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Arm chair are perfect furniture item for your home. There are many styles, colors, and sizes to choose from and these chairs also provide several functions. Arm chairs would be most beneficial to a homeowner is for added seating in your room. You will feel so comfortable at these arm chairs. There is Helsinki Chair, Louis Armchair, Volume Arm Chair and Cozy Arm Chair those are fit in any room of your house. We provide you arm chairs with beautiful designs, different colours, comfort and affordable prices.
Let's start with the basic and obvious premise that for any business to survive, they must take in more dollars over a course of time than they expend. This is certainly true for a company that provides church chairs as well. There is an overall cost to obtaining chairs (either through manufacturing them or importing them) and then delivering them to the end user (churches across the country). The company must receive for their chairs an amount of money from their customers that will cover all of their expenses.
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In this new year, I've committed to finding more natural and non-toxic ways of being and living. So, of course, I plan to share my adventures with you. Ready to get real close and personal??
My first adventure started at the end of last year. I have always, ALWAYS, had issues with finding deodorant that could handle my B.O. (TMI? Oh well. It's only going to get worse.)
Between my B.O. and my fear of anything reported to cause cancer (the link between breast cancer and ingredients in deodorant is terrifying) I have tried every brand of deodorant (for men and women), every DIY I saw on Pinterest, everything at Whole Foods that said "natural" and "nontoxic" and whatever else that sounded good. I've been wearing deodorant since maybe the fourth grade. Everything made me itch or made me smell worse. Some even turned my armpits black and swollen from irritation.
I was tired of itching and smelling like a goat. Then, as synchronicity would have it, I met a girl last year who happened to mention she didn't use deodorant. I'm certain I looked at her like she was crazy, but she explained that she rubbed lemon slices under her arms every other day and she didn't smell.
Lemon slices? Every OTHER day? What kind of crunchy-hippie-foolishness?
But I was desperate, so I bought lemons and figured I didn't have much to lose. I sliced lemons and put them in a special marked bag (because no one wants armpit lemonade). I rubbed a slice under my arms after a shower and went to bed.
I lie to you not, I did not smell for over 48 hours. It was still fairly warm outside when I tried this, and I work with children, so I don't have a sit-still-for-8-hours type of job. I was AMAZED. Even after 48 hours the smell wasn't strong at all. I found out that lemon juice kills the bacteria that causes armpit odor and the more you use it the less the bacteria grows. FASCINATING. I've been faithful to it ever since. I even noticed that when I had to use a regular store deodorant (I use Dove in a pinch or when I'm traveling and can't bring lemons) it was much more effective now.
I absolutely recommend this to anyone looking for a natural solution to B.O. I will say that you should wait 48-72 hours between applications because the lemon juice could (mildly) irritate the skin. And as an awesome side-effect, lemon juice lightens hyper-pigmentation in the skin. No more dark pits!
What do you think? Would you try it? Let me know!

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The Halifax Street housing for the Multi Agency Community Housing Association consists of nine secure and private residential units, solely for women and their children. Located adjacent to the historic Council Disinfector Building and Chimney, and a major new commercial housing development, Flightpath designed low cost, medium density housing that is environmentally responsible, aware of its surroundings and maximises the available land.
The simple cube form of the building is articulated with face brick and painted brick, and is relieved with galvanised steel sun-canopies and tall timber screens that provide unobtrusive security. Solar hot water heating, extensive use of timber, and attention to desirable solar penetration are evidence of the careful consideration given to materials and services. Unpainted galvanised steel and brick complement the existing materials of the surrounding buildings, while providing MACHA with a robust, low maintenance asset. The housing has no parking provisions, and access to the three levels is by a central open stair. Disabled units on the ground floor are easily accessible.
Forming part of Adelaide's inner city residential boom, this MACHA project demonstrates that low cost housing does not have to look and feel cheap.


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Wall, triptych
Wall I: 52"h x 24"w x 3"d
Breach: 52"h x14"w x 3"d
Wall II: 52"h x 24" x 3"d
Mixed media
This is a piece borne of outrage, disgust, and panic because "securing"a border should not mean closing our minds and our doors.
I may have once entertained the opinion that walls were acceptable: maybe even advisable. Today I see them as symbols of failure, futility, and inaction. The finger in the dike is not a solution; it's only a pathetic stab at a stopgap.
