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During the First World War, hospitals across the country faced a number of difficulties and challenges. At the request of the military authorities, Essex County Hospital made half of their beds available for soldiers in 1914. In 1915, the board committee rented premises on Wellesley Road and transferred all of the female patients to free up two wards in the main hospital.
In the same year the 'Netley Huts', most probably named after the Royal Victoria Military Hospital at Netley, were also erected to create further space for soldiers. These huts were managed by Mrs Emily Frances Dickinson, a high-ranking member of the Red Cross, who took up the post of commandant. She was awarded an MBE in 1922 for her role commanding the VAD units (voluntary civilians providing nursing care) during the war.[1] Her husband was Henry Dickinson, the hospital's chairman. These huts provided accommodation for a further 150 soldiers and were continued to be used as wards until 1950, when they were removed to make way for the operating theatres.
The First World War put extreme demands on those who worked in hospitals, with many individuals being forced to work abroad to help with the wounded soldiers. This resulted in many position shortages on the home front, with a need for replacements. For example, the matron, honorary physician and head surgeons were all called up to positions away from Essex County to help the war effort. Military in-patients in 1916 numbered 959 and civilian in-patients were 716; new out patients were 2176.[2] Women began to join the medical staff at Essex County Hospital to respond to this increased workload.
The Medical Act of 1876 allowed all British medical authorities to license all qualified applicants whatever their gender. Despite this, not all roles were open to female staff, who were often still discriminated against and were limited to working with women and children. The pressures of the Great War helped significantly extending the opportunities open to women as medical practitioners by giving them valuable experience that they were often denied previously.
In 1916, Dr Flora N. Singh and Dr Mary C. Albuquerque were appointed as resident medical officers to help with the shortage of Doctors at the hospital. They were not only the first women to join the hospital's medical staff, but they were also the first people from an Asian background to do so. Both women were born in India but studied at the London School of Medicine for Women. They practised medicine at ECH until 1919. Dr Singh was the senior house surgeon until she moved to Pebmarsh in Essex. She continued to practise as a physician and surgeon as well as becoming a public vaccinator. Her obituary reads:
Dr. FLORA NIHAL-SINGH died at her home in Pebmarsh, Essex, on Dec. 19 1946 at the age of 64. Miss Singh was the daughter of the first native (sic) canon of Lucknow and was born in India. She was educated at the Calcutta Medical College and the London School of Medicine for Women, qualifying M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. in 1917. She had been a senior house-surgeon at the Essex County Hospital in Colchester before she moved to Pebmarsh, where she built up an extensive practice. She was greatly interested in the work of the British Red Cross Society and was an active member of the Colchester Medical Society. She had been a member of the British Medical Association for twenty-six years.[3]
Towards the end of the war, the hospital continued to struggle with shortages of supplies and increased cost demands. With fighting at its fiercest in France, the hospital was ordered to put up emergency marquees, increasing the number of available beds to 339, its highest number ever.
1918 marked the 100th anniversary of the Hospital site. During its first century of service, Essex County Hospital treated 46,870 in-patients and 113,493 out patients.[4] Celebrations were kept to a minimum due to the war, with the annual report simply noting "An expression of gratitude to Almighty God."
Even then, thirty years before the founding of the NHS, it was clear the hospital would come under much greater pressure in the future. Chairman Henry Dickinson wrote in his 1918 report:
In consequence of the increasing demands made upon the present accommodation . . ., and the requirements of the present day methods of treatment…, the question of reconstruction of the hospital premises has forcibly brought to the attention of the committee… they feel that in the near future this task will have to be seriously taken in hand and additional and adequate provision made for the growing requirements of a County hospital.[5]
By the end of the war, the hospital had treated nearly 4000 soldiers.
Essex County may not have been able to keep up with the demands of a growing local community, but it's important to recognise the central role it has played in providing healthcare to the people of Colchester and north Essex over the past 200 years – including through some of the most turbulent times in recent history.
By Declan King, heritage project officer.
[1] 'Colchester: Essex County Hospital, Lexden Road', https://greatwarhomehospitals.wordpress.com/home/colchester-essex-county-hospital-lexden-road/ (Accessed 01 February 2018).
[2] John B. Penfold, 'The History of the Essex County Hospital, Colchester: Previously the Essex & Colchester Hospital 1820-1948 (1984)' The Lavenham Press, Sudbury. p.200.
[3] 'British Medical Journal', Vol. 1, No. 4490, (Jan. 25, 1947), p.162.
[4] John B. Penfold, The History of the Essex County Hospital, Colchester: Previously the Essex & Colchester Hospital 1820-1948 (1984) The Lavenham Press, Sudbury. p.200.
[5] John B. Penfold, The History of the Essex County Hospital, Colchester: Previously the Essex & Colchester Hospital 1820-1948 (1984) The Lavenham Press, Sudbury. p.202.


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* One year after the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry (BICI)
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CONCORD ½'- Granada's Maxime Rooney broke his own meet record in the 200-yard freestyle, and will take aim on the national mark in that event when the North Coast Section swim championships conclude today.
Rooney and Campolindo's Mary Ashby emerged from Friday's trials at Concord Community Pool as the top qualifiers in two individual events along with making the finals in their 200- and 400-yard freestyle relays.
"My 200 free and my 500 free, I think there are areas where I can fix and I excited about the chance to fix them tomorrow," he said. "I think race-wise, I was most excited for the 200 free, so that might have been the most fun race."
He took nearly a second off his meet record with a time of 1:34.58, nearly four seconds ahead of No. 2 qualifier Eric VanBrocklin of Northgate. Rooney thinks the national record (1:33.83, Tom Shields, Edison-Huntington Beach, 2009) is within reach.
"It's been in my mind, we'll see," he said. "My coaches and I have been working pretty hard, so hopefully tomorrow I can iron out the details."
Rooney was four seconds better than VanBrocklin in qualifying for the 500 freestyle with 4:24.76. Rooney set the NCS record last year, 4:20.60. Though it won't go into the record books, Rooney also topped the NCS 100-yard freestyle mark of 44.22 on the second leg of Granada's 400 freestyle relay.
Ashby won her 50-yard freestyle heat in 23.13, then posted a second All-America time in the 100 (50.67).
Acalanes' Brittany Usinger broke the NCS 100-yard butterfly record, qualifying first in 52.85. That beat the 2012 record of Foothill's Celina Li and helped set the stage for what could be a dynamic final. The top five qualifiers — Usinger, Gianna Garcia of San Ramon Valley, Makenna Turner of Monte Vista, Danielle Taylor of Dougherty Valley and Abigail Miller of San Ramon Valley -— all turned in automatic All-America times.
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But it's actually the "Diva Den" of Stephanie Campbell and her wife Robyn.
Campbell has been watching the NFL and the Kansas City Chiefs since she was a little girl.
"What kind of first drew me into the game is watching all the receivers because I love the receivers," she said.
Campbell didn't have a chance to play women's professional football until she was 39. She wore jersey No. 88 for the Kansas City Crunch and Tribe.
