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Adult Education
Community Education Courses
Community Education is offering adult and youth enrichment courses this fall! The BCCS Community Education department strives to help support life-long learning and access to tools to create a thriving community.
Programs available include:
- Strength and Fitness Classes with a personal trainer
- Spanish for Travelers
- Yoga
- Zumba
Classes begin the first week of October. Many classes are free but registration is required for all courses on our Eleyo website. Click here to visit our Eleyo website to explore all classes and to register. Click here to learn more about getting started with Eleyo.
Register now to continue your life-long learning journey!
Adult Basic Education (ABE)
Provided in partnership with Metro North at two Brooklyn Center locations
Free classes for adults! Day and evening class times available. Contact ABE for information at 763-706-3833 or email@example.com
You can also visit the Metro North ABE websites @ https://www.metronorthabe.org/
Community Corner
1500 69th Avenue N., Brooklyn Center, 55430, 763-503-8980
Adult Basic Education Classes
Wednesday Evenings- Call for more information - 763-706-3833
REGISTRATION intake is on MONDAYS
Register for Classes
Visit the Community Corner to complete registration. Please arrive on time and plan to stay for two hours. Attend intake prior to attending class. Click here to learn more about the Community Corner.
Lutheran Church of the Master
1200 69th Avenue N., Brooklyn Center, 55430 *Southeast end of the church building
Adult English Classes
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Level 1,2,3
Tuesday and Thursday 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. Level 1,2,3
GED Prep/College Prep
Tues, Thurs / 5:30pm - 8:30pm
REGISTRATION intake is on TUESDAYS
Daytime Classes: 9 a.m.
Evening Classes: 5:30 p.m.
Register for Classes
Visit the Lutheran Church of the Master to complete registration. Please arrive on time and plan to stay for two hours. Attend intake prior to attending class.


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At ESH we consider parents our partners in education. We need your positive support as the school grows and adapts to the changing environment.
Effective communication between a school and home is essential. At ESH, we believe connecting with parents on a frequent basis helps build relationships which benefit the child's education in various ways.
Therefore, ESH is committed to improving communications with parents. As such, we have invested in a school wide communications app called Social Schools. Every parent in the school will have an account that will connect them to their child(ren)'s unique learning environment, in a closed, secure, GDPR compliant platform.
To learn more about the future functionality and wonderful benefits of Social Schools can offer ESH, please look at this presentation. We have not made use of all the functions intentionally. We are rolling them out, in a step-wise manner. Please continue to report absences the usual way, via email@example.com.
We work together on developing children's cognitive skills - but also affective skills (the manner in which we deal with things emotionally, such as feelings, values, appreciation, enthusiasms, motivations, and attitudes).
It is well known that we, the parents, are a major influence in developing happy, healthy and well behaved children. Parent education is key to building strong families and communities
Join us this year for one hour parent education presentations delivered by our in-house School Psychologist, Stephanie Kustner or other experts. Coffee and Tea will be served.
Where: TREFFIT Parent Café - ground floor
Time: 8:40 Welcome for 8:45am Start (presentations last an hour, Q&A afterwards, you may leave at any time).
Babies / younger siblings: Are welcome! But please leave the room if they are fussing and distracting others.
Register with: email@example.com - Soul Robertson
Technology and children - October 2
Love it or hate it, technology – SMART devices – are here to stay. While smart devices offering many great opportunities for more engaged learning, they also have a number of negative aspects. Although we hate to admit it, smart devices often act as a digital babysitter, keeping our children temporarily occupied and quiet. Parenting is tough and the lure of just popping a tablet in your child's hands is understandably tempting. But is something that so easily pacifies a child too good to be true? With 5-16-year-olds now spending an average of over 6 hours a day looking at a mobile phone or screen, worrying patterns are starting to emerge between children and technology. If you missed this, here's a presentation.
Pro-social behavior - Nov 6th
Prosocial behaviors are those intended to help other people. Prosocial behavior is characterized by a concern for the rights, feelings, and welfare of other people. Prosocial behaviors have been correlated with positive social interaction skills, positive self-concept, positive peer relationships, peer acceptance, as well as a lower risk of externalizing behaviors and lower levels of problem behaviors at school. These habits of the interpersonal are a keystone of development and predict academic and social success. How can parents and school encourage the development and use of prosocial behaviors? And what do we (parents and school) do when things go wrong?
Autonomy and independence: realistic, age appropriate expectations - January 8th
How can we help children become independent adults? An essential step toward accomplishing this goal is allowing children to make their own choices and accept the consequences of these choices. When children are autonomous, they are more likely to feel capable of making their own healthy choices. By supporting children in the development of autonomy and agency, parents also help children learn about family values, social norms, and essential rules. What is too much/too little autonomy?
3rd culture kids and multilingualism - February 4
Being a third-culture kid is not always easy; in fact many hardships may arise from this culture-hopping phenomenon. Of course there are many perks, but some of the basic things all children need: belonging, recognition and connection are taken away from TCK with each move. We will explore some of the things parents and school can do to help support TCK.
The importance of play - March 4th
Play is essential to development because it contributes to the cognitive, physical, social, and emotional well-being of children and youth. Play also offers an ideal opportunity for parents to engage fully with their children. Despite the benefits derived from play for both children and parents, time for free play has been markedly reduced for some children. Busy lifestyles, changes in family structure, and increased attention to academics and enrichment activities have eaten away of recess or free child-centered play. This talk explores the importance of play and how to bring it back into a busy expat lifestyle.
Parenting and divorce - April 8th
If you are divorced or getting a divorce you're probably worried about your child or children. So you'll be heartened to know that the research shows that kids can cope with a divorce and come out ok. Unfortunately sometimes children do not come out ok. In fact, many children whose parents make the decision to divorce are emotionally wounded in a way that lingers throughout their lives. How can you best protect your children? How can you learn to communicate / co-parent with your ex? We may not answer all of these questions but we will certainly brainstorm on what's has been proven to be best for children.
The birds and the bees: Talking to your children about sex - May 13th (date to be confirmed)
Last year the lecture on the birds and the bees was successful as our guest speakers (from The Hague's CJG) reviewed normal sexual development with parents. This year we would like to focus on talking to your children about their development and sexuality.
Healthy food and activities for children - June 3rd
In a sea of conflicting and confusing health information, parents have always turned to their family pediatrician as a trusted source of advice. But what happens when you move to a new country with different views on what's healthy and normal? Is it healthy to play outside in the rain when it's 5 degrees? Is it healthy to eat dinner at 18.00, 19.00, 20.00?
We will advertise these parent presentations through Social Schools.

