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Churches' Briefing Paper on the Earth Summit
"Great and marvellous are your deeds, Lord God Almighty.
Just and true are your ways, King of the ages.
Who will not fear you, O Lord, and bring glory to your Name?
For you alone are holy.
All nations will come and worship before you,
For your righteous acts have been revealed."
"Take the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God. And pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests."
(Eph.6.17-18)"The work of praying is prerequisite to all other work in the kingdom of God, for the simple reason that it is by prayer that we couple the powers of heaven to our helplessness."
Sunday 1st SeptemberSovereign Lord of all nations, we pray for rulers and statesmen who are called to leadership in the affairs of the world, both those who are now attending the World Summit for Sustainable Development and those who are absent.
Give them the vision to see far into the issues of our time, courage to uphold what they believe to be right, and integrity in their words and motives.
May their service to their peoples promote the welfare and peace of all humankind, through the strength of Jesus Christ our Lord.
(Basil Naylor)
Monday 2nd SeptemberThe present World Summit has been described as an ineffective talking-shop. But Christians know that God's deep purposes cannot be thwarted but must, in his own time, prevail. Pray for God's strength and guidance that we may learn how to build on the lessons learnt from the World Summit, both in our own lives, in our nation and in our attitudes to the world he has created.
Tuesday 3rd SeptemberLord, we know that the statements and communiqués that emerge from many meetings are barely half the story. Grant that the contacts made, the friendships formed and the links cemented at Johannesburg may bear fruit to your glory and for the benefit of the world that you have created.
Wednesday 4th SeptemberKofi Annan, the UN Secretary-General, has identified five areas where concrete results from the WSSD can and must be obtained:
Thursday 5th SeptemberIntroducing the Earth Democracy Movement, Vandana Shiva has said: "We have very simple little Earth directions. Water belongs to all people, therefore water privatization is not on. We didn't invent our brothers and sisters in the plant and animal world, therefore patents on life are not on. When the plants and animals are around us, they can create tremendous prosperity. The real prosperity is the richness of biodiversity in our oceans, our rivers, our lakes, our farms and our forests. If there is one indicator that we need for prosperity, it is the richness of biodiversity. . . Fear, hatred, greed, consumerism, these are the dominant features of the human condition just now. But they are not the dominant features of the way we are supposed to live on this planet. We can make a shift. We have to make a shift."
Friday 6th SeptemberFEASTA, the Foundation for the Economics of Stability, introduced at the WSSD proposals for addressing the fact that most money is created as debt and ceases to exist if the debt is repaid, therefore the money supply needs to grow continually if investors are to be attracted. Thus, as things stand, the money system is in direct conflict with social and environmental limits and takes precedence over them. The proposals are:
1. To establish a genuine world currency;
2. To issue this currency by giving rather than lending;
3. To distribute it on the basis of population rather than economic power;
4. To limit it in a way that ensures that the overall volume of world trade is compatible with global sustainability;
5. Each country to operate two currencies, one for normal commercial exchange, the other for savings and capital transfer; both currencies would have a floating rate vis-à-vis the new international currency;
6. National governments would spend their currencies into circulation rather than allow the banks to create them in the form of debt;
7. To encourage the growth of regional and local currencies. For more details contact FEASTA on 00 353 (0)1491 2773, e-mail email@example.com or visit www.feasta.org
Saturday 7th SeptemberIn the magazine "Prosperity" Richard Greaves in an article entitled "Freedom from Debt Slavery" says that notes and coins account for only 3% of our money supply, the rest being debt to the banks on which interest is payable:
"This pattern is repeated across the globe. Banks are businesses out to make profits from the interest on the loans they make. Since they alone decide to whom they will lend, they effectively decide what is produced, where it is produced and who produces it, all on the basis of profitability to the bank rather than what is beneficial to the community . . . How much could prices fall and wages increase if businesses did not have to pay huge sums in interest payments which have to be added to the cost of goods and services they supply? How much could taxes be reduced and spending on public services such as health and education be increased if governments created money themselves instead of borrowing it at interest from private banks?" For further information ring 0141 332 2214 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.ProsperityUK.com
Sunday 8th SeptemberLord, we all know that while we in our country have an abundance of good things, much of the world is in terrible want;
While we have money enough and to spare,
Vast numbers are desperately poor;
While we have far more to eat than we need,
Multitudes are dying of starvation.
