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**WELCOME TO YOUR NEW HOME!**This stunning 4BR/2BA single-story home is situated along a quiet cul-de-sac in a highly desirable area of Anaheim Hills. Step through the front door and feel the openness of the living room with high vaulted ceilings, impressive fireplace, and plenty of natural light. Create delicious dinners in the spacious upgraded kitchen with granite countertops and lots of cabinets. Enjoy your meals in the adjacent dining area, or simply open up the sliding glass door and dine 'al fresco' under the large covered patio. Invite friends and family over for a fun backyard BBQ, using different herbs and veggies from your very own garden. Use the large and versatile side yard for shooting hoops, a play area, or more storage. Back inside, the master bedroom has closet doors spanning an entire wall (closet organizers included!), plus en suite master bathroom. Down the hall are 3 more bedrooms and a full bathroom. Laundry area is inside the 2-car attached garage; private driveway is located in front with space for your RV. Includes ceiling fans in living room and all bedrooms; whole house fan; central A/C and heating; dual pane vinyl windows and slider; newer water heater; soft water system. Excellent schools, no HOA, no Mello-Roos. Conveniently close to the trails at Santiago Oaks, Eucalyptus Park, Anaheim Hills Golf Course, Mother's Market, L.A. Fitness, shopping, restaurants, 91/55 freeways, 241 toll road, and more. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity!
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The game of golf is not like learning to ride a bicycle where once you know it, you've got it and never forget it. Just when you think you are on top of your game, you are not. One day you are playing fabulously and the next day you fail miserably! Well help is here, so read on for some great tips and advice on how to take some of the frustration out of this great game of golf!
A helpful tip when it comes to golf is to be quiet when other players are hitting the ball. Loud noises can ruin their concentration and cause them to hit the ball incorrectly. Golf is meant to be a quiet sport that you excel at when you have your full concentration.
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A helpful tip when it comes to golf is to make sure that you are aware of the type of concessions provided on the course – if any. This is important, because you will need to bring snacks or beverages, if none are available on the course. You don't want hunger pangs half way through a round!
A helpful tip when it comes to golf is to see if you can borrow clubs from a friend or course before investing any money in equipment. This is important because it is a way to find out if golf is right for you without wasting any money at all.
A helpful tip when it comes to golf is to make sure that whenever you hit the ball your main goal is accuracy, with distance second. A ball that is hit short but that is on good line with a good second opportunity is far better than one hit further but in poor lie or with poor visibility to the green.
A helpful tip when it comes to golf is to try playing a golf video game if you are unfamiliar with golf. This is a great learning tool to help you learn the rules, club selection, and overall feel for the game. Of course this will do little to no assistance with your actual performance but it is a great introduction to the game.
Hopefully, you have learned a few new tricks to kick your golf game up a notch or two. Write these tips down and tuck them in with your clubs to take with you the next time you go out for a round and you will find yourself getting better with each swing and loving the game of golf even more!


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Running a business isn't easy. It's all consuming, ever-changing and with the wave of digitisation, means modern businesses are practically running 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Many people will remember the 'Crackberry' almost 20 years ago as an early catalyst. It was one of the first mainstream personal devices that allowed people to send work emails from home which was not great for work-life balance, but fantastic for showing your boss that you're still beavering away at midnight!
Fast forward to today. With the proliferation of smartphones and the heightened need for instant gratification, most goods and services can be bought, sold or shared in just a few clicks. And just like the modern 24 hour news cycle, the business environment has become much more dynamic and fast-changing. It's become necessary for business owners to keep up or be overtaken by more agile competitors. A lot of aspects of running a business have kept pace with the changing world and cloud accounting is a great example of this. However, until recently, accessing business finance has been lagging developments in other areas.
Traditionally, your local bank – most likely the one you have banked with since you were a kid – would be your first port of call for some funding for your business. They would have asked for a business plan, reams of supporting documents, probably a mortgage on your home, and with a little luck you might have received an approval two months later.
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Climate change and new migration flows: climate migration impacts on EU immigration and asylum policy
23 April 2010, Heinrich Böll Stiftung Zagreb
Margit Ammer, Boltzmann Institute of Human Rights
The legal status of 'climate refugees' under international human rights and refugee law
Many of the consequences of 'unequivocal' global warming mentioned by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in its Fourth Assessment Report 20071 are already reality for many people today. However, the intensity and quantity of disasters2 and environmental degradation is on the increase.3 Developing countries are and will be particularly affected by the impacts of climate change.4
Climate change and human rights
For human beings the implications of climate change on their everyday lives are the following: Crop yields will decrease, which poses a major problem for developing countries, in which agriculture is still the main source of income for the majority of the population;5 it will become an even greater problem in combination with population growth. Further repercussions are the shortage in safe drinking water, the destruction of housing and adverse impacts on human health through extreme weather events and changes. Thus, basic needs, which are necessary to live a life in dignity (e.g. food, water, housing or health), are affected. Those basic needs find their expression in human rights belonging to everyone of us: the right to an adequate standard of living (which comprises the right to food, water, housing), the right to health and in extreme cases also the right to life. Since some human beings and communities will be affected by the negative impacts of climate change more than others, the right to non-discrimination and equality is at stake as well:6 already disadvantaged groups of the population, in particular poor people in marginalised groups (due to e.g. age, sickness, disability, gender, indigenous origin) are most vulnerable to the negative impacts of climate change. They often live in high-risk zones (low-lying areas, arid zones) and are least in a position to adapt to the consequences (e.g. due to lack of financial resources, political participation, lack of rights, lack of access to information), which further contributes to their powerlessness.
But who is responsible for ensuring and protecting the human rights of those persons affected, in most cases living in developing countries? We know that most of the global warming of the past fifty years was – according to the IPCC – 'very likely' due to anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions,7 which can be historically attributed to a great extent to developed states. However, under traditional international human rights law, it is the home state of the persons affected, i.e. in many cases a developing country, which is primarily responsible to respect, protect and fulfil human rights and in particular to guarantee equal access to all basic human rights for all persons. Thus, climate change (caused to a great extent by emissions by third states) is now putting an additional burden on such countries.
Climate change and displacement & the importance of preventive measures
Today it is clear that due to the denial of the bases of livelihood displacement is inevitable and already happening. Still, since the consequences of climate change depend on the exposure, risk, vulnerability, and coping capacity of the countries and communities,8 measures relating to mitigation and adaptation can reduce the extent of displacement considerably. Thus, it is of utmost importance to recognise that the reception of 'climate refugees' forms only one element of the solution and to be aware of the significance of preventive measures to be taken in different areas (e.g. development cooperation, human rights, humanitarian assistance, environmental protection).9 In particular, strengthening the resilience of communities through poverty reduction and empowerment of the people affected can help adapting to climate change impacts and avoiding displacement. Empirical research projects such as the EACH-FOR project (which assessed forced migration scenarios in 23 countries) have already started to investigate the impacts in more detail.