"The reason I picked 88 is because one of my favorite players of all time was Tony Gonzalez. I played tight end; he played tight end. We kind of had the same skill set," Campbell said.
Now Gonzalez is featured prominently in the Diva Den where the couple enjoy NFL and NHL games with their friends and their golden doodle, Mochi. Except Mochi is more of a red and golden doodle currently, sporting a Patrick Mahomes-style grooming and a Chiefs logo and No. 15 jersey.
"She's our Diva Den mascot," Campbell said with a smile.
The Diva Den is a shrine to the Chiefs and some of the NFL's greatest legends. There are dozens of signed jerseys, helmets and footballs.
"Just sitting around here and looking at some of the players that I looked and watched as a kid and seeing their autographs sometimes just gives me goosebumps," Campbell said.
Campbell has a personal connection to a lot of the memorabilia. She was a Chiefs sideline photographer for several years following her retirement from the Women's Football Alliance at age 49.
Her favorite photo of the dozens on the den's walls is one signed by Marcus Peters of an overturned interception in 2015 versus the Chicago Bears. Campbell said it proves the refs made the wrong call.
"I was the only photographer anywhere that caught he actually had both feet in and the ball," she pointed out.
She also has a game ball from when she played at Super Bowl XXXVIII, as part of a women's exhibition.
She's looking forward to hopefully watching the Chiefs in this year's Super Bowl in her Diva Den and hopes one day "man caves" will be filled with the achievements of more than just men.
"Hopefully someday there will be a real women's NFL where people can get paid to play the game they love," Campbell said.


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If your last meeting with an insurance agent wasn't an adrenaline inducing event, maybe you're not working with the right brand. Mark Jones, co-founder and CEO of Goosehead Insurance, is a former Bain Consulting guy who is fond of predatory metaphors in describing the philosophy behind his franchised insurance brand that's feasting on the lackluster service provided by many rivals in the industry.
Years ago, when Jones and his wife were looking for a decent insurance agent for their real estate investment portfolio, the two realized they were better off starting their own agency rather than settling for what was already out there on the prairie. Jones admits that getting into insurance isn't the usual path for ex-Bain people, many of whom leave to run huge multinational companies.
"I saw an opportunity, and saw it because there were so many points in the industry," he said. "I thought for sure there's many better ways to do this than the way it's being done now, so we literally started with a blank sheet of paper—and even to this day I've never been inside an insurance agency."
Starting from the beginning back in 2003 when he founded Goosehead, Jones said the goal was making insurance a more lucrative and exciting career path to attract aggressive young kids out of college. Saying that most parents might grouse at paying for a college degree only to see their offspring start selling insurance, Jones stressed that it's a different mindset when the goal is reinventing a massive industry within the wider U.S. economy.
Part of that reinvention meant separating the sales and service functions, given that the best salespeople live on the adrenaline rush from acquiring new business, rather than servicing existing clients.
"The best salespeople are highly motivated by the hunt, the chase, the kill, but once that kill is over they lose interest," he said. "We need to have separate service functions, and it needs to be staffed by people who are wired differently than these carnivores."
Goosehead's recent performance suggests the approach is working. Its revenues are massive up over the previous year, and the number of operating franchises in the system grew by 55 percent, which is remarkable in an industry that typically grows in line with the GDP.
Seeking to emulate the best in the business, Jones said he targeted USAA's sky-high net promoter scores, which at 87 is higher than many other companies regardless of industry.
"In business school they always taught us that quality is free," he added of the company's mindset. "Our corporate salespeople are 3.6 times more productive than industry best practice, but what we're truly extraordinarily good at is the back-office."
Compared with non-franchised insurance providers, Jones said one of the key hurdles is explaining the benefits of handing client servicing off to separate people than those who are bringing in new business. Oftentimes during discovery day, he said prospective franchisees are easily converted when they witness how the process works and can be a big upgrade over traditional agencies.
"If you're an insurance agent you get to do exactly what you love, and generally that's why you got into the business, because you like to work with people and you like to sell—we take care of all the rest," he added.
Primarily in personal lines, Goosehead's biggest categories are homeowners, auto, boat and umbrella insurance. It doesn't currently participate in the commercial side of the industry. Its personal lines include more than 80 carriers on the platform.
After raising approximately $100 million as part of an IPO last April, Goosehead is now investing heavily in growth, which means countless new agents and markets squarely in its sights. At present Goosehead has more than 400 offices in the country with more than $400 million written premiums to date.
With that fat war chest and the sales-motivated drive of highly motivated carnivores in its stable, it's a safe bet insurance will be one of the next franchise segments that's growing quickly, but still crouching under the radar.


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The following video comes courtesy of my fellow DefCon blogger Isaiah.
You know, when it comes to heretics (Kenneth Copeland, Creflo Dollar, Todd Bentley), many times we need to be patient and kind in our words.
This ain't one of those times.
For one thing, Patricia King is involved. She is a famous necromancer, and a disciple of notorious heretic Todd Bentley. She and the other woman in his video are certifiably crazy. The words to express my outrage at this kind of crap escape me. This pile of dung does nothing to glorify God. This is nothing more than two women making up stories to glorify themselves. If you can stomach it, here is 7 minutes of pure, stinking trash.
Showing from the Bible how these women are off their rockers isn't even necessary. Their craziness is obvious.


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Iron Imperative
Defense shield decieves satellites.
Inspiration from Nature
Egretta Gularis can see the real location of fish in water by removing refraction of light.
Problem Statement
Drone has proven to be one of the deadliest military technologies of this era. Its role in war on terror has brought this technology a formidable reputation among militaries around the world. However, an unmanned plane is barely a tip of the iceberg. The main technology works behind it- or rather above it. Drone strike depends upon satellite imaginary which cannot easily be fooled because it has multiple vantage points besides deadly precision. The satellites- equipped with infrared sensors- no longer depend on visual feed and are able to locate targets several feet underground- much like in space archeology. So the question is, can we fool a drone technology by fooling its eyes in the sky.
Nature Review
Reef heron and black stork (Egretta Gularis) demonstrate a mind-boggling hunting technique. These birds locate the actual position of fish in water- nullifying its refractive index- with the angle and tilt of their head. This ability to overcome the refraction of light can become the basis for a more advanced defense strategy against drone. Please see the technical review for more details.
Technology Review
Stealth technology relies on reflection of waves through planar surfaces (or distortion of image through refractive planes). The concept has under-water application as well (Seismic Refraction at sea, for instance). We need to create a reverse situation where highly advanced satellite imagery can be deceived by a change of medium between satellite and location. Like laser, we need to project an augmented reality of infrared (and overlapping particle-waves). So, the AR projection is registered by sensors of all satellites from all angles.
Nature Gadget
Real coordinates of a target facility are concealed before the enemy eyes in the sky.
Given area is projected above accurately, as an umbrella of holographic data (having infrared, thermal, visual, UV and electromagnetic information). But the coordinates of an important facility in the area are refracted in its holographic imagery. Satellite-controlled drone targets the fake coordinates.