Lord, give us the courage to face these things and to think more deeply about them; and may thought lead to action in whatever way is in our power; for the sake of Jesus who we confess to be our Lord.
(Frank Colquhoun)
Monday 9th SeptemberMasaru Kataoka, a banker of 15 years' experience, finding that banks aim to maximize profits and minimize risks, founded Japan's Citizens' Bank, which lends money at almost zero interest to small businesses run for society's benefit rather than for profit. Since 1989 the Bank has lent 540 million yen to over 100 clients, all of which are businesses linked to local communities. None has failed to repay the loans. Aspiring entrepreneurs need no collateral security: they must clearly explain their ideas and pledge to contribute to society through their business. "Provide whatever services are needed by the local community" says Kataoka "and profit will automatically follow." For further information ring 81 3 3974 7536 or fax 81 3 3974 8550 or visit www.p-alt.co.jp
Tuesday 10th SeptemberHelena Norberg-Hodge, Director of the International Society for Ecology & Culture, points out that in order to control the giant corporations which dominate world trade, more and more regulations are needed, which demand a massive bureaucracy to administer them. Smaller businesses are strangled with paperwork, inspections and fines, while big business happily pays up and grows bigger as their smaller competitors die out. "How many dairies have gone out of business because they had to provide stainless steel sinks when porcelain ones had served them well for generations?" Pray for a reduction in the burden of regulation for small businesses everywhere.
Wednesday 11th SeptemberGlobal trade in food is based on the theory that every nation should specialize in one or two globally-traded commodities which it can produce cheaply enough to compete with every other producer. The proceeds would then be used to buy food for local consumption and so everyone would benefit.
Yet the result has been growing hunger and environmental destruction around the world, e.g.
Thursday 12th SeptemberLocally-produced food requires far less packaging, processing and refrigeration. In the UK at least 25% of all waste is food packaging. There are now nearly 200 produce-box schemes around the UK providing food for 45,000 homes and generating sales of £22 million. Japan has 800-1000 consumer co-ops with a membership of 11 million and a turnover of more than $15 billion a year. In a recent US study of Community Supported Agriculture 60% of farmers said that the most successful aspect of their operations was the strengthened bonds between people, resulting in networks that reconnected people with the land and farmers with the people who eat the food they grow. Pray for the spread of farmers' markets, produce boxes and other means of marketing local produce.
Friday 13th SeptemberAccording to Carol Welch of FoE USA, a halt to environmental destruction requires the reform of the World Bank and IMF. She proposes:
Saturday 14th September"What happened at the Earth Summit?" is the title of a Church and Environment Group conference taking place today at Crawley, Sussex. Details from the Social Responsibility Office at 01273 421021. Pray for all Christians who are meeting around this time to work out the implications of the World Summit at Johannesburg and to decide further action.
Sunday 15th SeptemberShow us, Father, how to respect and protect your creation, not only the animals, birds and all green and growing things, but the soil, air and water by which we live, so that we may not exploit or pollute them for our own profit or convenience.
Help us to cherish these necessities for our survival, and guide those in authority to ensure that the human spirit may not be starved in pursuit of material comfort and wealth.
(Phoebe Hesketh)
Monday 16th SeptemberOccidental Petroleum has pulled out of its oil exploration in the Siriri block of concessions in Colombia after a 10-year campaign by the 5,000-strong U'wa people whose lands were threatened. Their leaders filed lawsuits, lobbied at corporate HQ, mobilized blockades at well sites and won support from campaign groups round the world. However, another Occidental pipeline runs through their land and President Bush is pushing Congress to authorize $62 million in military aid to defend the pipeline. Pray for all indigenous peoples struggling to defend their land from exploitation.