While the number of persons already displaced and to be displaced in the future by the impacts of climate change is disputed,10 research initiatives have started to shed light on this issue: according to a study by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) together with the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) of the Norwegian Refugee Council several millions of persons are already displaced due to climate-related disasters each year;11 the study was based on a typology of the consequences of climate change used by the UN Representative of the Secretary General (SG) on Human Rights of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) (Walter Kälin) and UNHCR; this typology should help in considering displacement scenarios and question relating to the legal status:12
So-called 'hotspots of displacement' are small island developing states, Africa, mega-deltas in Asia and the polar regions.14
Still, it is unclear whether or what kind of legal protection should be accorded to those displaced. In the following the status quo of the legal status under international human rights and refugee law including its current challenges are explored. Based on that, possible solutions to the problem are discussed.
The notion 'climate refugees'
While researchers and politicians started using the term 'environmental refugees' already in the mid-1980s15 and – with increasing scientific consensus regarding the impacts of climate change – also the notion 'climate refugees', there does not exist any legally binding definition of this term. Many experts and UNHCR even warn of using this term since it might deteriorate the legal status of political refugees.16 In recent research projects working definitions regarding 'environmentally displaced persons (EDPs)' are used to make the separation from the term 'refugee' more visible.17
In the following the notion 'internal/international climate refugee' or 'internal/international climate displacee' is used interchangeably without implying the application of the Geneva Refugee Convention to this category of persons; it is referred to persons and communities who see themselves forced or were forced to leave their homes mainly due to climate-induced degradation (i.e. see their basic needs to live a life in dignity threatened) or who – if returned to their homes – would face a real risk of a serious threat to their lives or livelihoods.
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|Chapter 2 – Introduction to International Human Rights Law
|The Human Rights of Refugees: The Italian Solution
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|Human Rights Law: a basic Bibliography
|Impact of Globalisation on Family Law and Human Rights in Taiwan
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Hodaka Maruyama's Shameful Behavior Exposed
A roundup of the most significant news stories from Japan reported on May 31, 2019.
A roundup of the most significant news stories from Japan reported on May 31, 2019.
SNA (Tokyo) — Japan's ultranationalist elite, shut out of the mainstream discourse of a significantly civil society and venues such as broadcast television, have found a cozy new home for their creative history and effusions of ethnic supremacy on the American website YouTube. Although there
Almost seventy years after the guns fell silent, the Second World War remains very much present in the media, with frequent reminders of the human cost of the conflict. In the case of Japan this includes the fate of the soldiers and civilians captured in the closing days of the war, when the Soviet Union declared war and quickly overran Manchuria.
Almost seventy years after the guns fell silent, the Pacific War still haunts Japan in many ways. While the country's reconstruction took place successfully, and Tokyo found a place in the Pax Americana underpinning economic growth in the Pacific for decades, historical disputes often make headlines and act as an obstacle to deeper relationships with countries such as South Korea.


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Forxiga approved in Europe for type-1 diabetes
25 March 2019 07:00 GMT
Forxiga approved in Europe for type-1 diabetes
Forxiga is the first oral medicine approved in Europe as an adjunct to insulin for adults with type-1 diabetes and the first AstraZeneca medicine ever approved for type-1 diabetes
The European Commission (EC) has approved Forxiga (dapagliflozin) for use in type-1 diabetes (T1D) as an adjunct to insulin in patients with a BMI ≥ 27 kg/m2, when insulin alone does not provide adequate glycaemic control despite optimal insulin therapy. This is the first approval of Forxiga for the treatment of patients with T1D.
Elisabeth Björk, Senior Vice President, Head of late Cardiovascular, Renal and Metabolism, R&D BioPharmaceuticals, said: "Forxiga is the first oral medicine approved in Europe as an adjunct to insulin for people living with type-1 diabetes whose glucose levels are not adequately controlled with insulin alone. We look forward to bringing Forxiga to a patient population that has not had any approved oral medicines available before."
The approval is based on data from the Phase III DEPICT clinical programme for Forxiga in T1D. The short-term (24 week) and long-term (52 week) data from DEPICT-1, along with the short-term data from DEPICT-2, showed that Forxiga 5mg daily, when given as an oral adjunct to adjustable insulin in patients with inadequately-controlled T1D, demonstrated significant and clinically-meaningful reductions from baseline in average blood glucose levels HbA1c (primary endpoint), weight and total daily insulin dose (secondary endpoints) at 24 and 52 weeks.1,2,3
The safety profile of Forxiga in these T1D trials was consistent with its well-established profile in type-2 diabetes (T2D), with the exception of a higher number of diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) events in Forxiga-treated patients. DKA is a known complication for adults with T1D that affects those with T1D more frequently than with T2D. Forxiga is already indicated as a monotherapy and as part of combination therapy in adults with T2D to improve glycaemic control, with the additional benefits of weight loss and blood pressure reduction, as an adjunct to diet and exercise.
Forxiga is currently under regulatory review in Japan and the US for use as an adjunct treatment to insulin in adults with T1D, with a decision expected in the first and second half of 2019, respectively.
About type-1 diabetes
T1D is a chronic disease in which the pancreas produces little or no insulin. Approximately five percent of people living with diabetes have type-1. The condition is caused by an autoimmune reaction that destroys the beta cells in the pancreas which make insulin.4 Different factors, including genetics and some viruses, may contribute to type-1 diabetes.5
About the DEPICT clinical programme
The DEPICT (Dapagliflozin Evaluation in Patients with Inadequately Controlled Type 1 Diabetes) clinical trial programme consists of two clinical trials: DEPICT-1 (NCT02268214) and DEPICT-2 (NCT02460978). DEPICT-1 and DEPICT-2 are 24-week, randomised, double-blinded, parallel-controlled trials designed to assess the effects of Forxiga 5mg or 10mg on glycaemic control in patients with T1D inadequately controlled by insulin. All patients were evaluated at week 24 and after a 28-week extension (52 weeks in total). Forxiga 10mg has not been approved for the treatment of T1D.
About Forxiga
Forxiga (dapagliflozin) is a first-in-class, oral once-daily selective inhibitor of human sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 (SGLT2) indicated as both monotherapy and as part of combination therapy to improve glycaemic control, with the additional benefits of weight loss and blood pressure reduction, as an adjunct to diet and exercise in adults with T2D. Forxiga has a robust clinical trial programme of more than 35 completed and ongoing Phase IIb/III trials in over 35,000 patients, as well as more than 1.8 million patient-years' experience.
