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The Fairview Church exists to introduce people to the transforming power of Jesus Christ through prayer, relationships and evangelism.
We believe in God the Father, and in Jesus Christ, His only Son.
We believe in the virgin birth.
We believe that Christ was crucified and buried and that on the third day He rose from the dead.
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We believe that every person who has accepted Christ's forgiveness is a member of the church of God.
We are the Fairview Church of God, established in 1906 as the Woodland Park Church of God. We are associated with the Church of God based in Anderson, Indiana and are a part of the Pacific Northwest Association of the Church of God.
Prayer, missions, and creation information is provided on the prayer table, set up in the auditorium every Sunday morning. Most things on the table are free, even books and magazines. We have prayer cards for the missionaries of the Church of God that the Fairview Church is supporting financially and with prayer. We support missionaries that are located in 60 areas of the world.
We have scripture prayers following Ruth Shinness' prayer strategy books. These are very helpful for families that need love, forgiveness, and unity. Other prayer aids are available. For more information on Ruth Shinness' books please visit prayerstrategy.com
Our goal is to draw people to a relationship with Jesus Christ.
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I am a native Seattleite, the only daughter of a Church of God pastor. My dad pastored a congregation in south Seattle until I was a sophomore in high school. My family moved into Seattle proper at that time and I graduated from Lincoln High School in 1967. By the way, my dad's picture is the one on the left as you come in the main door of the school. I graduated from Seattle Pacific College in 1974 (yes, it was only a college then) with my teaching degree. I later received a Master of Education form Seattle Pacific University in 1992. I came to Fairview Christian School in the fall of 1987. My first teaching assignment was a 5/6 combination class. The next year, I moved to the 3rd grade class and continued in that position for 6 years. I was away from Fairview for four years but returned in the fall of 1999 as the middle school math/science teacher. I enjoyed that position for ten years until the summer of 2009 when I was asked to become the school administrator. I met my husband, Lew, on a blind date in 1997, and we were married on Valentine's Day in 1998. Together we are blessed with four adult children and nine grandchildren; six boys and three girls ranging in age from 5 to 18. My son and his family live in Kansas City, Kansas; my daughter and her family live in Ingalls, Indiana; Lew's daughters and their families live in the Seattle area. I love my job at Fairview Christian School, particularly being able to serve such wonderful families alongside an outstanding staff. As the Apostle Paul so eloquently says, and I will take the liberty to paraphrase, "I am confident that God, who began a good work at Fairview will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus."
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I grew up in Alaska and moved to Seattle in 1968. I have been married for 45 years to Janet (Ropkins). We have 3 grown children and 10 grandchildren. I retired from Boeing in 2006 after 31 years. I enjoy working at Fairview School and Child Center. My hobbies include hunting, fishing and camping.
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Hi, I'm Amanda Olson and you can usually find me running around Fairview checking on all the wonderful Child Center staff! I fell into a little bit more free time since I have just finished up with my masters degree. Now I am on the search of some new hobbies. My husband Mark and I live in Bothell with our Lhasa poo, Kingston, and crazy funny daughter Amelia and son Parker. We are finding it so exciting to take her to new and exciting places and experiencing it through the eyes of our kiddos. So much fun! I really must say my favorite thing to do is laugh….got that from my mom I guess! Got a funny story? Please hook me up firstname.lastname@example.com I truly enjoy every minute working here with some of the best co-workers (including my mom), awesome kids (including my own) and you amazing parents!
Dan Smatlak
I grew up in Washington State and gave my heart to the Lord at a young age in Auburn. I met and married my life-partner, Darla, in Indiana. We have three lovely daughters, Emily, Erica, and Melanie, who have all attended Fairview Christian School. I like to mess around with gardening and keeping chickens and baking. My weakness is coffee and doughnuts. I've had the privilege of leading worship for over 15 years. Music feeds my soul. Fairview is a wonderful place filled with wonderful people and I look forward to seeing what God has in store for us. I like the verse where Jesus said, "Make your light shine, so that others will see the good that you do and will praise your Father in heaven." (Matt. 5:16)
Lori Sperry
Hi, I'm Lori Sperry and I am the director of Fairview Child Center. I have been at Fairview since September of 2004. I was born and raised in San Diego. I have been married to my wonderful husband Mark for 32 years. I have three grown children and three beautiful grandchildren. When I am not working, I enjoy riding my motorcycle. There is nothing better than the sights, sounds and smells of God's creation while on the bike! I love my job and being part of the Fairview family! Working alongside of my daughter Amanda is such a blessing and an added bonus.
Jo McClimans
Sheila Reid
Hi, I'm Sheila Reid. I'm the Office manager for the Fairview Ministries, taking care of operations for the Church, School and Child Center. This is my tenth year here although I have been a part of the Fairview family since birth. I was born and raised in Seattle. My husband John and I have three children: Ariel (28), Olivia (19), Jake (15). When I am not working, I enjoy spending time with my family, playing games and watching the Seahawks win!
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Gangotri in India is one among the Chardham or four holy places, of Gangotri, Yamunotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath. Gangotri is the shrine nestled among deodar forests and worshipped by the Hindus as the source of the Ganges, the holiest among all the rivers in India. While the actual source of Gangotri is the ice cave of Gomukh, 18 km up the Gangotri glacier, the spiritual source of the river is 105 km from Uttarkashi. Hindus believe that here the Ganges is known as Bhagirathi, named after the king Bhagirath who brought Ganga, the river, down from the heavens. Hindus also believe that bathing in her waters delivers the soul of all the sins and awards moksha, or eternal salvation. The importance of the pilgrimage to Gangotri in India springs from this faith of the Hindus.
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Recently I wrote a piece on the comparative analysis between progressive socialists and constitutional conservatives in the area of economics. Previously, we posted a piece on the perversion of The Law using French economist Frederic Bastiat's essay.
Well, it didn't take long for Barack Hussein Obama to prove our point. You can always get a hint as to what progressive socialists have as their next target based on their latest poll-tested bumper sticker slogan — this time, as we discussed, it is economic patriotism.
And in that vein, Obama and his designated hit man at the Treasury Department, Jack "Nothing New" Lew, are examining ways to punish businesses for doing business — after all, "they didn't build that."
