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2019 Summer Intern: Kwabena Okai-Tweneboah
The UMVIM, SEJ office offers a summer intern program for young adults in the Southeastern Jurisdiction. This is a 8 week program where a student will spend 1 week in the Birmingham, AL UMVIM, SEJ office, 3 weeks at an UMVIM, SEJ domestic project, 3 weeks at an UMVIM, SEJ international project and then 1 week of debriefing in the UMVIM, SEJ Birmingham, AL office. The student will get to experience various aspects of mission and ministry, spend time with mentors, see justice at work, and spend time in discernment of their calling. This is a holistic mission and ministry experience in one summer.
This year's intern will be Kwabena Okai-Tweneboah, a seminary student at Beeson Divinity School at Samford University, from Ghana.
Kwabena, who goes by Okai, will serve several weeks at Reelfoot Ministries in Tennessee, several weeks at an international placement site, as well as in the UMVIM, SEJ office during the course of the summer.
Okai shares this biography:
Hark, the voice of Jesus calling, "Who will go and work today?
Fields are ripe and harvest waiting, "Who will bear the sheaves away?"
Long and Loud the Master calls us, Rich reward He offers free;
Who will answer, gladly saying, "Here am I, send me, send me."
(A song by Pastor Daniel March in 1868)
In the latter stanza of this wonderful hymn, the writer wrote: Let none hear you idly saying 'There is nothing I can do' whiles the lost of the earth are dying and the master calls for you. Take the task He gives you gladly. Let His work our pleasure be. Answer quickly when he calls you 'Here am I, send me send me.' This ideal song is a sum up of my life and my calling.
My name is Kwabena Okai-Tweneboah (Kwabena simply means I was born on a Tuesday) from Ghana the West of Africa. I am 28 years old from a family of Seven (7); thus my parents, four boys, and a girl. I happened to be the fourth (4th) born of my parents. My father is a Superintendent Minister in the Methodist Church Ghana. So, fortunately, I was blessed to be born into a God-fearing family. But my entire experienced with Christ Jesus changed in November 2007 at the Secondary School (High School) after I was giving the responsibility to serve as the President of the Ghana Methodist Student Union (GHAMSU). During our induction into this office, God through the pastor who gave the sermon redirected my path and gave me a new zeal to work in God's vineyard. From that time up to now, I have been experiencing the guidance of the Lord in my life. From the Secondary School, I continued to the University of Education, Winneba to pursue an Undergraduate Degree Program in Bachelor in Business Administration (Accounting). During that time I was able to serve in offices like; The Chaplin (Department of Business Administration, University of Education, Winneba), Bible Study and Mission Director (Ghana Methodist Student Union, University of Education, Winneba Local) among others. All these roles have really humbled me and gave me an opportunity to love God more.
After school, I started working as an accountant for a while but I strongly felt the Lord was calling me into ministry. Responding to this call, I wanted to do it right by developing the academic part of my calling. Through a mission group that came to Ghana, I was able to be connected to Beeson Divinity School in Birmingham, Alabama. For the first time, I left my family and people in pursuit of the calling of God. Life so far in America has not really been easy but the joy and comfort have always been the future impact this whole journey will bring to people in the world especially my own people. I just ended my second year in seminary and currently serve as a member of the Vestavia Hills United Methodist Church. I really enjoy sharing Jesus to people and what better way to do this than being among the people. I have really come to enjoy missions because I have seen that every culture has a unique way of unveiling the love of God. After school, I plan to go back to Ghana and serve my people as a ministry and more importantly train church leaders and pastors. Serving the Lord is the greatest gift one can ever get. I am privileged to be called to work in this glorious vineyard and I know my experience this summer will go a long way to help this vision of God in my life.


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Support » Plugin: Testimonials Widget » Images not showin
Images not showin
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HI, I'm using the testimonials widget on a site that I'm working on to display staff profiles. When I show just one testimonial in a widget using the shortcode the image displays.
However, I would like to have a widget with rotating "testimonials". I have set this up by dragging the widget across to a sidebar and the images are not showing.