After all, did walls stop the looting of artifacts at the National Museum of Iraq in 2003? Can walls keep invaders out when enemies tunnel under or fly over? Does pouring vats of boiling oil over the battlements still constitute a defense? Why build the battlements at all?
And now, "The Wall" represents a hijacking of American values and ideals… while at the same time… a rallying cry for the most craven among us.
America once closed its doors to those fleeing the Nazis. We're closing them again to the plight of refugees from South and Central America.
What will happen when climate change accelerates and more of the earth becomes uninhabitable? Will we then close our eyes to the devastation and let the "others" drown?
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Carrie Hough
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During her residency, Carrie is working on ongoing research that explores midwestern women's decision-making processes regarding the return to work and dimensions of childcare after the birth of their first child. Specifically, she is preparing an article manuscript that analyzes her interviewees' experiences coupling breastfeeding and post-partum employment and how pumping breast milk at work blurs personal and professional boundaries and identities. Carrie lives in Iowa City and is grateful to have a sabbatical work space at the Obermann Center she can walk to from home.


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Design Provenance Today: Design For Our Desire To Discover
With people increasingly looking to explore new cultures, have experiences and self-affirming travels, how can brands use design to take provenance to the next level.
As the wanderlust desire remains strong, consumers are yearning for escapism, discovery and adventure. Today, many consumers have new, non-linear patterns to purchase and these anti-conformist attitudes mean that for them, happiness is certainly not going to be driven by brands that don't offer more to appease these experience led desires.
Good and successful design has always embraced and brought to life brand provenance. But today, designers and brands are going a step further to help transport us into new worlds, bringing them to life through every touch-point. Here, we shine the spotlight on three brands that recognise and respond to our desire to experience the new.
A New Discovery and unchartered territories
Building on the success of all things Scandinavian, Reyka is batch-produced vodka, distilled and filtered in Iceland. Despite being owned by William Grant & Sons, Reyka tells a truly authentic local story from Borgarnes, the small town which is home to the only distillery in Iceland. With a brand name translating as 'Steam', Reyka hero the provenance of their vodka, from the arctic spring water to the lava-rock filtration at the heart of their local production.
Reyka's design highlights its Icelandic provenance across every touch point. The packaging design uses stark, sans serif typography and a monochromatic crisp colour palette. Their translated motif 'Made in Iceland' is at the heart of the pack, featuring the glyphs and letter styles typical to the Icelandic language, adding yet another layer of authenticity. The overall effect is one that instantly transports you to the glacial landscapes of Iceland.
Valuing authenticity more than ever, millennials will see through thin stories and question whether brands are truly sincere. It might have been enough to produce Icelandic-style vodka without the fuss of locating the production and distillery in another country, but William Grant & Sons have invested in a credible and compelling brand that resonates with today's consumer as a result. This investment has given them a future platform to expand from with credibility and integrity.
The Local Jewel
As today's consumers become more digitally and globally connected than ever before, many are instead embracing the efforts of brands to connect at a local level. With access to our most iconic global brands available at the swipe of an index finger, we are placing more value on brand interactions that feel specialised, tailored and unique to our locations and routines.
The recently opened LA based restaurant Every Table offers a business model that is both contemporary and disruptive in its delivery. The chain has adapted the price of their locally made meals in line with the location's socioeconomics, allowing those with more available income in one area to help out those with less in another. Colour blocking, bold typographic touches and neighbourhood-style photography are used in their branding to further represent their desire to feel accessible to and for the local community.
Time Travel
With Millennials continuing to demonstrate a desire to discover novel experiences, many brands are responding with new products that play on the art of unearthing lost skills, crafts and rituals.
The global beauty brand Lush Cosmetics recently launched its latest product innovation- solid mouthwash. These are tablets inspired by the traditional Japanese ritual of gargling. A custom that is said to have been around since the Heian period, 'bukubuku' (rinsing the mouth) and 'garagara' (rinsing the throat) gargling techniques have traditionally been used to cleanse of impurities after coming in from outside or following a meal. With three flavours, the Ugai variant is packed with Australian antibacterial tea tree, Atlantic sea salt and green tea powder, which is regarded as a medicinal herb in Japan. These ingredients add another layer of credibility and provenance to the product. By basing the ritual around the behaviours of a trusted Japanese generation, Lush has created both intrigue and confidence around a product experience that could otherwise be polarising.