In what the liberal media is calling tax evasion and un-American, Obama is angered by American corporations, businesses, and companies that are moving their headquarters out of America in order to survive. It's really very simple: the anti-private sector tax policies are driving private sector businesses away from our shores. And please don't give me any liberal talking points because Obama said nothing when his friend Jeffrey Immelt took GE to China and found ways to effectively pay no corporate taxes. And Apple is no better – it's all about crony capitalism.
To stop it, Obama is considering an executive order or an administrative action by way of agency or bureaucratic fiat.
However, last month, according to ABC News, "Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew said the administration had examined the tax code and determined that without new laws, its options were limited. But on Tuesday, the Treasury Department said that while only legislation can fully fix the problem, the Obama administration was searching for ways to provide a partial fix, warning that corporate inversions are actively eroding the U.S. tax base."
Instead of leading and governing, Obama continues to demagogue and demonstrate he is nothing more than a rigid socialist ideologue. He could simply work with Congress — and for those of you who slept through civics, that's the House and Senate — to reform the American corporate tax rate, which is currently the world's highest. Our federal corporate tax rate stands at 39.6 percent and when you add in state corporate rates of four to six percent, you have a tax environment unfriendly to business growth — and therefore business expansion.
President Obama should take the lead and recommend cutting the rate to between 22 and 25 percent and eliminate all loopholes and exemptions — just a simple flat tax rate. That would incentivize trillions of dollars to return to America and spur on economic growth in a free market system — not one based on government spending and money-printing. I would all but bet the ranch that if this were a Bill Clinton presidency, he'd take the common sense course of action — as he did with a conservative GOP House and Senate on other fiscal issues.
Tax inversions are legal, but Obama seeks to enact legal plunder in order to fuel his big government expansion and welfare nanny-state schemes.
As ABC details, "in an inversion, a U.S. business merges with or is acquired by a foreign company in a country with a lower tax rate, allowing the company to lower its tax bill. Frequently the companies maintain their U.S. headquarters and operations, and the U.S. entity often maintains control of the company. Obama argues that amounts to companies attempting to choose which tax laws they want to follow — a luxury not granted to individual taxpayers."
Perhaps Obama could finally offer individuals some tax reform – he didn't seem to care about increasing individual taxes when his Obamacare individual mandate was declared a tax!
But here is the issue, if Obama and Lew choose to take executive or administration action it will clearly be seen as the executive branch attempting to rewrite the American tax code — which by the U.S. Constitution is a prescribed, enumerated duty of the Congress. But hey, ya think that will stop Obama? Methinks this is all part of his pushing the envelope, especially as he uses the language of divisiveness.
Here is how Comrade Obama refers to these corporations: "they're basically renouncing their citizenship and declaring that they're based somewhere else, just to avoid paying their fair share."
It's all about messaging, and calling these companies un-patriotic, un-American and unwilling to pay their fair share is his attempt to sway the masses to his side in the arena of populist support. And if goes without saying you'll have the liberal media support — just Google "Obama executive orders on tax inversions" and look at the article titles from liberal media outlets.
What will happen is less economic growth, and with a barely breathing GDP of two percent, this is the last thing we need. However, for Obama, as Bastiat stated, it's not about doing what is best for our country. It's all about his greed, thirst for power and misconceived benevolence — which pits economic empowerment against his design for economic enslavement.


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I'll give you the good news first: more and more people are making the choice to feed their companion animals natural, high quality foods. And that choice is one I fully support in my healing practice, both for my clients as well as for my own animals. A quality diet means more quality years together (see After the Pet Food Recall: why natural is the way to go).
The growth in demand for foods with healthy ingredients (human grade quality, organic, grain-free, free range proteins, etc.) has resulted in more manufacturers, and more choices. And one of those companies offering quality choices has been Natura, maker of Innova, Evo, California Natural, Healthwise, Mother Nature and Karma, many of which I have fed to my own animals over the years.
Now for the bad news: the growing popularity of natural pet foods has drawn the attention of giant conglomerate Proctor and Gamble (P&G). Sadly, they have now purchased Natura, much to the horror of many pet professionals as well as pet owners who feel blindsided by what they considered a sellout to corporate interests.
The possibility of the sale was a hot topic on an animal communicators group where I am a member. Information was shared regarding P&G's history of testing on animals, alleged political alliances with special interest animal groups, as well as what could happen to Natura's food based on past history. (In 1999 P&G purchased Iams/Eukanuba, and subsequently changed the formula to lesser quality ingredients.)
One group member shared information from her holistic vet who said that legally a pet food manufacturer could change the ingredients up to 5% within a possible six month period without changing the label. Which means that consumers may not realize that something had changed unless they are very well informed, or their animal has a reaction (which I have seen happen while working in a natural pet food store).
When the proposed sale became reality, I went to the site of a holistic vet whose opinion and information I trusted. I discovered that Dr. Jean Hofve, Little Big Cat, had written two scathing articles: Quality pet food choices dwindling – Bye Bye Natura and Done deal – Natura is now Procter and Gamble. Her information supported most of what I had heard from others, and, on the basis of P&G's history of animal testing alone, Dr. Hofve was advocating a boycott of all P&G's products, including their pet foods—a position I support.
And I'm not the only one. Internet scuttlebutt suggests that many natural pet food stores are refusing to carry any of the brands now owned by P&G.
Just this week I was at Next to Nature, a small local Seattle area chain, and they had set up an entire aisle devoted to the brands previously named, along with a prominently posted sign that detailed their future plans and reasons for not carrying Natura products—reasons that included P&G's history of testing products on animals.
The change is not immediate, Next to Nature is giving customers needed time to transition to another food. For now they are suggesting that Canadian-manufactured Orijen may be a good substitute since they use similar proteins in their formula.
Others favor Taste of the Wild, rated as a quality food in the February issue of Whole Dog Journal's yearly list of 2010 Approved Dry Foods (Orijen also made the list, and my animals, who I consider experts, like both foods).
In that same issue (prior to the proposed sale of Natura to Proctor and Gamble), Whole Dog Journal asked the million dollar question, "Can corporate titans produce foods of the same quality as the little 'boutique' companies that were founded on the concept of producing only the very best, healthiest dog foods?"
Well, Proctor and Gamble, can you? Perhaps more to the point—will you?
What do you think?