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Linda Sonrisa's most recent poem to appear here was "Accidental Springs" (April 2018).
Life Turns
By Linda Sonrisa
Dinner-table troubled tummy,
nervous vomit in my closet—
and you, you
tap-dance in
a too-expensive suit
in the brief hallway of my youth.
Dark Wine hurled against stained walls
slaps and witches over dishes,
tires and cheeks burn,
wails bounce around the back seat
Mom's gone,
Mom is GONE—
You shove her
out of the car—
roadside at a Mexican diner.
slip down the block
for deceitful delights
where distress dissolves—
stolen candy of secret sex parties, all
the great fun of the decade
that you should have missed.
and years we clash our armor
while I grow stronger:
hardened shields bright
our spears soaked in ego's heavy blood,
no one leaves the scene
without their wounds.
We declare
Cease-fire on the sea
my wake straight as an arrow,
winter sun shines down all around,
Peace on the pacific waves.
At Harbor,
stuffed with the sturdy ships of
well-to-do weekend warriors,
soaring string music of masts and lines
shrill gulls, acrid tang
of engine oil, salt air
comfort in the still, cold marina.
New era: where Veterans wander
down Zombie corridors beneath
the smell of fluorescent wet fear
wet eyes filled
with terrible
Life turns on a dime, as you
always said—
Slippery feet slide out of shoes,
limbs deaf to the mind's demands
your hands' well-known grip
to keep up the dance and
the Dime whirls under the wheel as
welded worn bone
crackles fire.
I walk in the wind across the summer stone patio
bearing birthday cake
thick Chocolate frosting, the way you like it
pale pink 8 and 6
candles sputter
Lit and re-lit,
Make a wish, Dad
So you smile,
blow a small breeze
and fill your sails once more.


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Breast most cancers happens when the cells lining the breast lobules or ducts develop abnormally and out of control. Those that have undergone prior radiation treatment on the chest space have a higher probability for breast cancer. While these lumps may seem wherever on the breast, they are most frequent beneath the nipple and close to the armpit on the breast's outer fringes. That also means that you are going to be on the lookout for potential breast cancer symptoms.
They see getting inked with the most cancers ribbon as a option to present their love for that somebody and in addition to extend consciousness and assist for breast cancer and its sufferers. The most recent American Cancer Society estimates for male breast most cancers exhibits that in 2009 about 1,910 cases will be identified with about 440 fatalities. You might be questioning why your breast cancer consciousness stage ought to be raised and what benefit that represents for you, but all it's essential to do is have a look at the statistics in regards to the reported instances of breast most cancers.
These are often put on by an area group, a church, or sponsored by the American Cancer Society to advertise breast most cancers consciousness in the community. Angels and crosses are standard for many who misplaced somebody special because of breast most cancers. With reference to eating regimen and vitamin intake, The American Cancer Society suggests eating a healthy diet targeted on plant sources similar to fruits, greens and whole grain and limiting consumption of processed foods and red meats.
Elements similar to social stigma and embarrassment contribute to the growing denial among men of the potential for getting most cancers of the breast The development of male most cancers ( of the breast) is largely similar to what ladies encounter. Numerous sorts of carcinoma remedy is set at an equivalent time or one when the other. Bear in mind, one of the best possibilities for beating breast cancer are early detection and early diagnosis.
This is the reason it's essential to get checked out by a doctor promptly if you happen to suspect you may be experiencing breast cancer symptoms, or have any questions about your breast most cancers symptoms. So I figured it was simply my natural lumps just feeling a bit additional lumpy and I did not pay it much mind. That's as a result of the cancerous cells within the body are absorbing all the blood equipped to the breast region.


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The Care Credit Company has provided its users a user-friendly log in and bill pay section. You can sign in easily to your account and pay your monthly bills by several ways. Read the steps below:
How to login to your Care Credit
- Customers of Bloomingdale's credit card can easily sign in into their account by going to the log in page.
- Enter your user name and password at the sign in page.
- Next, click on the "log in" button.
How to pay your Care Credit bill?
Care Credit is issued by Synchrony Bank to their credit card holders. You have a number of options for paying your credit card bill each month. You can pay by:
Log in to your Care Credit account via Synchrony Financial and make your payment.
By mail:
Pay your payment to the following address:
POBox960061, Orlando, FL 32896-0061
By phone:
The Care Credit customer service phone number is 866-893-7864


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Drivers at South Dade Facility Vote Overwhelmingly in Favor of the Union
(MIAMI) – Drivers at Coca-Cola Beverages Florida's (CCBF) South Dade facility voted today by a three-to-one margin to join Teamsters Local 769. Of the 48 eligible voters, 47 participated in the representation election.
"This is another win for freedom and democracy," said Jorge Castillo, a CCBF driver who emigrated to the U.S. from Cuba. "This is right up there with coming here."
CCBF is based in Tampa and is one of the most profitable companies in Florida. However, the workers sought out the Teamsters to gain a voice on the job for safer working conditions, improved wages and retirement security.
"The real difference in this campaign is that the internal Latin family and community came together wanting this," said David Renshaw, a business agent at Local 769. "The company ran an aggressive campaign, but the workers stood together to achieve a greater voice on the job."
Teamsters Local Union 769 represents more than 10,000 hardworking men and women across South Florida.


