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Dr. Carl Spear completed his undergraduate education at Western Kentucky University and is a 1991 graduate of the University of Alabama School of Optometry at Birmingham. Additionally, Dr. Spear completed a Residency in Primary Care Optometry/Ocular Disease at Northeastern State University College of Optometry, in Tahlequah Oklahoma and earned a Master's in Business Administration from Auburn University.
Dr. Spear founded and was owner/operator from 1997-2016 of both Sight and Sun Eyeworks and Panhandle Vision Institute, a 14 doctor vertically integrated Optometric/Ophthalmology practice. While growing his own practices, Dr. Spear also worked in a variety of industry settings including:
Currently, Dr. Spear serves as Senior Vice President of Eyecare, Luxottica North America. In addition to lecturing, writing and consulting, Dr. Spear is also active in the following organizations:
In addition to his career in eye care, Dr. Spear has served 39 years in the United States Armed Forces (24 Army and 13 Air Force). Currently, Colonel Spear is serving as the Commander of the 403rd ASTS at Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi, Mississippi.
Dr. Susan Cotter is a Professor at the Southern California College of Optometry at Marshall B Ketchum University, where she teaches students and residents and conducts clinical research. As a pediatric optometrist and clinician-scientist, her primary research interests are related to clinical management strategies for strabismus, amblyopia, convergence insufficiency, and childhood refractive error. She is the co-Chair of the Pediatric Eye Disease Investigator Group (PEDIG), a National Institutes of Health/National Eye Institute (NIH/NEI)-funded clinical research network comprised of 350+ pediatric optometrists and ophthalmologists who perform randomized clinical trials related to pediatric eye disorders. She has also served in leadership positions for the following large-scale NEI-funded studies: the Multi-Ethnic Pediatric Eye Disease Study (MEPEDS), Collaborative Longitudinal Evaluation of Refractive Error (CLEERE), Convergence Insufficiency Treatment Trial (CITT), and CITT-Attention & Reading Trial (CITT-ART).
Dr. Cotter is the President of the American Academy of Optometry, where she is a Diplomate in Pediatric Optometry, Binocular Vision, and Perception. She is a member of the Scientific Bureau of the World Society of Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus (WSPOS) and served as the Co-Chair of the Public Health & Disparities Research Panel for the NEI's Strategic Plan for the Future (2021-2025).
Sue is the recipient of numerous teaching awards, including the Excellence in Optometric Education Award from the California Optometric Association, Women in Optometry's Theia Award of Excellence in Education, and Outstanding Faculty of the Year from 18 third-year optometry classes. She is a Fellow of the College of Optometrists in Vision Development (COVD), a past COVD Skeffington awardee, and a past Illinois College of Optometry Alumna of the Year. She is a recipient of the Glenn Fry Medal for Distinguished Achievements in Vision Research from The Ohio State University College of Optometry and the 2019 recipient of the Glenn A. Fry Lecture Award from the American Academy of Optometry.
An Illinois College of Optometry graduate, Dr. Cotter completed a residency in Children's Vision at SCCO and received an MS in Clinical & Biomedical Investigations from the University of Southern California's Keck School of Medicine. She has contributed to 200+ peer-reviewed publications, is editor of the textbook Clinical Applications of Prisms, and lectures internationally on pediatric eye care and binocular vision.
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Dr. Nicholas Colatrella, is the medical director and owner of PineCone Vision Center in Sartell and St Cloud, MN. Dr. Colatrella received his Bachelor of Science degree from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA, and his Doctor of Optometry with honors from the Illinois College of Optometry in Chicago. He completed his residency in ocular disease at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Cleveland, Ohio, and a mini fellowship in Cornea at Northeast Ohio Eye Surgeons. He is board certified by the American Board of Optometry.
Dr. Colatrella is a fellow in the American Academy of Optometry, past Chair of its disease section and a founding chair of the Anterior Segment Section. He was the first of two Diplomates in Anterior Segment Disease of the American Academy of Optometry and a trustee on the American Academy of Optometry Board. He is a member of the American Optometric Association, Past President of the Minnesota Optometric Association, and currently serves on the AOA Third Party Committee as Vice Chair. He has been published several times and lectures nationally on various topics including OSD, dry eye, cataract surgery, pharmacology, corneal diseases and LASIK. He is an adjunct professor for several Colleges of Optometry, and routinely mentors optometry student externs.
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Dr. Nancy Wong is a staff optometrist at the William G. Hefner VA Medical Center (Salisbury, NC) – Charlotte VA Health Care Center where she currently serves as Director of Optometry Externships. Prior to her appointment at Hefner VAMC, Dr. Wong was a member of the medical staff at VA Hudson Valley Health Care System (Montrose, NY) where she served as Supervisor of the Optometry Residency Program and Coordinator of Research and Development.
Dr. Wong received her OD and PhD from the State University of New York – College of Optometry. She completed a hospital-based optometry residency at the FDR VA Hospital in Montrose, NY. She is board certified in medical optometry by the American Board of Certification in Medical Optometry.
Dr. Wong has previously served as President of the National Association of VA Optometrists. She has been a member of the National Board of Examiners in Optometry Advanced Competence in Medical Optometry Committee and Council. Additionally, she has served on the AAO Fellowship Admittance Committee, including as National Chair. Dr. Wong has authored numerous manuscripts and is a frequent lecturer on topics of ocular disease.
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Kerry Giedd, OD, MS, FAAO is a founding partner of Eola Eyes, a private group practice in Orlando, Florida, specializing in contact lenses. She graduated with honors from The Ohio State University College of Optometry in 2000 and became a fellow in the American Academy of Optometry in 2003. She serves on the Board of the American Academy of Optometry Foundation and is a former member of the Academy's Membership Committee. Dr. Giedd has served as a clinical investigator, consultant, and/or speaker for many companies within the vision care industry, including Bausch + Lomb, CooperVision, Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Alcon, Lentechs, Visus, Eyenovia, Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, Bruder Healthcare, and Allergan. She is a member of the Editorial Board of the publication Primary Care Optometry News and serves on the Board of the Central Florida Lions Club's Project Right to Sight. Her practice has been nationally and locally recognized as the recipient of many awards, including CooperVision's Best Practices Award (2015). She has also received many individual accolades, including being named among the nation's most innovative optometrists ("PCON 250" 2016), one of the most influential women in optical (Vision Monday 2016), and the Small Business Administration's Women in Business Champion of the Year for the state of Florida (2012). She partners with many local outreach programs to provide eye care for those in need and mentors medical students in her role as an assistant professor at the University of Central Florida College of Medicine. She leads eye care missions to the Dominican Republic and has worked tirelessly to develop an optometry clinic at Grace Medical Home, which provides health care to uninsured residents of her home county.
Board Member
Dr. Lindsay Sicks received her optometry degree at the Illinois College of Optometry in 2010. The following year she completed a residency program in Cornea and Contact Lenses at Northeastern State University Oklahoma College of Optometry where she also was able to perform anterior segment laser and minor surgical procedures. Her current role is Associate Professor and attending optometrist for third- and fourth-year interns in the Cornea and Contact Lens Center at the Illinois Eye Institute. She is also involved in the didactic training of students in specialty contact lenses and ophthalmic surgical procedures including injections, minor surgical procedures, and anterior segment laser therapy.
Dr. Sicks is a Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry, International Association of Contact Lens Educators, and Scleral Lens Education Society. She has delivered continuing education and presented research and posters at local and international meetings. Dr. Sicks is Chair of the Faculty-Student Liaison Committee for the American Academy of Optometry and also serves on their Leadership Task Force. She is also a member of the Communications Committee for the Association of Optometric Contact Lens Educators and is a Gallup-certified Strengths Coach. She has received the Dr. Roger Kame award from the AOA Cornea and Contact Lens Section and was named 2022 Contact Lens Educator of the Year (Americas) by the International Association of Contact Lens Educators.