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Woven Baskets?August 23rd, 2010
Whew! If you look at my recent posts, you certainly get a sense of just how all over the place my life has been lately.
My friend, poetess, and fellow blogger, Havaya, quotes the Talmud in Bava Kama 92a on this week's parsha (Ki Tavo) to make a fascinating point:
The Kohanim, she explains, would return the gold and silver trays of the wealthy bringing their first fruits to the Holy Temple, but would keep the woven baskets of the poor. This seems so counterintuitive!
Her explanation for the discrepancy is beautiful. I hope that you read it.
This reminds me of the time in our lives when my husband and I had to work hard to save money. It might have been romantic and cute to be broke had we been young 20-somethings in love. We weren't. The causes were not our own, and were sad and frustrating. We researched, turned it into a mission, and with the help of Hashem and our family we did what we needed to do to get to a better financial place.
Having said that, the thing that made me feel poor was not what we were living without. I had what I needed. I always have what Hashem knows I need, even if it isn't always apparent to me.
I felt poor when I couldn't give tzedakah. When I had to say no. I had to keep everything within a budget, we lived in a community where lots of people asked for charity, and a lot of the time we just couldn't give.
Growing up, my father tried to say yes to every Jewish charity that asked him. ( This, of course, has a Tribble-like effect on the number of Jewish charities that will ask.) He couldn't give a lot to most, and he had to give less to each as a result, but he successfully instilled in his children the power of tzedakah.* As my husband and I struggled at the time, it was very hard for me to say no.
I cannot begin to understand how the people of Israel blessed to live in the time of the Holy Temple felt about their first fruit offerings. But I would like to think that one of the reasons that the woven baskets were kept is so the poor people who had fewer opportunities to fulfill the mitzvah of giving could feel the value of their contribution.
Yashar Koach to Chaya for a beautiful piece and pause for thought about something more important than smartphones.


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Cities are producing more food now than they have since the Victory Gardens of World War II. But just because you grew it in your backyard doesn't mean it's safe. Depending on where you live and what went on there in the past, you may have high levels of lead in your soil — and lead is one contaminant you really don't want to mess with.
Geochemist Gabriel Filippelli of the School of Science, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, warns that urban gardeners should consult a couple of maps and/or have their soil tested before growing fruits or vegetables. Your plot is likely to be contaminated if you live near a major road or old industrial facilities. In the Bay Area, that covers a lot of ground.
According to Fillipelli, if you have a low risk of lead — or if you have your soil tested and find fewer than 200 parts per million — you might cover your bases by using a high phosphate fertilizer, which will neutralize the lead.
If you're at medium risk or find between 200 – 500 ppm, you ought to cover the soil and plant instead in raised beds, mulching between the beds to minimize the risk of tracking the lead-contaminated soil into the house.
If you're at high risk, or find levels above 500 ppm, do all of that and limit yourself to tall fruit plants.
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We have all experienced it – profound loss. It comes in many ways, but for me it came again with the loss of a well-loved family member. She was a wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, friend, and to me – she was an aunt.
We didn't live in the same state, but I was lucky enough to see her frequently throughout my childhood and I always identified with her and loved her a lot.
I suspect she did not know that she had significant influence on me during those formative years. As a child I observed her as a role model, and I always felt affirmation from her anytime I opened my mouth to speak. When I approached those uncertain teen years, she never made me feel small or immature, no matter what I said. Our discussions made me feel as though I was as much an adult as she – and that my contribution to the conversation had equal value. My parents were active and supportive in my childhood, of course, but it was such a gift to me to gain confidence from someone outside the parental boundary.
She was famous for her quick and encouraging smile. I think we all benefited from that – and it was her God given gift. She never had to develop that asset.
So frequently we consider our relationship with a loved one after they have left this life. That reflection is so pure, and it leaves us with the wish that we could talk to them one more time just to tell them what they meant to us. While we may remember to show appreciation for our family & friends throughout their lives, it rarely has the depth of our own understanding that we seem to gain once they are gone.
Death is a cruel visitor for those of us left behind.
I hope and pray that sometime in my life I have the opportunity to positively influence someone – even just one person – the way she influenced me.
Reflect often………..DebraJ


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The music, the weather, the atmosphere, lets just say this years Londons Wireless Festival on Hyde Park didnt disappoint, and nor did the fashion. Our scouts were out spotting the most stylish festival goers.
Debi Stylinaivs made the skirt herself, the band tshirt is vintage and her accessories are by Topshop
Hattie is wearing an American Apparel dress pushed down so it looks like a skirt with her nautical Topshop crop top. The rest of her outfit is by Topshop
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This book was designed using Anna Burroughs Cook's teaching technique, developed over many years of conducting classes in Tarot.
The beauty of it is that it can by substituting your own card deck. Absolutely any deck can be used although an image from the Universal Tarot has been used on the cover and for the illustrations in the text.
About the Author
Based in Ohio in the U.S.A., Anna Burroughs Cook has been teaching the tarot for many years and has become an expert at what can become a very complex subject.
Anna's CV:
TV Evening Sports News with Paul Warfield, November 1979
TV Afternoon Exchange, Dec 1980
Private Class in Tarot and Psychic Development, April 1981
Lecture Series for Adult Education on Tarot and Psychic Development, 1983
Adult Education on Tarot and Psychic Development at Rocky River High School, 1984
Private Class in Tarot and Psychic Development, Parma Ohio 1985
Radio Appearance on WCPN 90.3 FM National Public Radio, October 2000
Author & Teacher of Tarot-Dynamics, April 2003
Interviewed By Lane Strauss for Cleveland Magazine, October 2003
Private Class in Tarot and Psychic Development, October 2007
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Lismore - "an lios mor" takes its name from the ancient fort which lies within the school campus.
Check out the latest News from Lismore Comprehensive School on Twitter!
Latest news is now regularly communicated by our school Twitter feed (see left).
Follow us @lismorecomp to receive the latest updates as they happen.
Many of our departments have set up their own Twitter accounts.
YEAR 8 Thursday 16th March 2017 (from 9.30am in the Senior Gym Hall)
YEAR 9 Thursday 16th March 2017
YEAR 11 Thursday 13th April 2017 (from 10am in the Senior Gym Hall)
Please Note: Location = Senior Gym Hall *Start - 15.45pm Finish - 17.45pm*
eSafety is not just about technology – it is also about people and their actions. Technology provides new learning opportunities, online collaboration, anytime anywhere learning and communication, but at the same time can provide additional opportunities for students to access material they shouldn't, or be treated by others inappropriately.