Designing provenance is not new. However, as consumers become brand savvier and engaged by desires of discovery, taking brand provenance to the next level through design and brand innovation is key.
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Meeting Lee of the Edgar Wood Society
Lee Wolf is treasurer and member secretary of the Edgar Wood Society. He's a lover of Arts & Crafts architecture, archaeology and most things to do with the local heritage of Middleton. We met up to chat about a Heritage Lottery Fund bid for a photography and website project.
Beckside car park, Silloth, Cumbria
It was so windy that gritty sand was being blown into your face
Whalley Abbey Gate House, Lancashire
One of two medieval gate houses, this one marks the inner entrance to the abbey. Note the conservation work on the wall.
Icon, All Saints Church, Birmingham
A powerful modern icon to reflect upon
Discussing heritage and conservation with Geoff
Had a nice evening discussing heritage and conservation with Geoff Wellens who has just completed a booklet on the various stained glass windows of St. Leonard's Church, Middleton, Manchester.
Jennings Brewery, Cockermouth, Cumbria
There must be a pot of gold there somewhere…
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Blackburn Cathedral, Lancashire
On my way to work this morning.
Rockliffe, Dumfries and Galloway
Just caught the very last of the light after visiting Threave.


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world, keep waving yr arms around.
the concept of reality, in this sense, results in a banalization of the sacred power of
illusion over the world.
in the senses of the defiant, one is a sacrificial being.
hyperconformism is a pardoy of extremity. if you think of it like a suicide pact
the same institutional wounds will write anew the exact same destiny.
to do it in the exact same way you must rebreathe the same trace of the same text.
the disidentity distends through time. time is inside of an historic idea.
like a great white bird it kicks you in the spirit.
retrieving always a new human he traverses the mirror with alicelike charm.
to retrieve the material forms of language you have to be inside of the screens.
you have to be made of earnames. you have to remember how not to break.
a total logic is not one of extremity. it is a deathchannel ++ it is an eternal return.
the littleyoung won't take long to dis-integrate: think of it like a pact of blood,
of blood & bone, like the same that is dead. it's the alliteration inside your
body property. a logic of radical conformism. a degradation of movement that's
the same as irony. an intellectual debut, like the same disappeared.
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Saturday, March 26, 2005
4 Voices In The Darkness:
- Julie Screams...
That sucks! Maybe the easter bunny will bring some to you! :)
If you want to read a good book about spirituality (not organized religion) that is a quick read, check out 'Illusions, tales of a reluctant messhiah' by richard bach, I think you will enjoy it a lot!
- Gama Screams...
My watch batteries, are you still taking requests?
my watch is been dead since I Moved to my house, haven't replace it yet.
Desinger watches are my thing.
- Max Screams...
That truely does, suck! Really suck... It's better then breaking your watch though. Hopefully. I don't really like watches, but if I need one, I just buy one of those cheap plastic ones. Wait till it dies, buy another one...
- Peach Flambée Screams...
I don't typically wear a watch. As such, people sometimes gift me with unusual timepieces. Right now, the closest thing I have to a watch is a small clock that hangs off my bookmark.


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Social Media - The Truth Doesn't Have to Hurt.
|Date Added: September 13, 2011 11:08:15 AM
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|SEO is quite simply a strategy or number of strategies employed to drive your business to a higher rank on major search engines, like google. Such exposure creates further traffic to your website, increased sales and eventually, an increased bottom-line. Social Media will help drive your SEO. Extended communications on Social Media sites will attract interest in your business. Without Social Media relationships, it is virtually impossible to increase your SEO. The two go hand in hand and are both critical to internet marketing strategies for your business. Incorporating an effective Social Media and SEO strategy is not a simple process. In highly competitive industries, it can take some months before maximum results are achieved. For the strategy to be sustainable, it requires ongoing attention and optimisation. If you need help with SEO or Social Media, be sure to contact an expert. Some of your competitors already have established SEO and Social Media strategies in place. Be sure not to fall any further behind. Now is the time to act. Author Everyday I log into Facebook and Twitter and have a peek at what my friends and peers are saying. It is not uncommon for my friends to post reviews, positives, negatives and feedback regarding an experience with a local business. Surely you have seen Facebook status updates quoting things like "Wow! That new Maccas burger is the best" or "Thanks to TGFS for their brilliant advice concerning my financial planning" or even "I love Citylink. It saves me an hour travel a day!". On the other hand, I'm also sure you have seen comments such as "Never going back to XXXXXX restaurant on Chapel St again. Food was awful and waiting stuff were rude" or "I can't believe how bad the service work was done on my car by XXXXXX" or even "Don't go to XXXXXX. They are too expensive and very over-rated".