Director At Large, Research Committee Liaison
Dr. Harb earned a joint OD/MS (Vision Science) degree from The New England College of Optometry (NECO) in 2004 where she also completed a residency in Pediatrics. After being on Faculty in the Specialty and Advanced Care Department at NECO for several years, she decided to turn her focus more to building her independence as a Clinician Scientist. She joined the University of California Berkeley School of Optometry K12 funded Clinician Scientist Development Program where he earned her PhD in Vision Science and an MS in Epidemiology/Biostatistics (UC Berkeley School of Public Health). She currently is a Clinician Scientist at the Herbert Wertheim School of Optometry at UC Berkeley, the PI of the Childhood Activity and Myopia (CAM) Study (NEI K23 funded) and sees pediatric patients at UC San Francisco's Benioff Children's Hospital. She is an Assistant Clinical Professor at the UCSF School of Medicine and serves as the Chair of the AAO Research Committee
Immediate Past President
Timothy T. McMahon, OD, FAAO graduated from Illinois College of Optometry in 1980, and completed a residency at the Kansas City Veterans Administration Medical Center in 1981. From 1981 to 2010 Dr. McMahon was a faculty member at the University of Illinois at Chicago in the Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences and currently holds the rank of Professor of Ophthalmology. From 2010 through 2011 he served as the Associate Director for Clinical Affairs, Professor of Optometry and Optometrist-in-Chief at the University of Waterloo, School of Optometry in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. He returned to the UIC Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences in late 2011 and holds the rank of Professor of Ophthalmology. In 2013 he received Board Certification in Medical Optometry by the American Board of Certification in Medical Optometry. In 2014 he was appointed Vice Chair for Optometry in the Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences at UIC.
He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry and is a Diplomate in the Section on Cornea, Contact Lenses and Refractive Technologies. He previously served as Chair of the Academy's Research Committee and Vice Chair of the Academy's Scientific Program Committee and for 10 years served as a member of the AOA's Council on Research. Dr. McMahon was appointed to the American Academy Optometric Foundation Board in 2002 and served as its treasurer until 2008 when he was elected to serve as a member of the Board of Directors of the American Academy of Optometry. In 2020 he was elected President of the Academy the office which he currently serves.
Dr. McMahon was the Secretary of the LRS Committee of the World Council of Optometry from 2012 to 2016 following which he was elected President of the World Optometry Foundation. For more than 10 years he served on the editorial board for the journals Cornea and Eye and Contact Lens. In 2000 the National Academies of Practice named him a Distinguished Clinical Fellow. Dr. McMahon has been an investigator or principal investigator for several NIH and VA funded research projects, including the CLEK Study, where he served on the Executive Committee. From 2001 to 2005 he served on the FDA Ophthalmic Devices Panel and remains a consultant. He has published widely and has lectured nationally and internationally. His interests include contact lenses, corneal topography and anterior segment diseases.
Dr. Walline the Associate Dean for Research at The OSU College of Optometry, where he teaches Introduction to Primary Care Procedures to optometry students and Clinical Research Design and Basics of Graduate Work to graduate students. Dr. Walline is a Research Diplomate in the Cornea, Contact Lens, and Refractive Technologies Section. Dr. Walline served on the Communications Committee, he was vice chair of the Scientific Program Committee, and he chaired the Faculty-Student Liaison Committee. Since serving as the National Liaison to the Academy for the American Optometric Student Association, Dr. Walline has passionately served the Academy because he understands the importance of educating optometrists through innovative science and cooperative fellowship.
Immediate Past President
Wendy Harrison, OD, PhD, FAAO, is a graduate from the Indiana University (IU) School of Optometry where she was the first person to earn a joint OD, MS degree in 4 years. She completed her residency in Cornea, Contact Lenses also at IU and a PhD in Vision Science in 2011 from University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Harrison is currently an Associate Professor at the University of Houston College of Optometry where her clinical and research interest involves electrophysiology in diabetes and other retinal diseases. She is a member of the AAOs Fellow's Doing Research SIG Steering Committee. Dr. Harrison is an AAOF Presidents Circle Member and two time recipient of the Foundation's prestigious William C. Ezell Fellowship and was also honored to receive the George Mertz Contact Lens Residency Award.
Rachel A. "Stacey" Coulter, OD, MS received her doctor of optometry degree in 1991 from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry (PCO), completed a residency in Pediatric Optometry at PCO in 1992, and received an MS degree in education from Nova Southeastern University (NSU) in 2012. Currently, Dr. Coulter is a Professor of Optometry at NSU where she teaches in the classroom, clinic, and residency program and is active in clinical research. In 2021, she was named Professor of the Year for NSU's College of Optometry. Dr. Coulter has a career-long interest in vision and its link to child development and learning. She served as Principal Investigator for the CITT and CITT-ART clinical trials and has completed multiple research studies in pediatric vision and vision in autism.
In the AAO, Dr. Coulter is a Diplomate and past Chair of the Binocular Vision, Perception, & Pediatric Optometry Section. She is an AAOF President's Circle Member. Dr. Coulter is active in multiple other optometric organizations. She serves on the Board of Directors for COVD and the Advisory Committee of the National Center for Children's Vision and Eye Health of Prevent Blindness. She also is a Distinguished Practitioner of the National Academies of Practice. She is a frequent presenter and has lectured throughout the United States, as well as the United Kingdom, China and India. Dr. Coulter is the 2016 recipient of the American Academy of Optometry's Feinbloom Award for distinguished and significant contribution to clinical excellence.
Dr. Loretta Szczotka-Flynn is Professor at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) in the Departments of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences as well as Population and Quantitative Health Sciences. She is Director of the Contact Lens Service at the University Hospitals Case Medical Center in Cleveland, Ohio since 1992. She received her Doctorate of Optometry and Masters of Physiological Optics from The Ohio State University in 1992, and her PhD in Epidemiology from Case Western Reserve University in 2010. She is a Diplomate and Past Chair of the Section on Cornea, Contact Lenses and Refractive Technologies of the American Academy of Optometry and currently serves on the Board of the American Academy of Optometry Foundation. Dr. Szczotka-Flynn serves as an Associate Editor for Eye & Contact Lens and a guest editor for Optometry and Vision Science after having served on the OVS Editorial Board for 12 years. She has authored or co-authored ~80 peer reviewed manuscripts, 12 book chapters, 100 scientific meeting abstracts, and has presented about 200 presentations world-wide.
Dr. Sharpe received her Doctor of Optometry degree from the Indiana University School of Optometry. She completed her residency in ocular disease at the Veteran's hospital in Portland, Oregon affiliated with OHSU and Pacific University. She is a fellow of the American Academy of Optometry and board certified by the American Board of Certification in Medical Optometry. Since 2004 she has served as medical staff at Chinle Hospital, a Navajo Area Indian Health Service facility in Arizona. She is a recipient of the Lester Caplan Award recognizing accomplishments for the Public Health Service. She is committed to serving within her profession and has held various national leadership roles as a national board examiner, national advisory group (OPAG) member for the Indian Health Service, and she is currently a Vice Chair on the admissions committee for the American Academy of Optometry as well as a board member of the American Academy of Optometry Foundation. She has held Adjunct Clinical Professor positions at the Pacific University College of Optometry, the Southern California College of Optometry, The Ohio State University, and Indiana University. Outside of her optometric duties Dr. Sharpe is involved in clinical informatics where she supports management of the electronic medical record as well as telemedicine initiatives.