Lismore has adopted a whole-school approach to e-safety ensuring that all teaching and non-teaching staff can recognise and are aware
of eSafety issues. The senior leadership and eSafety team make this a priority across all areas of the school, and are committed to training, the development of policies, and can demonstrate a straightforward consistent approach when tackling an incident.
Draft eSafety Policy
Our Extended Schools programme includes a range of interests from Digital Imaging, to cookery Club, from making Garden Furniture to working with Textiles, from gardening to e-Twinning, some of which are also open to parents and primary school pupils. Click on the link below to view the details of our Extended Schools programme.
Extended Schools Timetable
Revision Club Timetable
13th October 2016
Dear Parent/Guardian,
To ensure consistency in our assessment practices we are introducing a new system of assessment which was piloted last year.
Standard tests have been introduced across all three Key Stages to enable us to gauge the progress of students across each year group. Key dates in relation to standard tests are set out in the table below.
In addition to this, depending on the Key Stage, two or three other Tracking Assessments will be conducted and entered onto the class mark sheet which will be tracked against the targets set for your child at the start of the academic year. This will enable the class teacher to monitor progress against the target set. Column 2 indicates the date when teachers have to electronically record results. The tests therefore will take place prior to this date. Interim Reports will be forwarded to parents after each Tracking Assessment. Whilst those students who are entitled to access arrangements will have this facility in place for external and Summer examinations, we are unfortunately unable to provide this service at other times in the assessment process.
Information for Pupils
Results Information
Skills Boost
Spark Club
Support Area
Skills Boost
Numeracy - My Maths
MyMaths provides a fully interactive online learning resource suitable for all ages and abilities right up to A-Level, and can be accessed 24/7 from school, home, or even when on holiday.
Literacy - Rapid Reading
The Rapid Plus online software is an easy, innovative way for students to practise their reading skills independently, helping to build fluency and improve comprehension
Access Arrangements
Allow candidates/learners with special educational needs, disabilities or temporary injuries to access the assessment without changing the demands of the assessment.
For example:
* Readers
* Scribes
* Braille question papers.
In this way Awarding Bodies will comply with the duty of the Equality Act 2010 to make 'reasonable adjustments'.
A Newcomer is a student for whom English is an Additional Language and they have not yet developed the English Language skills to fully access the curriculum. These pupils are supported by all staff. Additional support is provided by the EAL co-ordinator, EAL teacher/ support staff and the Senior Leadership Team.
Lismore is committed to providing for Newcomer Students. They receive additional support to ensure they fully integrate into our school community, so that they can fulfil their potential.
Additional support strategies in place for Newcomer Students include:
· Additional induction procedures
· Extra Literacy lessons with support staff
· Support from learning assistants in the classroom
· Opportunities for pupils to gain qualifications in English language
· Opportunities for pupils to take exams in their home language
· Exam concessions
· Development of English Language monitored
· After school clubs
· Use of Interpreters for communicating with Parents
· Support from appropriate external agencies
Small Group Support for literacy and numeracy
* Reading partnership
* Phonics based programmes
* Ipads for statemented students with SPLD and Visually Impaired
* Year 13 Classroom Support
* Dyslexia and ASD support groups
* Specialist teacher to support students with Dyslexia/SPLD
* Specialist teacher to test students who have learning needs and to test for
access arrangements
Links with Autism Advisory Intervention Service, Educational Psychology, the Behavioural Support Team and the Sensory Support Team
Student Parent Learning Facility
This new facility enables the school to develop greater links with both parents and the local community by providing after-school and evening classes. Pupils will also benefit from this state-of-the-art resource, as additional support will be available for the development of literacy, numeracy and ICT.
Parent support classes commencing in May 2015
Class Date
Additional Needs and Support in Year 8 Wednesday 20th May
Social Media and Internet Safety Wednesday 27th May
Behaviour Management and
Managing Emotions Wednesday 3rd June
Literacy Support Wednesday 10th June
Numeracy Support Wednesday 17th June
All Classes run from 7.00pm - 8.00pm
Our student are very willing and engaged in fundraising for charities
which support people with disabilities in the community. In 2015, we supported Downs and Proud and the RNIB.
Two of our visually impaired students were involved in an RNIBNI book launch and presented a cheque to RNIBNI from cake and bun sales in school.
SPARK Club
Our award winning alternative youth club
(Winner of Pride of Craigavon award 2015)
Spark Club is available to the entire Craigavon area and meets the needs of young people who may need more individualised support.
Local artists and disability coaches host a range of interactive workshops. Some of our Y13 and Y14 students are volunteers.
The club runs every second Thursday from 6.30 - 8pm in the junior side.
Learning Support Area
. Quiet time for students at break and lunchtime
. Develop social skills and communication skills
. Anime Club
. Computer games
. Board and card games
Girls' Uniform
Navy blazer with school badge
Navy v-neck pullover
Knee length grey skirt, two pleats front and back or plain black trousers
(school designated only)
White blouse
School tie (navy, white and green)
School scarf (optional)
Plain black sturdy shoes
Black tights or white socks (tights are compulsory between Halloween and Easter)


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There is a new twist to car-sharing services: Individuals who choose to allow strangers to rent their rides.
Time magazine has a piece this week about RelayRides, a company that matches people with cars they are willing to rent with drivers who need some temporary wheels. (You have to be a Time subscriber to read the full story.)
You can charge $5 to $20 an hour, with RelayRides getting a 15 percent hourly cut and providing both renter and owner with insurance. (RelayRides also does driving-record checks on renters.)
Of course, this is not without its risks. In April, The New York Times had a story about a renter whose car was totaled by a stranger who wound up dead — and four people in another car were injured. There are questions as to whether the car owner will be held responsible for claims over the $1 million RelayRides provides. (The woman was fully reimbursed for the loss of her car, and she signed up her next one for RelayRides anyway.)
We may do a story on whether this is something you'd try. If you're interested in talking, let me know. In the meantime, you can answer our poll question.