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Near Dallas in Paulding County, Georgia — The American South (South Atlantic)
Polk's Corps at Dallas and New Hope Church
After return of Hardee's A.C. [CS] from Powder Springs (May 25), Polk's troops formed the center of Johnston's line facing the Federal lines to the West.
When deployed, Polk's left was at Wigley's Mill in gap of Ellsberry Mtn.; his center & rt. at & above New Hope Ch. -- a position he held in the 10 days of conflict mostly fought on the left & right of the army.
Erected 1953 by Georgia Historical Commission. (Marker Number 110-20.)
Marker series. This marker is included in the Georgia Historical Society/Commission marker series.
Location. 33° 54.551′ N, 84° 46.755′ W. Marker is near Dallas, Georgia, in Paulding County. Marker is on Merchants Highway (Georgia Route 6) near Marietta Highway (Georgia Route 120), on the right when traveling east. Georgia Highway 6 is old US Highway 278, through the center of Dallas. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Dallas GA 30132, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 3 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. Site: Robertson House (about 500 feet away, measured in a direct line); George Darby House Cleburne's H'dq'rs. (approx. 1.7 miles away); Henry Lester House (approx. 1.8 miles away); Site: Colley House Hood's H'dq'rs (approx. 1.9 miles away); The Hiram Rosenwald School (approx. 2.3 miles away); Confederate Line (approx. 2.4 miles away); Johnston's Headquarters (approx. 2.7 miles away); Federal Line (approx. 2.8 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Dallas.
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More. Search the internet for Polk's Corps at Dallas and New Hope Church.
Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. This page originally submitted on July 19, 2009, by David Seibert of Sandy Springs, Georgia. This page has been viewed 1,020 times since then and 16 times this year. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on July 19, 2009, by David Seibert of Sandy Springs, Georgia. • Craig Swain was the editor who published this page.


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This memorable dish was originally created for General Tso's during the Ching Dynasty. It consists of finely cut chunks of chicken in exotic Hunan sauce.
Flowery chicken sautéed in chili sauce with sesame seeds served on bed of fried white noodles.
Boneless chicken chunks marinated and fried until crispy, then sautéed with fresh peppers, celery and mushrooms with chef's spicy and tangy sauce.
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Combination of lobster meat, scallops, jumbo shrimp and crabmeat with vegetables in our chef's special sauce.
Mixture of battered shrimp, chicken(white meat) & pork deep fried to golden brown then cooked w. waterchestnuts & scallion w. a moderate brown sauce.
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Special selected tender prawns quickly fried until crispy then mixed w. sugar coated walnuts, served w. chef's chili sauce on the side.
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Sea scallops and jumbo shrimp, sliced tender beef, waterchestnuts, broccoli, mushrooms, carrots, winter bamboo shoots, cooked in oyster sauce then served on sizzling hot plate.
Jumbo shrimp and tender morsels of chicken(white meat) first marinated then sautéed with a variety of Chinese vegetables in our chef's special hot sauce.
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Two separate dishes characterize this distinctive plate. One side lobster and prawns with Szechuan chili sauce is spicy and exciting. On the other is our house General Tso's chicken which never fails to delight.
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It's always a good feeling to find yourself in one of your hometown lit magazines, and Up The River: A Journal of Poetry, Art, & Photography is a gorgeous literary web-zine hosted by Albany Poets, an organization promoting events and writers in the Albany, NY area. My poem "Spiders at Night" appears in Up The River, Issue Six, alongside the work of other poets I really enjoy, like Kevin Ridgeway, Alan Catlin, and others. Check out the poem and scroll the through the other issues for a lot of excellent poetry. Thanks!