An augmented screen is projected (8) around a large area over a building which needs hiding from a satellite. The screen copies 3d textures under it (18) and projects them (16) live after manipulating their refractive indexes (15, 19). It overlaps visual output with radio (22) and thermographic mapping (24) which convinces a military satellite (as well as the moving drone) that the building exists at a certain (wrong) location. If one drone strike gets misguided this way, it would give time for the people in real building to escape (like fish in water).
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Following are some useful resources from the design process of this nature gadget.
Row1Column1: A Closeup of Black Stork
Row1Column2: Movement of Black Stork
Row1Column3: Refraction Digram
Row1Column4: Image Distortion due to Refraction by Planar Surfaces
Row2Column1: Seismic Refraction at Sea
Row2Column2: Types of Military Drones
Row2Column3: Radar UAV Communication System
Row2Column4: Colours and their Perception
Row3Column1: Remote-controlled Attack Aircraft
Row3Column2: Drone Defences
Row3Column3: Drone Imagery
Row3Column4: Anti-drone Development
Row4Column1: Technicalities of Drone Strike
Row4Column2: Surface (Wind) Wave Diffraction
Row4Column3: UAV Imagery Vs Satellite
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What was the original Zionist Occupied Government?
1. Joseph in Egypt
2. Moses in Egypt
3. Joshua in Canaan
4. Daniel in Babylon
5. Esther/Mordecai in Persia
Do these not fit the profile? If not, then what situation is the prototype for Z.O.G.?
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What was the original Zionist Occupied Government?
1. Joseph in Egypt
2. Moses in Egypt
3. Joshua in Canaan
4. Daniel in Babylon
5. Esther/Mordecai in Persia
Do these not fit the profile? If not, then what situation is the prototype for Z.O.G.?
The conqueror David , who had been a halfling from Moab , where Moses is said to be buried ,
might have introduced a set of laws called Ten Commandments into the City of Jerusalem
and the surroundings he had been able to control.
There had been a lot of civil war afterwards between the Capital and the countryside of Israel.
The halflingness of David inspired the probably fictional person of 'Jesus' around 1000 or 1200 years later.
In that sense it would compare to Anglo-Saxons conquered by Normans.
Edit : Other examples, that come in mind :
1) Civil War in Afghanistan of the countryside against the capital of Kabul.
That civil war was always one of traditionalism against modernism.
Even though our western medias tried to paint the wars in Afghanistan
as a simple war against some evil Communism in the 1980s ,
the Communists tried to "enhance" the quality of life in Kabul at least.
2) The uprising in the largest city of Libya named 'Benghasi' against
Ghaddafi which then would become the new capital .
Libya seems to be a multi-cultural melting pot of several tribes,
that just exploded one day.
1. Joseph is probably the very first example of an Israelite, proto-Jew in control of another nation's government, although he had no explicit Zionist objective and actually oversaw the first ghetto of his kind squatting on the land being occupied. It's a lie to call it slavery, for the Israelites to have worked for their land and paid tribute to the Pharaoh--anything else would have been stealing.
2. Moses was the first actual Zionist and example of royal favoritism toward the Israelites, giving him a special place in the court. Moses and the Israelites had everything in Egypt, if they were able to be good subjects of Pharaoh, but it's obvious that it got to their heads and spoilt brat Moses terrorized his host for more recognition and land than others in the realm. The Israelites held the Egyptians hostage.
3. Joshua actually led Zionist troops into battle and destroyed Jericho, occupying Canaan and plundering its people's resources. It is the first example of forcing Moses on to another nation and the first example of nation building to replace the homeland of the natives, with the Zionist pipe dream. This is the template of what we know of the 20th Century invasion of Palestine and the Arab-Israeli War.
4. Daniel in Babylon is the first example of an actual Jew in what became Iraq. Abraham himself, was a Chaldean from Ur, which means that the "Captivity" simply reunited his offspring, under the rule of their own kind, in their own homeland. This period is the undoing of Zionism, but Daniel blindsided Nebuchadnezzar and made way for the Exilarchs to rule a separate state of Diaspora Jewry in the land.
5. Mordecai used his female relative Esther to seduce the King of Persia away from his Aryan queen and persecute Aryans in the court with so-called "hate crimes" legislation. Jews usurped the government for rebuilding the Temple in the second wave of Zionism. This is pretty much the type of Zionism we know of today, where Aryans have become "Righteous Gentiles". Look at Iran today...
This is a Germanic Preservationist forum, meant for the discussion of Germanic matters. And within that forum, the History section is decidedly a high-brow section.
This neither includes "hollywood-naziesque" style language like "Z.O.G." or "Aryans" in every other post. Nor does it include the debate of ancient Hebrew history unless perhaps you do a version of "Go down Moses" with guitar and Hardanger fiddle around a campfire.
We allow the discussion of many matters, but the thread title alone comes very close to our all-time low circa 2005 when someone asked whether we wiped our buttocks standing up or sitting down, in a low-brow section, mind you. Thread closed. :)


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Will Arizona kill school sports — and itself?
Arizona's developing quite a reputation for being a state by and for scaredy-cat old white people feeling the hot breath of becoming the minority (which the Census Bureau expects will happen by 2015). The infamous SB1070, another law banning the teaching of ethnic studies, and a bill coming through that would make schools count illegals and tally up their "cost" — I guess that's what happens when a real estate market collapses, and white people can no longer sell their houses to flee, um, whatever they call those who are not white people.
It didn't take a Sarah Palin-assailed girls high school basketball boycott for the state to set up a "hey-weren't-not-so-bad-commission" to burnish its image as something more than Crazy Coot Cracker Central. It took multiple boycotts by multiple organizations.
Even with all that, the worst hit to Arizona's image may be yet to come. That will happen if the state's voters on May 18 turn down Proposition 100, which adds another percentage point to the Arizona sales tax, with most of the money going to schools, as well as health care, and police and fire services. It won't be interpreted nationwide as an attack on illegal immigrants only. It'll be interpreted a sign Arizona is closing up shop to pretty much everybody except scared old white people — and even they're going to be hit if the day comes that budget cuts make an ambulance a lot slower in coming.
How do I know this? Because the of the list of supporters. Among them: pretty much every state and local division of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the Arizona Education Association, the Professional Fire Fighters Association, the Gila River Indian Community, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, the Arizona Medical Association, US Airways and the Arizona Cardinals. Basically, a mishmosh of large and powerful and not-so-large and not-so-powerful that rarely stand on the same side of the same issue. Oh, and also the majority of Arizona state House and Senate, and Gov. Jan Brewer, who had to approve of the ballot measure.
Their fear is this: if Prop 100 — which would raise taxes only through 2013, when the provision sunsets — doesn't pass, the state immediately cuts $900 million from a state budget already collapsing from a housing and tourism bust, including $450 million in cuts from education. This isn't a threat or a hypothetical. The Arizona state legislature already has a contingency budget passed in case the tax increase is rejected. (The Cardinals also might feel a little guilty for youth sports funding being slashed because tax revenue generated around its new stadium wasn't up to par.)