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Film adaptations of computer games have tended to be failures. Too often, filmmakers have adapted well known franchises but failed to help them transition from one medium to the other. This year, there are two noteworthy computer game adaptations helmed by noteworthy directors. 2016, it seems, could be the year that Hollywood finally gets computer game adaptations right.
At the end of the year we have Justin Kurzel's Assassin's Creed to look forward to, but for now we have Duncan Jones' adaptation of the Warcraft series, which began life as a real-time strategy game and later morphed into World of Warcraft, the biggest and most popular MMORPG (massively multiplayer online role-playing game) yet released. As a fan of Jones' two previous films – Moon and Source Code – and as someone who has logged a decent amount of play time with the Warcraft games, I had higher hopes for this film than I might have done otherwise.
The result, I'm both relieved and afraid to say, is a mixed bag. Relieved, because there are things in Warcraft (subtitled 'The Beginning' in some regions) that are promising; and afraid, because it also falls into many of the traditional traps of this kind of adaptation.
The story is set in Azeroth, a peaceful world into which is brought an army of warmongering orcs led by the villainous Gul'dan (Duncan Wu), who has harnessed the power of Fel magic (which draws its power from the taking of life). Anduin Lothar (Travis Fimmel), as commander of the armies of Stormwind, must help King Wrynn (Dominic Cooper), protect the humans' lands and find the source of the evil magic.
Duncan Jones and his design team have done a pretty good job translating the look of the games onto the big screen – the orcs are appropriately massive and smashy (but also with the potential for nobility and calm) and the armour and landscapes look the part, even if the whole thing is very CGI-heavy. To some extent, I also felt that the feel of the games was there, although that may simply be down to my familiarity with some of the characters. I can see, however, that a complete newcomer might be bamboozled by some of the fantasy vocabulary. That is not a criticism of the story itself, but more the script and the way it delivers it. The film does its best to be accessible to a mainstream audience, but is repeatedly undercut by thinly explained lore and, in some cases, characters without proper introductions. The structure doesn't help either. The beginning of the film introduces a whirlwind of new locations, characters and concepts, not all of which are adequately explained. So while the film tries to be approachable, it simultaneously holds its audience at a distance with its sometimes jumbled storytelling.
The performances are a similarly mixed bag. Travis Fimmel, leading his first film of this scope, does a pretty good job as Lothar, although his performance, which is pitched between dashing, heroic and slightly unhinged, feels a little like it could've used a bit more explanation. Dominic Cooper, as the king, hardly gets enough dialogue to make any kind of impact, and isn't given any meaningful scenes with his family or friends to make his role really take hold. As the much talked about 'guardian', Ben Foster is also sold short by the script, making an important character feel muddled, while Ben Schnetzer, to his credit, develops the initially annoying character of Khadgar, a young and talented mage, into a decent screen presence. The orcish side of things benefits from two of the strongest characters: Paula Patton, as a "half-breed" orc named Garona, is effective, overcoming the character's lack of real backstory to make an impact, and Toby Kebbel gives an excellent motion-captured performance as noble Durotan, who is at odds with Gul'dan's schemes.
In the end, despite the flaws, this is one of the better computer game adaptations, even if that may be damning with faint praise. Jones holds all the parts together, just about, and the things that work are strong enough to leave an impression. The action is hefty and well done, and there is a pleasing respect for characters on both sides of the conflict, which mirrors the story in the games. The plot, which has changed a little from the source material, is told in an overly muddled way, but enough of it comes through to make for a watchable, if uneven, action film.


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Since 1972 we have been manufacturing superior quality steel buildings, with over 50,000 buildings worldwide. Over the years we have learned a thing or two, but none more important than treating people right. Whether you need a commercial or private steel building, we treat everyone fairly with honesty and integrity. That is why we do not compromise on quality, no matter your budget. Big or small, your building will be built to last!
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text: Carrier 58GS100-2 Furnace Posted on January 29, 2011 by taz ______________________________________________________________________ Igniter lights pilot, pilot lights burners. Sometimes burner heats sufficiently to start the blower. Other times the gas shuts for a few seconds and then pilot will re-ignite the burner…. Sometimes the burners light and turn on and off as the blower is running and still other times it works fine…. Any suggestions as to the cause/cure. Replies: MattReed "Re(1):Carrier 58GS100-2 Furnace" , posted Wed 21 Feb 21:26 ______________________________________________________________________ I have this exact same furnace. Here's what happens: The pilot turns on and heats the bi-metalic strip in the pilot assembly. This strip pushes a relay. The relay will disconnect the spark ignitor and power the main gas valve. The problem is, after time the relay gets dirty. The connection to the valve it intermittent. When the main burners turn on an in-rush of cold air will make the pressure on the relay decrease some-what and the power to the gas valve will be cut. Replaceing the pilot light/relay unit will help, but if the condition has been going on too long the gas valve solinoid will be damaged. This damage will make the condition worse as the solinoid will now draw more current. I've replaced my pilot/relay 4 or 5 times and the gas valve once. I'm thinking of purchasing a generic pilot sensor with a SPDT relay this time to replace the relay in the pilot unit. The stock relay says it is rated at 1A, but it is not an enclosed relay (thus the dirty relay problem). -Matt smokinjoe "Re(2):Carrier 58GS100-2 Furnace" , posted Thu 22 Feb 09:01 ______________________________________________________________________ Thanks Matt… It has been a while with this question floating out there… and the furnace doing its thing… do you think that its worth a try with just replacing the pilot unit? Would also appreciate more information on the generic pilot sensor with a SPDT relay… . Thanks ! Xenos Webmaster "Re(1):Carrier 58GS100-2 Furnace" , posted Tue 16 Mar 21:07 ______________________________________________________________________ Start by sanding clean the flame sensor. Xenos. The best way to escape a problem is to solve it. smokinjoe "Re(2):Carrier 58GS100-2 Furnace" , posted Wed 17 Mar 00:03 ______________________________________________________________________ Would you know where I can get a diagram of that particular system so that I can Identify those parts… that I should sand and or replace (pilot assembly) Thanks !! Xenos Webmaster "Re(3):Carrier 58GS100-2 Furnace" , posted Wed 17 Mar 07:35 ______________________________________________________________________ email me at email@example.com and I will send you the service manual. Xenos. The best way to escape a problem is to solve it. streeter "Re(2):Carrier 58GS100-2 Furnace" , posted Tue 16 Mar 22:42 ______________________________________________________________________ Replace the pilot assemby. The only model that I know of by United that lit a pilot was the spark ignition. I checked carrier for your info but they don't have it. They are referring to a h84 board. I don't remeber bryants having temp sensed blower. It was always a timed operation. So, I think that part of your description is conincidental. RobC "Re(3):Carrier 58GS100-2 Furnace" , posted Sun 11 Dec 15:24 ______________________________________________________________________ I have the same issue with my Carrier 58GS100-3. My guess is that the pilot and sensor is OK. When the burner jets go out, the pilot stays lit and I do not hear the igniter clicking. The burners will intermittently come on and go off. Is there a sensor in the heat chamber that can be repaired or replaced? RobC


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Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can view more information about the end of life here.