Director At Large, Academy Liaison
Dr. Mick graduated from the University of Michigan in 1997 and the University of California Berkeley School of Optometry in 2001. He completed an ocular disease optometric residency at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute in 2002. Dr. Mick is a Staff Optometrist at the San Francisco VA Medical Center where he is the current Residency Coordinator and Co-Consultant to the national VA Optometry Service for VISN 21. He has previously been a Consultant for the Accreditation Council on Optometric Education and an Examiner for the National Board of Examiners in Optometry. Dr. Mick has served on the Membership Committee, Scientific Program Committee, and Awards Committee of the American Academy of Optometry. He is a former Associate Editor for the Academy's journal Optometry and Vision Science. Dr. Mick is an Associate Clinical Professor at the University of California Berkeley School of Optometry.
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Dave Sattler, FAAO began his career with Alcon in 1986 as a Sales Representative for the Vision Care Group based out of San Diego, CA. While living in Southern California, he held a number of positions with increasing responsibility including Regional Broker Manager, National Account Manager, and District Sales Manager. In 1991, Dave relocated to Texas and became the Director of National Accounts for Alcon and was later promoted to the Director of Professional Relations. After 28 years of service, Dave retired from Alcon in 2014 as the Director of Academic Development. He is now running his own consulting business and serves on a number of boards including the American Academy of Optometry Foundation and the Southern College of Optometry. He previously served 8 years as a board member for Optometry Cares, the American Optometric Association Foundation. Dave and his wife Denise reside in Colleyville, Texas. They have three grown daughters and three grandchildren.
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Danne is an A.B.O. optician, N.C.L.E. contact lens fitter, J.C.A.H.P.O. ophthalmic medical assistant and Fellow in the American Academy of Optometry. Her recent corporate focus with Essilor of America was on school support, student and institutional grants, creating and implementing student events and student and faculty education.
Her many awards include the National Federation of Opticianry Schools Person of the Year Award; 3 time Jobson Publishing Most Influential Women in Optical; the ATPO (Association of Technical Personnel in Ophthalmology) President's Award; JCAHPO (Joint Commission of Allied Health Personnel in Ophthalmology) Statesmanship Award; Optical Women's Association Pleiades Award; and was inducted into the National Academy of Opticianry Hall of Fame in 2013.
She is past-president of The National Academy of Opticianry, served on the Board of Directors, Joint Commission on Allied Health Personnel in Ophthalmology Education and Research Foundation, Commission on Opticianry Education, Advisory Board, New York City Technical College, Brooklyn, New York Ophthalmic Dispensing Program, Advisory Board, Essex County College, Newark, New Jersey Ophthalmic Dispensing Program, Advisory Board, International Academy of Sports Vision, Advisory Board, EyeQuest Conference, and was Chairman, Associate Member Relations, Opticians Association of America.
Danne was with Essilor of America for 29 years and retired in 2018. Her most recent position was Director of Professional Education. She is a President's Circle member of the AAOF.
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Dr. April Jasper graduated from Nova Southeastern University College of Optometry with highest honors in 1995. Her family of six (awesome husband, two beautiful children, and two dogs) live in West Palm Beach, Florida. Dr. Jasper completed her residency in primary care, ocular disease and contact lenses in Boston, Massachusetts where she also held a position as adjunct professor at NEWENCO. Dr. Jasper has served her patients and colleagues as president of the Florida Optometric Association 2016-2017. She continues to share her knowledge and expertise around the world authoring numerous publications, lecturing and as chief editor of Optometric Management magazine.
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Dr. Mika Moy graduated from UC Berkeley School of Optometry and completed a residency in Pediatrics and Cornea/Contact Lenses there. She is the Associate Dean for Admissions and Student Affairs at Berkeley Optometry where she teaches the Anterior Segment Disease course and is a clinical instructor as well as a mentor for the Primary Care and Pediatric residents. Her clinical interests include anterior segment disease, pediatrics, and neuro-optometry and she is a frequent lecturer nationally and internationally. She is a Diplomate and current Chair of the Anterior Segment Section and was presented the Michael G. Harris Family Award for excellence in optometric education by the American Academy of Optometry Foundation. She is a Board Member of the California Optometric Association. In her spare time, she enjoys cooking, embroidery, and breaking out of escape rooms with her husband and teenage children.
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Dr. Suresh Viswanthan is currently the Chair of the Department of Biological and Vision Science at the State University of New York College of Optometry where he also serves as the Director of Institutional Research. He earned his Optometry degree from India and subsequently an MS degree from Pacific University and a PhD in Vision Science from the University of Houston. Prior to his move to New York Dr. Viswanathan was a faculty member at the Indiana University School of Optometry. Currently Dr. Viswanathan also serves as the chair of the research pillar of the Academy's Strategic Plan Implementation Committee and as the Academy's representative on the National Alliance for Eye and Vision Research/Alliance for Eye and Vision Research professional society member council. Previously he has served as the Chair of Academy's Scientific Program Committee, Vision Science SIG and as a member of the Academy's Awards and Admittance Committees. As a graduate student, Dr. Viswanathan was awarded the Ezell fellowship for three consecutive years. He became a fellow for the American Academy of Optometry in 2000 and is an ardent supporter of AAOF.
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Dr. Chris Wilmer attended the University of California Santa Cruz and the University of California Berkeley School of Optometry. She completed a residency program in Primary Care Optometry at the San Francisco VA Medical Center. She is currently the Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs and a Health Sciences Clinical Professor at the UC Berkeley School of Optometry. She has been involved in residency education throughout her academic career as the Chief Mentor of the Primary Care and Contact Lens residency program and currently serves as the Director of Affiliate Residency Programs. Dr. Wilmer lectures locally, regionally and nationally on a number of topics. She has been involved with section leadership within the AAO and has previously served as the Chair of the Anterior Segment Section and she most recently served as the Diplomate Written Exam Chair. She has been involved in the National Board of Examiners Part 1 Committee and Council for many years and currently is a member of the Part III Exam Development Committee.
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Dr. Mick graduated from the University of Michigan in 1997 and the University of California Berkeley School of Optometry in 2001. He completed an ocular disease optometric residency at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute in 2002. Dr. Mick is a Staff Optometrist at the San Francisco VA Medical Center where he is the current Residency Coordinator and Co-Consultant to the national VA Optometry Service for VISN 21. He has previously been a Consultant for the Accreditation Council on Optometric Education and an Examiner for the National Board of Examiners in Optometry. Dr. Mick has served on the Membership Committee, Scientific Program Committee, and Awards Committee of the American Academy of Optometry. He is a former Associate Editor for the Academy's journal Optometry and Vision Science. Dr. Mick is an Associate Clinical Professor at the University of California Berkeley School of Optometry.


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Seven Oracles: Judah and Zion Restored. 1Then the word of the LORD of hosts came: 2Thus says the LORD of hosts:
I am intensely jealous for Zion,a
stirred to jealous wrath for her.
I have returned to Zion,
and I will dwell within Jerusalem;
Jerusalem will be called the faithful city,* b
and the mountain of the LORD of hosts, the holy mountain.
Old men and old women will again sit in the streets of Jerusalem, each with staff in hand because of old age.c 5The city will be filled with boys and girls playing in its streets.
Even if this should seem impossible in the eyes of the remnant of this people in those days, should it seem impossible in my eyes also?d—oracle of the LORD of hosts.
I am going to rescue my people from the land of the rising sun, and from the land of the setting sun. 8I will bring them back to dwell within Jerusalem. They will be my people, and I will be their God,e in faithfulness and justice.
Let your hands be strong, you who now hear these words which were spoken by the prophets when the foundation of the house of the LORD of hosts was laid* for the building of the temple.f 10For before those days, there were no wages for people, nor hire for animals. Those who came and went were not safe from the enemy, for I set neighbor against neighbor. 11But now I will not deal with the remnant of this people as in former days—oracle of the LORD of hosts.