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Joy: Finding a way to be happy even when things don't go your way.
Main Point
I can have joy because anything is possible with God.
Memory Verse
"Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice!" Philippians 4:4 (NIV)
Bible Story
Zechariah and Elizabeth
Luke 1:5-25, 57-59
ENGAGE is a time to welcome kids to your eGroup with a fun activity to help them feel comfortable and get to know each other.
WHAT YOU NEED: Headbowz game cards (2 sets)
• Start by introducing yourself and welcoming kids to your eGroup. Ask them about their week and interests. Use the following questions to generate discussion:
- What is your favorite thing about Christmas?
- What's something cool that happened this week?
- What was the favorite part of your week?
- Have you ________ (seen/eaten/listened to/read) any good _________ (movies/TV shows/food/music/books) lately?
- What are you looking forward to next week? Once you have five to six kids begin playing "Headbowz."
- Seat kids in a circle. If you have more than eight kids, split them into two groups.
- Place the Headbowz game cards in the center of the circle with the bow facing up.
- Tell kids they will take turns trying to guess different people or objects we see at Christmas by asking only yes or no questions.
- Ask one kid to take a Headbowz card WITHOUT LOOKING AT THE OTHER SIDE and hold it in front of their forehead so the bow is facing them. Encourage the kid to ask the other kids yes or no questions to help guess what is on the card.
- The kid may ask up to five questions before guessing what is on the card. If the guess is correct, the kid can keep the card. If the guess is wrong, the kid can give the card to the eGroup Leader to discard.
- The kid with the most cards at the end wins!
MEMORY VERSE is a time to introduce the series virtue and memory verse. Choose one of the memory verse activity options to help your kids practice the verse. After this activity, GO TO LARGE GROUP.
WHAT YOU NEED: Bibles, Bible highlighters, memory verse cards, word cards, verse mat, command card, mini bows, dry erase marker
"Welcome to eGroup! My name is _______ and I'm your eGroup leader! As an eGroup we will hang out together during Motion, hear stories from the Bible, learn what it means to live for Jesus, and play games!
This month we're in a series called Put a Bow On It, where we'll learn about finding joy in every situation. Our Bible verse, Philippians 4:4, tells us we should rejoice always. That means finding joy all the time, no matter what's going on in our lives. Let's memorize this verse so we can remember to show joy all the time."
- Read the verse out loud: "Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice!" Philippians 4:4
- Help kids look up the memory verse in their Bibles. Encourage children to use the Bible highlighters to underline the verse in their Bible. Give a memory verse card to kids without a Bible.
- Choose one of the memory verse activities: "Put a Bow On It" or "Verse Practice."
- Split kids into four teams.
- Give each team a verse mat. Explain kids will compete to be the first team to get all five bows on their mat crossed off.
- Give each team a set of word cards, face down, and tell teams to shuffle their word cards well. Once all teams are done shuffling, tell teams to turn their cards over and put them in order on the verse mat as fast as they can.
- Cross off two bows on the fastest team's verse mat with the Expo marker.
- Read the instructions on the command card one at a time, encouraging kids to put a bow on the word you describe. Cross off one bow on their verse mat each time a team finishes the task first.
- The first team to get all five bows crossed off wins!
• Use the following methods to help kids practice the memory verse:
- REPEAT AFTER ME: Have kids repeat each phrase of the verse after you
- PAIR UP: After practicing the verse together, have kids pair up to practice the verse.
- MOTIONS: Come up with motions to represent phrases in the verse. Practice it together.
In the BIBLE STORY activity, kids will act out the Bible story in decreasing amounts of time and learn about how God called Moses to do something he didn't feel ready for.
10-15 Minutes
WHAT YOU NEED: Bible, Pass Word cards, medium bow, Bible story sheet
- Have kids sit in a circle with their Bibles and instruct kids to turn to Luke 1. NOTE: This may take time, but it helps kids learn skills for reading the Bible on their own. If needed, encourage kids to use the table of contents in their Bible and then decide if the book is in the Old or New Testament.
- Tell kids we will pay attention to important words in the Bible story by passing the bow to someone else each time one of the Pass Words is read.
- Spread out the Pass Word cards. Read each of the words out loud and remind kids to listen for those words in the Bible story.
- Give the bow to a kid. Tell kids whoever is holding the bow must pass it to someone else as quickly as they can as soon as they hear one of the Pass Words.
- Read aloud from Luke 1 as directed on the Bible story sheet and encourage kids to pass the bow each time one of the Pass Words is read.
"Do you remember why God took away Zechariah's voice? (Pause for responses and then read Luke 1:19-20.) Zechariah's unbelief didn't make God happy. Old Zechariah couldn't begin to imagine how he and Elizabeth could possibly become parents at their age. But the thing that Zechariah thought was unbelievably impossible was not too hard for God.
Zechariah's story reminds us that God can do the things we cannot do. When you face a hard situation this week, think about dear old Zechariah. Even though Zechariah didn't get how God's plan was going to play out or even believe that it actually could, he learned that God is all-powerful and able to do anything."
Discussion Questions:
- "What are some other Bible stories you remember where God did something that seemed impossible?"
- "If God said He would do something impossible in your life, what might you ask Him for? How would you respond if it never happened?"
- "Have you ever seen God do something that seemed impossible in your life or for someone you know?"
In the APPLICATION activity, kids will think about how they can take the next step even when they aren't completely ready.
8-10 Minutes
activity cards (15), medium gift bow (1)
- Divide kids into three teams.
- Turn the activity cards facedown and shuffle them. Lay the activity cards out across the center of the group in a 3×5 grid pattern.
- Tell the first team to choose a player to toss the gift bow onto the grid. Retrieve and turn over the card their bow lands on (or closest to).
– If the bow lands on a joy statement card, read the statement aloud and award the team one point.
– If the bow lands on a smiley face card, read the scenario and encourage the team to decide how they could choose joy in that situation. Once they've answered, award the team one point.
– If the bow lands on a frowny face card, read the scenario and encourage the team to share what they would do if they did not choose joy. Once they've answered, the team loses a point UNLESS they can also share a way they could choose joy in that situation. If they also come up with a joyful response, no points are awarded or lost.
- Play until all cards have been turned over and then total all the points. The team with the most points wins!
"In our lives, we'll face some great things that make us smile and some not-so-great things that make us frown. But joy isn't about being happy. Because it IS possible to have joy even when you face a situation that makes you unhappy. Knowing God and understanding how much He loves you can help you have joy no matter what situation you face!"
Spend time in PRAYER with your eGroup before beginning the GAME ACTIVITY.
8-10 Minutes
WHAT YOU NEED: eKidz Prayer Journal, pens, Bingo boards, Bingo chips, activity cards
"Today we learned we can have joy because anything is possible with God. When you choose joy no matter what you face, you can see God do great things through you! I want you to think about a situation in your life where it feels impossible to find joy. I'm going to write your name and the situation you share in our eKidz Prayer Journal so we can pray for you to find joy in that situation and so I can continue praying for you throughout the week."
Write down what kids share in your eKidz Prayer Journal. Take your eKidz Prayer Journal home with you and pray for your kids to remember God's promises to them throughout the week.
"God, thanks for reminding us through the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth that we can have joy. Even when things seem impossible to us, they are possible with You. Help us to remember that You can do ANYTHING! We can have joy because anything is possible with God. We love You. Thanks for loving us. In Jesus' name we pray, amen."
"Choosing joy is part of showing your Christmas spirit! But sometimes all the craziness that comes with Christmas can bring out our grumpy side. Let's see if you've ever experienced some of these joy-killing Christmas No-No's!"
- Give each kid a Bingo board and put the Bingo chips where kids can take them as they need them.
- Tell kids to call out "Bingo" when they have covered five spaces in a row.
- Instruct kids to put a Bingo chip over the free space in the middle of the board.
- Read the activity cards one at a time and encourage kids to put a Bingo chip on their board when applicable. Discuss ways kids could have chosen a more joyful attitude each time a child puts a chip on their board.
The BRING IT! CHALLENGE is completed during Large Group.
WHAT YOU NEED: Bring It! Challenge tracking sheet, Bring It! Challenge stickers
"In Motion we want you to Bring It! to church each weekend! The Bring It! Challenge encourages you to bring yourself, your Bible, your friends, and scripture you've learned to Motion. Not only can you be rewarded for bringing it, but the Bring It! Challenge is a fun way to grow and learn more about God and how He wants us to live.
During Put a Bow On It, you can earn fun prizes each week that will remind you to have fun and savor the joy of the Christmas season! All you have to do is show me Philippians 4:4 in your Bible AND recite it from memory!"
- Encourage kids to show you Philippians 4:4 in the Bible AND recite the verse from memory. Kids must do both to earn a prize.
- Give any kids who complete the challenge a Bring It! Challenge sticker and tell them the sticker will allow them to choose a prize as they are dismissed at the end of the experience.
- On the Bring It! Challenge tracking sheet, record the number of kids who recited the memory verse and/or brought a Bible. Give this sheet to your eTeam Leader at the end of the worship experience.