Tuesday 17th SeptemberThe GATS (General Agreement on Trade in Services) was established in 1994 with the aim of dismantling government barriers to the privatization of public services, so as to make it impossible for governments to run public services on a not-for-profit basis without the participation of private companies. Basic services such as water supply, public education, healthcare, postal services and tourism are all under threat. In June the European Commission submitted GATS "requests" for liberalization of service sectors to 109 different countries. Businesses were consulted: elected MEPs were not. However a European parliamentary hearing is to take place in November. This gives us all an opportunity to lobby our MEPs. For their details visit www.europarl.org or ring 020 7227 4300.
Wednesday 18th September"Alternatives to Economic Globalisation: A Better World is Possible" is due to be published in Britain in November. It suggests five actions to reduce corporate power and ensure accountability:
1. Get corporations out of politics. There should a ban on providing political funds or favours. Any person so acting on a corporation's behalf should be subject to criminal penalties including imprisonment;
2. End corporate subsidies. In 1994 US corporations extracted more than $2.6 trillion in such subsidies - roughly 5 times their reported profits, suggesting that the public costs of corporate welfare globally exceed $10.7 trillion a year.
3. Revoke corporate charters. Without a government charter corporations cannot own property, borrow money or sign contracts. Eliot Spitzer, Attorney-General of New York State said in 1998: "When a corporation has been convicted of repeated felonies that harm or endanger the lives of human beings or destroy the environment, the corporation should be put to death, its corporate existence ended and its assets taken and sold at public auction." So far this has not happened, but just one example (Enron or WorldCom?) would send a powerful signal.
4. Eliminate limited liability. Union Carbide has already caused the deaths of 15,000 people in Bhopal due to a plant explosion, but neither its directors nor employees have suffered any penalty. If shareholders were made liable for the actions of corporations, they would seriously consider the effect of major corporate decisions and would evaluate the environmental and human rights record of a corporation before deciding to invest.
5. Build sustainable local communities by giving priority to smaller businesses where people know each other, are dedicated to a common purpose and share rewards equitably.
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Thursday 19th SeptemberA recent WWF report says: "Earth's population will be forced to colonise two planets within 50 years if natural resources continue to be exploited at the current rate . . . The human race is plundering the planet at a pace that outstrips its capacity to support life." In 1959 one country was effectively cut off from the global economy on which it had depended. It adopted strategies that minimized its dependence on chemical inputs and fossil fuels. It prioritized agricultural self-reliance and food security. Its army started to produce its own food and its agricultural headquarters turned its lawns into banana, bean and lettuce gardens. Now it has surplus instead of starvation. That country is Cuba.
Friday 20th SeptemberUS congressman and former Mayor of Cleveland Dennis Kucinich has drawn support in Congress for a bill for the creation of a US Department of Peace. In a far-reaching speech he said: "We should appeal to our leaders to consider that their own bellicose thoughts, words and deeds are reshaping consciousness and can have an adverse effect on our nation. . . With a world at risk, we must find the bombs in our own lives and disarm them. We must listen to that quiet inner voice which counsels that the survival of all is achieved through the unity of all. We must overcome our fear of each other by seeking out the humanity within each of us. The human heart contains every possibility of race, creed, language, religion and politics. We are one in our commonalities. Must we always fear our differences? We can overcome our fears by not feeding them with more war and nuclear confrontations. We must ask our leaders to unify us in courage." For more details ring 001 202 225 5871 or visit www.house.gov/kucinich
Saturday 21st SeptemberToday is UN International Day of Peace. The World Conference on Religion and Peace has initiated a "World Peace Prayer" to be recited annually on this day in all places of worship and meditation. For details write to: Peace One Day, Block D, The Old Truman Brewery, 91 Back Lane, London E1 6QL or ring 0207 4569180 or visit www.peaceoneday.org
Sunday 22nd SeptemberFather, we all long for the peace of the world, but we are so slow to learn what history teaches us, that there can be no peace without justice and no justice without godliness.
Help us to see that peace is the fruit of righteousness and that righteousness is founded on faith: faith in you the living God and your redeeming, transforming love.