12For there will be a sowing of peace:
the vine will yield its fruit,
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and the heavens* will yield their dew.
I will give all these things to the remnant of this people to possess. 13Just as you became a curse among the nations, O house of Judah and house of Israel, so will I save you that you may be a blessing.g Do not fear; let your hands be strong.
14Thus says the LORD of hosts:
Just as I intended to harm you when your ancestors angered me—says the LORD of hosts—and I did not relent, 15so again in these days I intend to favor Jerusalem and the house of Judah; do not fear! 16These then are the things you must do: Speak the truth to one another;h judge with honesty and complete justice in your gates.* i 17Let none of you plot evil against another in your heart, nor love a false oath. For all these things I hate—oracle of the LORD.
Three Oracles: Judah and the Nations. 18The word of the LORD of hosts came to me:
19Thus says the LORD of hosts:
The fast days of the fourth, the fifth, the seventh, and the tenth months* j will become occasions of joy and gladness, and happy festivals for the house of Judah.k So love faithfulness and peace!
20Thus says the LORD of hosts:
There will yet come peoples and inhabitants of many cities;l 21and the inhabitants of one city will approach those of another, and say, "Come! let us go to implore the favor of the LORD and to seek the LORD of hosts. I too am going." 22Many peoples and strong nations will come to seek the LORD of hosts in Jerusalem and to implore the favor of the LORD.
23Thus says the LORD of hosts:
In those days ten people from nations of every language will take hold,m yes, will take hold of the cloak of every Judahite and say, "Let us go with you, for we have heard that God is with you."
* [8:3] Faithful city: a unique biblical epithet for Jerusalem, signaling the importance of the holy city and its leaders for establishing justice in society (see also vv. 8, 16, 19). Holy mountain: Jerusalem and its Temple, the sacred center of the holy land (2:16) and of the whole world.
* [8:9] When the foundation…was laid: December 18, 520 B.C., the date of the Temple refoundation ceremony, marking the beginning of the project to restore the Temple (see Hg 2:10, 18, 20).
* [8:12] Vine…land…heavens: future prosperity, reversing the hardships of Hg 1:10.
* [8:16] Gates: important gathering places in ancient Near Eastern cities, where legal proceedings were often carried out.
* [8:19] Fast days of the fourth, the fifth, the seventh, and the tenth months: all these fast days were probably held in connection with Jerusalem's demise. The fasts of the fourth month (commemorating the departure of Judahite leadership from Jerusalem, 2 Kgs 25:3–7) and of the tenth month (marking the beginning of the siege of Jerusalem, 2 Kgs 25:1) were added to the fasts of the fifth and seventh months mentioned in Zec 7:3 and 5 (see notes).
i. [8:16] Zec 7:9; Dt 21:19; 22:24; Ru 4:1, 11.
j. [8:19] Zec 7:1–3; Mt 9:14–15.
k. [8:19] Is 35:10; Jer 31:13.
l. [8:20] 1 Kgs 8:43.
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We are proud to have been recently voted the Number 1 Kitchen Respray Specialists in the United Kingdom when up against all of the top-rated FeRFA companies.
Whether you're looking to spray paint your kitchen cabinets or carry out bathroom or pantry cabinets spray painting, we've got you covered. We can spray any room in your house or workplace, so don't hesitate to speak to our team.
We're experts in our field and have been delivering thousands of treatments for kitchen cupboards and all other types of rooms within homes in Redhill.
We have plenty of spray painting experts nationwide that can work quickly and efficiently, so you'll get the best possible price in July 2024 without waiting long to get it done. We also offer competitive prices, so whether you've got a small budget or not, we can help!
If you are looking for the best spray painting services in Redhill with integrated kitchen appliances and wooden kitchen cabinets, you have come to the right place.
We are a reputable kitchen spray painting company and have been in this industry for over ten years. We have all the required expertise and experience that you need for such a job and are considered the best paint sprayer in the UK.
We offer all kinds of spray painting services, from kitchen cupboards, and cabinet boxes, to cabinet frames – you name it we can do it at the most competitive rates for your existing kitchen.
Our rates are affordable, and we are sure you will be impressed by them. You can get in touch with us today to know more about our spraying kitchen cabinets services and more.
Our team consists of highly skilled paint sprayer professionals who have worked in the industry for many years. They are well-trained in all aspects of spraying kitchen cabinets and can provide quick solutions to all your problems related to this process.
They understand that there is no "one size fits all" approach when it comes to kitchen spray painting in Surrey; thus, they provide customized solutions per your requirements either on your cabinet boxes or cabinet frames we have a solution that will leave you happy.
We provide a high-quality kitchen spraying service at affordable prices for both commercial and residential clients.
Have a look at our excellent customer reviews for even more reasons to choose us. We believe that our customers deserve nothing but the best from us, so make sure to get in touch today for more information.
The average kitchen spray painting costs in Redhill are around £750.
The average cost of spray painting kitchen cabinets is around £70-£100 (for standard kitchen cabinet doors). The respray cost of integrated kitchen appliances is around £70-£80 per facing.
The overall price can vary depending on the size and complexity of the job and the type of paint used.
We have listed the different factors affecting costs below:
We ensure to deliver a high-quality service when we spray paint kitchen cabinets, offering you that unique factory finish by the second coat making your cabinets look brand new.
Spray painting your kitchen is a more cost effective alternative than purchasing brand new kitchen units and replacement cabinets, doors and drawers. For more information on the respray cost, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
Here are some benefits of spraypainting your cabinets:
Spray painting is one of the fastest ways to eliminate ugly cabinets. You won't have to spend hours sanding and scraping off old paint.
We just need to mask off the areas you don't want painted, apply two coats of primer and then two coats of paint over it, and voila! We can totally transform your existing kitchen cupboards into beautiful ones with minimal disruption in no time!
Spray painting is one of the quickest and easiest ways to give your kitchen a brand new look. There are dozens of colours available, and they will all change the appearance of your kitchen in an instant.
For example, dark wood cabinets will be much lighter after being sprayed with white paint or another light new colour. You could also use dark colours if you want more contrast in your kitchen.
So, if you are looking for a fresh look and high quality service, you should definitely consider our team to help you out!
The cost savings associated with spray painting cabinets are huge compared to other means, such as refinishing or painting by hand.
Even if you hire someone else to do it for you, it will still be less expensive than other methods requiring professional labour on-site or special equipment like sanding machines or special primers and sealers required for proper application before painting.
Having your kitchen cabinets spray painted is so important because it allows them to last longer than if they were not painted at all.
By letting professionals repaint your kitchen, you can ensure that they will last much longer than usual cabinets would have otherwise lasted had they not been painted!
Another benefit of spray painting kitchen cabinets is that you will have to do less maintenance to keep them looking their best. When you have black or dark cabinets, it can be difficult to keep them clean.
A coat of paint on top of your cabinets will look good for longer periods and require less maintenance to keep them looking fresh and new.
Another benefit of painting your cabinets is that they can improve the resale value of your home.
When you sell your home and want to get top dollar for it, this type of improvement can make a difference.
Spray painting is one way to get a custom look for kitchen cabinets. It's especially useful if you're trying to match existing cabinetry to other materials in the room and your current fittings are in good condition.
There are several spray paints available that do an excellent job, but they may not all be suitable for your needs. Here's an overview of some of the most common types of spray paint and what they can be used for:
Latex paints are water-based and contain synthetic latex binders. They can be used on almost any smooth surface, including wood, metal, glass, and plastic. Latex paints are relatively easy to clean with soap and water and dry quickly after painting.
They also resist mildew growth better than oil-based paints do. However, latex paints must be used with an alkyd primer when applied over bare wood or concrete surfaces because they do not adhere well to these surfaces.