About AstraZeneca in Cardiovascular, Renal & Metabolism (CVRM)
Cardiovascular, renal and metabolism together form one of AstraZeneca's main therapy areas and a key growth driver for the Company. By following the science to understand more clearly the underlying links between the heart, kidneys and pancreas, AstraZeneca is investing in a portfolio of medicines to protect organs and improve outcomes by slowing disease progression, reducing risks and tackling co-morbidities. Our ambition is to modify or halt the natural course of CVRM diseases and potentially regenerate organs and restore function, by continuing to deliver transformative science that improves treatment practices and cardiovascular health for millions of patients worldwide.
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2. Mathieu C, Dandona, P, Gillard, P, et al. Efficacy and Safety of Dapagliflozin in Patients With Inadequately Controlled Type 1 Diabetes (the DEPICT-2 Study): 24-Week Results From a Randomized Controlled Trial. Diabetes Care 2018;41:1938-1946
3. Dandona P, Mathieu C, Phillip M, et al. Efficacy and safety of dapagliflozin in patients with inadequately controlled type 1 diabetes: The Depict-1 52 week study. Diabetes Care 2018 Dec; 41(12): 2552-2559
4. "Diabetes Home." Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 15 Aug. 2018, www.cdc.gov/diabetes/basics/type1.html.
5. Type 1 Diabetes." Mayo Clinic, Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research, 7 Aug. 2017, www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/type-1-diabetes/symptoms-causes/syc-20353011.


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St Raphael's, Cowra
St Raphael's Inaugural Year 12 at the Graduation Mass
Yr 12's versus Kinder at the School Fun Day
Welcome Archie! Matilda Proctor, Kate Price, Josephine Gundersen and Jaidyn Miller with St Raphael's bull
St Raphael's public speaking team: Olivia McLennan, Kate Price, Jaida Smith, Annaleise Prescott, Lucy Proctor,
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The inaugural class of Y11, 2016
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St Raphael's inaugural Year 12 graduates
Formal school days have come to an end for Y12 students at St Raphael's Catholic School.
The school community farewelled its first Y12 cohort with a number of special events which focused on significant elements that form the school and its members, past and present.
Students and staff were treated to a special lunch in the Hospitality faculty, as an expression of gratitude for the years of connection between these young people and the infants, primary and secondary staff who have guided them.
Fun, games and lots of laughter were enjoyed at the whole school picnic where everyone joined in the games: piggy-back races, wheelbarrow races, tug-o-war and the much anticipated staff versus students dodgeball match.
The final day for Y12 was filled with four events of memory and celebration. We began with the Graduation Assembly where students were presented with various awards including 'First in Course' and 'Application' Awards and special awards: 'The Long Tan Leadership Award', 'St Raphael's Caltex All Rounder' and 'The Brigidine Award'.
A special feature of the ceremony was the formal handover of the symbols of academic and faith life of the School from the 2017 school leaders to the incoming leaders.
At the conclusion of the ceremony, a special morning tea provided by St Raphael's staff members, was held in the Heritage Courtyard where students, families and staff enjoyed time to reflect and relax.
The Graduation Mass was held at St Raphael's Church, Cowra where the theme of Be a Light for the World was symbolised in words, song and the handing over of a candle to each student by their teacher mentor. A highlight of the Mass was the presence of the staff choir, whose performance was a special gift to the graduating class.
The final event of the day was the Graduation Dinner, held at the magnificently decorated Civic Centre. Again, a team of staff members co-ordinated this event and the evening was enjoyed by all. The night was filled with memories, laughs, formal presentations, and above all, great joy, as these students have reached this part of their life journey.
St Raphael's is very proud of the 2017 Y12 Class, as it is of all its students.
Susan Whitely
Archibull has arrived at St Raphael's
The beast, or rather the bull, has finally arrived and projects for our entry in the Archibull Prize are well underway.
What is the Archibull Prize? The Archibull Prize is a world renowned program with curriculum-linked teaching resources which explore the role agriculture plays in the health, wealth and happiness of Australians and many other people around the world.
Only 30 schools in Eastern Australia have qualified for this year's Archibull and St Raphael's Catholic School has the honour of representing our area in the competition.
The theme for 2017 is 'Feeding, Clothing and Powering a Hungry Nation' and encourages students and teachers to address one of the greatest challenges to Australian agriculture - climate change, food and fashion waste, declining natural resources and biosecurity. The program design invites the students to be part of the solution by sharing their ideas on how to tackle these challenges as individuals, as a community and as the mums and dads of the next generation.
Put simply, the Archibull Prize brings the farm into the classroom. Special thanks to Mrs Date for her energy, enthusiasm and passion for this project - she has the whole school excited about Archie.
Secondary students showing their skills
Our secondary school students have be demonstrating their skills in public speaking and spelling in fine style over recent weeks.
The public speaking team of Jaida Smith, Kyle O'Brien, Kate Price, Olivia McLennan, Lucy Proctor and Annaleise Prescott travelled to compete in the annual CWA Competition in Orange.
The students spoke with confidence and aplomb with entertaining and thoughtful presentations. In very large section of more than 45 competitors, our team represented the school with pride. We look forward to next year to build on this year's success.
Secondary students also participated in the House Spelling Competition with the finalists for the Diocesan Spelling Bee being decided.
In a very exciting, nail-biting final the 2017 winning house was Kilbreda. Each house fielded four representatives in the Stage 4 and 5 finals with the first two competitors qualifying to represent St Raphael's at the Diocesan Spelling Bee in Wellington
Congratulations to the finalists:
Stage 5: Owen Munro, Ellie Garlick, Samuel Frazer, Ky Thompson, Parneet Kaur, Benjamin Myers, Benjamin Azzopardi, Thomas Treasure, Emma Chalker, Logan Leatherland and Jordan Triming.
Stage 4: Raziq Shaji, Laura Casey, Ruby Frazer, Matilda Proctor, Cameron Melton, Matthew Mallon, Grace Richmond, Cameron Forsyth, Depp Ryan-Lukasiak, Mollie Pozza and Jessica Trengove
Our spelling team of Owen, Jordan, Raziq and Laura competed impressively in Wellington and represented their school with pride - St Raphael's Super Spellers!
Sue Whiteley
Swimming Champs and Football Greats at St Raphael's
A great way to cool off in Cowra's heat is to spend time at the local pool. St Raphael's Swimming Carnival gave participants plenty of opportunity to cool down and enjoy some vigorous competition recently.
There was a good mix of events with championship races for all age groups as well as a great array of novelties for all to have a go. This year's winning house was Raphael.
Many thanks go to Miss Isedale, the chief organiser and our many volunteer helpers for supporting such a fun event.
In late February, St Raphael's students were lucky enough to enjoy some coaching tips from Rugby League greats who were riding through Cowra on their Harley Davidsons. The football legends shared the message about youth homelessness on behalf of Fr Chris Riley and his Youth off the Streets Foundation.
Horizons Program at St Raphael's
The Horizons Program is an initiative that began in 2016 and aims to create opportunities for our students to encounter people who, by their own life story, broaden the horizons of our students.