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And more than the budget cut is the signal the rejection sends: that the old white people of Arizona are dying, and they're taking the state with them. Even for business types who get a cold sweat at every mention of a tax, such a loud and public signal of disinvestment in education, public safety and health (the beneficiaries of the tax increase) would let the world know Arizona isn't willing to step up to invest in its future. I know every state is cutting, and the backers know every state is cutting. But they also know that at least the signal needs to be sent that they feel a little bad about it.
So what does this have to do with youth sports? Plenty. Many Arizona schools already have certain sports, particularly nonrevenue sports and programs for those who are not on the high school varsity — at the ready to get chopped by their budgetary guillotines. From MaxPreps.com:
"If it fails, the announcement has come from our district office that the possibility of eliminating athletics across the board in our district is real," said Herman House, director of interscholatics for the Tucson Unified School District. House doesn't think it will come to that. He believes revenue-producing varsity sports such as football, basketball, baseball and softball will survive, but the reality is, if Prop. 100 fails, Tucson will have to shave about $45 million from its annual budget.
"Athletic directors are a resilient bunch and we always seem to find a way," said Mesa district athletic director Steve Hogen, whose district is the largest in the state. "At the same time, there are fiscal realities you can't ignore. Sometimes, that has bad consequences for the kids."
Hogen said Mesa was already discussing a pay-for-play fee for all student-athletes. But if Prop. 100 does not pass, that fee will likely rise by 50 percent, putting a hardship on a district with many lower-income families. House said if Proposition 100 fails, his district is also considering restrictions on travel and a reliance upon fundraisers to pay coaches' salaries and keep sports self-sufficient.
Not to mention, a Prop 100 passage might speed up or intensify a plan by Arizona's state high school sports authority to cut athletic divisions and tournaments, and set limits on travel, all in the name of saving money.
If Arizona wants a preview of how this would work, it can look at New Jersey, where school districts across the state are slashing sports — and, of course, lots of other, more curricular parts of education — when locals rejected higher school taxes on top of state budget cuts. Or just about anywhere else nationwide, really. Having your funding tied in a big way to property taxes and state government receipts is great when housing prices are flying upward, not so when they're crashing. Just go to Google News and search "school sports budget cuts," and you'll get the feeling in many places this recession means the end of days for school-sponsored sports.
Or look at the past coverage of tax rejections at the Grove City Schools in Ohio, which became national news precisely because the district eliminated sports entirely as a result — but were brought back when voters finally passed a hike. Maybe you don't notice when the math department cuts a teacher, but everyone notices when the football team isn't playing on Fridays.
So why does Arizona get the pressure of having its image tarnished by rejecting an education tax hike? Well, there's the matter of all the other legislative nuttiness in the state. But there's also the matter of Arizona's taxes being relatively low to start with. The sales tax hike would go to 6.6 percent. Not bad at all, especially to someone such as myself in Chicago, where the sales tax can go more than 11 percent. That's not to say Arizonans deserve to get soaked as much as I do. It's more like the feeling I have when I would hear my parents in Carmel, Ind., carp about their property taxes, and I'd find out they were paying about one-quarter as much for a house that wasn't worth that much less than mine. It's just hard to work up sympathy. And least New Jersey's rejections were understandable, with the state's extremely-high-in-the-nation property taxes.
However, the main issue is that Arizona's populace knows exactly what it will get if the tax doesn't pass. The gun is loaded and at your head — and yet you might still decide to pull the trigger.
If most polls are to believed, about half of the state's voters are suicidal, with passage of Prop 100 as a tossup. While the supporters are well-funded, the opponents have some politicians on their side, as well as the always more popular stance of not raising taxes.
Maybe what supporters need more than money is 7-year-old Logan Wade. He is the young fan Glendale (Ariz.) City Council member Phil Lieberman credits with convincing him to join the majority vote May 11 for a $25 million guarantee for the NHL's Phoenix Coyotes, which play in a taxpayer-funded arena in a taxpayer-financed entertainment district that threatens to go down the tubes if the Coyotes, as is very possible, move back to their ancestral of Winnipeg. This vote, which would come if the NHL-owned, bankrupt team can't find a buyer, comes despite the city budget deficit of $15 million. But how can you turn down a little kid? From the Arizona Republic:
Councilman Phil Lieberman, who had asked tough questions of staffers, said he was persuaded by Logan Wade, a 7-year-old fan.
"'Will you vote for this resolution tonight?'" Lieberman said the Glendale boy asked.
"I can't turn him down," the councilman added.
What Prop 100 supporters should do is spend their money on jetting Logan Wade around the state on the May 18 election day, and have him wear a jersey for a local high school, asking voters, "Will you vote for Prop 100 today?" Even scared old white people can't turn him down!
'Crybaby award' winner's life takes even sadder turn
You might not remember the name Terrence Philo Jr., but you might remember his story.
At his Pleasantville (N.J.) Middle School basketball team's end-of-season banquet, Terrence's coach invited him to come to the end-of-season banquet for a special moment. Then, in front of 25 teammates and parents, the coach gave Terrence an award: the "Crybaby Award," complete with a trophy depicting a baby, and a nameplate misspelled "Terrance."
The coach claimed it was supposed to be some sort of honor for Terrence's play and vocal participation, but Terrence wasn't in on the joke. The 13-year-old was so embarrassed, he refused to come back to school that Monday, and his father said Terrence didn't even want to go outside. The bad-joke award got national attention, and the coach who issued it, 24-year-old James Guillen, was fired, though he kept his job as a special education teacher.
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That was 2004.
Six years later, Terrence Philo Jr. is back in the news again. It would be nice to say that the traumatizing incident strengthened the honor student's resolve to treat others well and put himself in a position to help others.
Unfortunately, I can't say that.
From the Press of Atlantic City:
A Pleasantville teen who made national headlines six years ago for being awarded a "crybaby award" by his middle school basketball coach is accused of leading police on a chase – and now faces assault, gun and drug charges.
Police say an officer was injured while trying to arrest Terrence Philo Jr., 19.
Police told the newspaper that a Pleasantville officer saw someone, later identified as Philo, attempt to rob someone with a gun. The officer chased Philo as he sped away in a car, and the officer crashed his car into the back of Philo's vehicle after Philo hit a parked car. He ran away, but another officer and a police dog tracked Philo down in a closet at a nearby home, where he was arrested. Police said they found a loaded .357 Magnum and crack cocaine in his car.
Without knowing what's been going on with Philo over the last six years, it would be a real stretch to say that the "Crybaby Award" turned him from honor student into alleged criminal. Just like how you can't say for sure that Michael Costin Jr. grew up to abuse drugs, alcohol, and his 23-years-his-senior girlfriend because his father was killed by another hockey dad in a notorious 2000 case.
However, it's safe to say that, in each case: it didn't help.