Latex paints are available in many colours but tend to fade more quickly than other types of paint do.
Acrylic enamel is one of the most popular types of spray paint because it comes in a wide range of colours and finishes. It also has excellent coverage and durability, making it perfect for easily covering large areas like kitchen cabinets.
Acrylic enamel will chip and scratch more than other kinds of paint, so if you want something more durable, you may want to consider another type of coating.
Urethane enamel is similar to acrylic enamel but has added durability and glossiness, making it ideal for high-traffic areas like kitchens and bathrooms.
Urethane enamel is more expensive than acrylic enamel, but if you're looking for something that will last longer without chipping or scratching off, this might be the best option.
Oil-based paints have been used in the construction industry for decades and are still popular with professionals today. However, they have some disadvantages that make them less desirable for homeowners in Redhill .
First, they're more toxic than latex paints, so you need to be careful when using them around children or pets in the home. They also take longer to dry than latex paints, so it's important to follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully so that you don't damage the surface beneath or create an uneven finish on your walls or cabinets.
Finally, oil-based paints are more expensive than their latex counterparts because they require special equipment and materials to apply them properly (such as an airless sprayer).
Water-based paints are designed to dry quickly, allowing them to be used on fabrics and other porous materials.
These paints also contain fewer volatile organic compounds (VOCs), making them safer to use in indoor spaces.
We can paint kitchen cabinets, kitchen doors and other areas in various colours. Some of the most popular colours include:
We can also offer yellow, pink, purple, orange and so much more. So please contact us if you are looking for a bespoke colour.
Spray painting kitchen cabinets is an easy way to update your kitchen. Whether painting over existing kitchen cabinets or building new ones, spray paint is a great choice for many homeowners looking to improve their kitchen. It is also suitable for customising your cabinets and giving them a unique look.
Many types of spray paints are available in solvent-based and waterborne formulas. The most common type of paint used on kitchen cabinets is latex enamel. Other products include urethane and acrylic lacquers, available in satin and gloss finishes.
When choosing your paint colour, consider the colour scheme of your decor and the natural wood tones of the cabinet doors. This will help you choose a colour that compliments your taste while blending with your kitchen space's overall design.
If you wish to paint your kitchen yourself, you may want to check out our page on how to paint kitchen cabinets.
If you have kitchen cabinets in poor condition and want to give them a new look, you can do so with our spray painting services. Spray painting kitchen cabinets is an inexpensive way to provide them with a new look without having to replace them.
While several different materials are used for kitchen cupboard doors, painting is often possible with most types. However, before you choose a company to spray paint kitchen cabinets, it's important to check the company's reputation.
We are a renowned and reputable company that offers kitchen door painting services. We work with the latest equipment and techniques to give you the best results. We have a team of experienced professionals capable of handling any kind of job.
Our professionals follow a systematic approach and ensure they complete all tasks within the stipulated time frame. We have also earned an excellent reputation due to our punctual delivery and high-quality workmanship.
We offer Kitchen Door Painting services competitively so that you can get value for money. Our prices are based on the type of material used, your door size, and other factors such as the finish and application method. You can contact us for an estimate for your job today!
Kitchen worktops and kitchen cabinets are a major part of your kitchen. It is where you prepare food and where you store your dishes. It is also the place where friends and family gather to share a meal.
Painting your kitchen worktops is an affordable way to make your kitchen look more stylish. We offer kitchen worktop painting services nationwide.
We can paint any type of kitchen worktop, including laminate flooring, laminate countertops, and wooden countertops. We have many years of experience in painting kitchens and bathrooms, so we know what colours will look good together, and we can advise on colours that will suit your home style.
Our worktop painting services include:
• Painting kitchens cabinets with white gloss or satin finish paint
• Painting wooden cabinets in gloss or satin finish paint
• Painting laminate flooring with gloss or satin finish paint
Painting the whole kitchen is a big job! The kitchen in Redhill must be stripped down to bare walls, painted, and re-installed. This used to be a very time-consuming and labour-intensive task, but now with technological advances, it is much easier.
It is important to choose a professional company to paint your entire kitchen area to ensure it is done correctly.
The first step is stripping down your cabinets and drawers. Once everything has been stripped down, then it's time for sanding! This step is important because if there are any rough edges, these will show up when painting, so they must be smoothed out before doing anything else!
Spray painting is a paint application that uses compressed air to propel paint onto surfaces. The spray gun can be attached to a compressor or, in some cases, an electric motor.
Spray painting is often used for large surfaces like walls and ceilings because it's faster than traditional methods and less messy. However, using spray paint on every job is not always possible or economical because of the high equipment cost and additional labor costs associated with cleanup and prep work.
The process of kitchen spray painting in Surrey is similar to other types of spray paint but has some unique considerations due to the kind of surface being painted.
Whilst you can save money by doing it yourselves with spray cans and rollers, many homeowners will find they will not get a quality finish.
Here's how it works when we spray paint kitchen cabinets:
Before spraying the first coat of paint onto your kitchen cabinets, we ensure they are properly prepared and we have a clean surface before starting. The surfaces need to be clean so they don't degrade over time or become discoloured by overspray.
All floors will also have a dropcloth laid or some plastic sheeting; masking tape can be used to secure it before the kitchen respray. For example, if you're using latex paint on wood cabinets, you'll need to sand them down first and prime them with one coat of primer before applying the final coatings of paint.
Some paints may require primers specifically formulated for certain types of surfaces, such as plastics or metals; check the manufacturer's instructions for more information about any special steps required for your project.
Once your cabinets are prepared, it's time to start spraying! We start by setting up the paint in an area away from the workspace — preferably outside if it's warm enough. We then attach the spray gun before attaching it to the end of the hose.
After ensuring all connections are secure and no paint leaks during this process, we then turn on the compressor for a few minutes to build up pressure.
When ready, we go back into the spray booth with your cabinets and spray! We take care not to get too close because these paints are designed for high-pressure air guns. They still tend to splash or splatter when applied too heavily.
All non removable items such as side panels, kickboards, etc. will all be sprayed on site.
While most cabinets will be in good shape after sanding them down with steel wool or wire brushes, there will likely be some areas where damage exists especially the end panels, such as scratches or dents that need patching up before painting to offer that immaculate finish.
We can prepare these areas by filling them in with wood putty and then sanding them down again, so they are flush with the surrounding surface. Once we have gotten rid of rough patches, we can then apply a suitable primer coat to create a smooth base for your topcoat.
Hand-painted and spray-painted kitchens can be beautiful additions to any home, but there are some differences between the two that you should consider before deciding which one is best suited for your needs.
When you choose a kitchen painted by hand, you get an artisanal product that will last for years without fading or chipping.
The paint used in hand paintings is highly durable, so it can withstand years of daily use without showing signs of wear or tear. Hand-painted murals are also suitable for high-traffic areas because they have a resilient finish that resists scratches and scuffs from daily use.
The spray painting process in Redhill is faster than hand painting. It also saves time and money because there is less mess to clean up and no need for paint brushes or rollers. You can often finish an entire kitchen in one day (depending on size).
Spray painting also offers a wider range of colours than hand painting. If you want to add a splash of colour to your cabinets, spray paint gives you more options than hand painting.
On average, you can expect your kitchen to be painted in 2-3 days.
However, this time frame may vary depending on several factors, such as the size and complexity of the kitchen, whether or not we need to move furniture, etc.
The best spray paint for kitchen cabinets is a gloss finish.
A gloss finish is one where the paint dries with a high-gloss shine. Using a gloss finish when painting your kitchen cabinets is important because it will help protect them from wear and tear.
Gloss finishes also help hide imperfections in the wood grain and make it easier to clean off dirt and grime that accumulates over time.