We have been fortunate to welcome ex-student Dr Amber Beavis, a research assistant to Australia's Chief Scientist, and Michael Brissenden, ABC foreign correpondent. Recently eight Y12 students were invited to attend a Women's Graduate Dinner where another ex-student, Dr Rachael Diprose was the guest speaker. Rachael's message to our young women was to make the most of opportunities which come your way and to be open to change.
Susan Whiteley
St Raph's embraces technology
At the end of term two, all stage 4 and 5 students, along with 14 teachers from St. Raphael's Catholic School in Cowra, spent a day in Canberra immersed in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) experiences.
What a great day! In a jam packed program, visits were made to Questacon, the Royal Australian Mint and the Ian Potter Technology Learning Centre.
In small groups, students actively experienced a multitude of creative, analytical and problem-solving challenges, as well as investigating the scientific processes involved in the making of money.
Workshops at the Technology Learning Centre focused on taking recycled materials and using state of the art equipment to build structures which could solve everyday problems. Students negotiated, consulted, experimented and designed a variety of structures. The range of designs was truly amazing and indicative of the active minds and enthusiasm of St Raphael's students to embrace STEM and the challenges of learning.
A visit from Spiderwoman
Like many little girls growing up in the bush, Dr Amber Beavis, while still a student at St Raphael's School, Cowra, was fascinated by the creepy-crawlies in the paddock. Remembered by her teachers as a talented student with wide-ranging interests, she has followed her delight in learning - gaining a PhD on the funnel-web spider, completed post-doctoral study at the University of California and has done further research in Samoa and Tokelau.
As an arachnologist (aka spider scientist or popularly, Spiderwoman!), Amber worked from 2012-2015 at the Western Australian Museum identifying arachnid species. During this time, she discovered her talent for science, communication and the use of storytelling techniques to translate complex data into compelling narratives, through radio broadcasting. In 2015, she was named as one of ABC Radio National - UNSW Top 5 Under 40 Scientists, leading to work on Life Matters, Offtrack, and the Science Show.
Recently, Amber decided to hang up her lab coat and to exchange her life behind a microscope for a career in science communication in Canberra, joining the office of Australia's Chief Scientist as a Senior Researcher. Overall, she is passionate about using storytelling to engage diverse audiences in life-long scientific learning.
As a special favour to her old school, Amber spoke with students last month, about her love of science and how growing up and being educated in a country environment has helped equip her in following her chosen path.
This is another of the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) events being promoted by St Raphael's for our students, as we educate young people for the exciting opportunities presented by the 21st century.
Susan Whiteley
Refurbished School – Refurbished School Crest
St Raphael's has been undergoing some impressive changes recently. The School is now a K-12 School with the first cohort of Y11 students commencing at the beginning of this year.
The expansion and upgrades to buildings and facilities have recently been completed. Watch out in Term 3 for an official opening to showcase our students and their work.
Whilst there have been many upgrades to facilities to ensure the school maintains its traditions in a contemporary world, it was also decided to upgrade the school crest, to bring it into this new environment.
The crest represents who we are, how we educate our students, what our values are that underpins the life of our school.
The background story of the St Raphael's School Crest is based on the foundations the school is built upon - the charism of the Brigidine sisters. Each element represents this link to our founding sisters:
- St Brigid Cross: this is the badge of the Congregation of St Brigid. The Square: this represents the four corners of the world
- Lamp of Knowledge: this represents the light of Christian faith and the light of learning
- Large cross of diamonds – this is taken from the badge of Bishop Daniel Delaney, who founded the Brigidine Sisters.
- Strength and Gentleness: this was the motto of the Bishop Daniel Delaney and represents the characteristics of Brigid of Kildare.
For more information about St Raphael's Catholic School, Cowra contact the School on 6342 2940 or visit the website www.straphaelscowra.catholic.edu.au
Michael Gallagher
New Year celebrations at St Raphael's
2016 has begun in a big way at St Raphael's Catholic School with new and exciting things happening in all parts of the school.
School life has begun for a happy band of Kindergarten students who are already in the swing of "big school" with their teachers Mrs McNamara and Miss Blazley. Who knows where the education journey will take these little ones, but they have certainly made a great beginning.
Y11 students are extremely focused and enjoying the experience of trail blazing the education journey in the school. New staff members have joined the school and bring a great deal of senior school experience to the already high quality of teaching at the school.
Another cause for celebration is the sensational school garden which has just been named a finalist in magazine Country Style's Harvest Table Australia-wide school competition. One of eight finalists (four from NSW), the prolific vegetable plot has given enormous scope for a band of gardeners from across the school. The prime mover for the garden is Mrs Alison Rutledge whose energy and passion for the project is boundless. The possibilities the garden has created for interested students continue as another aspect of learning at St Raphael's grows and grows.
The School joins in celebrating the achievements of ex-students who completed the HSC in 2015. Many successes have been reported and the challenge of post-school life awaits. Congratulations to ex-student Maddison Johnson on being chosen to attend the National Science and Youth Forum in Canberra. Maddison always exhibited the qualities of a serious student who had a clear understanding of her life goals. She was Dux of St Raphael's in 2014.
The construction of the new secondary building is progressing well and is almost at completion. The facilities include VET Hospitality and VET Construction, Science Laboratories, Art room, 5 classrooms, and change rooms. The school has been buzzing and are looking forward using these facilities.
2016 has begun full of great possibilities in education at St Raphael's.
Andrew Casey
Y9 Students Complete the Student Catechists Helper Program
Ten Y9 students recently worked with Vicki Mair and Helen Ryan to complete the Student Catechist Helper Program. The students are assisting Catechists at Mulyan and Holmwood Public Schools in Special Religious Education (SRE) classes. In program involved the students completing an introduction to the Ministry of SRE, Child Protection and Safety, as well as an introduction to the curriculum used by the Catechists, Classroom Behaviour and Management, and Nurturing their own Faith.
Thanks goes to the Religious Education Coordinator of St Raphael's, Peta Bischof for her dedicated assistance to bring this program to fruition.
Young People Brave Cold for a Good Cause
On Friday 20th June, 16 brave young people slept rough to make a difference in our world. The volunteer students from St Raphael's Catholic school spent the night exposed to the elements as they participated in the NSW Vinnies School Sleepout.
As part of St Vincent de Paul's program to help open the eyes of Australians, the NSW Vinnies School Sleepouts program came to life. The NSW Vinnies School Sleepouts provide a unique insight into the complex issues that people experiencing homelessness face and provides a physical outlook on the issues of being a homeless person. The program helps raise important funds for Vinnies' homeless services and also helps raise awareness to the issue of homelessness. The program also helps not only the poor and homeless in NSW, but encourages students to connect with their community and understand what is happening around them. It also challenges schools and communities to make a difference to those experiencing homelessness in local areas.