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scrape the barrel
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scrape the barrel
To use or select from the last or worst of the resources or options from a particular range or set, even if they are not satisfactory, because there are no others to choose from. We used to get hundreds of qualified candidates, but lately I feel like we've been scraping the barrel with the applicants we bring in. A: "These were the best you could get?" B: "Sorry, the selection was already picked through, so I really had to scrape the barrel even to find those."


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The Tree Hugger Program
Over the past 11 years, more than 2,300 Kwanzan Cherry trees have been planted on public land around Howard County. Many of these trees are not feeling the love and are looking for a Tree-Hugger Sponsor.
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In other words, the authentic conversation. To explain that better she mentioned that at her restaurant she has a relationship spokes person who tells people about how her restaurants differs from others. Such as the quality and preparation of the food. This simple authentic conversation brings the people back to the restaurant. She also mentions about the guest experience monitor and how the importance to create a plan can build credibility with their franchises.
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Billy Graham Library Vision For Evangelism Weekend
A few weeks ago I was blessed to have been able to go to the National Apologetics Conference hosted by Southeastern Seminary. I saw amazing presentations from talented men of God and met several amazing people along the way. One of the men I met at the conference was a guy named Wayne with the Billy Graham Library. Wayne talked to me for at least 15 minutes or more and was very genuine and engaging in our conversation. To be honest he completely was the opposite of what I expected when I walked by the table. I am used to being visually judged because of the tattoos on my arms and typically am not given half a thought by many people of his generation but after our conversation I realized that I was the judgmental one and had to repent of that. I am so thankful that God has genuine men and women of God out there that see the spirit of God in believers and not the outer core that we wear as flesh.
Wayne invited me to the Billy Graham Library for their "Vision For Evangelism" weekend and I reluctantly said I would think about it and gave him my info and honestly didn't really expect to hear back from him. A few days later I had an email from him asking if I was still interested in going to the vision weekend and I tried to get information out of him about it and it just seemed ambiguous and I was sure they were going to try to sell me something, again me being judgmental and again I had to repent of my wrong thinking. So I told Wayne I would definitely make the drive down to Charlotte and see what they had to say but I wasn't sure if I could afford a hotel room since I literally live from sermon to sermon on love offerings. Again I was shocked and humbled when Wayne said the Billy Graham Association would cover my room and he would send me the reservation numbers as soon as possible.
I began thinking that since God set all these chance meetings up and he funded this trip then God may be orchestrating the whole thing for a reason go figure right. I was really getting excited for the weekend, even though it was still very shrouded in uncertainty. I decided that whatever it was it would be an adventure and an opportunity to meet other passionate believers and a free night in a hotel with meals provided, even at that it was going to be worth it.
I was anxious all day Friday and got to the hotel about 2 hours early, checked in to one of the nicest hotels I've ever stayed in and then just rested for the next hour. I drove the 2 miles to the Billy Graham Library and got stuck in traffic after I missed my turn so it took me around 25-30 minutes to go the short distance. I was the first one to arrive and got to walk around the inside of the Billy Graham Library and talk to some maintenance staff. It was overwhelming from the very beginning.
The Billy Graham Library really isn't a library at all, I mean yes it has books, but it's set up more like a museum of evangelism. It showcases the life of Billy Graham and illustrates that from humble beginnings and devotion to the call of God on one mans life that we can make a great impact for the kingdom of God. After I'd been in the museum a while I saw the smiling face of Wayne and he remembered my name. We talked for a few minutes and he was very excited that I came and said that I was the only one that committed to coming from the Apologetics conference. I definitely felt the providence of God in that moment knowing that many were asked to come to this event but for whatever reason I was the only one from that venue that decided to make the trip.
Several students from Garner Webb University and other schools came to the vision for evangelism weekend and we all met in the lobby of the museum under the big cross shaped doorway. We talked for a few minutes and Wayne, the historian, gave us some information about the library as well as Billy Graham's life and then he prayed over the meal we were about to share together.
There were approximately 18 or 19 of us that came to the Vision For Evangelism weekend and the ages ranged from 17-30, me and one other guy being the old men of the group so to speak. I sat next to some guys from Garner Webb University and we all talked about who we were and where we were from over a fantastic meal provided by the Library staff. Halfway through our meal the Vice President of the Billy Graham Library, Tom Phillips, came and apologized for his tardiness explaining that he just drove back from a last minute meeting with Franklin Graham.