The words from a family therapist, spoken to USA Today in 2004, about the "Crybaby Award" incident sound haunting now:
"It's an awful thing to have done to a teenager, just totally uncalled for," said Michael Popkin, a family therapist and author based in Atlanta. "One of the harshest things you can do to a kid is to publicly humiliate them. It's bad enough putting him down one on one, away from the team. To set him up like that and then cut his knees out in public is a huge blow." …
Whether the boy suffers permanent harm from the humiliation depends on how strong he is emotionally and how much his friends, family and teammates support him, Popkin said.
By the way, Guillen is still teaching special education in Pleasantville. The Press did not appear to contact him (and I haven't either). But one wonders what he thought when he heard of "Terrance" Philo Jr.'s arrest.
Should student athletes get punished for out-of-school conduct?
In Haddonfield, N.J., there are two lawsuits — both involving students suspended from extracurricular activities after being arrested for underage drinking — that seek to answer in the negative the musical question I've posed in the headline. However, there is a long tradition of that question being answered in the positive. Recent court decisions have affirmed that opinion, by saying plainly that while students have a right to stay in school, they have no special right to stay there afterward and participate in activities.
Contrary to how the new or unusual the concept of punishing student-athletes for nonschool conduct might seem, it's been around for a long time, long enough that it was the rule when I was running cross country and track at Carmel (Ind.) High School back in the days when parachute pants were all the rage. In fact, it's been around long enough that when I was editor of the high school's newspaper, I identified the names of multiple basketball players suspended for a game after they were among 90 arrested at a party where underage drinking was taking place. (So there is a precedent to my revealing the names of Carmel's current basketball players identified in a budding hazing scandal.)
However, apparently this concept is new to Haddonfield, N.J., where the school district adopted its "24/7" policy in 2006 to take action against students who run into trouble outside of school events. The policy includes the Haddonfield police tipping off the district if any of their students get arrested, a fairly common practice in many areas.
According to the Philadephia Inquirer, 70 students, including those of Haddonfield Mayor and 24/7 policy promoter Tish Colombi, have gotten caught in its net. (Correction: Colombi's children got busted for underage drinking while in high school, and she later promoted the 24/7 policy.) Local attorney Matthew Wolf is seeking class-action status on behalf of all of them in his lawsuits representing two 15-year-old student-athletes got smacked down by the 24/7 policy in two separate incidents. Wolf, in a story that aired March 6 on NPR's Weekend Edition, called 24/7 "simply a vigilante system of justice established by a school board in violation of the Constitution of the United States."
Wolf says the off-campus policy violates the Constitution by duplicating the punishment and meting it out before the kids have gone to court. Also, he says drinking at a party on Saturday night has nothing to do with school safety.
"If a student has stabbed another student outside of school, or stabbed anyone outside the school, we don't contend that the school doesn't have the right to exercise its authority over students who commit serious offenses," says Wolf.
Actually, courts so far have said the opposite — that it would be tougher to expel a student who stabbed someone outside of school than it would be to boot someone off the volleyball team for getting busted for even the most minor of offenses.
An Ohio state appeals court case is hardly legal precedent, but it's the closest we might come (other than a judge denying one of Wolf's clients a temporary restraining order) until a case like Mather v. Loveland City School District Board of Education makes its way to the Supreme Court.
The plaintiff was Charlie Mather, a student at Loveland High, located in a suburb of Cincinnati. One night in summer 2008, police pulled over a car in which he was riding, and police noticed an open container of alcohol between his legs. Mather was arrested. Later, a Loveland resource officer who also is a city cop told the school about Mather's arrest. The school, under its policy, suspended Mather for 40 percent of the football season. Mather's mother sued the school district, and got a local court to give a temporary injunction for him to play football — but he still faced sitting out 40 percent of lacrosse season in the spring.
With that in mind, the case (relatively quickly) made it to a state appeals court. On March 13, 2009, in a unanimous decision, the three judges said the lower court was all kinds of wrong in even giving Mather the time of day.
The first problem, the judges noted, was that the Ohio legislature never granted students a right to appeal suspension from extracurricular activities, even though they did have the right to appeal suspension or expulsion from curricular activities (which is why I noted Wolf had it backward about who had the harder time getting back into school). As a matter of fact, the Ohio legislature appeared to make it clear there would be no legal right of appeal on the extracurricular end. In 1996 it passed a law allowing school boards to adopt policies for prohibiting students from participating in extracurricular activities. In 1999, it struck out the word "extracurricular" when it amended statute on students' rights to appeal suspension or expulsion from school.
It is significant that the legislature both created a separate statute to address policies for prohibiting students from extracurricular activities and deleted "extracurricular" from the statute concerning the right to appeal a school board's decision. It is clear to us that the legislature intended to create a right of appeal to a common pleas court only for curricular activities. Extracurricular activities are governed solely by R.C. 3313.664, which provides no right to appeal a school board's decision. Perhaps the legislature reasoned that some issues have to be left to the good faith of school officials, rather than to have every incident such as this one dragged into court.
That court also noted a 1980 decision by the Sixth Circuit Court — one step short of the Supreme Court — in a case called Glenn v. Harper. That court upheld the right of a school district to kick a student off the cheerleading squad, without a hearing or a right of appeal. The Sixth Circuit noted, and the Ohio state appeals court followed, that there is no Constitutional right to participate in extracurricular school activities.
So that's what a court says, but is that right? I'll sound like a grumpy old man, but, yes, it is. If a college team can suspend a player for off-campus problems, there's no reason a high school or middle cannot, as well. As schools note, participating in extracurricular activities is a privilege. Generally, students and their parents have to sign an agreement (as Mather and his father did) adhering to a code of conduct, and if the student doesn't, well, see you in math class, but not on the football field.
However, if Wolf and his like want to make some progress on giving young athletes more wiggle room in the code of conduct, they might concentrate on what's in the code itself, and how it is applied. There is a case pending in U.S. District Court in Fort Wayne, Ind., in which two female athletes were suspended from teams for salacious MySpace pictures (often known as the "Penis Pop case"). In that case, the issue is whether photos taken and posted for the benefit of a select group of people (they couldn't be seen by people outside the girls' networks) counts as any sort of moral public turpitude worthy of getting suspended, and especially worthy of having to grovel in front of all-male panels gawking at your licking a phallus lollipop in order to get back on the team.
I've already gone on record as saying I don't think this is actionable like an athlete getting busted for something illegal. At least in the latter case, you have a public record to go on, rather than trying to make some judgment call. But we'll see what the court has to say. For now, those athletes in Haddonfield shouldn't hold their breaths that Matthew Wolf will succeed in his goal of getting their suspensions off their permanent records, something extremely important in the well-to-do community. From the Philadelphia Inquirer:
A number of Haddonfield parents were contacted for this story, and all declined to speak on the record. They expressed concern that their comments would affect their children, both in their day-to-day existence in high school and when they applied to college in the months or years ahead.
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Apropos of nothing, Bill Cosby talking about drinking, when he was more funny than hectoring.