The NSW Vinnies School sleepout program brings up the idea of social justice in Australia and this challenges students and people in the community to understand what it is like to be one of the less fortunate in our community. It also helps open the eyes of the next generation, who will inherit the ever growing problem of homelessness, of what is really going on and the evident problem there is and this will help students break the stereotypical idea of a homeless person and really understand what it is like to live in an unsafe and uncertain world.
Being involved in the event had three dimensions. Firstly, to become more aware of the issues of homelessness in Australia and raise awareness of the problem. Secondly, to raise money to support the great work of St Vincent de Paul, and lastly to sleep rough in an effort to gain some experience of what homeless people face.
The "sleepout" was supported by our local St Vincent de Paul, who pointed out to the students that homelessness is a problem in Cowra. They were impressed and grateful to the young people for their participation and stressed Cowra Vinnies will be well supported by money raised.
The students were joined in their efforts by eight teachers who saw this as a valuable cause and wanted to show their support.
All involved saw the "Vinnies School Sleepout" as a great opportunity to get a reality check about how lucky we are and to do something positive to change the situation around homelessness in Australia. Thanks to the support of a very generous community the group have raised over $4500 and are still going.
Peta Bischof
Bishop's Choice Winner
Samantha MacCabe of 6C was humbled and delighted to receive the Bishop's Choice award for her painting entitled "The Special Night".
Samantha's painting was chosen from 122 final entries submitted by Y6 students across our Bathurst Diocese.
Samantha's painting is now hung in St. Mary's Cathedral Sydney where it will be judged by a panel including Cardinal Pell. Good luck Samantha!
Our school community is very proud of Samantha and all of our 2013 Y6 students who, for the first time, have entered this prestigious competition. Well done to Ms Slaven and Mr Colemane for encouraging Y6 to display their artistic skills with such competence and to write an accompanying explanation of their artistic work. All paintings represented an excerpt from the Christmas story in the Bible.
Jenny White REC
Mind Games Success
As one of a number opportunities provided to students at St Raphael's School who excel in academic work, an Academic Olympics is held each year at James Sheahan School, Orange.
Participating schools attend from all over the Central West and further away, from Catholic, State and private education sectors. Schools can enter 2 teams of 6 students for the Olympics. 45 teams participated in the competition.
The day is jam-packed full of challenging, mind-bending activities ranging from Forensics to Engineering to Drama to Problem Solving. All the activities are timed and collaboratively solved and presented.
St Raphael's students enjoyed a fantastic experience, working very effectively in their teams to challenge themselves and compete strongly against all other teams.
One team from St Raphael's was 1st placed Secondary Team. The other team was placed in the top 10 teams.
Another huge success for our students, again representing the smallest high school in attendance on the day.
Sue Whiteley


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The Country Girls, by Edna O'Brien
The Only Story, by Julian Barnes
Well, this was an interesting one. Very rarely do two groups differ quite so markedly in their assessment of the same book!
It was definitely a book that prompted a lot of discussion, often far-reaching beyond the scope of the immediate story, so that in itself gives the book some merit.
Larchfield, by Polly Clark
Milkman, by Anna Burns
Educated, Tara Westover - January 2019
Go, Went, Gone by Jenny Erpenbeck. Review November 2018
Starting off on our usual quantitative 'first reaction' scale, I'm afraid this one came in high on the tedious and boring side. However, I think we would all concede that just because we didn't like Richard very much ( in my mind forever to be Jim in The Archers!), it doesn't mean that the book was lacking in substance. In fact, in many ways the writer tried too hard to pack all her meticulous research and findings into the story. A little more loose creative touch might just have given it the 'good read' factor and lifted this book into very worthwhile territory. As it stands, it's a little too 'worthy and uncomfortable' and not just as worthwhile.
When Jenny Erpenbeck does develop the story – and doesn't she write very well in the man's voice? – there are moments which are really touching and poignant. The moment with the first piano lesson, the observation that the men's mobile phones really were their lifelines – these were well constructed and emotional passages. But there was a lot of intellectual rumination, perhaps too early in the story and way before we had developed any sympathy with Richard or his new friends. Whilst it clearly is a deliberate narrative style for Richard, we could do with some more cracks into his soul…. everything we learn about him, from his adultery to his difficult relationship with his wife, simply adds to our lack of empathy with him. The ongoing metaphor of the dead man in the lake alludes to Richard's own state, but this is not explored in any depth. Each of his new friends is given a metaphor via his classical adopted name – but the meaning behind this is not explored for us.
The writer's own life does parallel that of Richard's, as an ex DDR ( East Germany) citizen who then became 'assimilated' rather quickly into the democratic West at the end of the 1980's. This unease and uncertainty about where he now belongs sits in parallel to the immigrant's plight and adds a layer of empathy and understanding that the 'first world citizen' might not recognise. However the book is definitely 'politics light' - it sticks firmly to the human stories and prefers to steer away from making any character in the book too overtly political. The various asylum seekers are portrayed generally as world innocents, caught up in bureaucracy not of their making.
Politically, this novel adds significantly to the task for fiction of understanding contemporary immigration. There is a clarity of understanding about the reality of today's asylum seekers and job seekers, and a comprehensive world view of where and how Africa clashes with Europe. Plus a sceptical yet realistic view on what can or should be done to 'fix' the issues. Towards the end there are some powerful thoughts on Germany, where it stood historically in terms of fairness and justice, and reflections on how the Nazi period has constantly overshadowed the rest of its history.


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Location: Hilton London Metropole
Date: Tuesday, 4 March 2014
Time: 11:45 am-12:45 pm (local time)
Topic: Evolution of end-to-end: why the Internet is not like any other network
In 2004, the IAB published RFC3724, "Future of End-to-End". The document reviews the important aspects of "smart endpoints, dumb network", and articulates some perspectives on how Internet engineering was evolving to address those key aspects. Ten years later, evolution has continued -- and the Internet's deployment and evolution are taking new directions in the face of growing awareness of the threat of pervasive monitoring of network traffic. How do we define the end-to-end principle today and is it still an important piece of ensuring a robust, reliable and trusted Internet in 2020?
Each of 3 panelists will present their predictions for the state of one of the 3 facets (network, endpoints, infrastructure/middle) in 2020, followed by questions and interactive discussion.
Leslie Daigle, Internet Society
Leslie Daigle is the Chief Internet Technology Officer for the Internet Society. She has been actively involved in shaping the Internet's technical evolution for more than a dozen years. Her role with the Internet Society is to provide strategic leadership on important technical issues as they relate to ISOC's ongoing programs. She has worked with the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) since 1995, and was an appointed member of the related Internet Architecture Board (IAB) from March 2000 to March 2008.