Now that you've installed Akeeba Backup for Joomla 2.5 and ran the post-installation configuration, you're now ready to backup your website for the first time with Akeeba.
How to backup your Joomla 2.5 website using Akeeba Backup
- Log into your Joomla 2.5 Dashboard
- In the top menu, hover over Extensions and click Akeeba Backup
- In the Akeeba Backup menu, click Backup Now
- Choose your Active Profile, adjust the Short description if you wish, enter a backup comment (see screenshot below), and then click Backup Now!
- The backup process will begin, and a progress meter will be shown at the bottom of the page.
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If you like playing golf, then you have come across many types of golf rangefinders. You need these golf rangefinders because they will help you in giving out the correct readings to your desired targets. Therefore, when you have decided to have one, there are a lot of crucial features you need to remember. By doing this, you will choose the best golf rangefinders that will meet your requirements. If you are not aware of these features, conduct a personal research and at least know how to find the best golf rangefinders.
Before you buy your rangefinder, it is advisable to ensure that you have the required resources to make your purchasing process complete. Before you decide to buy, it is recommended that you identify some of the important things you need to have before you visit any golf stores. You can even use various golf coach to assist you in finding the best rangefinder. Below are some tips on how to find the best golf rangefinder.
Determine the type
When it comes to golf, there are a lot of types you need to know. Now it is your responsibility to know the best type to choose based on your skill level. The various types of golf rangefinders that are in the market vary from your level of skill. That is why you need to identify your skill level before buying one. The laser and GPS are the most common rangefinder that you can get in the market today.
Ease of use
This is another important component that should be considered always when you want to buy your rangefinder. Therefore, when you are buying your rangefinder, make sure that you choose a golf rangefinder that you can easily use. Do not choose a rangefinder that will give you difficulties while you are playing. When finding your range, check with the manufacturer and make sure that you are given a user guide.
Brand name
It is advisable to choose a maker that you will trust. Choose a manufacturer that produces quality rangefinders that you will always rely on. That is why it is important to know the best brand name before you buy your rangefinder. Always ask some of your close friends on the best dealers they know. Just listen to their remarks before you make your own decision.
You need to look for some of the important features in your rangefinder before you decide to purchase them. There are a lot of people or players who may prefer a GPS rangefinder because of its good features. Therefore, based on your needs, make sure that you know some of the common features you need before you make your purchase.
Various types of golf rangefinders have their size. That is why you need to conduct your research carefully and know the best rangefinder you need to have based on its size. Also, it is crucial to check on the weight of your rangefinder before you buy one. Make sure that you buy a rangefinder that is not too heavy for you to carry.…


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March Madness - Seal Sitters "blubberball" goes into overtime
Mar/11/12 08:29 PM
Seal Sitters' volunteers have been seeing alot of action the past few days, running all around West Seattle protecting the seal pups we lovingly call "blubberballs". Yesterday morning our hotline received an early call about a pup on Don Armeni boat launch. Sure enough, smack dab in the middle lane was a spotted pup taking a snooze. Our responder quickly grabbed cones, barricades and yellow tape and set a wide perimeter around the pup. Always our biggest challenge, the public boat launch poses many issues for ensuring the safety of a pup - while at the same time, managing to keep the peace with boaters who want to use the launch. Last season, a tragedy was narrowly averted by Seal Sitters' volunteers as a fisherman launching his craft in the pre-dawn darkness almost ran over a pup while we were setting the perimeter. Thankfully, due to the inclement weather yesterday there were no boats using the ramp and the pup, nicknamed Oreo (yawning and stretching above) by young SS volunteer Elizabeth, had a nice, long rest. That is, until the one lone boat launched late in the afternoon. The disturbance from the boat and trailer caused Oreo to move quickly down to the water's edge, finally returning to Elliott Bay.
In the meantime, a short distance north of there, a dark pup was discovered resting among the mossy green rocks below the sea wall. An alert dog walker called the hotline, but noticed a woman walking on the beach towards the seal with two off leash dogs. He managed to get her attention and she obligingly leashed her dogs and left the beach. We confirmed that this pup was indeed Paddycake, who had been using Alki Beach a couple of days earlier as well as the stretch of private beach south of there. Paddycake is looking thinner than we would like, but slept safe and sound until the tide forced him back to the cold Elliott Bay waters - we hope to fatten up on some shiner perch.
Seal pups galore in West Seattle
Mar/08/12 07:58 AM
Seal Sitters MMSN is having our busiest "off season" ever. We have made upwards of 40 responses to dead and live pups since the beginning of the year. We are happy to say the vast majority of those are to live pups. Yesterday, the hotline received a call about a pup at Lincoln Park. Unfortunately, there was no pup on shore when our responder arrived within 20 minutes. The entire length of Lincoln Park was searched. According to the satellite map showing
rehabbed and tagged pup Sandy's
travels, she was apparently near that location yesterday. This morning, WDFW's biologist reports that Sandy is all the way up in the Richmond Beach area. The 6 month old female was fitted with a satellite tag (photo left to right: Josh Oliver WDFW, Kristin Wilkinson NOAA and Dyanna Lambourn WDFW) and released to a South Puget Sound location on January 21st following a long rehab at
. Her travels provide insight into the foraging patterns of rehabilitated pups.