Tom introduced himself and cast vision for the weekend and explained that we were the first group to ever go through this training weekend and that we would essentially be guinea pigs for the program and they wanted us to critique everything and let them know how it all went, etc. We all went around the dinner table and gave a quick introduction to everyone else and explained who we were and what we did. After dinner we went on a tour of the Library that took approximately 2.5 hours to complete. Wayne guided us on the tour and gave us a brilliant account of the history of Billy Graham's ministry. We saw artifacts and pictures from the 60+ years of Dr. Graham's ministry and the heaviness of his words and simplicity of his sermons really weighed on me. There were several moments during the tour that I felt the Holy Spirit so strong in the building that I just wanted to weep. I felt so affirmed and confirmed as an evangelist that I just wanted to leave right then and go preach.
I think the thing that struck me the most was that Billy Graham started out his ministry much like mine, just a heart to preach and a desire to please God and a willingness to literally preach anywhere. I was so amazed and humbled at his devotion to God and it really convicted me about needing to study and pray more than ever to show myself approved by God and to effectively be able to communicate God's word. I learned so much during the tour and spent the rest of the night in prayer after I got back to my hotel room as was encouraged by Tom for us to do. I felt the seriousness and importance of this weekend for me to come up with a vision for my ministry for how I will be evangelizing to the next generation.
I arrived Saturday morning back to the Library about an hour early and decided to walk the grounds and continue to pray in the wood line on one of the park benches. The property surrounding the Library is simply beautiful, all of it. Wayne greeted me as I went into Library and when I got to the conference room we were all meeting in Tom met me with another big smile. Those two men of God are amazing examples of humility, service, and genuine faith in Jesus. I can't express my gratitude for their kindness and the love they showed all of us this weekend. Tom spent the morning teaching us more about Billy Graham's vision, ministry and the characteristics of Jesus and etc. It was a great time of learning, praying, and thinking. Our meeting and lesson would often get interrupted by prayer when the Holy Spirit felt like we had reached saturation we would all stand up, join hands, and pray. Truly an amazing example of a spirit led meeting.
After lunch we were told that we would need to write down our Vision For Evangelism for the next generation on a certificate that we were to hang up. Prayerfully this is what I wrote:
My vision for evangelism is to preach the Gospel unashamed like a man already dead. Preach with a fire and passion that through the Holy Spirit many will be saved by Jesus. My heart is to be a missional-minded evangelist preaching to all nations and illustrating the glory of God's creation and power of His salvation.
I felt like that summed up what my vision should and would be for my ministry and my life to come. Tom asked if anyone wanted to read theirs and after a few people read I decided to read mine. Knowing my testimony, after I read my vision Tom said "Not bad…for an atheist." I busted out laughing, as did most everyone else, it was truly a great testament to the genuine personalities of the staff at the Billy Graham Library. Very down to earth.
They gave us a plaque with a replica nail that pierced the hands of Jesus, 2 certificates (one being our vision), several books and an experience that will last a lifetime. I walked away from this weekend humbled, fired up, affirmed and more passionate than ever to preach the Good News of the Gospel of Christ! If you are ever in the Charlotte area, I challenge and encourage you to prayerfully go visit the Billy Graham Library and take the time to soak up the experience and allow the Holy Spirit to speak to you and ask Him what His vision for evangelism is for you in your life.


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No matter how well you take care of your children, at some time, something may go wrong with their health. If it's something as simple as a strep throat or the flu, then the child goes to the doctor. However, if the situation is a bit more dire than that, your child will end up in the hands of a Pediatric surgeon. These surgeons specialize in operating on children of all ages. There are many things that you need to know about the medical specialty. We'll go into some detail on it here.
Types of Pediatric Surgery
There are many different types of Pediatric surgeons. You won't find one who can handle a number of different surgical tasks, although some can do a number of broad things. Instead, each has a certain part of the body, from the brain to the cardiovascular system (among others) that they specialize in. It's the same way with adults – surgeons pick their desired practice in school and then learn everything that they can about that particular system. Here are some examples of what a Pediatric surgeon may specialize in:
Neurologic Surgeons
A neurologic surgeon is one who specializes in the brain and the skull. For example, if your child has issues with the plates in his or her skull, such as premature fusing while their brain is still growing, then you'll need to see this type of surgeon. They are experienced in these types of cases.