Fred Baker -- Smart network
Fred Baker has been involved in computer networking technologies since 1978, and in Internet Technology since 1986, and in the IETF since 1989. He has chaired the IETF and several of its working groups, served on the IAB and other boards, and written a number of RFCs relating to technologies and operations in and around the network layer. He is currently employed by Cisco Systems.
Harald Alvestrand -- Smart endpoints
Harald Alvestrand has worked for Norsk Data, UNINETT (the university network of Norway), EDB Maxware, Cisco Systems and, since 2006, for Google. He has been active in Internet standardization via the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) since 1991, and has written a number of RFCs, including RFC 1766, the first standard for language tags in Internet protocols. In the IETF, he has been an area director of the Applications area (1995-1998) and of the Operations & Management area (1998-1999; a member of the Internet Architecture Board (1999-2001), and served as chair of the IETF from 2001 to 2006. He was alternate chair of the ICANN DNSO General Assembly from December 1999 to April 2001, and was a member of the WIPO panel of experts on the DNS in 1998-1999. He is currently a board member of NORID (the .no domain name registry), ICANN and the Unicode Consortium.
Andrew Sullivan -- Infrastructure in the middle
Andrew Sullivan has been involved in Internet technologies, specifically the Domain Name System, since 2001; and with the IETF since 2005. He served as co-chair of the DNS Extensions working group from 2008 until it closed. He has spent most of his Internet career working on the seam of Internet infrastructure operations and protocols. Andrew previously worked for Afilias and consulted for ICANN on the deployment of Internationalized Domain Names. He now works for Dyn, a US-based company that provides DNS and SMTP services. He was appointed to the IAB in 2013.


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Description Of Duties
Do you love singing and would like to work with little children? Can you sing in tune and would love a job that fits around your family? We have the perfect solution.
We are Rhythm Time – award-winning fun and developmental music classes for babies and toddlers.
With nearly 150 children across the York area enjoy our classes and we now need someone who's lively, enthusiastic and organised to join our team as we start brand new classes near Selby in the Autumn.
Initially, you'll observe our current classes in the York area, so you'll get a great understanding of how they're run to our high-quality standards. You will then be leading classes in the Selby Area.
You'll be provided with:
A full kit of instruments & props
Detailed lesson plans
Initial, ongoing training via video and personal coaching.
The Perks
You'll really enjoy this fun, sociable role, making a difference to little children's lives through our award-winning multi-sensory programme.
Full training and support
Mainly term-time and within school hours
Is this you?
Good singing voice
Good organisational and admin skills
Personable and confident
Have your own transport
Available to initially train at some of our York classes over the summer and in September, and able to start as Class Leader in our new Selby venues from October. You'll be teaching approximately 4 classes a week (plus some extra sessions at local nurseries) but flexibility is required as this may increase in the future. Actual days to be confirmed.
£7 per hour during training and £11 per class as a Class Leader (classes are 30mins long)
Experience/Skills Required
Good singing voice.
Initially 2 mornings a week.
How To Apply
More information and application form visit https://rhythmtime.net/pages/york_selby
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On The Road
The Berlinale 2017 Diaries: Films by Garbarski and Tamasese, Winterbottom's Rock & Roll and Qube Cinema
Qube Cinema and Substance Digital Bye Bye Germany is a Berlinale Special Gala. One Thousand Ropes screens in the Panorama
Having spent a residency at the Jack Kerouac House in Orlando, Florida in 2015, writer and artist Ciara Shuttleworth came to appreciate Kerouac enough that when she was on her way home from Orlando to the scablands of Washington state, she decided to take a Jack Kerouac cut out, "Flat Jack" with her as she took her own road trip West.
"Take your cooler there to stash [up on] bulk yogurts, cheese snacks and lunch meats for the road," she said. "These stores
One of the most evocative stories is of an ambitious mime who happens to be a bunny (as in "Easter," not "Playboy"). Bowers
This kind of life, this all too human life will kill us, but it is that certainty that makes it worth living at all. So for all those who no longer can, let us honor it.
Those days are pretty much done with now. The hotel changed hands a few years back and has been closed for renovations. It's transitioning away from a residential hotel, toward a more traditional role for overnight guests.
Ever since I got into travel writing, I've been told to read the works of Joseph Conrad, Jack Kerouac, Edward Abbey, Bruce Chatwin, Paul Theroux, William Dalrymple, Bill Bryson, and other white men. While I learned a lot from their stories, I was also repeatedly left with questions about misogyny and racial insensitivity.
Why do some of us fall violently ill just by glancing at a book in a moving car, while others can read through an entire road trip without any problem at all? Here's the scientific lowdown on what makes carsickness tick, as well as what you can do to prevent (or at least minimize) its wickedly brutal effects.
I woke up in a hotel room in Las Vegas, the sun high in the sky, ready for my early-morning coffee, the casino almost deserted
When I was I high school in the late '80s I started a recycling club, which still functions to this day, and have always supported the recycling ethos: reduce, reuse, recycle.
From their emotional appeal to their practical advantages, it's no wonder motorcycles have been increasing in popularity in recent years.
The music of America is alive and well, on stage in the hands of the master of the selfless self, the king of the not-one's-one. I'd like to invite Knausgaard to the show, the next time he's here for a visit.
Sometimes, my memories have become so bound up to who I was with at the time, it's hard to say whether I enjoyed the place because I actually enjoyed the place or because I enjoyed the time I spent with that person.
Lunch with Andy Warhol. Some thirteen years later, after the Fair, I was invited to join a half-a-dozen hip, arty, New York types for a midday meal with Andy Warhol. I pride myself on a surefire, rock hard memory. My mind's eye never lets me down.
It's sort of like "On the Road" except the driver is on my car insurance. And when they finally decide to leave Maine (you're where?!), the driver has a cell phone and can call mom about flat tires, stripped lug nuts and how between the four of them, they're down to $2. OK, so it's not like "On the Road" at all.
The movie version of Nathaniel Hawthorne's "The Scarlet Letter" is itself an embarrassment to classic literature, but Demi
This year will give us the Burroughs we envision -- and yet the danger is that the diversity and impact of Burroughs' writing, visual art, audio works, and film experiments will be lost in the endless refraction of the mythologizing mirror.
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Health care in the U.S. truly appears to be at a tipping point. We're in an era of unique opportunity for large employers to lead positive changes as pressure to create a better health care experience at reasonable costs accelerates.
The action-packed 2nd day of NBGH's spring conference offered participants opportunities to challenge their current thinking and explore innovative ideas from leading employers and health care experts.
This week, approximately 500 health benefits professionals, influencers and thought leaders are convening in Washington, DC to explore the "tipping point" of health care and what it might mean for them.
With the new year came a federal mandate for hospitals across the country to release their chargemasters, or price lists, for all services offered at their facilities. What impact will this have on increasing price transparency for the average health care consumer? Will it help or hurt continued price transparency efforts?