In our search for peace, may we get our priorities right, that our quest may not be in vain. (Frank Colquhoun)
Monday 23rd SeptemberA 21-year study by Swiss researchers into organic farming published in "Science" confirms that organic crop production uses less energy, contributes less carbon dioxide to greenhouse gases and sustains larger populations of earthworms, beetles, fungi and wild plants. Last year a long-term American study of apple growing published in "Nature" showed that organically-managed orchards beat conventional pesticide-dependent systems both for environmental and economic sustainability. In 1999 another paper in "Nature" showed that organic cropping systems based on rotations with legumes can help to retain nitrogen and other nutrients in the soil more efficiently than conventional farming methods. Now DEFRA has unveiled an Action Plan to Develop Organic Food & Farming, with £5 million of research funding. For details visit www.adas.co.uk/organic/
Tuesday 24th SeptemberSecond Nature is a Cumbria-based enterprise for producing Thermafleece, a recyclable insulating material made from natural wool. It uses 14% of the embodied energy of equivalent glass fibre insulation and incorporates a pest-proofing process without using boron - a chemical whose toxicity creates serious waste problems. Its founder, Christine Armstrong, won a Country Living Rural Woman Award. Its customers include the National Trust, a Tyneside visitors' centre and a sustainable housing estate in Northumberland. For details ring 01768 486286 or visit www.secondnatureuk.com
Wednesday 25th September"Stufflust" is the cool word for consumerism. According to Tim Cooper, founder of the Centre for Sustainable Consumption at Sheffield Hallam University and chairman of CEL: "There's a well-founded belief that most things will become out-of-date quickly and the new ones will be better." Yet we all know how quickly the attractions of some new gizmo can fade. Nic Marks, author of the "Index of Sustainable Economic Welfare" points out that people buy music in the hope of sharing somehow in an experience: the fact of ownership is secondary. Is this a way out of destructive consumerism? How, in the words of Amory Lovins, can we "learn to meet non-material needs through non-material means"? For Christians there is one way above all other. Pray that our lifestyle, and our communications, may point that way.
Thursday 26th SeptemberBritain's 25 million households churn out 30 million tonnes of waste a year. Of this 81% goes to landfill, with just 11% recycled or composted and 8% incinerated with energy recovery. With household waste increasing by 3-5% a year, there is no way we can escape the alternatives to landfill. According to the EU Landfill Directive 65% of biodegradeable waste now being landfilled must be dealt with by other means. But alternatives are not being developed fast enough, mainly because of siting and planning problems and public resistance to waste facilities of all kinds. Pray for the rapid spread of schemes for the separation of waste at source and for a new emphasis on reducing packaging.
Friday 27th SeptemberIn America an average of one-fifth of every loaf purchased is discarded because it has gone stale or mouldy, while increasing numbers of ready-prepared fresh sandwiches are bought, along with canned or bottles drinks, whose bulk when empty could almost have been designed to fill a bin. British research has shown that buying a small family car with half the fuel consumption of a 4 x 4 vehicle saves, in a single year, the energy equivalent of recycling all the family's glass bottles over four centuries. Pray for all who are pointing ways to a simpler lifestyle, that others less fortunate may simply live.
Saturday 28th SeptemberThe Renew Project in Gateshead receives from the Comet chain all the cookers, washing machines and fridges that are returned in exchange for new purchases. Disadvantaged people involved in the Project are trained to refurbish and repair the goods for re-sale at affordable prices to low-income households. For more information ring 0191 4697068. London Remade has invested £4.8 million into collecting 40,000 tonnes of glass in 2 years from London's pubs, clubs, restaurants and offices and recycling them for construction purposes, such as sharp sand, roadstone and shotblasting. For details ring 020 7665 1536 or visit www.londonremade.com Huddersfield-based Intruplas Ltd. diverts thousands of tyres from landfill by re-using them to make maintenance-free flat surfaces for car-parks, towpaths etc. For details ring 01924 492300 or visit www.intruplas.co.uk The new EU End of Vehicles Directive makes the dismantling and recycling of cars compulsory.