Yesterday we also responded to a pup resting on a stretch of private beach. The beautiful dark pup, nicknamed Paddycake (photo right), is the same one that was nearby a few days ago on private beach north of Constellation Park. On that day, Paddycake had been accompanied on the beach by a smaller pup who was scared back into the water by an offleash dog. Please, keep your dog leashed at all times if you insist on taking them (illegally) onto the beach. These weaned seal pups need their rest to survive and dogs pose a danger to them. We have pups still using beaches all over West Seattle.
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May 9, 2012
How Technology Is Reinventing Cinema
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As of 2012, around 60% of all cinema screens worldwide have been converted from film to digital projectors. Over half of those digital screens are outfitted with stereoscopic (3D) projectors. By 2015, it is expected that almost every cinema screen will be digital and that film projection will all but die out.
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Pastor's Column - May 7, 2014
This upcoming Sunday marks a day that has been celebrated in the life of our nation for over 100 years.
It is the day we remember, honor, and cherish a very special person without whom we would not exist. It is of course Mother's Day.
Many of our churches will recognize them with flowers, the restaurants will be packed, and Hallmark's stock will rise with all the cards purchased.
I am grateful for two very special mothers in mylife, the one who raised me and the one who now raises my children.
What a blessing from God to have godly mothers in one's life. Here I must ask the question, what does it take to be a godly mother? What does it take for a mother to make an impact on a child that goes beyond this earth and lasts eternally into God's Kingdom?
Perhaps there is no better place to find these answers than in the Bible's account of a young woman named Mary, who would be the mother of our Lord Jesus Christ. From her story we can see at least three helpful truths that point the way to being a godly mother.
First, it takes the favor of God. In her visit from an angel Mary was told to not be afraid for you have found favor with God. (Luke 1:30). Favor is another word for grace. It describes undeserved and unmerited love. Mary was likely a poor, illiterate, unmarried, teenage girl. She wasn't up for the task of being a mother, much less the mother of Jesus. Yet God chose her anyway. What a great reminder for our mothers that you don't have to be the best cook, neatest housekeeper, or proficient in helping with Algebra homework to earn God's favor. God truly helps those who cannot help themselves. It is in our weaknesses that His greatness is seen.
Second, it takes faith in God. Once the angel had told Mary of God's plan for her she had to believe. In accepting this calling she responded, "For nothing will be impossible with God." (Luke 1:37)
Mothers, how is your faith in God? Do you believe that on the cross He did everything necessary to save you and forgive you of your sins? Do you believe He can bring back a wayward child? An abusive, alcoholic husband? Can He heal the wounds in your heart and conquer the insecurities you battle each day?
Finally, it takes a focus on Jesus. Mary's life was never about exalting herself. Her obsession was on her child, Jesus. (Luke 1:46-47) From the day of His birth when she pondered the shepherd's words until the day she watched Him hang on a cross dying for the sins of the world her life was a process of being yielded to Him.
Mothers, will you begin each day by focusing on Jesus? Throughout each day will you serve Him and teach others about Him? Most importantly will you find your identity and self-worth in Him and His righteousness?
Mothers, I pray you have a wonderful day. May you feel loved and honored, but most of all may you find Jesus to be your greatest treasure.
Rev. Jamie Wootten is the pastor of Winfield Heights Baptist Church in Williston.


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An impressive six bedroom family home comprising a gross internal area of approximately 3584 square feet including the garage. The property benefits from views over fields to the rear.
The ground floor accommodation comprises of a spacious entrance hallway with cloaks cupboard and cloakroom and doors to the principal rooms.
The sitting room has a rear aspect with double French doors to the rear garden and benefits from a wood burning stove which provides the focal point of the room. The family room has a front aspect and could be reconfigured to provide a formal dining room if required. The study is fully fitted and has a window to the side aspect. The kitchen/breakfast/family room provide three distinct areas and provide the heart of this family home. The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a comprehensive range of floor and wall mounted units and integrated appliances; a central island provides additional storage, workspace and seating area for informal dining. The dining room has a dual aspect and double doors leading to the rear garden.
Stairs rise to the first floor landing with airing cupboard and laundry room and staircase to the second floor. The master bedroom suite comprises a fully fitted dressing room and separate en-suite bath/shower room; double French doors lead onto the balcony. Bedroom 2 also benefits from en-suite facilities; whilst the two further bedrooms are served by the family bathroom.
The second floor accommodation comprises two bedrooms, shower room and storage cupboard.
Located close to the conclusion of Lakes Lane, one of the principle residential roads of Beaconsfield Old Town. The development enjoys a secluded position to the hustle and bustle of the bars and restaurants of the town. By contrast the development backs on the Hall Barn Estate's land which affords lovely rural views from the side and rear of the house. Access to the M40 is under half a mile away.
Beaconsfield New Town is also accessible, which equally provides shopping facilities as well as Beaconsfield Railway Station with direct links to London Marylebone (fastest journey around 23 minutes). Junction 2 of the M40 is conveniently located, which links with the M25. Beaconsfield is a highly considered area for a number of reasons, not least for its position in relation to London, but also because of its high standard of facilities and local schooling.
The gardens are a feature of the house with a marvellous open outlook over fields to the rear. Professionally landscaped the front garden lies open with a lawned area and bedding, with the rear enjoying a terrace adjacent to the rear property, leading onto a large area of level lawn with walkways with trellis work and a rear terrace. At the rear of the garden is an impressive cottage style summer house with electricity and heating ideal for entertaining.
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The house is accessed via an attractive reception hall with immediate access to the principle reception rooms of drawing room, dining room, study and impressive L-shaped kitchen/breakfast room with double doors leading to the rear garden. Features include a stylish modern fireplace to the drawing room and french doors to the terrace and Neville Johnson furniture to the study. The kitchen has been planned and fitted by Siematic with granite worksurfaces and Miele and Gaggenau appliances. The first floor enjoys a large landing, a master bedroom with dressing room and a further guest suite and two further bedrooms and a family bathroom. A custom made Laundry room completes this floor. The second floor offers a further two bedrooms and a family shower.
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Planning and Budgeting for your new home
Looking and applying for a new rented home can be a very difficult task and sometimes you may have not have considered all the costs. Before you apply for a property and accept a tenancy with Tamworth Borough Council you must check that you can afford to move in and run a home. Accepting a property that you cannot afford to live in may lead you to getting into debt and the loss of your home.
The table below shows the kind of costs you need to consider and budget for. Follow each link for further information.