The FDA approval and release of treatments for hepatitis C in late 2013 were a game changer in the treatment of this disease. But the price tags caught self-insured employers off guard. The launch of Sovaldi and other therapies paved the way towards a shorter and simplified means to a cure for these patients. This new class of specialty medications was both extremely promising and extremely expensive: for some, prohibitively so.
Health care costs are rising, and the new year will undoubtedly bring new challenges and more transformations. How do employers stay ahead of changes and keep costs low for our employees?
According to a study published this month, physicians estimate that 20.6% of overall medical care is unnecessary. Researchers from Harvard Medical School and Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine interviewed 2,106 doctors from across the United States, asking them about the prevalence and causes of overtreatment.
As we do every year, the National Business Group on Health held its Employers' Summit on Health Care Costs and Solutions in January. The summit provides a forum for close to 100 benefits leaders to come together early in the health care planning cycle to reflect on last year's initiatives, discuss strategy for 2017 and begin to plan for 2018 and beyond. It's an opportunity to share ideas, to network and learn from peers, and to leverage best practices that employers can implement back in the office.
The Business Group is pleased to roll out a Public Policy Issue Brief that offers public policy recommendations to create a more favorable environment for financial sustainability and affordability of specialty medications. At the outset, understanding the challenge is important. With specialty drug expenditures trending at an all-time high and all indicators pointing to sustained increases over time, employers are strategizing on how best to manage growing pharmacy expenditures for this subset of drugs.
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Four Documentary Films
The Filth and the Fury
John Lydon provides the point of view and narrates this Rockumentary film directed by Julien Temple that charts the rise, decline and fall of the Sex Pistols into historical context with Britain's social situation in the 1970s through archival footage from the period. The simple and rough method of merging scenes, the backlite interviews creating talking silohouttes and short cuts reflect the music the documentary covers. John Lydon never sounded smarter articulating the exciting, threatening and depressing story that is the Sex Pistols.
The Filth and the Fury - Trailer
Directed by Julien Temple
Starring John Lydon, Steve Jones, Glen Matlock, Paul Cook, Sid Vicious, Malcolm McLaren
Dogtown and Z-Boys
This documentary film explores the Zephyr skateboard team in the 1970s and the evolving sport of skateboarding. Early surf culture and historical Venice Beach, California visuals and story provide the context of the coverage of a group of teenage surfer/skateboarders and their influence on the history of skateboarding culture. Craig Stecyk composed the film with short scenes and simple, but striking production techniques and combined with the one take feel narration of Sean Penn mimic the urgency and excitement of the time.
Directed by Stacy Peralta
Starring Jay Adams, Tony Alva, Jeff Ho, Stacy Peralta, Craig StecykNarrated by Sean Pen
Exit Through the Gift Shop
A British documentary film directed by street artist Banksy. Suspected of being a mockumentary, this Oscar nominated film tells the story of Thierry Guetta, Mr. Brainwash, and his search to locate and befriend Banksy, only to have the artist turn the camera back on its owner with spectacular results. The film chronicles Thierry Guetta's obsession and eventual fame as a street artist featuring a variety of street artists including Invader, Shepard Fairy and Banksy, whose anonymity is preserved by obscuring his face and altering his voice. As Banksy describes it, "It's basically the story of how one man set out to film the un-filmable. And failed!"
Exit Through the Gift Shop - Trailer
Directed by Banksy
Starring Thierry Guetta, Banksy, Shepard Fairey, Invader, André
Tim's Vermeer
A documentary film about inventor Tim Jenison's effort to duplicate the painting techniques of Johannes Vermeer, in order to test his theory that Vermeer painted with the help of optical devices. Spurred by the book Secret Knowledge by British artist David Hockney and Vermeer's Camera by British architecture professor Philip Steadman, this film is more academic than entertainment. There is a moment of discovery in Tim's pursuit that provides convincing evidence that Vermeer used a camera obscura to guide his painting technique.
Directed by Teller
Starring Tim Jenison, Penn Jillette, David Hockney


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IP56 with additional MIL-810G standards available
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The Final Day. It's dawning on the Riders just what they have achieved, and also what the The Captain's Ride symbolises – to understand what the children and families The Steve Waugh Foundation supports go through with their own struggles of therapy, operations and recovery in every day of their lives.
Over six long and tiring days, every one of the Riders has pushed themselves well past their comfort zone and far beyond what most of them believed they were possible of. Prime Financial Group is incredibly proud to have sponsored this event in 2017, and incredibly proud of the efforts of the Riders who took part.
In the coming weeks we will provide some information on the behind-the-scenes of The Captain's Ride, and also some insight into the amount raised in the 2017 event and how it will be distributed.
Riders – take a well deserved rest!
Spread the word!
We need your continued passion and commitment to help The Steve Waugh Foundation reach their goals – use your Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to tell all you know about The Captain's Ride and they can like our Facebook page for the latest updates, Tour highlights and news.
The Captain's Ride is the premier fundraising event for The Steve Waugh Foundation, and funds raised provide life changing support and champions the stories of children and young adults (0-25 years) with a rare disease that would otherwise have nowhere to turn.
Click here to find out more about The Captain's Ride and to see how you can help The Steve Waugh Foundation.
Photo and Video Credit: The Steve Waugh Foundation.


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I'm pretty sure that, right now, 'Wee' Hughie is my favorite superhero. Though his superpowers are only some advanced strength/durability as part of his job with the Boys, he's definitely got the makings of a top-rate hero, something he demonstrates in "The Boys" #43. Hughie has always been the point-of-view character with a strong conscious and sense of right and wrong, but, in this issue, he takes things a little further, acting in a manner that could not only piss off his boss, Butcher, but also get him killed. But, that's what makes Hughie so great: he does it anyway.
Concluding "The Innocents," this issue brings about a number of confrontations, including one between Hughie and the utterly despicable Malchemical. Hughie has been watching a low-level group of superheroes that are the first we've seen that are genuinely good, decent people. They're not very powerful and have few social skills, but they do try their best to help out. In a previous issue, Hughie even became their friend by saving one of them from choking on a spoon at an ice cream parlor. Here, he steps between them and Malchemical, a typical (for "The Boys") super forced to spend time with the group until a scandal blows over. While noble, taking on Malchemical is stupid and almost gets him killed because of the supe's ability to become any chemical compound he wishes to be.
The conflict between Hughie and Butcher (which Hughie was unaware of) reaches a new level when Mother's Milk gets involved to clear Hughie's name, while Butcher is even more upset that Hughie would risk his life for a group of supers. What really stands out here, though, is, after Butcher deals with Malchemical, he turns his attention to the innocent superheroes, seeing them as responsible for Hughie and Hughie, badly beaten and bruised, crawls up to Butcher and demands that he leave them alone. No matter what, Hughie stands up for the people that need protection, even the few supes that don't deserve Butcher's anger.