Commercial possibilities are limitless. Who will be the modern Steptoes?
Sunday 29th SeptemberFather, we lay before you the needs of the world's poor, the need for food, clean water, sanitation and fuel. Help us to stand with them in the search for renewable resources that do not destroy your creation. Empower those who are working on gentle technologies appropriate to small communities and give to industrial leaders the strength and integrity to promote such developments. This we ask in the name of Jesus Christ.
Monday 30th SeptemberWaste minimization can be profitable. The 2001 National Recycling Awards went to Leicestershire for their Best Waste Minimisation Project for the year. Their Waste Minimisation Association, comprising thirteen member companies, saved its members £250,000 by cutting the amount of waste going to landfill by 4,000 tonnes a year, reducing water consumption by 7,000 cu.metres, effluent discharges by 50,000 cu.metres and energy use by 8.8 million kW hours. It also identified further savings of £400,000. For more information ring 0116 2333053 or visit www.lwma.sageweb.co.uk
BBC Wildlife.
Green Futures.
Positive News.
Green Christians.
WDM in Action.
For further information and prayer request please write to:
Philip Clarkson Webb
15 Valley View
Tunbridge Wells
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If you are looking for some inspiration for your next PC case mod have a look at some of these Crazy PC Case Mods! I have seen a few of them before but this Microwave PC Case mod stood out. I love how stock the microwave looks.
Something a bit different this week. As you have probably seen we offer many free technical magazines that can be subscribed to by answering a few questions. The contest this week will be a hunt for the matching magazine.
The knife we are giving away this week will help you void warranties like no ones business when you need to crack the next hack open. If you are under age we will have to find something a bit more age appropriate as a prize.
Send an email to contest @ hackedgadgets.com with "Find the Item Contest" as the subject, and the message body consisting of:
The winner will be chosen at random from all of the correct entries.
Added June 14, 2008
The item to guess was a this magazine
The winner is Robert Y.
Thanks to all who entered.
Below is a picture of the prize.
This Robot Power Plant project by Ken Gracey over at Parallax shows how we can get away from using huge batteries for power hungry mobile projects. There are pictures of his second build style after the jump.
"Project Purpose:
To develop an outdoor robot power system which can deliver many more amp-hours of energy than batteries, using a gas engine and a modified automobile alternator. The initial purpose was not to build a robot, but to prototype a Hybrid Power Plant that I could use on an over-the-snow robot. A battery would merely support surges in current demand, like a big capacitor. It wouldn't be there to provide power for anything more than half of a minute. This could lighten my load and extend operating time, particularly for a GPS autonomous robotic project.
After building the Hybrid Power Plant and running some tests on it with real loads I decided to put some motors on it and test it out on an R/C robot requiring much more current. This additional step turned out to be a big eye-opener, and gave me another purpose to the project – to test the system on a robot.
Mechanical Design:
Coupling an alternator to a small gas engine requires that the shafts be perfectly aligned. Small "spider couplings" provide for up to 1 degree of angular misalignment, and 0.01" of horizontal offset. To align the engine and alternator I decided to make this a machining project (I had tried other ways before, and failed!). Using belts and pulleys would be out of the question due to the introduction of more moving parts, increased system slop and noise, and danger of moving parts.
The Hybrid Power Plant would was built by mounting the engine and alternator on their own plates, using a 3/4" aluminum rod as an additional alignment (and to double as handles). Although the alternator had two mounting holes, I opted not to use these since they were offset at different z-axis places. Instead, I machined the front of the alternator flat and drilled/tapped four holes in known locations. These holes allowed me to attach it to its mounting plate and perfectly identify the center shaft. The Honda mini 4-stroke engine (GX35) really needed a clutch – the power curve is way up in the RPMs and it generates little torque until 3,500 RPM. Staton-Inc makes a $60 clutch that has perfect mounting holes, enabling it to be mounted to a plate. I also attached the back and bottom of the engine to four more mounting locations on the base plate. The thought was that by mounting the engine to some sizeable chunks of aluminum I would smooth out vibration by closely coupling it to a mass. "
With just a few tools and a disposable camera you can build an inexpensive stun gun. In the video the wires are simply twisted but you should use a bit of solder to hold the wires securely.