Other costs and recommendations to consider:
If you want to find out more about budgeting and planning for your new home please download our pdf which includes a budget planner.
Alternatively, if you wish to use an online budget planner there are several available to you on the internet. For example you can click on: The Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) budget planner or The Money Advisory Service Budget planner.
If you have any concerns about affording your new property please contact the Tamworth Borough Council Tenancy Sustainment Team. You will lose your new home if you cannot afford to pay the rent.
This website has been compiled for reference only and Tamworth Borough Council cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage however caused. Please note the figures supplied throughout this website are average estimates only and may vary depending on your own circumstances and household composition. For more information follow this link


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Hello everyone, did anyone had success on installing SL on latest thinkpads?
My hardware is as follows:
Intel Mobile Core 2 Duo P8600 (SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, EM64T)
Chipset: Intel GM45
Graphics: Intel X4500
Memory: 2GB DDR3
Can I install retail SL on this into a separate partition? planning on dual boot with windows 7.
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Copyright Theodore Sturgeon Literary Trust
The symbol of the Q with an arrow through it was used by Sturgeon in his signature after the mid-1970s. He also wore it as a necklace. The symbol appears on the Theodore Sturgeon Memorial award for the year's best science ficiton story, given at the Center for Science Fiction.
Theodore Sturgeon.
I'm 28 years old (or will be when this is published) and the man I'm writing about is more than twice my age. And when I was just half this age, 14, it occurs to me now, I was at a party on the 14th floor of the Pick-Congress Hotel in Chicago at about five in the morning, the last night of my first science fiction convention, and Judith Merril, famed anthologist and author/editor of some of my favorite books, turned to me and asked -- just about everyone but me had consumed a fair quantity of alcohol by this time --"Doesn't it bother you to see that your heroes have feet of clay." And I said, "They couldn't be heroes if they didn't," or some such clever 14-year-old remark. Then the sun came up over Lake Michigan while the drunk science fiction writers told stories and sang folk songs, and I was indeed filled with quiet awe -- not at the great names made flesh around me, but at whatever miracles had brought me, at age 14, to this inner sanctum, this place of dreams.
Theodore Sturgeon was Guest of Honor at that particular science fiction convention (Labor Day Weekend, 1962), and I shook his hand but didn't actually talk with him. He had his wife and his children with him, and was very much the center of attention wherever he went in the convention hall, and anyway I had nothing to say; I loved the man and I loved his stories and there was no way I could tell him that.
Fourteen years later I visit his home, we talk about anything and everything, I enjoy his hospitality and see his feet of clay -- we've been friends of a sort for two or three years now -- and each time I read a story of his he is again my favorite writer, a worker of miracles; but in between times he's just a friend, attractive and annoying and as blind as the rest of us...... To write this story I need a hero, because this is a story of great achievements. But even after months of careful research, the man slips away from me, he's too human -- I know him and his life so well but I still can't understand where his miracles come from.Read More ->


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Exit Games Unveils Photon 3 – The Network Engine for AAA Studios and Indies
Indie Game Developers, listen up, here's something for you:
Portland, OR and Hamburg, Germany – September 19, 2011 – Exit Games today announced that its market leading network engine Photon has been upgraded to version 3 and will be released and made available with immediate effect. The enhancements found within this version upgrade include:
- Load Balancing Power-Up: Scale games across multiple server nodes
- Photon Unity Networking: Combine the ease-of-use of Unity Networking with the performance and reliability of Photon
- Server-2-Server Interface: Send operations, responses and events directly between servers
- HTML5 and Windows Phone 7.1 Client Libraries: Develop apps for these great platforms
- Plus: Custom serialization methods, event caching, improved exception handling, custom data types and loads of improvements "under the hood"
"We always strive to make Photon the perfect network engine for both the AAA studios as well as for our huge independent community. Photon 3 incorporates and condenses all our knowledge from AAA projects and makes it available and accessible to everyone. Now, with Photon 3, everyone can afford to build cross-platform multiplayer games that scale for tens of thousands of concurrent users." says Christof Wegmann, CTO of Exit Games.
Developers can find the newest demos and latest documentation, with detailed descriptions of the new features including an upgrade how-to, at https://doc.exitgames.com/. All Photon customers who bought a license after April 1st 2011 will be provided with a free upgrade to version 3.
Exit Games provides FREE Photon licenses for Unity, iOS, Android, Windows Phone 7, HTML5, Flash, Silverlight and other platforms. Photon 3 can be downloaded at https://www.exitgames.com/download/.Powered by Sidelines
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Circumcision Opponents Try Again to Ban the Practice in Sweden
Circumcision is a practice which was only recently legalized in Sweden with passage of a law back in 2001. Since that time, there have been those who view the practice as being harmful to boys and have sought to overturn the law.
The first major attempt was done by a bill proffered last October by the right-wing party known as Sweden Democrats, but the bill failed to win approval due in large measure to the popularity of circumcision among Swedes.
Unable to gain any traction through sovereign laws, the new push to overturn circumcision is by appealing to United Nations customs and agreements.
The Swedish Ombudsman for Children, Fredrik Malmberg, who is himself an opponent of circumcision now says that the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child is specifically against circumcision of anyone without their express consent. Malmberg says Sweden's 2001 circumcision law runs afoul of the UN Convention.
"Circumcising a child without medical justification nor his consent contravenes this child's human rights," wrote Fredrik Malmberg in a text co-signed with health professionals and published in the daily newspaper Dagens Nyheter.
Circumcision is typically performed on boys when they are very young and unable to give consent, they argued.
"We consider circumcision of boys without the child's consent to be in contravention of article 12 of U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) which gives children the right to have an opinion in matters which concern them," the article said
"The operation is painful, irreversible and can lead to dangerous complications," Malmberg said.
Malmberg hasn't explained why the 2012 legislation, which he supported, was even offered in the first place given that his current argument would suggest the failed legislative effort was superfluous. Is Malmberg really trying to conform to the UN or circumvent Sweden's sovereignty? Most recently, Germany tried to ban the practice, but ultimately made allowance for religious purposes.
The government estimates that some 3,000 boys are circumcised every year in Sweden.
There is compelling evidence that male circumcision reduces the risk of heterosexually acquired HIV infection in men by approximately 60%.
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