No gun sponsorship allowed for N.J. youth baseball team
Apparently the only arms the South Orange-Maplewood Baseball League wants referenced on its fields are those attached to the players. From My Fox New York:
A Maplewood, New Jersey man is upset that a Little League baseball league has rejected his business as a team sponsor.
Matthew Carmel's (right) son played in the South Orange-Maplewood Baseball League last year and he wanted to sponsor a team in the coming season. A sponsorship costs $300.
The league committee rejected his offer. Carmel thinks that it is because his business happens to be a gun store called Constitution Arms. [The league did not give an official reason for denying his sponsorship.]
Carmel says, "It is fairly clear that someone has a problem with firearms."
Mao was wrong. Youth sports sponsorship power does not come from the barrel of a gun.
St. Patrick, elite N.J. basketball program, is banned from postseason
Not a good last few days for elite high school boys' basketball programs. First, on Feb. 26, the high school behind faux high school program Findlay College Prep says it's closing. Today, a federal judge in Newark denied St. Patrick, New Jersey's No. 1 team, injunctive relief that would allow it to participate in the state tournament, as well as the ESPN RISE Tournament of Champions for the faux high school boys basketball national title.
The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association banned the Elizabeth, N.J., school because head coach Kevin Boyle held several illegal practices before the official start of the preseason — a charge Boyle has copped to. His athletic director got suspended for three months without pay for the rules violation, and St. Patrick offered to suspend Boyle if that got St. Patrick into the postseason. But no dice.
The St. Patrick case was full of questionable actors — including the NJSIAA. The case started when the father of two players transferring in from Texas called the NJSIAA to question how his estranged wife could afford to move there. The NJSIAA found no recruiting violations (and the players ended up back in Texas), but the NJSIAA — in what was to be an extremely controversial move — hired a private investigator to follow the players and videotape any goings-on. Sayeth Elizabeth Mayor Chris Bollwage to the (Newark) Star-Ledger: "I find that extremely fascist on behalf of the NJSIAA."
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Chris Bollwage dedicates this one to the NJSIAA.
By the way, who was that father who tipped off the jackbooted thugs at the NJSIAA? None other than Chris Washburn, one of the biggest busts of the bustfest that was the 1986 NBA draft. A bust so bad, No. 2 pick Len Bias died of a cocaine overdose before his first practice, and he arguably had a better legacy than Chris Washburn, the man taken behind him. Washburn lasted three years before the NBA drummed him out for repeatedly failing drug tests. And now, here he stands, the voice of the rules of athletics.
Chris Washburn, bringer of excitement.
Findlay Prep, a fake high school basketball team, is now more fake than ever
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Las Vegas' Findlay College Prep, in its four seasons of existence, has been a faux high school basketball team, what with no actual high school called Findlay College Prep. But with the imminent closing of the high school the players actually attend, Findlay Prep is getting a little faker.
The Henderson International School, where Findlay Prep players matriculate when they're not jetting around the country to play other schools also burning to be faux national champion, said Feb. 26 it is shutting down its high school division after the 2009-10 school year ends, citing financial difficulties. Basically, other than players being bankrolled by auto dealership magnate Cliff Findlay, a former UNLV center and longtime Rebels booster, few in the extremely lousy economy of Las Vegas could afford an annual tuition that ran to near $41,000, including room and board.
High school losses running more than $1 million a year wouldn't do for the school, owned by Meritas LLC, a company backed by private equity firm Sterling Partners, meaning that eventually this school was supposed to be part of a publicly traded, profit-making machine.
The mercenary roots of Henderson International were a good fit for Findlay College Prep, whose college preparation focused on getting players ready for college basketball. True, its "students" reportedly have acquitted themselves decently in the actual classroom, but the program's success is measured by its national prominence and the players it put on college rosters. Its website has a Hall of Fame — anyone who joined a major college program. (New Hampshire, being Division I, counts.)
Findlay Prep, which imports all its players from outside Nevada, is the most obvious manifestation of how professionalized high school basketball has become, in large part as a response to competition from AAU ball and other elite leagues. ESPN, for one, is a willing participant in blowing up the stature of the most craven high school programs, putting together its ESPN RISE Tournament of Champions high school "national championship," which of course includes Findlay Prep.
(As an aside, one invitee to that tournament, St. Patrick of Elizabeth, N.J., is in litigation with authority that runs New Jersey high school athletics, which will not release the school to play. The NJSIAA also has banned St. Patrick from its New Jersey state championship tournament. It appears to be a power struggle between the putative authority on athletics in the state, and a school that, like Findlay, gets players far from its local area and plays a national schedule. Findlay Prep solves this problem by not being a member of its state high school athletic association.)
If it weren't for college programs requiring some minimum academic achievements, Findlay Prep could say, screw it, and just field its all-star team. However, it will have to find some other private school to glom onto to keep itself alive. Is there another one in Las Vegas? In Nevada? Who cares where it is? As long as it isn't in a state with a lot of basketball talent, so Findlay Prep doesn't have to freeze those players out so as not to run afoul of any basketball authorities.
Is there a private school in Idaho that has some room?
Volleyball-chucking coach Eric Maxwell doesn't get why he's so, so wrong
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This here blog on Jan. 6 posted the video of Southern Regional High School (Manahawkin, N.J.) always-intense volleyball coach Eric Maxwell going nuts during a game after a player committed the sin of not hitting the ball before it reached the floor, going nuts in the form of whipping a volleyball fastball on her head. Alas, in a tribute to the lack of pull this here blog has (for now), it took Deadspin.com posting the video Feb. 1 before Maxwell and his school bothered to respond to questions like, why is this guy still coaching?
Maxwell defended his action (which occurred in October 2009) to the Press of Atlantic City (one of the best newspapers of its size in covering youth sports issues, in my opinion), as did a few other school officials, who I think were afraid they would get brained with a volleyball if they didn't tell the world what a great guy Maxwell is.
Maxwell claimed he wasn't trying to hit a player, and that everything with his team was hunky-dory a few hours after the incident, which got him booted out of the game. Maxwell said he apologized to the player, and wrote a letter of apology to his team members and their parents. A signal that Mr. Intensity ("he patrols up and down the sidelines …. with the fury of a drill sergeant, sayeth the Star-Ledger of Newark) wasn't looking at this as a lesson to dial things down came when he said he didn't apologize to anyone else because he "wasn't going to put out little fires."
"You see a short clip like that, but no one knows what preceded it. I'm not condoning my behavior in getting upset and yelling at a referee, but my intent was to throw it off the wall. It certainly looks like I threw it at her," he said.
Hey, sarge, it doesn't matter whether you were TRYING to throw it at her. You shouldn't have been chucking the ball in the first place. How do you expect your team to be calm and controlled when you have zero mastery over your own temper? Unless you were firing a ball at a person who had entered the gym carrying an assault rifle, I can't think of "what preceded" your action that made it excusable.
Then again, sarge, you do have employers who make excuses for you.
Southern Regional School District Superintendant Craig Henry said Monday afternoon that the incident was an anomaly and completely out of character for Maxwell.
Apparently Henry never reads the Star-Ledger.