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Evolution Gaming is best known for being the pioneer in the live dealer games that are widely enjoyed across the online platform. Evolution Gaming has brought a lot to the table in terms of live dealer games.
A leading brand in live dealer games production
A lot of unique and innovative features
The brand is trusted by major players
Live solutions for mobile platforms
No other products except for live dealer games
Established back in 2006, Evolution Gaming is best known for being the pioneer in the live dealer games that are widely enjoyed across the online platform. Even though numerous online gambling software developers have successfully launched their live casino options, only a limited amount of them can claim to have achieved similar status as Evolution Gaming. This software provider is especially a big name in the UK, seeing that it has partnered with some of the biggest gambling destinations in the region such as Paddy Power casino, William Hill Casino, and Ladbrokes Casino.
What has made Evolution gaming truly stand out from other live dealer casinos is the wide variety of games they provide. Additionally, one can see that a lot of work has gone into each production to make it nothing short of the best. Since the software developer concentrates on the production of live games, it only has table games under its name. These table games come in a wide array of variations ranging from the classic kind to the modern versions. The games provided by Evolution Gaming include:
Roulette stands as a huge favourite for gamblers across the world. Evolution Gaming understands this demand and has ensured that the indulgent is provided in a wide variety of options. Some of the best variations offered by this developer include:
Some roulette variations can be personalized to the liking of a casino.
When it comes to the provision of fair play, gamblers can be sure that they are getting the best there is. This software provider has its random number generators tested by some of the best testing agencies such as eCOGRA and TST to ensure that their RNG is not biased in favour of the provider.
The online gambling provider has also received licenses to operate by the UK Gambling Commission and Malta Gaming Authority. These two bodies boast being among the leading licensing commissions in the gambling business. They have also been known to be quite responsive to client complaints in terms of payment issues. The holding of these licenses by the provider has allowed most gamblers to gain trust in the software developer.
With the household name status that Evolution Gaming has managed to acquire for itself, it is no wonder that a lot of casinos would line up for a chance to provide its games. The developer's games can be enjoyed on over one hundred and fifty-nine online casinos in a wide variety. Some of the popular casinos that feature Evolution Gaming games include:
Even though this online gambling software developer has a lot of casinos providing its games, it is yet to power its casino. However, even though the firm does not have a platform of its own, it has had its games featured as the main attraction in casinos powered by other bigwigs in the software production industry such as Microgaming, Net Entertainment, and Amaya Gaming. The software producer has especially taken the centre stage in casinos that specialize in the provision of live dealer games such as Live Casino Cruise.
Due to the ease of integration with other online gambling software providers, casinos that offer Evolution Gaming games can have another developer power their games. For this reason, Evolution Gaming does not bring any changes to the payment system of any gambling site, which makes it advantageous to host. This freedom has allowed each casino to select the bonuses they would like to offer the play of the provider's games. Some gambling destinations may provide bonuses in the form of match promotions of a deposit made, or free chips to gamble with, in the live table games selection.
Evolution Gaming has brought a lot to the table in terms of live dealer games. With the widest array of live games, and what has been termed as the best of them all in this respective field, this online gambling software provider has worked to garner a massive following around the world. Its popularity has been facilitated further by the provision of the provider's games in instant play mode. All a gamer will have to do is download a flash player so that the game can run smoothly without any glitches on their mobile device. However, since iPhone and iPad users do not have the freedom of using flash players on their devices, Evolution Gaming has started exploring the release of HTML5 versions of all their games.


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Thank you for your interest in sponsoring the National Association of Asian American Professionals! As a sponsor, partner, exhibitor, or speaker, you will have access to NAAAP's 30 chapters across North America and China and a network of 25,000 members.
Your support for NAAAP in 2019 can take various forms:
- Sponsor the annual National Leadership Academy (training for our chapter leaders and administrative team) Apr. 5-7, 2019 in Orlando
- Sponsor or partner with the Leadership Convention, ERG Summit, and Diversity Career Fair presented by NAAAP, Aug. 22-24, 2019 in Atlanta
- Host or sponsor an Employee Resource Group training workshop at your company or in conjunction with a NAAAP chapter and other employers
- Send a speaker or a group of participants to the ERG Leadership Symposium set on April 26, 2019 in Orange County, California
- Empower and fortify an ERG leader by sponsoring a seat in the ERG Leaders Virtual Training Program (curriculum is online, 30% discussion in real time, led by external Diversity & Inclusion professionals and Fortune 500 ERG champions.
- Share your products, services, initiatives, or market intelligence with our members
- Create a loyalty program that benefits our members as well as your B2B or consumer divisions
- Sponsor a NAAAP scholarship for students
- Sponsor the NAAAP100 Program and/or the Emerging Leaders Awards
- Provide a matching grant or support for Women in NAAAP
- Provide a grant or other form of support for NAAAP Pride, our program to support Asian professionals who also identify as LGBTQ+.
- Advertise in ALiST-magazine.com or within NAAAP communication with members and followers
Email our Chief Business Development Officer, [email@example.com] to discuss your ideas and needs.