On this page I have the shortcode widget at the top and the rotating widget at the bottom.
How can I get the images to show? I'm sure they were showing a few edits ago but now I can't get them to work. I'm using thesis.
Many thanks
Your first widget area seems to be using a shortcode with ids, that appears fine. Then your second widget appears to be using the testimonials widget. Is that correct?
Is it possible you're accidentally checked "Hide image?" in the widget options for the second testimonials section?
Could you also let me know what release you're using?
I just pushed up 2.4.1, but that's for a bug fix related to widgets always being random.
Hi there, I'm running Thesis 1.8 at the moment.
I just updated your plug-in to the latest version – there was an update waiting but nothing has made any difference…
Hide image is not checked and I've tried checking it and unchecking it, deleting the widget and then putting it back. Disabling plugins and re-enabling them all to no avail…
Could you please create an admin account for on WordPress to debug through?
See the readme for the support email.
Never mind, I found the problem. Please update to release 2.4.2.
Thank you for your patience while I sorted this out.
You do know that you can put images into the feature image box and then set the image size on single pages to be larger or use your theme to display featured images in whatever size you want and then turn off images for the single page.
Thank you! That is great! It works now.
Not 100% sure exactly what you mean about images, I will have to have a look. I think I will have to get my head round it as I do want to size the image so that it is a bit smaller and lines up better with the text that is displayed in the widget. I also want to get more white space to the top and right.
However, what I wanted to do was use the image to click through to read the full profile. As I understand it the read more option isn't available yet (or this might be the pro version and I need to make sure my customer is happy with the way it works first. This was a way I had thought of getting round it.
At the moment though the read more is outside of the border. Do you know how I could get this inside the border so that it is obvious that it means read more of the profile?
thanks for your speedy reply on a Sunday, much appreciated!
One thing I've just noticed, the click here to read more sometimes goes over to the "next page". So it doesn't show when the testimonial is showing but then appears on its own. Can I stop it doing that?
I'm sorry to bombard you with queries. I'm now having trouble with a couple of other things.
I've placed another widget underneath the testimonial widget but the testimonials widget appears behind it sometimes.
I've tried messing around with the maximum height and limit text to xxx characters to see if I can get it to display a uniform size but it won't. Sometimes it displays the extra text sometimes it doesn't and I don't seem to be able to contain the size. I would like it to be a similar size to the height of my menu boxes so that it aligns in some way but it doesn't seem to work.
I've also sent an email about upgrading to the pro version as the buttons to upgrade aren't working properly.
sorry to be a pain!!!
You're not a pain. You're helping me understand how people use the plugin better and to know how to better document things.
For "use the image to click through", I suggest using the
testimonials_widget_datafilter to process testimonials data before display. Check out FAQ 3 for the basic PHP code. Once you have the premium add-on, you can look in that for the code to use for creating the link to wrap around the image.
For the widget "click here to read more", I'm pushing out release 2.4.3 shortly that'll move that text into each of the testimonials so that placement to each testimonial is consistent and upon rotation doesn't get hidden.
Thanks to you FAQ 41 has been created.
= 41. How do I make my widget height consistent and not overlapping? =
In short, set
max-heightoptions to be the same.
Why? Because testimonial lengths differ and there might be an image or not, the normal CSS
heightproperty fails for our dynamic rotations.
Could you please better describe what you mean by "upgrading to the pro version as the buttons to upgrade aren't working properly"?
Lastly, thank you for the donation, I've replied to your PayPal address with the premium add-on code.
Thanks Michael,
Glad my queries have helped!
I've installed the pro version and am trying to follow FAQ 41 but the full testimonial is still showing and overlapping the widget below it even when I set both of the parameters the same. I can see that it is changing the height by where the overlapping widget falls but I can still see the text and therefore the read more part is not showing.
Is it also possible to add some padding above he top of the image in the widget so that my border doesn't touch it?
What I mean about the Paypal issue is that when you go to get the pro version, it gives you options to donate. When I tried it the only option that would work was for $100
I tried selecting other amounts but each time it defaulted to $100. It might put people off upgrading!