Maxillofacial Surgeons
A maxillofacial surgeon understands how to correct facial malformations, such as a cleft lip or palette. If your child is born with one of these conditions or even has sinus issues, then a maxillofacial surgeon will be able to correct them.
Orthopedic Surgeons
An orthopedic surgeon, like an orthopedic doctor (some do double duty) handle issues that pertain to the bones, joints, and ligaments throughout the body – just not the ones in the brain. Any problems with knees, ankles, hips, and so on can be corrected by one of these surgeons.
Pediatric Surgeon Age Ranges
The number one thing to remember here is that children aren't the same as adults. They are smaller sized humans who are still growing. This means that Pediatric surgeons handle children of all ages – including some who haven't even been born yet. You've no doubt heard the stories of children having heart and spinal abnormalities correct while still in the womb. So, some Pediatric surgeons can handle fetuses, babies, and children of various ages. It all depends on what needs to be done and the age of the patient. However, once children become older teenagers (also known as young adults) and have reached their full heights and levels of physical maturity, they may be operated on by adult surgeons. Again, there are many factors to consider here.
What Type of Credentials Should a Surgeon Have?
Overall, a Pediatric surgeon needs to have a medical degree. For the most part, they majored in subjects like biology, anatomy, and even pre-medicine while an undergrad. They have a bachelor's degree in science. In addition to this, they have that medical degree (as previously mentioned) which requires four additional years of school. After they finish that degree, they move on to do a general (or specialty) surgery rotation in a hospital for five years, which prepares them for the next step, two years of training as a Pediatric surgeon. Once they complete this, they receive their official certifications and can go into practice as a surgeon without having any direct oversight from a more senior surgeon. However, this doesn't mean that the surgeon works alone. These specialists often consult with their colleagues and are usually part of a larger hospital system or network. Thanks to their many years of training, these surgeons are obviously experts in their fields.
Preparing Your Child for Surgery
Now that you know what a Pediatric surgeon does, how much schooling they must have, and what their general specialties are, it's time to learn about one additional thing – how to prepare your child for surgery. Having a child that needs surgery is a very nerve-wracking time, and you don't want to transfer your fears and anxiety onto your child. This means that you need to remain calm and collected no matter what. It's all about your mindset. On top of this, you also need to follow the surgeon's instructions. There may be a number of things that you need to do leading up to the surgery. Make sure to follow them to the letter in order to help produce the best possible outcome.
Hopefully, this has cleared some of the mysteries surrounding Pediatric surgery. You know more about this medical specialty and understand the training process. You also know how to prepare your child for surgery, should he or she need to undergo it. The basics of Pediatric surgery have been examined here.
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This article is a contribution of Paul Swan promoting Samitivej Hospital, Bangkok, a premier hospital for Pediatric Surgery in Thailand


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To Thomas Jefferson from Edmund Randolph, 29 May 1792
From Edmund Randolph
Philadelphia May 29. 1792.
Dear Sir
I yesterday received a letter from my mother, painting an embarrassment in one of my father's pecuniary affairs. The seriousness of its aspect has led me to asert myself for her relief. But until the first of July, I absolutely shall be unable; and her situation admits no delay. Excuse me then for begging your aid, until that day, as far as seven hundred dollars. I am to remit three hundred pounds sterling; and I shall be deficient in the sum mentioned. Nothing could have induced me to trouble you; but the truly-affecting situation of a parent. I am dear sir yr. friend & serv.,
Edm: Randolph.
RC (MHi); endorsed by TJ as received 29 May 1792 and so recorded in SJL.
On this day TJ noted in his memorandum book: "Endorsed a note of E. Randolph payable to me or bearer at 30 days sight for 700.D. merely as his security that he might receive the money on it from the bank" (Bear and Stanton, Memorandum Books description begins James A. Bear, Jr., and Lucia C. Stanton, eds., Jefferson's Memorandum Books: Accounts, with Legal Records and Miscellany, 1767–1826, Princeton, forthcoming description ends ).


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My Grandbaby - Teagan/
"Adversity does not build character, it reveals it." – James Lane Allen
Austin and Kira had been married over a year when they FaceTimed Valerie and me in February, wanting to see our expressions when learning we would be grandparents around early October. While Val got into the labeling – quickly choosing "Nana" – I didn't worry what the kid called me as long as the kid called me. When pushed for a name, I said, "Sir."