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What vaccinations are recommended for older adults?
The Australian Government recommends for adults aged 65 years and older:
|Pneumococcal disease
|A single dose for adults aged 65 years and over
|Free to those eligible on the National Immunisation Program
|Shingles (Herpes zoster)
|A single dose for 70 years olds, OR if you are over 70 and have not yet been vaccinated, a single catch-up dose is available for 71 to 79 year olds until 31 October 2021
|Free to those eligible on the National Immunisation Program
|An annual dose for adults aged 65 years and over
|Free through the National Immunisation Program
|A booster dose of a tetanus-containing vaccine is recommended for adults aged 50 years old or over who have not received a tetanus- containing vaccine in the past 10 years (but have previously completed a primary course of three doses)
|A fee may apply
|Whooping cough (pertussis)
|A single booster dose of a whooping cough vaccine is recommended for adults aged 65 years old or more who have not been vaccinated in the past 10 years
|A fee may apply
Plus, if you are travelling, speak with your doctor before you go to ensure your vaccinations are up-to-date and that you have received the recommended vaccinations specific for the regions you are travelling to.
Pneumococcal disease is one of the leading causes of serious illness among Australian children under two years of age and in older adults.
Sources & Citations
- Australian Government. Department of Health, National Immunisation Program Schedule. Available at https://beta.health.gov.au/topics/immunisation/immunisation-throughout-life/national-immunisation-program-schedule (accessed 19 April 2018).
- Australian Government. Department of Health. Immunisation for seniors. Available at https://beta.health.gov.au/topics/immunisation/immunisation-throughout-life/immunisation-for-seniors (accessed 29th April 2018).
- NSW Government. Department of Health. Adult vaccination. Available at http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/immunisation/Pages/adult_vaccination.aspx (accessed 28th April 2018).
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'Keef' – Keith Flint – The Prodigy – Charcoal on Paper Portrait
I was honoured to be commissioned by The Prodigy Dirtchamber fan club to produce this portrait of 'Keef' Flint of The Prodigy
The original was expertly framed by professional framer Steve Baxter and presented at Keef's pub, The Leather Bottle in Pleshey near Colchester on his Birthday. (17 September)
In my favourite medium of charcoal on paper I hope you like the result.
Limited edition, mounted prints of this artwork can be purchased here


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The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering was established in the year 2007.
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The City of Tempe is investing in its parks. The ramada in Harelson Park will be removed and replaced by two smaller ramadas. The park will also receive landscape improvements, new lighting on the basketball court and soccer field, new trees, and accessible walkways to the new ramada(s). A meeting was held March 2, 2019 in Harelson Park to view plans, select the size, location, type, and finish for the new ramada(s), and give input on possible additional amenities for the future as well as park hours. Comment on these proposals was open through March 16, 2019.
The improvements will be funded out of the city's Capital Improvement Program budget, as part of the Parks Improvement Plan, which is reinvesting more than $60 million into Tempe parks over the next few years.
The comment period has now closed. Results of the outreach are posted under "Documents."


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Fiat Linea Classic Overview
The Fiat in India has a great reputation of highly reliable engines and long lasting build quality of cars. Fiat Linea classic is one such sedan that has been in the Indian car market for many years and has been upgraded few times as well. The latest edition of it is loaded with sophisticated equipment and advanced Fiat Linea Classic features get it a classic on-road image.Linea Classic is available in petrol and diesel versions as Classic Active petrol and Classic Dynamic diesel. In diesel version, three variants available such as Classic Multijet, Classic Plus Multijet, Classic Plus Multijet with alloy wheels. Book a test drive for Linea Classic in Hyderabad at Tryaldrive
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The Fiat Linea Classic is a sedan offered by the Italian carmaker that is available in five colour options, New Pearl White, Tuscan Wine, Minimal Grey, Hip Hop Black, Oceanic Blue. All these colours are metallic paint options and all versions are available with body coloured bumpers. The top end variant also has wheel covers for the 14 inch steel rims, body coloured door handles and body coloured ORVMs (Outside Rear View Mirrors) The lower trims miss out on the wheel covers and the door handles as well as ORVMs are black in colour.
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The Fiat Linea Classic interiors are loaded with the superior quality of upholstery, power windows with 'Delay and Auto Down' function, hydraulic power steering with tilt adjustable features, rear armrest offering better comfort for the passengers.The real-time mileage indicator, Programmable follow-me headlamps, and speed limit buzzer adds to comforts and convenience of the driver.
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Powering the Fiat Linea Classic is a 1.4 litre FIRE petrol engine and a 1.3 litre Multijet diesel engine. The petrol engine generates 89 hp of power at 6,000 rpm and 115 Nm of torque at 4,500 rpm while the diesel engine produces 75 hp of power at 4,000 rpm and 197 Nm of torque at 1,750 rpm. Both engines have been tuned for the best balance between performance and fuel efficiency.Both engines offered in the Fiat Linea Classic are offered with a 5 speed manual gearbox. An automatic transmission is not available in any of the variants, however, the manual transmission has smooth gear changes and the ratios have been tuned for the best possible fuel efficiency figures. Check for Fiat Linea Classic in painpeters.com
The Fiat Linea has a claimed fuel efficiency of 14.9 kmpl for the petrol variants while the diesel engine options have a claimed mileage of 19.5 kmpl. These figures are acceptable for its segment.The diesel version with 1248cc engine can deliver average mileage of 16.2kmpl in city conditions and up to 19.2kmpl which is also the Fiat Linea Classic mileage as per ARAI certification. In petrol version it can deliver upto 14.9kmpl in standard road conditions.
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The Fiat Linea Classic feature powerful and well-proven performance engine in both petrol and diesel versions. The famous 1.3L Multijet diesel engine is improvised for delivering quicker acceleration as compared to earlier version of the same. The strong suspension system designed absorb most of the road shocks assuring best of comfort and the tilt-adjustable steering system makes it easy for driving on congested roads and sharp turnings.
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Fiat Linea Classic Ex-Showroom Price in Chennai ranges from 6,52,597/- (Linea Classic 1.4 L P Classic) to 8,16,594/- (Linea Classic 1.3L Multijet Plus). Get best offers for Fiat Linea Classic from Fiat Dealers in Chennai. Check for Linea Classic price in Chennai at Carzprice
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The landscape has changed so much in recent years that some view accounting and bookkeeping as an administrative and unimportant task that's beneath them.
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Hanlons Port Stout Chocolate Cake Recipe
250 ml Hanlons Port Stout
250 g Unsalted Butter
80 g Cocoa Powder – Green & Blacks is best
400 g Caster Sugar – Golden best for flavour
2 large eggs
1 tsp Vanilla Extract – not Essence!
140 ml buttermilk – use the rest to make scones or tenderise chicken pieces
275 g Plain Flour
2 tsp Bicarbonate of Soda
½ tsp Baking Powder
50 g Unsalted Butter
250 g Icing Sugar, sifted
125 g Philadelphia Cream Cheese – Full fat
Preheat oven to 160 C Gas Mark 3.
Grease with butter and dust with flour a 9 inch / 23 cm spring-form cake tin and cut a circle to line the bottom with baking parchment.
Melt together the stout and the butter in a saucepan. Remove from the heat and add the cocoa powder and sugar, stirring well until dissolved. In a jug, mix together the eggs, vanilla and buttermilk. Mix thoroughly with the above mixture.
Sift together the remaining dry ingredients and add to the mixture. Mix thoroughly so that everything is well amalgamated. Pour the batter into the prepared tin and bake for about 50 minutes or until the cake starts to pull from the sides of the tin and a skewer emerges with just a little stickiness from the centre of the cake. Set aside to cool and remove from the tin to your serving plate.
To make the icing, mix together the butter, sugar and cream cheese until light and smooth. Top the cake with the icing and Enjoy!