Many thanks!
1. Were you trying to do the donation via the sidebar? I just tried it via Safari and had what I think is the same issue. If you notice when clicking on another dollar amount on the sidebar donation location, if you're on the premium post post, the donation selection on that post changes than the sidebar.
I'll definitely have to figure something out on that.
2. Okay, in debugging your testimonials, it seems that your
char_limitis too high for that limited area. Try setting it to somewhere around 250 to 260. Now, with the premium add-on activated, the read more links will activate.
Good luck!
For the image top margin, try something like the following.
.widget .testimonialswidget_testimonial .testimonialswidget_image img { margin-top: 1em; }
Many thanks. I've played around and I think I have it looking ok now. Thanks for your help.
I cant' use the read more feature because I wanted it to link through to a blog category and post but I've managed to achieve a reasonable result which I hope they will like!
Take care
Do you think a premium feature of an optional read more link alternative would be helpful?
Hi there, that might be useful although my issue was that I didn't want to use it for testimonials and when you click through the URL shows testimonials which I didn't want. I'd like to be able to use the read more to go through to the post but to be able to remove "testimonials". I can see it would work great for that but might be more flexible to be able to use it for other things. I hope that makes sense?
I can imagine using it for quotes, profiles, tips and things like that. So any flexibility to edit that URL would be what I'd prefer!
Thanks again for the help!
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text: Patrick Meitin - October 28, 2010 My Hardest Won Come along with Bowhunting's Crew as they share some of their toughest triumphs By Pat Meitin Bowhunters are a funny lot. Ask the average bowhunter to recall his favorite trophy and it's just as likely to be one that tested him mightily rather than the biggest of a particular species. I guess this is easily explained by the very fact that as hunters we've elected to choose the difficult path. A trophy too easily won is not as cherished as one earned in the face of adversity. Jim Dougherty, Trails End"My hardest won? That's easy. In the late 1970s I went bowhunting with Chuck Adams in British Columbia. The hunt was a disaster from start to finish. Mainly, the outfitter was an unmitigated incompetent. The weather wasn't his fault, but that was a large part of it. "We were to make a 200-mile pack-train circuit through rough mountains. It was a mixed-bag hunt for moose, caribou and goat. It started off bad and got progressively worse. The weather was nasty--rainy, snowy, foggy. To make matters worse, the horses were no good, the camps we were supposed to stay in weren't set up, and the Indian guides had never been into that country before. "Due to the foul weather there was hardly a single moment during the 10 days when we could glass at all. I remember one late night in particular, arriving at a camp in the middle of a blizzard. The camp was not set up; which we had come to expect. The horses were in bad shape and could hardly go. It got so bad that the so-called wrangler eventually turned some of them loose to fend for themselves. "Then, one day late in the hunt, we were riding along and the sun came out. I looked up and saw a goat, pointing it out to Chuck. The guide insisted there weren't any goats in the country, even though he had never been there before. Obviously he didn't want to climb up the mountain. Dougherty plucked success from chaos when he arrowed this mountain goat."Chuck and I climbed up but couldn't find the goat when we arrived. We began glassing, finding more goats across a big canyon. Chuck volunteered to hike across and deal with them, and took off. I was sitting, looking around, when the goat we had seen originally walked out below. I snuck down to 40 yards and shot him. I was more deliberate and careful with that shot, than any other shot I can remember taking in my life. I was also more pleased with myself than ever before. "The goat took two steps and fell over. 