With the Lego NXT being such a versatile platform for building and maintaining projects, I figured I needed to mention this crazy design. Chris Anderson over at diydrones.com built a small RC plane that he transformed into a UAV with a Lego NXT controller and some Robot C code. Any follower of the Lego Mindstorm Series or anyone currently competing in or interested in FIRST robotics will really want to read this!
"By creating a UAV with Lego parts and built in part by kids, we haven't just created a "minimum UAV", we've created a reductio ad absurdum one. If children can make UAVs out of toys, the genie is out of the bottle. Clear use guidelines (such as staying below 400 feet and away from tall buildings) would be welcome, but blanket bans or requirements for explicit FAA approval for each launch will be too hard to enforce. The day when there was a limited "UAV industry" that could be regulated are gone.)"
Be sure to check all his other interesting projects.
You can build this DSLR Camera old Flash Adapter for a few dollars and still use your old trusty camera flashes on your new gear. Looks like a nice simple and robust circuit.
"This instructable shows you how to make a really easy and simple circuit, that protects your new camera from high trigger voltages in old flashes. It is completely safe and will not damage the cameras circuits! It is better than those slave adapters that "look" for a flash, and then quickly activate the flash, since those adapters can be set off by other cameras. If you're at a party, that can be quite annoying.
what you need:
– general soldering equiptment
Matthieu Deru and Simon Bergweiler from the German Research Center have put together an impressive hack that allows you to Fly in Google Earth using the Wii Balance Board
"After hours of testing and C# coding, you can now use your Wii Balance Board as a new input device."

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Rescue a Golden of Arizona
Have a funfilled day on the links during the 9th annual charity golf tournament's largest charity event of the year – Links of Gold. You will be helping to provide medical care and shelter for abused, abandoned and injured Golden Retrievers in Arizona.
The tournament takes place on Saturday, September 17th with a 1:30pm Shotgun Start at Troon North Golf Club, located at 10320 E. Dynamite Blvd., Scottsdale, Arizona.
The format will be a four person scramble. Sign up as a single, with a partner or as a foursome. Both men and women golfers are invited to participate. The entry fee of $145 for a single or $500 for a foursome includes green fees, cart, practice balls, dinner, and prizes. There will be golf skill challenges throughout the course with a chance to win (2) tickets to the 2012 US Open as well as many other wonderful items. Throughout the day Raffle tickets will be sold throughout the day for great items which will be given away during the dinner.
If you are unable to golf, consider joining in for the dinner (Only $30) or sponsoring a hole. A donation of $100, provides you with a sign with your company's name, logo and information placed at one of the tee boxes. As an individual, you can also sponsor a hole and have the name of your pet or person whom you wish to honor or memorialize placed on the sign.You will also be listed in the program of sponsors. Additionally, you may help by donating prizes for the raffle.
Rescue A Golden of Arizona is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that rescues Golden Retrievers who have lost their homes through no fault of their own and places them, through adoption, in their forever homes. The organization been rescuing Golden Retrievers since 1998 and operates in the State of Arizona.
For more information, or to register for golf or just dinner, visit the RAGofAZ website at www.golden-retriever.org, contact Mark Petronzio at 480.278.9473 or email email@example.com.
For the Goldens…


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Baahubali 2: Earns Rs 500 crore before release of the Film.
If reports are to believed, upcoming film Baahubali 2 (Baahubali: The Conclusion) has made some unprecedented pre-release business for a movie. It is said that the film starring Prabhas, Rana Daggubati has already collected more than Rs 500 crore, which is mostly from the sales of its theatrical rights.
Baahubali 2 will release in many languages, including Telugu, Tamil, Hindi and English. Bollywood's famous filmmaker Karan Johar's Dharma Productions is presenting the Hindi version of the film. And it has reportedly paid a record price for its theatrical rights.