As this arc progressed, Darick Robertson's work grew somewhat strained with help from Richard P. Clark. Despite this, his work on this issue is still strong with the emphasis on the emotion of scenes rather than superb line work. Things are a little rough in places, but the sheer emotion that Robertson communicates in Mother's Milk's frustration at what's going on or the horribly beaten Hughie standing up for Super-Duper is astounding. Ennis's writing provides the base of these scenes, but Robertson's art is what sells them.
"The Innocents" has been a mostly jokey arc with Super-Duper as the team of naïve superheroes that are fun to laugh at, but it also highlights the heart of "The Boys" in Hughie, a sweet, caring guy that isn't out to hurt superheroes, but is really out to punish those that aren't doing the job they're supposed to. As the series progresses, it's clear that Hughie is Ennis's ideal of a superhero: someone who does the right thing no matter what. It happens to be mine as well.


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Seagate Unveils Officially Licensed Playstation External Hard Drive
Sony's PS4 console supports users attaching external hard drives to it where they can save some of their files onto, especially given that the storage in the PS4 is fixed and there doesn't seem like there is an easy way to upgrade it short of buying a new console with a larger storage, which actually doesn't make a lot of sense.
However if you've always found that most external drives tend to look kind of ugly and out of place with the PS4, Seagate's got your back. The company has recently announced the Seagate Game Drive which is an officially licensed hard drive for the PS4. For the most part it is very much an external hard drive, save for the fact that it has been colored and given a PlayStation logo to help it better blend in with the console.
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Barcelona president Jose Luis Bartomeu has played down speculation linking Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez with a mega-million euro move to Manchester United.
The Premier League giants have been linked with a €150-million interest in Suarez, but his club have attempted to kill any gossip by declaring their star happy at the Nou Camp.
'We read, we listen, we see this news, but of course, our interest in this particular case is that Luis Suarez is happy at Barcelona,' the president told Sky Sports.
'We are trying to extend his contract with Barcelona and he is one of our big future efforts because he is still young, he has a vision, a lot of ambition.'
Suarez was awarded last season's Golden Shoe as Europe's top scorer while the former Liverpool star also lifted La Liga's Pichichi after topping league's scoring charts.
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"I'll never forget our first date. Daniel picked me up from the dorm I was living in at Trinity Western University and we started talking and laughing as soon as I got in the car. We were driving to Vancouver from Langley, BC which typically takes about 40 minutes to an hour depending on traffic which really isn't too bad. That is, unless you are so nervous and excited for your date that you start driving the wrong direction on the highway…Which is exactly what we'd done! Daniel made the simple mistake of taking the wrong exit and we must have driven a solid 20 minutes before either of us realized we were going the wrong direction. Embarrassing…for both of us. ;)
It turns out when you like being with someone as much as Daniel and I liked being with each other it doesn't really matter if you spend your time in a car, eating at a restaurant, or on an exciting date. We learned a lot while we were dating. We did long distance for what felt like eternity and it felt like we had overcome a lot with one another. We were a good team.
One day, I was hanging out with one of my best friends and we were going to check out an art gallery her mom had recommended. I was getting skeptical as we walked past dark buildings with boarded up windows, and seriously wondered if we had come on the wrong night. I entered the gallery first and upon my first few steps inside was greeted with dozens of candles, blown up photos of Daniel and I lining the walls, lights strung from the roof, and candles forming a path that led to a big, blank white wall. The blank wall lit up in front of me and I felt the strangest feeling knowing that this would forever be a day I would remember as one of the best days of my life. The video was Daniel, explaining why he had chosen to love me and wanted to marry me. As the video finished playing Daniel came out from behind a curtain, knelt down, and asked me to marry him. I said yes." - Brittany
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MIAMI, FL – Congresswoman Frederica S. Wilson and former state senator Eleanor Sobel will hold a press conference on Friday, May 24, to release and distribute the Congressional Consortium for Safe Seniors' Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Response Guide and provide an update on the consortium's work. The guide, which is the result of a collaborative effort by many community partners, will be a helpful resource for nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and other stakeholders and constituents as hurricane season approaches.
Today, Congresswoman Frederica Wilson voted to pass H.R 987, the Strengthening Health Care and Lowering Prescription Drug Costs Act, a major piece of legislation that addresses two top concerns of the American people – lowering prescription drug prices and defending vital protections for people with pre-existing conditions. This bill is a critical component of the For The People agenda.
Washington, D.C. – Today, Congresswoman Wilson voted to pass H.R. 986, the Protecting Americans with Pre-Existing Conditions Act, to block the Trump administration's dangerous October 2018 guidance that gives states the ability to weaken the Affordable Care Act's critical protections for Americans with pre-existing conditions.
Washington, D.C. – Congresswoman Frederica S. Wilson issued the following response to President Trump's call to end surprise medical billing:
Washington, D.C. – On Friday, May 3, Congresswoman Frederica S. Wilson reintroduced the Vaccinate All Children Act to promote the immunization of public school children and prevent public health crises. The legislation would disallow states from offering non-medical exemptions for meeting school vaccine requirements. Children for whom immunization is medically safe would be required to be vaccinated in accordance with the recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices.


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text: Aging With a Progressive Neurologic Disease Rehabilitation Management of the Adult Aging With Parkinson Disease or Multiple SclerosisKarpatkin, Herb DSc, PT, NCS, MSCS; Cohen, Evan PhD, MA, PT, NCSTopics in Geriatric Rehabilitation: July/September 2019 - Volume 35 - Issue 3 - p 172–182 doi: 10.1097/TGR.0000000000000232 Aging With a Progressive Neurologic Disease Buy Abstract Author InformationAuthors Article MetricsMetrics The confluence of an aging population and increasing life expectancy of people with neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson disease and multiple sclerosis means that there is a growing segment of the population who are aging with a neurodegenerative disease. As such, rehabilitation professionals must be prepared for the combined challenges of age- and disease-related changes in physical function. First, a review of age- and disease-related problems experienced by older adults with Parkinson disease or multiple sclerosis will be presented, followed by a description of clinical practices that might be implemented by rehabilitation professionals to best address the problems experienced by these unique populations. Physical Therapy Program, Hunter College—City University of New York, New York (Dr Karpatkin); and Physical Therapy Program—South, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey—School of Health Professions, Blackwood (Dr Cohen). Correspondence: Evan Cohen, PhD, MA, PT, NCS, Physical Therapy Program—South, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey—School of Health Professions, 200 College Dr, PO Box 200, Jefferson Hall, Ste 308, Blackwood, NJ 08012 (email@example.com). The authors have disclosed that they have no significant relationships with, or financial interest in, any commercial companies pertaining to this article. Copyright © 2019 Wolters Kluwer Health, Inc. All rights reserved.