'Wow!' I was thinking. Then he started kicking and rolling down the mountain like a boulder. I was sure he would be trashed. When I got to him, he had only chipped a horn tip, but he had gone from this gorgeous pure white animal to a dirty mess. "I was dealing with the goat when I heard a whistle. I looked up and saw Chuck walking toward me. He had also gotten his goat. We were pretty proud of ourselves. Then the weather socked in again and it was all over. It was just one of those neat breaks you get sometimes in the midst of adversity." Bill Winke, Center Shots"It was 1991, and I'd just started in the outdoor writing business. I was between jobs, basically unemployed--a hunting bum. I only owned cheap gear; cotton clothing mostly, and rubber boots probably rated for 40-plus degrees. I didn't have the money to buy good stuff. "On Halloween I was out scouting and placing a stand when a huge storm hit, conditions turning from moderate temperatures and light rain, to brutally cold and snowing within an hour. This was as nasty as Midwest weather gets. The storm dumped at least two feet of snow. The wind chill factor was 20- to 30-below zero."In the Midwest you have to hunt the first week of November if you're serious about shooting a big whitetail. I remember mornings, getting up early to hunt, hearing the tin roof of the little apartment my wife and I lived in vibrating in the wind. It blew 20 to 30 mph every day. It was pretty hard climbing out of a warm bed to face those conditions. Every morning I'd have to shovel my Jeep out of a snowdrift just so I could get out of the parking lot. When I got onto the graveled back roads, where I hunted, I'd have to get out at least twice each morning to shovel a Jeep-sized hole through the drifts. "As bad as that was, on stand it was worse. The wind blew so hard it was a whiteout much of the time. If sitting along a field edge I could only see across it about every 10 minutes. I could only see 75 yards max most of the time. That week I experienced the most pain I've ever dealt with while hunting. There was no way to sit all day without risking death. I was seeing nice bucks almost daily, so I didn't dare take a day off. "On November 9, nine days into the torture, I had my chance. I reached my afternoon stand at the edge of standing corn by 11:30. It wasn't until about 4:30 that I heard a crash in the corn and a doe bounded out, followed by the buck. I first thought, 'that looks like a mule deer' because he was so wide. I was so gung-ho then that I always kept my bow in my hand and release snapped to the string. That day it actually paid off."The doe peeled to my right and the buck turned left for just a second before realizing he'd messed up. He paused for only a few seconds in the middle of my shooting lane at 15 yards--just enough time for me to draw and aim quickly. He wheeled away to follow the doe just as I released. I hit him in the hindquarters but cut a femoral artery. It was a lucky hit, and he went down quickly. Bill Winke's frozen feet almost never forgave him, but this whitetail buck made up for the pain."When I saw him fall, I remember feeling more relieved than excited. I could finally quit suffering. It was literally two to three months before I regained feeling in several of my toes. I'd worried about my 90-pound draw weight at that time, but when the buck showed up so fast, I just hauled it back. I don't remember drawing or aiming. After enduring the wicked conditions for so long the final result came down to just a few seconds. Sometimes it's like that. "The physical pain of enduring those brutal conditions makes that hunt memorable. The buck was an eight-point scoring in the 140s. I've taken better whitetail since, but never one that took so much out of me physically. They say a whitetail buck loses 20 percent of his body weight during the rut. I think I lost 20 percent of my body weight during that rut too! I literally shivered it off." Patrick Meitin, Adventures Africa's ever-abundant warthog are active during daylight, and highly dependent on water. This dependence brings them within slam-dunk range of bowhunters guarding such sites from hides (blinds). Warthog are easy.Not for me they weren't!My warthog jinx started with my first safari in 1999. It's embarrassing to admit the number of point-blank opportunities I blew during that week in South Africa. I arrowed a monster eland, a world-record-class gray duiker, even a rare (for bowhunting) alpha-male baboon at ranges from 30 to 37 yards, but I couldn't kill a warthog to save my life. I missed them over and over again at ranges fewer than 25 yards, and worse, I hit two well that achieved burrows before expiring. We couldn't recover those. I missed or lost eight, all told.I returned to Africa in 2002, fairly obsessed with the ugly critters. I found my haven on Thodo Garbade's Onduno "farm" in Namibia. I've only witnessed one place in all of Africa with so many warthog. By the end of a three-day visit I'd brought my all-time tally of bungled warthog to an even dozen; including one that I absolutely drilled, but made a rocky burrow not far away. Again, digging proved futile. My jinx remained firmly intact.Then the hunt ended. Thodo didn't give up. My hunting partners and I had exactly two