Theatrical Rights (Baahubali 2)
- The theatrical rights of the film's Hindi version have fetched a whopping Rs 120 crore.
- The film, meanwhile, has made more than Rs 130 crore from the sales of its theatrical rights in Telugu states.
- Its Tamil Nadu rights have fetched Rs 47 crore.
- In Kerala, the sale of film's distribution rights has made Rs 10 crore and in Karnataka Rs 45 crore.
- The distribution rights of North America has also earned Rs 45 crore while the USA numbers are still unknown.
Satellite Rights (Baahubali 2)
- Sony TV Network has bought the Hindi satellite rights for a whopping price of Rs 51 crore. It is the highest revenue generated by a dubbed film so far. According to reports, this is the highest price for original Hindi films.
- The satellite rights of Telugu version have been sold for Rs 26 crore, while the business details of its Tamil and Malayalam versions are still unknown.
The pre-release business of the Baahubali 2 film is likely to be more than Rs 500 crore, the price for the second part has skyrocketed due to the fan frenzy the film has created with its first part.
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The seasons are changing! Winter is over and spring is here, and summer is on it's way. It's time to get out and enjoy the sunshine and get some vitamin D.
According to the Havard Health Letter being outdoors improves your health! Vitamin D levels rise, you'll get more exercise, concentration will improve, healing will happen faster and you'll be happier. Mind Body Green also has a great article talking about the benefits of the Japanese practice "Forest Bathing" (no nakedness in the woods required!).
This week's challenge is an easy one, we want you to get outside and into your natural element! This can be a walk through the park, a picnic, camping, bike ride, reading a book in the sunshine on your front lawn, gardening, visiting the farmer's market, or even watching the sunset/sunrise with a good friend or family member – anything outdoors and it's completely up to you!
Do these two outdoor activities to receive full points.
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W Magazine published this short article about a mysterious upcoming movie, which the well-known director made using only amateur tools.
The last that we heard from Steven Soderbergh, he'd given up on the idea of retiring from directing films to work with everyone from Daniel Craig to Adam Driver to Riley Keough to Katie Holmes to Hilary Swank on Logan Lucky, his first movie after a five-year hiatus, which is out in August. Now, we know just how un-retired Soderbergh has been: He also shot a film in secret on his iPhone, à la Sean Baker and his highly acclaimed 2015 movie Tangerine.
Like Soderbergh's camera, though, the cast looks to be scaled down in 'Unsane', as the film is currently titled, compared to his upcoming summer blockbuster; so far only Claire Foy and Juno Temple have been confirmed as stars, though both definitely have the chops to carry the drama even when resources are limited. (Foy has won both SAG and Golden Globe awards for her role as a coming-of-age Queen Elizabeth II in Netflix's The Crown, while Temple has recovered from 'Vinyl''s cancellation with an upcoming Woody Allen movie also starring Kate Winslet, and the James Franco-directed film 'The Pretenders'.)


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The Pixies need no introduction. The American alternative rock band is one of the most successful bands of their era.
They formed in Boston in 1986 and they consist of Black Francis (vocals, rhythm guitar), Joey Santiago (lead guitar), David Lovering and…
the recent addition Kim Shattuck (bass, vocals), who joined the Pixies for their European tour this year, following the departure of original member Kim Deal.
The Pixies gave two sold out concerts in German capital on Tue. 8th and Wed. 10th October 2013, where they performed the most popular songs from "Where is my mind" to "Here comes your man" between others.
I was quite disappointment though, because they didn't play my favorite song of them, "Monkeys gone to heaven".
So… where is my mind?


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Hurricane Michael
Early Tuesday morning the National Hurricane Center was reporting Hurricane Michael was 455 miles South of Panama City. The storm's sustained winds had increased to 100 mph and it was moving NNW at 12 mph.
The storm was expected to make landfall Wednesday morning in the Florida Panhandle and Big Bend and could be packing winds of 110 to 120 mph.
Michael is projected to move northeastward across the southeastern United States Wednesday night and Thursday, producing four to eight inches of rainfall, with isolated maximum amounts of 12 inches through Friday in the Florida Panhandle, southeast Alabama and Southwest Georgia.