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Emergency Line Stops in the City of Hollywood, Florida recently was adding some new fiber optic cabling through a very exclusive neighborhood in the heart of Hollywood Florida. The directional drilling company which was installing the new lines failed to secure proper locate information for their new line. They proceeded to drill directly through a 60" E-301 Pre-Stressed Concrete Cylinder pipe which contained 40 PSI of raw sewage. The 60" pipe is a main feed to the treatment plant for the Cities intercoastal customers and could not be shutdown.
In a emergency crisis of this magnitude the City of Hollywood reached out to Rangeline Tapping Services, Inc. Rangeline's emergency response team jumped into high gear with raw sewage now coming out of the ground surrounded by a half a million town homes time was of the essence. Rangeline's team secured all the pipe information within hours and contacted JCM Industries, Inc. JCM a leader in Tapping sleeves and Line Stop fitting manufacturer received the emergency call to fabricate and custom build two 60" Line Stop fittings for concrete cylinder pipe. In record time JCM manufactured these fittings in record time less than two days and expedited delivery to the City of Hollywood. Rangeline crews worked around the clock to get the Line Stoppers installed and ready for the by-pass piping installation.
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Wyoming Power of Attorney Forms
The Wyoming Power of Attorney Forms are drawn up by an individual (the Principal) who, after careful deliberation, has selected another trustworthy individual or entity (the Agent) to carry out one or more of their affairs. In order for the Principal to draft a POA that best serves their interests, they should consider the following questions:
- Is the purpose of the Power of Attorney clear?
- Are the decision making powers that will be bestowed to the Agent too broad or narrow?
- Is appropriate language used throughout?
- Are the terms of the POA compliant with state laws?
Durable (Statutory) Power of Attorney – Even if the principal to this type of POA becomes mentally or physically incapacitated after its execution, the POA will still stand in its entirety.
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General (Financial) Power of Attorney – To make certain a POA will discontinue upon the principal's mental or physical incapacity, certain language and terms—such as those found in this document—must be evident in a POA.
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Limited (Special) Power of Attorney – If the objective of a POA is for an agent to attend to a specific (rather than broad) matter on behalf of the principal, a Limited Power of Attorney should be enacted.
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Advance Health Care Directive (Medical POA) – This contract, once in effect, grants an agent the powers "to make any health care decision the principal could have made while having capacity."
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Minor Child Power of Attorney – Another individual may be granted the responsibility to take care of a child in their parent or guardian's absence once they agree to the terms of this arrangement that the parent or guardian has noted down in a Minor Child POA form.
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Motor Vehicle (DMV) Power of Attorney – After this document is filed with and approved by the DMV, the agent named in this form may act on the principal's behalf to carry out the specified tasks related to their motor vehicle.
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Real Estate (Property) Power of Attorney – A property owner who is finding the management of their real estate affairs too cumbersome may wish to enact a Real Estate (Property) POA so that another party can partially or wholly take over the management of such affairs.
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Revocation of Power of Attorney – A principal who wishes to revoke any existing POA may exercise their right to do so by using this form as an instrument to record their decision, in addition to meeting the requirements set out by § 3-5-103.
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State Tax Filing Power of Attorney (Form 2848) – A form which authorizes another individual or entity (such as an accounting company) to act as an individual's agent so that they may file their taxes on their behalf. In order for the agent to do so, the individual may also need to grant the agent access to their confidential tax files.
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What is a Wyoming Power of Attorney?
A Wyoming Power of Attorney makes a record of the conditions a Principal wishes an Agent to abide by when they represent them or make decisions on their behalf. Although state law (§ 35-22-403(a)) allows for a Principal to "give an individual instruction" in either oral or written form, it is strongly advised that any and all instructions regarding a Power of Attorney are noted down in writing. (State law does, however, require that "the power must be in writing.")
Orally-made instructions are more prone to misinterpretation due to the fact that, unless they are digitally recorded, there is no resource for either party to reference if necessary. They are largely reliant on the memories and interpretation of the Principal and Agent, which can be problematic if the Principal becomes incapacitated. For these reasons, a Principal should record any instructions in a written legal document, such as those provided below.
- Wyoming Power of Attorney Laws – (Title 3, Chapter 9, Article 1, "Uniform Power of Attorney Act") and (Chapter 22, Article 4, "Wyoming Health Care Decisions Act")
- State Definition of Power of Attorney (§ 3-9-101) – "means a writing or other record that grants authority to an agent to act in the place of the principal whether or not the term power of attorney is used."
- State Definition of Advance Health Care Directive / Medical Power of Attorney (§ 35-22-402(a)(i)) – "means an individual instruction or a power of attorney for health care, or both."
- State Definition of Power of Attorney For Health Care (§ 35-22-402(xiii)) – "means the designation of an agent to make health care decisions for the individual granting the power."
- Signing Requirements
- General / Durable Power of Attorney (§ 3-9-105) – It is mandatory for the Principal to sign the POA and for the Principal to acknowledges their signature before a Notary Public or an individual with equivalent powers of acknowledgment. One other option is for the agreement to be signed by another person who has been requested by the Principal to sign their name on the POA. If this option is taken, the signature needs to be made in Principal's conscious presence.
- Power of Attorney For Health Care / Medical Power of Attorney (§ 35-22-403) – A Principal must sign the POA (or expressly direct another individual to sign it on their behalf in their presence). The POA must be acknowledged before a Notarial Officer or signed by at least two (2) witnesses, who must make the declaration, in substance, that is stated in § 35-22-403.
When is it Effective?
In line with § 3-9-105, a Durable / General Power of Attorney must be signed by the Principal before a Notary Public or another individual who is authorized by law to take acknowledgments. The Principal may direct another individual to sign their name on the Power of Attorney, as long as the signature takes place in the Principal's conscious presence.
In regards to the requirements that must be met in order for a Power of Attorney For Health Care / Medical Power of Attorney to come into effect, § 35-22-403 outlines that it is mandatory for the Principal to sign the Power of Attorney. The Principal may expressly direct another person to sign the POA in their presence.
In addition, the POA must either be:
- Acknowledged before a Notarial Officer, or
- Signed by at least two (2) witnesses, who are required to make the declaration, in substance, that is stated in § 35-22-403.