There are several different types of spray paint on the market, and they're all made to be used on different types of surfaces. If you require more information, please do contact us.
For kitchen cabinet refinishing, there are three main types of spray paint: enamel, acrylic, and lacquer.
Enamel is usually used on wood that's been varnished or painted with oil-based paint. It's good at resisting moisture and has a matte finish that works well in kitchens where moisture can be an issue (like bathrooms).
Acrylics are water-based paints that can be used on most surfaces—they're great for kitchens because they don't leave brush marks behind when they dry out as enamels do.
Lacquers are another popular choice because they offer high gloss finishes that work well with metallic accents or other shiny elements in your kitchen design scheme!
If maintained, spray painted kitchens can last up to 10 years.
You just need to ensure that you're using high-quality paints tested for durability in your area so that they will last as long as possible without fading out or cracking.
Like most people, you spend a lot of time in your kitchen. You cook, clean, eat, and drink! If you want to make sure that your kitchen looks its best, you should consider spray painting it and with our excellent customer reviews, we can help to upgrade the look to a brand new kitchen and a fresh look.
We're proud to be your go-to spray painting company for kitchen cabinets. We know how important it is to find a painter who you can trust with your home, and we want you to know that we understand that your cabinets are probably one of the most valuable things in your house.
We'll treat them like they're our own—and we'll do everything in our power to ensure they look amazing!
Make sure you contact us today for a number of great kitchen spray painting services in South East.
Here are some towns we cover near Redhill.
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DENVER—There are hundreds of strains of marijuana—each containing hundreds of different chemicals—but only one molecule makes much difference, scientists say.
It's all about the THC.
Purveyors and boosters of marijuana—or cannabis—whether recreational or medicinal, counterclaim that the experience varies to great effect among all the amazing varieties cultivated over thousands of years.
Almost five millennia after the Chinese used medicinal cannabis, Colorado voters approved it in 2000, and they did the same for adult recreational use in 2012. A majority of the state's voters have decreed cannabis is good medicine and good fun, but they might not know what the drug is doing to the body.
When a person smokes, inhales or ingests marijuana or pot—the green, brown or grayish dried and shredded leaves, stems, flowering buds or seeds of plants called cannabis sativa or cannabis indica—more than 200 different chemical compounds course through the body. About 60 of them are called cannabinoids.
"Everybody likes something different," said Ean Seeb, co-owner of the Denver Relief Medical Marijuana Dispensary. "They can now pick what really works for them."
Yet after some 75 years of scientific research, it has been found the concentration of the psychoactive compound, THC, is what really matters, said psychopharmacologist Kari Franson, an associate dean and professor with the University of Colorado Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.
Franson worked at an institute that studied the effects of cannabinoids in healthy volunteers in the Netherlands, where it was easier to do research on it than in the U.S.
"You can study, study, study it, but it's THC (Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol)—that is the active ingredient," Franson said. "And there are certain things that happen to everyone who takes THC."
These, she said, are a feeling of pleasure or high, motor instability, decreased reaction time, attention deficit and increased heart rate.
"People think it mellows them out, but it causes an average increase in heart rate of 16 beats per minute," Franson said. "That's why people who take high doses they are unaccustomed to can experience significant anxiety or paranoia."
Other THC effects commonly experienced are increased appetite, decreased nausea, decreased motivation and decreased pain perception.
Additional typical effects are bloodshot eyes, decreased pressure inside the eye (it's used to treat glaucoma), heightened sensory perception (intense colors and sounds), distorted sense of time and sometimes a dry mouth.
Some effects are felt as soon as THC enters the bloodstream—much more quickly if inhaled. Delivery is key—joint, blunt, water pipe or a volcano (in which vapor only is collected in an expandable bag). Effects typically last an hour to a few hours, but the fat-soluble chemicals stay in the body for much longer.
Absorption of ingested THC is much slower.
After the high is over, some users feel sleepy or depressed.
Whatever is happening, Franson said, it's THC that's doing it.
"I think it all has to do with dose. The rest is marketing," Franson said. "It's folklore."
Users beg to differ.
— Different effects
Seeb and many others say the two main types of cannabis, sativa and indica, produce very different effects. Marijuana strains range from pure sativas to pure indicas, but most are combinations or hybrids after thousands of years of cropping and recropping, he said.
Indica, nicknamed "in da couch," provides a deep feeling of relaxation or sleepiness compared with sativa, "viva sativa," which provides a more energetic or uplifting high, Seeb said.
Other users have strong preferences for different tastes and smells, which contribute to the subjective experience of pleasure.
"There are really pronounced differences across thousands of strains," Seeb said. "Some smell very sweet, like oranges or grape Kool-Aid. Some people like the stinkiest cannabis they can find. It can smell like skunk, diesel fuel (Bio-Diesel) or a dirty diaper (Sour Diesel). Gumbo is a delicious, sweet and spicy indica strain with beautiful floral hints, but also strong and pungent."
Seeb, who suffered a traumatic skiing accident that left him with chronic muscle spasms in one arm, said he is a big fan of Ultimate '91 ChemDawg. It helps him relax his muscles and fall asleep after long workdays of 16 to 18 hours. No motivation problems here.
"I can't make any claim one strain will have any one effect on everybody," Seeb said. "What makes one person giggle will make someone else paranoid."
— Secondhand smoke
For those who abstain and wonder about whether making their way through a haze of marijuana smoke can get them high, Franson says not to worry.
"It takes an absurd amount of marijuana secondhand smoke to cause a positive test in a nonsmoker," Franson said.
A test 20 years ago showed that it required the smoke of 14 marijuana cigarettes in an unventilated 10-foot-square room before a nonsmoker had detectable amounts in his system.
"That's pretty smoky," Franson said.
Most of THC's activity is in the brain and central nervous system, although there are receptors located in the heart and other cells, such as the body's inflammatory-response cells.
Human bodies naturally manufacture chemicals similar to THC, which is why it works on us, Franson said. It hijacks receptors in the brain used by natural chemicals called neurotransmitters, specifically endogenous cannabinoids. One of them, anandamide, has been identified as regulating mood, memory, appetite, pain, learning and understanding.
These receptors are all over the brain—including the basal ganglia (which affects involuntary muscle movements), the hippocampus (used in short-term memory) and the cerebellum (which controls motor coordination).
"The cannabinoid receptor system is one of the biggest systems. Your brain is chock-full of them," said Dr. Christian Hopfer, an associate professor of psychiatry at University of Colorado Hospital's Center for Dependency, Addiction and Recovery.
"You need (the body's natural cannabinoids), and it has an effect when you're messing with those receptors," Hopfer said.
THC mimics the body's cannabinoids. Both interact with the same receptors. When THC binds to the receptor, it interferes with normal brain function, such as dopamine regulation.
Dopamine is part of the body's natural reward system and a key molecule in many brain functions, such as attentiveness, motivation, learning, memorization and motor control. THC increases dopamine in the short term, but ultimately interferes with the body's own reward circuit.
One of the body's own cannabinoids' purposes is to decrease the excitability of brain cells, or neurons, activated by adrenaline (or norepinephrine) in a fight-or-flight response to a perceived threat.
"But we eventually have to turn off this response or the neuron dies," Franson said.
That's the job of the body's cannabinoids. But they jump on and jump off receptors much faster than THC, Franson said. The body's cannabinoids don't create a high.
"But THC jumps on and stays there," she said. "It has a prolonged and pronounced effect."
— Chronic consumption
With chronic cannabis consumption, the body decreases the number of receptors for its cannabinoids. Researchers have found that this results in reduced blood flow—and glucose and oxygen—to the brain. This could manifest as attention-deficit, memory loss and other impaired mental abilities.