We didn't share the news (much) until late March, safely into the second trimester, at which time I cranked the brag machine up to "annoying." I mentioned on Facebook that it was the first time in nineteen years (when we were pregnant with Allison) that I loved someone who had yet to be born.
The heart history in Valerie's family led Kira's doctor to extra diligence in testing, and results indicated the baby could be at risk for Down syndrome. The odds were remote, but still higher than standard, leading me to believe advancements in technology had simply created more ways to worry expectant parents. Besides, it was MY grandbaby and we had been through so much in our lives that we could deal with Down syndrome.
More tests revealed in early May that it was not Down syndrome, but Turner syndrome, which has various spectrums; it's possible you know someone who has Turner and you don't know it. It's often uneventful and sounded like the better outcome, so I decided again it was nothing worth worrying over.
During Trenton's college graduation celebration May 12th, Austin and Kira surprised us with the gender reveal; a little girl, Teagan Elizabeth, would be joining our family. Kira's mother, Sandy Roth, was present and both grandmothers-to-be were given gifts with their "labels" inscribed. Don't get me started on little girls – possibly the best thing God ever made, and I was soon to have one.
Late afternoon May 18th we were fully immersed in a letter from the family of Trenton's second donor when Valerie walked to the bedroom to answer a call. Moments later, Trenton came out of the bedroom. "Dad, I think you better go back there. It's Austin and it sounds bad." I walked in to see Valerie sitting on the bed, eyes wide and in shock, trying to not let it show to her son on the other end. Austin had informed her that Teagan's form of Turner was so serious that she would not live long if she made it to term, hours at best. She was growing, but fluid on her organs, caused by Turner's syndrome, damaged performance.
Austin and I talked the following week, one week before Texas laws would restrict aborting Teagan. "What are you going to do," I asked. "We're going to go the doctor in a few days and learn some more," and they soon after decided that, as long as their little girl was alive, they would do all they could for her regardless of her chances.
By mid-June, Teagan's heart was weakening, and on Wednesday, June 28th, days from the third trimester, we received the call. Teagan's heart had stopped and Kira would be delivering on Friday our stillborn grandbaby.
Valerie, Allison and I awoke early Friday morning and made the drive to Houston. There was occasional conversation, Val dabbed her eyes a bit, and music from the radio filled much of the silence on our trip. Nearing Houston, we began to discuss funeral plans; I didn't want Val or me to mess with those details at this point, and pushed everything I could on to Allison who handled it.
We arrived at Austin and Kira's Houston apartment before noon to find them impatiently waiting patiently, as the hospital delayed their morning check-in until early afternoon. Once the phone call came, bags were packed and ten minutes later, we arrived at Texas Children's Hospital. "Another kids' hospital," I thought…
More in my next blog post, but the difficult path to this point had already shown me the love and care that Austin and Kira will have for their kids even before birth; and their decision to name Teagan and sacrifice their hearts for her, in spite of the odds, is why I can be Still Thankful.
P.S. Teagan: an Irish name meaning "beautiful."
UPDATE: read about Teagan's funeral HERE


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Autism Diagnostic Assessment Team (ADAT)
At The Practice | MK our Clinical Director and Principal Forensic Psychologist, Katherine Goodsell holds responsibility for the Diagnostic Team.
Every autism spectrum diagnostic assessment is tailored to the needs of the individual. We strictly adhere to current diagnostic guidelines which allows our reports to be accepted by local authorities and the NHS.
Multi Disciplinary Team
Our 'child' and 'young persons' autism diagnostic assessments are completed by our Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) consisting of:
- Lead psychologist
- Clinical or forensic psychologist
- Educational Psychologist
- Occupational Therapist
- Speech and Language Therapist
- Assistant Psychologist, MSc, BSc
Each child or young person is unique and as such their diagnostic assessment is individually tailored to meet their specific needs. Your child may not see all of our MDT as we will build the team around your child.
If your child is under the age of 5 years, it will be necessary for him or her to have been seen by a paediatrician prior to our team undertaking an autism spectrum assessment. This is so that your paediatrician can consider other medical factors and conditons.