hours that last morning before we had to catch a bus for another destination. My friend Gray Farnsworth and I installed ourselves in a hasty hide near water. We waited an hour before a young male arrived. Broadside at 25 yards, I knew he was mine--until he caught me drawing the bow. Instead of fleeing he ran straight to us, finally crashing through the corner of the flimsy hide, sending us into a mild state of hysterics. After 15 minutes we were still giggling uncontrollably. Until, that is, he returned.Patrick Meitin's warthog jinx spanned a dozen opportunities and two trips to Africa before he finally connected with this diminutive but prized trophy.We could hear him coming in grunting lopes. Apparently he wanted another look. I drew and turned hard left, sitting flat on my rear. Gray leaned into the dirt to create a shooting lane. At something like three feet he skidded behind a scrubby bush, head on. I let him have it. He turned on his own head, squealing horrendously and rolling toward us while Gray screamed and abandoned the hide. He regained his feet and vanished.Thirty minutes latter we'd not located him. Our time was up. I was cussing my luck and warthog in general, suspecting another burrow escape. Just as we announced defeat, Thodo's shaggy Irish terrier, Tina Turner, located the boar 80 yards away. He was not large, as warthog go, but he'd broken my jinx. There was time to snap exactly three pictures before speeding away. It was that close. I've taken nicer warthog since, but the frustration in collecting that first is something that I'll never forget. Dave Dolbee, Assoc. Editor"After two full days of air travel, a motel stay, meeting my outfitter to make the five hour drive to base camp, and a short floatplane ride into spike camp, my Newfoundland woodland caribou hunt finally began. "I wanted to see a lot of the country, so I requested a guide who liked to walk. I've since learned to be more careful about what I ask for."We hunted hard throughout a long first day without spotting a stag big enough to justify taking. While closing in on a nice stag half way through the second day, not paying attention to where I was walking, I slipped into a bog and pulled a groin muscle. We continued hiking up and down hills, around tundra and bogs to the tune of 10 to 12 miles a day, with me hobbling painfully behind my guide."A hurricane arrived the fourth day, forcing us to sit it out inside the cabin. Being the only bowhunter in camp, and the only hunter not to have filled his tag, made for a rough day; more wind blowing inside the cabin than out. "The following morning the wind still howled, so we stayed in camp, setting up a spotting scope to watch the tundra across the lake. At about noon, my guide spotted a good 'bou with a large herd of cows. We were afraid that if we took the boat across the rough water, we wouldn't be able to land it, so we grabbed our gear and started a two-hour hike around the lake to reach them."Once in the area, it took about 40 minutes to locate the herd again. I started my stalk from 150 yards out, crawling under falling rain and through cold puddles of water. I was 80 yards from the big stag when he stood to fend off a satellite bull bothering his cows, chasing him away, with the cows following. Sometime later the situation repeated itself, undoing another hour of careful stalking."I'd been stalking the big stag for four hours. Bad weather nearly foiled him, but Dave Dolbee used a blustery last day to overcome the odds on his first Newfoundland caribou hunt."I stalked in again, seeing antler tops at 40 yards, the stag bedded in a slight depression with 16 cows and two satellite bulls scattered around him. I lay shivering for 30 minutes, waiting for the big stag to stand, contemplating taking one of the smaller stags I could easily see, just so I could get back to the cabin and get warm. One of the satellite bulls finally began stirring things up again. I got up on my knees behind a small bush, ready. When the stag rose, quartering away, I held two feet off his nose into a 55-mph wind and released. The arrow hit him just back of the liver and exited through the heart and lung on the far side."Upon reaching the downed stag we realized he was an old bull in decline, with only one good antler. While not my biggest woodland caribou, he certainly was my hardest won." Jay Strangis, Editor"I bowhunted deer probably five or six years in Minnesota and Wisconsin, taking a lot of does and baby bucks, but never a buck that claimed forked antlers. I had a lot of interaction with deer, saw plenty of them, but really didn't know how to bowhunt them effectively. That was in the 1970s when not a lot was being written about archery hunting. I was in my early 20s, owned