"There is evidence you don't recover all your mental capacity when you quit using," said Hopfer, who treats marijuana and other addictions. "It's a very insidious addiction. It's very hard to treat. Its effects are subtle, gradual and less dramatic. And it's been trivialized."
He said he thinks the media overall has been pro-marijuana in its coverage of legalization.
"People shouldn't assume they know this drug based on Cheech and Chong movies," Franson said.
Marijuana continues to be listed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as a Schedule I drug—high potential for abuse and no currently accepted medical use—along with opiates and derivatives (heroin), stimulants (methamphetamine) and hallucinogenics (LSD) and depressants (methaqualone).
"There's something crazy about the feds labeling cannabis Schedule I and states legalizing it," Hopfer said. "It strikes me as a bad way of doing public policy. The truth is we don't really know that much about marijuana. We need to sort it out. But we have declared it a medicine by popular vote. It's a bad system. Now the popular view here is that it should be regulated like tobacco."
When cannabis is smoked like a cigarette, the smoker's lungs take in a horde of chemicals and particulates.
"Do I know that direct contact of these compounds doesn't harm the lungs. I don't know that. And nobody knows that," Franson said.
Cannabis boosters and detractors offer conflicting evidence of whether it prevents or causes cancer, or does both.
"We just don't have full understanding," Franson said. "I think we ought to know what this stuff does before we (broadly) use it as medicine."
Her main complaint about cannabis as medicine is that it's not "pharmacological," by which she means you can't administer a consistent dose and predict a consistent response.
Nevertheless, she acknowledges cannabis is being used successfully to alleviate pain, lessen the bad side effects of chemotherapy and prevent blindness from glaucoma.
And, with much less scientific evidence behind it, it is also used to treat epileptic seizures, stop the spread of cancer (with a chemical called cannibidiol, not THC), slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease and more. Franson said these claims are not well-supported.
Where cannabis is concerned, however, many voters and users are willing to rely on anecdotal evidence and personal experience—and are just trying it out as a cure for an increasing number of ailments.
"We have such a wide variety of patients who come," Seeb said. "We're really starting to see the plant is a miracle plant that heals many things."
Information from: The Denver Post, https://www.denverpost.com


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We let you look at total population in two ways.
Firstly, population density: which areas had the most people?
Density is calculated as the number of people per hectare, and
we have measured areas from a modern digital map of the local
authorities rather than relying on the doubtful acreages given in
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or declining? We also look at the ratio of men to women.
This theme also covers people's ages.
From 1851 onwards, the census has provided very detailed statistics
of age structure, giving numbers of males and of females in each 5-year age band.
However, we simplify this here to three broad age groups:
Children (0-14), Working Age (15-64) and the Elderly (over 65).
Over the last 150 years, our population has clearly aged.
However, mortality decline in the late 19th century was mainly due to the
reduction of very high infant mortality rates:
the presence or absence of large number of infants dying before their first
birthday had little effect on overall age structures.
During the twentieth century, declining fertility and improved life expectancy
in later life significantly changed age structures.
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Available datasets | Period covered | Variables (number of categories) |
Area (acres) | 1961 |
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Males & Females | 1961 |
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Population Change | 1961 |
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3 Reasons This is NOT the 2008 Real Estate Market
Today's real estate market is nothing like the 2008 market. When an economic slowdown happens, it won't resemble the last one.
No one knows for sure when the next recession will occur. What is known, however, is that the upcoming economic slowdown will not be caused by a housing market crash, as was the case in 2008. There are those who disagree and are comparing today's real estate market to the market in 2005-2006, which preceded the crash. In many ways, however, the market is very different now. Here are three suppositions being put forward by some, and why they don't hold up.
A critical warning sign last time was the surging gap between the growth in home prices and household income. Today, home values have also outpaced wage gains. As in 2006, a lack of affordability will kill the market.
The "gap" between wages and home price growth has existed since 2012. If that is a sign of a recession, why didn't we have one sometime in the last seven years? Also, a buyer's purchasing power is MUCH GREATER today than it was thirteen years ago. The equation to determine affordability has three elements: home prices, wages, AND MORTGAGE INTEREST RATES. Today, the mortgage rate is about 3.5% versus 6.41% in 2006.
In 2018, as in 2005, housing-price growth began slowing, with significant price drops occurring in some major markets. Look at Manhattan where home prices are in a "near free-fall."
The only major market showing true depreciation is Seattle, and it looks like home values in that city are about to reverse and start appreciating again. CoreLogic is projecting home price appreciation to reaccelerate across the country over the next twelve months.
Regarding Manhattan, home prices are dropping because the city's new "mansion tax" is sapping demand. Additionally, the new federal tax code that went into effect last year continues to impact the market, capping deductions for state and local taxes, known as SALT, at $10,000. That had the effect of making it more expensive to own homes in states like New York.
Prices will crash because that is what happened during the last recession.
It is true that home values sank by almost 20% during the 2008 recession. However, it is also true that in the four previous recessions, home values depreciated only once (by less than 2%). In the other three, residential real estate values increased by 3.5%, 6.1%, and 6.6%.
Price is determined by supply and demand. In 2008, there was an overabundance of housing inventory (a 9-month supply). Today, housing inventory is less than half of that (a 4-month supply).
Bottom Line
We need to realize that today's real estate market is nothing like the 2008 market. Therefore, when a recession occurs, it won't resemble the last one.
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Quality and Durability – Ceramic Tiles
Carpet gets grimy, wood floors scratch and crack, and vinyl? Well, vinyl looks like vinyl. You have several choices when it comes to flooring, but no other flooring can match the durability, value and timeless look of ceramic tile.
Although quietly beautiful, ceramic tiles are deceptively tough. Ceramic Tile is extremely scratch resistant, temperature tolerant and stain resistant. Qualities you'll be hard-pressed to find elsewhere.
Ceramic tiles are also a cinch to clean; usually just a little light wiping or damp-mopping does the trick.
Tiling is an environmentally safe, natural choice for flooring. Ceramic tile lasts much longer than most other flooring materials, so over time there's less wasted money and materials. It's no wonder people turn to tile time and time again for their flooring needs.


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Welcome to Floor Markings. We are highly qualified installers of floor markings, floor signs and safety signs based across the UK.
As specialist installers of floor markings in Ashen CO10 8 we can apply coloured paint and lines to various surfaces, such as aisles and passageways.
Our team have worked with numerous clients, including local councils, schools and factory owners, to install eye-catching graphics and designs.
These markings can be painted or heat applied using thermoplastic and are generally used for safety or fun activities in children's playgrounds.
One of our experts would be happy to talk about what you need regarding a floor marking project, so please don't hesitate to get in touch with us.
Complete our quick contact form today for more information on prices and the different products that we can use.
Our team of experts have over two decades of experience in the Floor Markings industry and are devoted to giving our clients to best possible service available.
Here at Floor Markings we have extremely high standards, we set these standards for our team to ensure that our clients can go through the installation process without any reason to stress or be anxious.
We have been carrying out works within your location for many years now, this is a huge bonus as we already have an understanding of the travel requirements to reach your location.
The high quality jobs we carry out mean that our line markings are great for heavy vehicle traffic and it won't be rubbing or fading anytime soon.
We are the very best in the business for floor markers, our expert employees spend countless hours making sure the project is carried out to your exact specification.
The average cost for floor markings is £850. However there is a wide range of materials, so the price can vary alot depending on the quality of material you want to use for your line marking job.
We are super flexible to design requirements, if you have a specific floor marking design in mind our team of experts will have no problem carrying out these works for you.
Visual signals, such as lines and safety signs, are put directly to the floor to communicate information about a certain region in floor marking.
In warehouses and other industrial settings, floor marking is frequently used to define aisles, walkways, storage areas, and other zones.