"This coach is a faith-based individual and he is moved to emotion every time it comes up. He's a class act in everything he does," Henry said.
A faith-based individual? What does that have to do with anything? Richard Reid, Baruch Goldstein and Eric Rudolph were faith-based individuals moved to emotion, too, and no one wants them coaching their volleyball team. The point is not that Maxwell is a religious nut bent to kill, but that it's maddening how people are ready to explain away any action because, hey, the guy's got the Jesus! By the way, I would love to hear the superintendent's explanation of how Maxwell was a class act in whizzing that volleyball across the floor.
Hey, teachers at Southern Regional High, you now have permission to chuck objects at your students, as long as you're a faith-based individual and you say you were aiming for the wall! (Well, Maxwell is on one-year probation, according to the superintendent, so there might be a teensy-weensy consequence, at least if your tantrum gets on YouTube.)
At least athletic director Kim DeGraw-Cole said throwing the ball, no matter what Maxwell tried to hit, was wrong.
"The fact that the ball hit one of his players that he cares about and coaches is embarrassing. He took the proper steps before we took action," DeGraw-Cole said. "It wouldn't matter if he threw the ball at the wall, it wouldn't be appropriate. No one felt worse than he did."
I don't know, Ms. DeGraw-Cole. I bet that girl who got a ball off the head felt pretty damn bad.


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PNAS, Publications of the National Academy of Science, USA, have launched a new Interdisciplinary Initiative by means of their Journal calling for papers under the title: "Sustainability Science."
By some lucky co-incidence, the first Sustainability Science article, upon which I stumbled is entitled "Coal burning leaves toxic heavy metal legacy in the Arctic" and follows, fittingly my preceding link to my earlier poem "Open Cast Coal Mine" written as a contribution and despite apparent criticism, in support of a local coal mining and coal fired power project here in our region of France. My poem precedes this PNAS scientific evidence in calling for a Zero Emission approach.
"Coal burning leaves toxic heavy metal legacy in the Arctic" was written and edited by the following scientists:
Joseph R. McConnell* and Ross Edwards +Author Affiliations Desert Research Institute, Nevada System of Higher Education, Reno, NV 89512Edited by François Morel, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, and accepted by the Editorial Board June 12, 2008 (received for review April 11, 2008)
PNAS in launching their call for papers to help materialise their-our "Sustainability Science" projects"may hopefully lead US government and major mining and energy companies to take a stronger stance on Zero Emission Coal Burning and Coal Fired Power Generation. This is the least one may expect from this most experienced World leader still a huge coal fired power generator. The developing world is watching!
The authors Abstract is given below:
Toxic heavy metals emitted by industrial activities in the mid-latitudes are transported through the atmosphere and deposited in the polar regions; bio-concentration and bio-magnification in the food chain mean that even low levels of atmospheric deposition may threaten human health and Arctic ecosystems. Little is known about sources and long-term trends of most heavy metals before ≈1980, when modern measurements began, although heavy-metal pollution in the Arctic was widespread during recent decades. Lacking detailed, long-term measurements until now, ecologists, health researchers, and policy makers generally have assumed that contamination was highest during the 1960s and 1970s peak of industrial activity in North America and Europe. We present continuous 1772–2003 monthly and annually averaged deposition records for highly toxic thallium, cadmium, and lead from a Greenland ice core showing that atmospheric deposition was much higher than expected in the early 20th century, with tenfold increases from pre-industrial levels by the early 1900s that were two to five times higher than during recent decades. Tracer measurements indicate that coal burning in North America and Europe was the likely source of these metals in the Arctic after 1860. Although these results show that heavy-metal pollution in the North Atlantic sector of the Arctic is substantially lower today than a century ago, contamination of other sectors may be increasing because of the rapid coal-driven growth of Asian economies.


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Let's be completely honest here: No one likes challenging situations! Yet the fact is life happens and we all experience what I call life's unscripted moments such as loss, poor health, setbacks, etc. These unwanted intruders invade our lives and can leave devastation in their wake. Yet, the Bible compels us to press on and move forward.
Over the years, I have come across people who just seem to bounce back no matter what life throws at them. Whilst Apostle Paul is a great biblical example, the people I refer to are everyday folk like you and I. And just in case you were wondering: No, they not super-spiritual nor do they have an extra dollop of anointing. They are just regular people who have chosen to take God at His Word and stand even in difficult times.
A common trait amongst these people I fondly call, 'Bounce Back Heroes', is that they have a knack of turning their challenging situations into something positive. Furthermore, they seem to grow from their experiences and positively transform the course of their lives. In recent years, Psychologists have termed this phenomenon, posttraumatic growth, where people experience positive change as a result of a challenging life situation or traumatic event.
But we already aware of this notion as the Bible is littered with instances of Gods ability to not only keep us through stormy times, but also work all things out for our good (Romans 8:28). So in short, overcoming and bouncing back is in our DNA!
Flip Your Adversity On Its Head
This is exactly what Zoe and Andy Coates did. They suffered loss through a number of miscarriages. Having to say goodbye to each child they lost was difficult for them. Yet, this Christian couple never gave up and pressed on. Today, they have two beautiful daughters. But their story did not end there.
They chose to flip their adversity on its head by deciding to offer support to others going through similar journeys. And so, they launched the Mariposa Trust (www.mariposatrust.org) and later on, Saying Goodbye (www.sayinggoodbye.org). Today, their website has over 650,000 hits per month, supporting tens of thousands weekly.
Zoe and Andy made a conscious decision to make something good out of their losses and touch other lives. They are living proof that, as long as we are willing, God can turn our darkest moments into a ray of light in someone else's world. The question is: Will you allow Him to use your experiences for His glory? Oh, and by the way, it really isn't about you!
Victim or Victor? You Choose!
Some time ago, I heard the story of a young schoolgirl in Guatemala, called Griselda (www.ijm.org/griseldas-story). Griselda was coming back from church in a car with her mother and brother when another car cut in front of theirs. Griselda was dragged out of the car and taken by three men, who went on to rape her.
Griselda was thirteen!
At this tender age, she now had to live with the trauma of that violation. Thankfully, through the work of the International Justice Mission (IJM), Griselda not only received therapy, but her perpetrators were brought to justice.
What marveled me about Griselda was her 'victor' mindset. Refusing to be a victim, she took up an internship with IJM, where she was able to help other girls who had experienced similar ordeals. Her desire was to make her pain count for something.
Reflecting on her story, it is evident Griselda experienced posttraumatic growth. However, this was as a result of a choice she made: She chose to be a victor. Another important choice Griselda made was to forgive her perpetrators. This, in itself, is a huge stumbling block for many Christians and blights many peoples ability to move forward.
From Griselda's story, we are reminded of God's restorative power when we allow the greatest Heart Surgeon into our hearts.