no tree stands, hunted with a recurve bow, and did all my hunting from the ground. I didn't even own camouflage clothing. I wore a green surplus army parka that reached to my knees; it reversed to white, so I'd turn it inside out when there was snow on the ground. I had close calls with big bucks, but just couldn't kill one. After several years of making every mistake possible I was becoming frustrated. "I was hunting big groups of deer feeding in field edges of picked corn and soybeans. The deer would come out into the fields to feed, decent bucks normally trailing well behind the herds of does. I had hunted through October and November without filling my tag. "Around the first of December it had turned unusually cold, with about a foot of snow on the ground. I'd found a place where deer were filing out of a creek bottom to reach a picked soybean field. I climbed into a tree for the first time ever while hunting and perched on a limb. The deer came as planned. At the end of a long file of does and spikes was a six point, but it was so cold, and I had on so many clothes, I wasn't able to get a shot off. A young Jay Strangis spent almost six years trying to arrow his first whitetail buck. The deer wasn't big, but the event was huge."After they passed I climbed out of the tree and ran around the quarter section field and got into a brushy fence line at the field edge. All the deer were slowly feeding my way. About sundown, as I knelt shivering in the snow next to a weedy fence post, the buck finally got close enough for a decent shot. "I hit the buck too far back and he bolted and ran toward me and across the same fence I was hiding behind. I was panicked because he was headed straight toward some newly-built homes. I didn't know enough to wait, plodding through the snow following his tracks immediately. After a while I could see the buck ahead of me. He was slowing down gradually, obviously hurt, but getting closer to the houses. I just ran up to him. He was hurt enough that he stood and I put another arrow in him and finished him off. "After all my mistakes and unconventional way of hunting, I had finally killed an antlered buck. I can't remember ever feeling so satisfied, so proud of myself. He was only a young six point, but a real milestone for me. He was my first buck with a bow."Randy Ulmer, Full Draw"Alaska's Chugach Mountains are some of the state's roughest, laced with glaciers, diced by deep chasms where anything not made of solid rock or ice is covered in devil's club and alder jungle. "In early August my guide and I started my Dall sheep hunt, backpacking 12 miles while carrying 80-pound packs with enough food for 10 or 12 days. Three thousand to 4,000 vertical feet separated river bottoms from sheep country."The entire hunt was simultaneously wet, cold, miserable, frustrating, exhausting and frightening. I was mentally and physically prepared to handle all that. I had a tougher time with my guide's attitude. I've met rattlesnakes I'd rather share a tent with."We located the first legal ram several days into the hunt. He was huge, with horns past full curl. He was bedded in a large boulder field--a good place to stalk. My guide refused to let me go after him. He insisted that we watch him to see what he would do. I insisted we go after him."My guide refused to budge. "A heated discussion followed, my guide pointing out a dozen times that he was the guide and in charge of all decisions and there was no room for discussion. Randy Ulmer's guide declared the hunt over, but the determined hunter hiked 10 hours back to recover this cliff-fallen ram."He wanted to hike back down the mountain and glass for sheep from the river--where life was infinitely more comfortable--wait for sheep to 'come down.' It was obvious my guide was tired of being on the mountain. "We camped near the river day after day with thin hope of seeing a sheep. With two days left in what I believed was my last Dall sheep hunt, I told my guide I was going up the mountain with or without him. "After struggling up the mountain for a day we spent the night under a huge overhanging boulder. I climbed farther into sheep country the next morning and spotted a ram a half-mile away. I spent the rest of the day attempting different approaches, getting cliffed-up repeatedly, and having to back out. I finally found a knife-edge ridge--scooting on my rear much of the time--taking me directly above him. The wind was blowing so hard I had to wait. 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With the film adaptation coming to theaters on Friday, now is an excellent time to revisit the 21 best quotes from A Wrinkle in Time, because we could all use a little more Mrs Who, Mrs Which, and Mrs Whatsit in our lives.