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200 g tempeh, diced
1 small onions, chopped
1 Tbsp oil
1 small chilli, sliced
1 clove garlic cloves, crushed
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1 tsp soy sauce
oil for deep frying
salt to taste
Deep fry the tempeh until crunchy. Fry onion in the oil until tender, add garlic and chilli and saute briefly. Add fried tempeh, sugar, salt and soy sauce. Fry 1 minute while constantly strirring.
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Stanol Injection 1ml / 50mg - Body Research
Description and Uses
Stanol is available in both injectable and oral form. This synthetic injectable steroid produced by Body Research contains an active substance known as Stanozolol derived from DHT (Dihydrotestosterone).This drug is being sold with different brand names such as Winstrol, Stanolone etc.
It is specific in its ability to remove excess water and subcutaneous fat from the body and provides a tough and hard look to muscles particularly a drying out effect. Therefore, Stanol is suitable for cutting phase and widely used by body builders and athletes in preparation period before the competition. Research studies have reported that its oral variant is more potent than its injectable alternate. This injectable steroid has no such significant damaging effect on the liver.
The advantages central: the growing muscle of high quality. The increase of relief muscle. Increasing muscle hardness. The increase of the resistance and the strength. The burning of large effect. The lack of flavor minimum reduction of testosterone.
Crimsonkratos description
Estañol - 50 mg is a steroid that acts that a substance is a synthetic origin and is a derivative of testosterone. In its effects, as in the majority of similar preparations marked anabolic properties. In principle, is can attribute to the steroid soft, as the probability of effects side of all them drugs of the type of the testosterone, very low, what distinguishes positively from it most of them agents pharmacological similar.
It has proven to be an excellent way to preserve muscle and mass as a drug that works for drying (mainly due to properties that promote fat loss and eliminate excess fluid). It is a popular drug among bodybuilders and people who participate in sports activities, light and heavy.
Stanol Injection 1ml/50mg- Dosage and duration of the course
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Treatment/ Clinical applications
It is being widely used for the treatment of burn victims, growth disorders in infants, breast cancers in females and osteoporosis (softening of bones).
Side effects
Stanol course and stanozolol dosage
Upon receiving this drug by itself only likely that increased weight and muscle mass weight gain make up a relatively small performance compared with their peers, such as testosterone or trenbolone enanthate. These pills are not the best for courses of increase in muscle mass (although you can use the "dry weight" actually for a set). Their efficiency is much greater when is used for dense muscle/relief or increase the resistance with force.
However, only one of estañol such improvements won't give. This result is real only when the program of strength training and correctly select the diet, including sports nutrition products.
This is a relatively mild anabolic steroid, so the only course is not usually necessary therapy complicated post-cycle. A severe decrease in the natural production of testosterone is manifested above all in doses of abuse.
The average daily dose stanozolol is 35-75 mg stanols to tablets - 6-15 parts. It should be noted that the treatment is individual to the athlete. The norm for men has considered it is approximately 0,5 mg per 1 kg of body weight per day. The steroid should be taken in two parts - one in the morning and another at night (on the inside, drinking water). Such form of Administration will provide a safe resorption athlete the product chemical active. Matter and will minimize the possibilities of an upset stomach.
Women tablets also can be recommended, but only in doses reduced, due to the risk of virilization-about 10 mg per day.
The stanols course length can be up to 6 weeks (duration and other aspects of the course depend on the experience and the State of the health of the athlete and objectives). Due to the hepatotoxicity of drugs not is advisable take too much time.
The combinations of reception that try to them drug monoaktivnym, i.e., is quite self-sufficient and complete. However, for those who wish to increase the effect of the reaction, it is recommended that in combination with other anabolic and androgenic.
Stanozolol views
Opinions and practices confirm that estañol 50 is combined with trenbolone short or prolonged. Particularly popular with a group of enanthate of trenbolone. This combination of products will save the maximum mass muscle gain on a low-calorie diet (diet, training for competitions, hours of hard training). Also, anabolic that is played well in combination with them drugs injectable nandrolone or testosterone-enanthate of testosterone from short to long-acting decanoate of nandrolone.
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The steroid is almost entirely safe, but the risk of side effects of taking only accompanies higher doses. The only thing that advised to the athletes that take these pills are individual care of the liver, since, similar to many steroids, they have intensified the effect of the same on the body. Also, should watch the function of the joints closely due to the excretion of fluids can experience interruptions in your work standard. Drug dry joints, so you need to take care of him.
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NKU Abortion Vandalism Update: (Almost) Skating Away
From Life News:
Students in Abortion Vandalism Case Get Community Service, Professor Won't
May 12, 2006
Six pro-abortion students charged with vandalism in the destruction of a pro-life display at Northern Kentucky University will have the charges dropped and be required to perform community service as a result of their actions. However, a British literature professor who encouraged the students to destroy the pro-life display won't receive the same treatment.
Assistant Campbell County Attorney Rick Woeste announced the decision Thursday but said he objected to including professor Sally Jacobsen in the community service agreement.
Jacobsen's attorney Margo Grubbs, told the Cincinnati Post he was enraged by the decision to drop the charges against the students but keep them against the professor.
"I think that her not being allowed diversion is extremely extraordinary treatment for the normal citizen in this state," Grubbs said. "She has no criminal record. First offenders (charged with non-violent crimes) always get diversion."
Jacobsen was charged with theft, criminal mischief and criminal solicitation, but Grubbs claimed Jacobsen never received police paperwork with the actual charges.
According to the Post, District Judge Karen Thomas says Jacobsen has until May 23 to answer the charges. But Grubbs said she is working on a paper at an undisclosed location and may not be back in town by then.
….. Jacobsen has been placed on leave and plans to retire after the end of the school year. Her classes were given to other professors to conclude the semester.
According to the Post, the pro-abortion students involved in the vandalism included: Michelle Cruey, 21, of Walton, Ky.; Katie Nelson, 21, and Heather Nelson, 27, both of Dayton, Ky.; Stephanie Horton, 23, of Alexandria, Ky.; Sara Keebler, 25, of Cincinnati, and Laura Caster, 23, of Highland Heights, Ky.
The students, all of whom are clearly old enough to know better, are much luckier than they deserve.
My sympathy for Ms. Grubbs' above argument on behalf of Ms. Jacobsen: Zero, especially in light of Ms. Jacobsen's attempts to circle the wagons.
Previous Posts:
April 20 — Prolife Display-Trashing Prof's "Repentance†Appears to Be a Sham
April 18 — Very Good, But Not Good Enough
April 14 — University Intolerance Watch: Abortion Display Destroyed