Effective floor marking can increase safety, streamline logistics, and boost organizational efficiency by using specialized floor tape, paint, or even lighting systems.
Surface markings will be applied using thermoplastic or paint for various uses in Ashen outdoors and indoors.
These are typically applied in various colour choices to accommodate diverse specifications, including roads, car parks, kids' playgrounds and interior factories.
We can also offer dots or stripes as a design, this is common for anyone wanting race track line markings. We have also found that circles and symbols are quite a popular choice of line marking, especially in recreational areas.
If you have opened a new retail store you may need line markings outside for prevention, this is stop people from parking outside your store.
We choose colour choices for these designs, which offers a bright appearance and non-slip safety characteristics.
Several products are used when applying the surface markings. Some of the most widely used products are paint and thermoplastic, and these both offer slip resistance and are available in a selection of colours.
Many of our clients have these floor markings applied in car parks, more information on which is available here http://www.floor-markings.co.uk/car-parks/markings/essex/ashen/ if this is what you need.
It's important to have clear and appropriately marked floor lines in car parking areas to ensure safety social distancing for all drivers and pedestrians.
All installations will vary, so we will look at what you require and provide the ideal designs for the project.
Floor tape, also known as industrial floor marking tape, is a unique and easy-to-apply form of tape designed to be used on floors, particularly in offices.
Listed below are some of the most important benefits of the floor marking tape colour scheme:
Floor marking tape is a product that is used to draw lines on the floor of a facility. It's usually constructed of a long-lasting substance like vinyl.
Floor marking tape is simple to use, whether in a small or large institution. Follow the steps below to get started:
Street graphics made from heated plastic are available in a few forms, such as floor marking tape rolls and pre-cut graphics.
We might also apply it as a liquid which will be poured out into the desired pattern and then cures while it cools.
Heated plastic floor tape is ideal for installing the following:
The plastic floor marking tape is applied with a burner that melts plastic to a liquid and then sticks it to the ground.
With different floor tapes to choose from, you can have a completely bespoke floor marking installed.
You may choose pre-formed thermoplastic graphics like directional arrows, bicycle logos for bike lanes, disabled badges, and play area activities.
We may also apply personalised company logos and shapes if you've got any specific specifications for your floor design.
The material offers skid resistance for health and safety and is also available in various vivid colour options. As thermoplastics can be colourful, it enables the floor markings and lines to be clear and easy to see for people using them.
Floor markings are installed in a wide variety of places. Listed below you will find the most common places we carry out our floor marking services:
They can also be used in warehouses and factories to highlight caution and danger zones, this is usually done by having something that is easy to notice like large red box sometimes accompanied with an exclamation point.
The HSE states that if their is a vehicle used within a workplace you must have mandatory floor markings in place to prevent accidents and injuries.
In warehouse and factories it is also very common to have floor markings for fire extinguishers, this is so staff can easily access the fire extinguisher in need of an emergency.
Non-slip paint coatings and plastic markings are ideal for many indoor buildings such as big warehouses, aeroplane hangars and commercial factories.
These graphics might be put down to offer guidance and ensure people are safe by warning signs of possible hazards.
Based on exactly how you will use the environment, many different floor patterns, including pointing arrows, warehouse path outlines, security alerts, and wording, can be installed.
Check out this page to see all of the options for indoor floor marking applications - http://www.floor-markings.co.uk/indoor/floor/essex/ashen/.
Installing these highly visible floor markings is important for commercial environments since they keep workers protected from injury.
Designs generally used on the floor can incorporate navigational arrows, warning signs, lines not to cross and walkways.
In-play areas, high-quality coatings and heated plastic could generate educational games or provide the lines for sports activities.
You may paint these surfaces with vibrant colour, and we also offer pre-formed shapes in many designs like words, maps, number grids and popular activities.
More details on the thermoplastics are available on this page http://www.floor-markings.co.uk/play-area/thermoplastics/essex/ashen/ if you'd like to find out about the different shapes we offer.
You will sometimes find play surfaces at nurseries in Ashen which will have these floor patterns to really make the area more fun and exciting.
As safety is, of course, the primary concern for children's facilities and surrounding areas, our paint and thermoplastic graphics all offer slip resistance to help prevent injuries when kids are running around outside.
The resilient plastic material is designed to be permanent and robust so that you may use it heavily every day.
These designs may be installed by one individual using a professional burner. Therefore the work is affordable for you.
For many projects, the process can be accomplished in a single day, making it more effective and not disruptive for you.
The installation process can be carried out at any time of year as we will not depend on warm temperatures.
The company intends to ensure that each nearby client gets a top service at the right price, making it as cost-effective as we can.
Our professional team, closest to you, have worked with many different clients over the years. We can offer a bespoke floor markings service to suit whatever you need.
If you have a certain budget in mind, please let us know about this to provide the most affordable products.
Specialist paints are frequently put down onto floors to help make them less slippery and safeguard individuals from accidents.
These coatings are installed indoors and outdoors to numerous sorts of surfacing in Ashen, for example, concrete and tarmac.
Various facilities like activity courts, manufacturing facilities and children's playgrounds might have non-slip paint coatings installed for additional health and safety features.
We supply many great items for these areas for those wishing to paint an activity court or playground.
We're positive you won't see these high-quality services at many other places, coupled with excellent rates.
Thermoplastic floor markings can last for a number of years if they are well maintained.
Each installation is different as it depends on a number of factors which include, type of floor markings used, if the surface is heavy use or not, and most importantly how well the surface is maintained.
The answer varies depending on the location of the floor markings, for example a warehouse will see alot more traffic and will require the floor markings to be replaced more frequently than those in an office building.
We suggest two main practices for maintaining your floor markings, the first is that you make sure that the area is clear and free of any debris before actually applying floor markings.
Secondly you should use the highest qaulity floor marking materials that were specifically designed for the type of flooring you have.
If you notice your floor markings have become damaged or worn, you should get these fixed or replaced as soon as possible.
Here at Floor Markings we offer a wide variety of different shapes which include a rectangle, square, and triangle and many more. For any more unique shape designs fill out the contact form and a member of our team will be intouch to go over your design choices.
We offer the best services for applying paint and floor marking to both indoor and outdoor areas.
Our team has worked on numerous projects to add anti-slip safety coatings and colourful and fun playground games designs.
If you are looking for premium products at excellent prices, please contact our team today.
We may not offer the cheapest quotes, but we certainly complete the highest quality work with long-lasting results.
For further information on our work with floor markings in Ashen CO10 8 please contact via our enquiry form today.


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Thirty-five years after the assassination of Bulgarian defector Georgi Markov by a ricin-tipped umbrella as he waited for a bus in London, no one knows for sure who was responsible. And now it's quite possible that no one ever will.
Bulgaria's chief prosecutor said Thursday that his office is officially closing the Cold War cold case, saying the statute of limitations has run out. If there's ever to be a resolution, it's entirely up to British authorities, he says.
It has long been assumed that Markov — a dissident writer who made his way to the West where he became an ever harsher critique of the Sofia regime — was jabbed in the thigh by a Bulgarian agent aided by the Soviet KGB. A pellet containing ricin was injected into Markov's leg. He died a few days later.
In 1992, remarks by a former KGB agent, Oleg Kalugin, bolstered the suspicion. The following year, Danish authorities charged former Bulgarian secret service agent Francesco Gullino with the murder, but were forced to drop the case for lack of evidence, according to The Associated Press.
Following Thursday's announcement by prosecutor Sotir Tsatsarov, Bulgarian authorities came in for quick criticism and charges of a cover-up.
"Bulgaria and its prosecution are admitting to being either powerless or lacking the will to reveal one of the most horrific crimes of the communist regime — murder over speech, not action," prominent columnist Petya Vladimirova was quoted by the AP as writing on Thursday.
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