First published in 1962, A Wrinkle in Time centers on Meg Murry, the teenage daughter of scientists, who struggles to fit in after her father disappears while conducting experiments in pursuit of interplanetary travel. She and her youngest brother, the psychically gifted Charles Wallace, are approached by three mysterious beings called Mrs Who, Mrs Which, and Mrs Whatsit, who tell them that their father is alive and that they will help the children to find him. Along with Meg's friend Calvin, the two Murry children set off with the three Mrs Ws to find their father and save the world from an encroaching Darkness.
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"Only a fool is not afraid."
— Mrs Whatsit
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"We do not know what things look like. We know what things are like. It must be a very limiting thing, this seeing."
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— Mrs Which
"What is real?"
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"Maybe I don't like being different . . . but I don't want to be like everybody else, either."
— Meg Murry
"Wild nights are my glory."
— Mrs Whatsit
"The only way to cope with something deadly serious is to try to treat it a little lightly."
— Mrs Which
"[Y]ou don't have to understand things for them to be."
— Mrs. Murry
"The heart has its reasons, whereof reason knows nothing."
— Mrs Who, quoting Pascal
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— Charles Wallace Murry
"Oh, my dears, I did so love being a star!"
— Mrs Whatsit
"[T]hough we travel together, we travel alone."
— Mrs Whatsit
"[T]he things which are seen are temporal. But the things which are not seen are eternal."
— Aunt Beast
"You're much too straightforward to be able to pretend to be what you aren't."
— Mrs. Murry
"We are such stuff as dreams are made on."
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Classic Series - Style C -Standard Silverware (Flatware) Organizer (C-FW-ST-201) Drawer Interior Size Range: Width 15" - 18 3/4", Depth 18" - 21". Insert Min/Max Height 2 15/16" - 3 3/16"
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- This layout designed for drawers with full access extension out of cabinet.
- Easy drop in installation with no tools or trimming needed.
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Very well made product. Didn't fit the drawer "perfectly" so had to trim a bit on the sides, but that could be the drawer too. Happy with the purchase.
It was quality made but a few design flaws. The dividers are extremely thick and use up space and the front where the dividers are notched out for screws, the bottom should still extend to the edge of the drawer and be level with the top.
We are renovating our kitchen and we were not happy with the layout of the dividers they offered for a cutlery drawer, and they wanted $200 to make custom dividers.
Initial Google searches for other options yielded dividers that could be trimmed down, lucite versions that were not a good design match, and rather expensive but clunky looking custom adjustable sets. I kept searching and eventually found Drawer Essentials.
While slightly lighter in color it is a good match for our maple drawer interiors. The scallops are a nice touch and the bottom raises the utensils up in what otherwise might seem like a rather deep drawer. They did nice job of allowing room for the hardware screws while maintaining a perfect fit. And they even flipped the design side to side as requested.
The website was simple, the delivery was easy and installation was nothing. I literally just dropped it right in and boom; instant class. It was a huge upgrade from my cheap metal drawer organizer from college. The wood tone and color matches perfectly and it actually matches the drawer feel bigger. Great value for a great product.
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What is cellulitis and how does somebody get that? So cellulitis is a skin infection that affects the first and second layers of the skin it's usually due to staph or strep bacterial infections what happens basically there's disruption of these skin layers causing the bacteria to start invading okay the problem with this is that if it invades and it starts multiplying and reproducing out of at a rapid pace it can go even further and into our bloodstream and this as we've mentioned can cause systemic disease and go on to what we call sepsis and even septic shock which means basically your whole body is collapsing due to this infection okay and the treatment options usually with mud cellulitis the treatment is a topical you can start with topical antibiotics as well as oral antibiotics okay you take them your doctor will decide the course the the theme the antibiotic and how long they recommend for you to take this antibiotic. Carbuncles and just a little bit more to on those where they might show up and the treatment for that it's an infection of the hair follicle the boil is when there's multiple hair follicles that are infected and now they have come together and they are forming pus underneath the skin okay underneath the layers so what we have to do with these skin infections is seek a doctor right away because you need to have that surgically or surgical and are cut and drained followed by either prescribed topical antibiotics or oral antibiotics and obviously cleansing the area with antibacterial soap it's very important.