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Were the Knights Templar really set up by the secretive Priory of Sion?Read More
Before Dan Brown popularised the idea of the Templars defending the bloodline of Jesus, there was a 1980s bestseller that also promoted this theory. It was called The Holy Blood and The Holy Grail. One of its co-authors was a…Read More
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There are a whole load of other gospels apart from the four we know and they give a very different account of JesusRead More
The Knights Templars were allegedly established to protect the descendants of Christ who reputedly met Roman emperors to plead for protectionRead More
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced late last week that it is planning to ease some of its guidelines for home loans, pursuant to making it easier for smaller, rural-based lenders to serve the areas they are located in.
These smaller lenders include, but are not limited to community banks and credit unions, and in this n new set of guidelines, the CFPB is changing its definition of the term "small creditor" – this would now encompass any lender that originates a maximum of 2,000 loans annually. This total does not take into account mortgages that the financial institution and its affiliates are holding in portfolio. Prior to the change in definition, lenders had to originate less than 500 first-lien mortgages to qualify as "small." But with the definition now updated, the CFPB's main hope is that the number of financial institutions who offer certain mortgage products to rural consumers would increase substantially.
The CFPB's press release also makes it clear that the new guidelines do not have any bearing on the asset limit for small creditor consideration; that would still remain at less than $2 billion in total assets as of December 31 of the calendar year prior. The proposed rules require that the creditor's mortgage originating affiliates have their assets included when it comes to determining whether a creditor is "small" or not.
As for the definition of the word "rural," the CFPB's proposal expands on it, as it now includes census blocks that the Census Bureau deems as outside of an urban part of town. This, in other words, would expand the geographical reach of rural areas where small creditors can operate.
Also very interesting to note is how the CFPB's proposal allows small creditors in rural parts of town to originate qualified mortgages with balloon payments, something that otherwise would not be permitted as part of the bureau's QM reform of 2014.
Although the CFPB's proposal features a significant easing of rules for so-called "undeserved borrowers," the bureau said that it does not have any plans of loosening things to a point similar to the time when risky lending practices were the norm. It was these practices, after all, that partly contributed to the massive financial crisis of 2008 that affected the U.S. housing market, and caused the "bubble" to burst.
"Responsible lending by community banks and credit unions did not cause the financial crisis, and our mortgage rules reflect the fact that small institutions play a vital role in many communities," read the comments prepared by CFPB director Richard Cordray in the organization's press release. "(This) proposal will help consumers in rural or underserved areas access the mortgage credit they need while still maintaining these important new consumer protections."
American Bankers Association senior vice president of mortgage markets Robert Davis had his own prepared statement that lauded the CFPB for releasing the proposed changes. "We appreciate that the CFPB responded favorably to ABA's recommendations to expand the definitions of 'rural area' and to increase the number of loans an institution can make before falling out of the 'small' category," read his statement. "If these proposals become final rules, many communities will enjoy more choice and expanded competition for mortgage credit."


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The Gospel of Us
by Owen Sheers
What would you do if Jesus turned up in your town just in time for the weekend? This is how Owen Sheers imagines it happening in Port Talbot using his powerful poetic imagination to draw you in and convince you everything he describes is real. His telling of the tale is hypnotic, beautiful and enthralling. It really will make you think again.
From what I could tell they'd started tagging along with him right from the start. Everyone knows that when he left the slip on Friday Joanne had followed him along the beach, stepping her feet in the prints of his. And we know too how he picked up Peter not long after, bumping into him when he was on his way back from the fishing off the rocks at the end of the prom. But all the others? People find it hard to believe now, just how many there were. Bloody hundreds of them - most, by the look of it, fresh (or not so) off the mountain where he'd slept that night.
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Becca's senior portraits. It was a fun shoot. The senior portrait sessions took place in Katy. I think her fun and confident nature really came through the lens.
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Facebook got you frustrated?
Wish you could rank higher in the Facebook News Feed?
If you're using Facebook for marketing, I'm sure you do!
Here's the good news: Adam Mosseri is the "Head of News Feed," and he's going to clue you in on how it all works!
How Does the Facebook News Feed Work?
The Facebook News Feed is made up of stories from friends, followed Pages, and groups joined.
Ranking is the process Facebook uses to organize all of those stories so that their users can see the most relevant content at the top, every time they open Facebook.
Ranking has four elements:
- the available inventory of stories.
- the signals, or data points that can inform ranking decisions.
- the predictions we make, including how likely we think someone is to comment on a story, share with a friend, etc.
- and a relevancy score for each story.
How the Facebook News Feed Works: Video
In this video, Adam will walk you through how it all comes together.
The Facebook news feed algorithm attempts to figure out which posts people most want to see.
Keep the following in mind when considering your Facebook business Page posting habits, as well as when you try to acquire Fans.
Fans who aren't really interested in your Page aren't doing you a favor, because they won't interact with your posts. So I actually recommend NOT asking friends and family to "Like" your Page – unless you believe they are truly interested and will engage with your posts.
The worst situation is if they Like your page and then "hide" your posts. That sends signals to the algorithm that your content is undesirable.
Posts that Facebook users see first are influenced by their connections and activity on Facebook.
The number of comments, likes and reactions a post receives and what kind of story it is (example: photo, video, status update) can also make it more likely to appear higher up in the News Feed.
Posts that people might see first include:
- A friend or family member commenting on or liking another friend's photo or status update.
- A person reacting to a post from a publisher that a friend has shared.
- Multiple people replying to each other's comments on a video they watched or an article they read in News Feed.
Sorry, but it's highly unlikely that anyone will see your Page post first!
Keep in mind that if users are missing posts they'd like to see, or seeing posts that they don't want to see, they can adjust their settings.
Want to know more about how you can change your settings – or how your Page Fans might change theirs to see more or less of your posts?
How to break through the Facebook News Feed
Did you know? Videos and images are the most engaging Facebook posts! Improving your engagement will help you rank higher in the Facebook News Feed.
So you may also want to read:
Top 10 Tips to Make Your Facebook Video Viral
How to Get Facebook Shares That Go Viral
I hope this helps you conquer the Facebook News Feed!