In closing…
Seeing that life happens, I encourage you to keep hope alive. Being hopeful whilst trusting God, is a choice and is the 'stuff' that keeps us going even in our darkest moments. Also, remember that adversity or suffering needn't destroy you. Rather, allow Father to repurpose it for His glory, enabling your pain to make a difference in someone else's life as well as yours. After all, God has a knack of using our 'tests' as a basis for our testimonies, our 'mess' to become our message and our stories to form part of 'HIStory'.
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The main focus on the website was to allow committee members to be able to log in and edit information on the website.
It's main features include the committee page where each member can add a picture, contact information and a small amount of text.
By making use of the features of advanced custom fields and Custom Post Type Ui it allowed me to be able to create custom coded pages on each page of the website instead of using a default format.
On the bottom left of the page is a twitter widget called Twiget although a little outdated it still work brilliantly for grabbing the latest tweets and styling it how you want to and not need to bother with that ugly looking default one!
The centre widget is actually a custom coded widget by myself! It hooks into the Eventbrite api to bring back a list of up and coming events. I created it so that on the events section a committee member can just copy a events unique code and the event will show up automatically. Due to Eventbrites strict usage polices I also had to implement a caching system so that it will only request on new submission or then every hour.
The Bottom right hand side is a simple mailchimp form which when submitted will add the user to the Brookes Entrepreneurs mailing list. This can also be found on the contact page.
Other notable areas.
On the membership page I very recently had to implement a system to be able to charge users for membership. I managed to complete this by using the amazing plugin of gravity forms to be able to take a users information, check it is valid and then move them onto the paypal page. Paypal is a great way to manage money as the user does not actually need a paypal account to pay.
The photo gallery's took a while to set up as it was difficult to find a good way to make sure they were responsive. A great solution to this was to use Responsive Lightbox, this nifty plugin with a small amount of hacking turned the static page into a nice looking responsive gallery.


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There are many and deep problems with the patent system as it exists today. I won't bother rehashing it, but suffice it to say when patents are often weapons held by companies that produce no actual products, and people who are trying to develop new products are actively avoiding looking at existing patents to avoid having knowledge of them, things are seriously broken.
I propose the standard by which something should be patent-able is this: Can a member of your peer group (i.e. your speciality of engineering/design/etc.) reverse engineer your invention. That's it. If they can look at your invention and derive whate`ver novelty you have introduced as obvious then it should not be patent-able.
This satisfies the original intent of patent law; to ensure that in exchange for protecting your invention for a reasonable period of time as being exclusive for you to exploit, you divulge what is is that you've done to push forward the the knowledge of all mankind. If this were held to the volume of patents would drop a thousand-fold. This simple litmus test would drastically curtail bullshit patents that we endure today, restoring the value of patents to their holders, removing the intellectual mine field they have become, and making patents once again a place where new frontiers are pushed forward.


text: Scott Bernarde - May 21, 2019 No Kidding: Angler Smashes Record for Lake Trout The Pennsylvania man's trophy fish was more than two pounds heavier than the previous record. Keith Miller's 31-pound, 13-ounce lake trout caught on Lake Erie on May 11. (Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission image) The Pennsylvania angler who recently broke the state record for lake trout called the feat a "You've got to be kidding me" moment.Keith Miller's 31-pound, 13-ounce lake trout caught out of Lake Erie was more than two pounds heavier than the previous record (29-4, Lake Erie, 2012), according to a news release from Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission."It was almost like one of those 'You've got to be kidding me' moments," the Cranberry Township resident said. "We're just out there fishing for fun and all of the sudden you might have a state record on your hands."In fact, Miller, 73, was on a scouting trip with friends scouting for the summer season with God's Grace Sport Fishing charters when the record hit. The group was fishing in an area known as "The Mountain," more than 2 miles off shore, and the big fish bit an Orange Crush UV Copper-colored Michigan Stinger spoon on 30-pound braided line around 4:30 p.m. They were trolling over 55 feet of water. The crew had already boated several fish in the 14-pound range. "I could tell it was a lot bigger than the ones we'd been catching," Miller said. "At first, it was like dead weight, but then the fish started taking quite a bit of line and put up a really great fight."When the crew realized the fish might be in record territory, they headed back to shore to weigh it on a certified scale at Poor Richard's Bait and Tackle in Fairview. PFBC Waterways Conservation Officer Matthew Visosky supervised the weighing.Miller said the "team effort" of charter Capt, Lane Brown and first mate Tom Thompson led to the record catch.Miller said the fish will be replicated for display at Poor Richard's. "I live alone," he said. "If I put it at my house, nobody would ever see it and all it would do is collect dust. I also think records are made to be broken and this might not last very long. I suspect there are other lake trout in Lake Erie that would enjoy mine for a snack."A list of current Pennsylvania State Record Fish, official rules and application can be found at www.fishandboat.com. GET THE NEWSLETTER Join the List and Never Miss a Thing. Sign Me Up


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There is so much information to remember while working on licensed premises when it comes to the sale of alcohol, and if you haven't been given clear information to begin with it's easy to get confused.
can be busy places and you have decisions to make sometimes in a rush, is this person old enough? do I check for ID? What ID is acceptable? is somebody's behaviour acceptable? How do I intervene during a conflict? it can be tricky and if you haven't had clear training on the law it can get confusing.
I have met people who believe that 16 and 17 year old's can drink whatever alcohol they like in a restaurant accompanied by an adult or not, I have met people who are unsure whether you can serve a person who is drunk, these are common misunderstandings that are made clear when you attend a personal licence course, but even after that rules change so it's best practice to keep up to date with the Licensing Act 2003. For a quick check to see if your knowledge is up to date you can take our personal licence mock exam
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Slip, Slop, Slap & Wrap April 11 2016
Sunscreen should be applied to clean, dry skin 30-minutes before exposure to the sun, which allows it time to absorb properly.Remember, perspiration, exercise, swimming and towel-drying remove sun creams from the skin, so you should reapply after taking part in any of these activities, even if the product is waterproof.
In New Zealand we are lucky to have clear skies and little pollution, but that contributes to very high levels of UV radiation in our environment. Our weather is also changeable – a rainy morning may mean we might leave the house without the sun protection we need if the sun comes out later. And even if the sun doesn't come out, and temperatures stay low, UV radiation levels can still be high enough to cause sunburn.
That's why you need to be SunSmart, especially during daylight saving months (September to April), and between 10am to 4pm when the sun's UV rays are strongest. And don't forget the children. They most definitely need to slip, slop, slap, and wrap, too. Nearly 80% of lifetime sun exposure happens after the age of 18, so it's important to make sun protection a life-long habit, starting as young as possible.


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Odisha: Child Protection Unit rescues abandoned baby girl from forest
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Baripada (Odisha)[India] May 27 (ANI): In yet another development highlighting the patriarchal mindset of the society, a newborn baby girl was rescued by District Child Protection Unit after she was found abandoned in Krushnachandrapur forest here. The incident took place in Baripada city in Mayurbhanj district of Odisha. According to reports, after she was rescued, the child protection officer admitted the baby at Pandit Raghunath Murmu Medical College. It is being speculated that the baby was left for dead because it was a female. (ANI)


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