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Today was only about our third warm day in Minnesota for the season, so I took advantage of it by doing some spring cleaning out in the garden. Mostly I raked out old leaves that blew in last fall and … Continue reading
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It's too stormy and rainy here to take photos of my own garden which is becoming slightly green in late April, and I'm not a poet, so I am borrowing a photo and a poem for today's post. It's probably … Continue reading
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"Western Wind" (a fragment of medieval English poetry) Western wind, when wilt thou blow, The small rain down can rain? Christ, if my love were in my arms, And I in my bed again!
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"Salir del Ropero" is a movie centred around complex individuals from the same family, that over time has kept them apart from each other, and even from themselves. However with the unstable situation of the grandmother's gay wedding, they start to open up and became more vulnerable. A story about everyone having the right to do whatever they want and not do what is expected of them. A family comedy where the conflict and different aspects of love find their way through this time of the whole family being together.
Salir del ropero, Verónica Forqué y Rosa Mª Sardá se casan en una película sobre el amor LGTB en la tercera edad
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Cover Story: Love yourself
The UOS Times covered a simple test to identify your state of self-esteem more accurately. It was great to check my mental condition and compare it with the results of the UOS students by a simple test. It was also interesting to find out about the relationship between love and self-esteem. I think it is important to find our own way to raise self-esteem. The UOS Times recommended that you visit the UOS Counseling Center if you have mental difficulties. It would be a great help. I hope all UOS students can love themselves and enjoy their own lives.
Society: Can Society Find Happiness?
This article introduced two recent trends of happiness, which are "work-time balance" and "small but definite happiness." You may have heard about these two concepts of happiness. Through the article, readers can review the pros and cons of each one. Readers can also find out more about the governmental efforts to increase social happiness. This article would be a good opportunity for readers to think about genuine social happiness.
Do You Know: Colors Can Keep You in Health
Have you heard about the relationship between color and health? This article deals with such a fresh topic. It was interesting to learn about colorful foods and their phytochemicals, which help to improve our health. Each color has positive effects on our body such as strengthening of immunity or fatigue recovery. This article also introduced great ways to enjoy them in healthy ways. It would be helpful for any students who cook with fruits and vegetables.
Opinion - The Duplicity of People: Not Easy To Solve, But To Solve
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Due to the growth of our business and increased demand for our Data Management Solutions, Waterford Technologies are now seeking to hire a Sales Manager, who will work as part of our Sales and Marketing Team.
The increased demand in our business is based on a number of factors, such as increased compliance regulations including The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which represents the biggest regulatory change in how Organisations can process and store personal data.
This key Sales Manager position will have responsibility for selling our solutions throughout Ireland, UK and EMEA regions. You will work closely with the Sales Director and will be responsible for generating and qualifying leads for our Data Management Solutions.
The ideal candidate is a results-driven, technically astute sales professional with a solid understanding of lead generation and qualification processes. This is an excellent opportunity to develop your consultative selling skills in a cutting-edge technology environment and gain experience selling into a number of diverse markets.
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- Primarily selling through a Direct sales model with some Partner activity as per agreed targets.
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- Learn the technology, features and benefits of our products, the ROI messages to justify their purchase, and the position of our product's relative to competition.
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- Provide Input to help determine forward thrust of Waterford in Sales, Marketing and R&D
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- Proven Successful Sales Track Record of at least 5 years preferably in the Technology Field
- Ability to understand our product set at a high technical level
- Ability to communicate technically with IT Managers
- Demonstrates drive, energy and enthusiasm & perseverance and determination to succeed
- Effective and efficient communicator at senior executive level face to face
- Understands Broad Range of Business Issues including compliance regulations or experience of working in the banking / finance sectors with compliance experience.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a successful, expanding software company and contribute to the future development of the Company. An attractive package is on offer to the successful candidate.
Waterford Technologies is an Equal Opportunities employer.