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The Virginia State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation's Appomattox Field Office obtained two arrest warrants for Alexander H. Fisher, 27, of Waynesboro.
Alexander Fisher is the son of former Augusta County Sheriff Randy Fisher. He was not an employee of the sheriff's office, according to a report today in the News Leader.
State police arrested Fisher at a residence in Newport News on Aug. 21, on one felony count of grand larceny (Code of Virginia 18.2-95) and one felony count of larceny with the intent to sell or distribute stolen property (Code of VA 18.2-108.01).
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POCATELLO 'ÄĒ The Pocatello Police Department is asking for the public'Äôs help in identifying two suspects who robbed a local convenience store on Thursday night.
The armed robbery occurred at approximately 9 p.m. at the K&B Quick Stop located at 2445 S. 5th Ave. Police said the suspects took cash from the convenience store and fled the area on foot heading northbound.
Authorities said he appears to be between 5 foot 3 inches and 5 foot 5 inches, of average build and tattoos on both forearms. The tattoo on the underside of his right forearm is dark, while the tattoo on the upper side of his left forearm is a symbol that was not identified.
Police said he brandished a black semi-automatic handgun during the robbery.
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This week for my English class, we went to one of the teachers at our school to see if she liked and approved our idea for the innovation project we're doing. We were really excited about our first idea, however, at first she was hinting at that she didn't really like it. But, she did talk to us some more and found a different idea for us to carry out.
My group and I were a little disappointed at first because our new idea wasn't what we originally imagined; but after we looked at it through a different perspective, we realized that our new idea could turn out better than our original plan.
In life, there are always going to be circumstances that make us change our plans. However, we must never think that changing the plan means the end of a great idea or journey. Remembering that there's always an alternative is an essential to being positive.
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United States Senator Elizabeth Warren has a new target: the biggest sellers of annuities and the diamond-encrusted rings, iPads, stock options and cruises she says they're using to entice brokers to sell their investments. Warren, the Massachusetts Democrat and prominent critic of Wall Street, sent letters Tuesday to the U.S.'s 15 largest annuity providers, her office said. She wants to know whether perks they provide encourage brokers to put personal interests ahead of the retirement goals of clients.
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"I am concerned that these incentives present a conflict of interest for agents and financial advisers that could result in these agents providing inadequate advice about annuities to investors and selling products that may not meet the retirement investment needs of their buyers," Warren said in the letters to companies including Prudential Plc's Jackson National Life, American International Group Inc. and Lincoln National Corp.
The American Council of Life Insurers, an industry group, said annuity providers are heavily regulated and comply with rules requiring truthful disclosure. Also, contracts in most states allow consumers full or partial refunds, typically within a period of 10 days, if they aren't satisfied, according to the ACLI.
In the letters, Warren said car leases, National Football League Super Bowl-style rings and other perks are widely known in the industry and appear to be "kickbacks directed at annuity agents and brokers." Warren's office is asking the companies to provide by May 11 a list of all incentives offered to middlemen.
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By Sharon Van Den Berg
I will be exhibiting my art beginning June 3 at Gerardo Ruiz Gallery, from 5–8pm. The gallery is located behind the Fábrica Aurora. Just follow the signs on the fence around the duck pond and take the path by the river to gate four.
Art Opening
By Sharon Van Den Berg
Sat, Jun 3, 5–8pm
Gerardo Ruiz Gallery
My work has recently been exhibited at the Commenda de Pre, Genoa, Italy, March 1 to 15. Christopher Columbus was born in Genoa in the 1400s, and it is likely that he was once in the Commenda de Pre. A building that dates back to the 1100s, it was the first hospital in Italy and a resting place for travelers, including the pilgrims on their way to the Holy Land. It seemed particularly appropriate to me to exhibit my work in Genoa because I was born on Columbus Day.
Eleven of my paintings were introduced at the opening of the exhibition by the Cultural Ambassador for UNESCO, Prof. Manrico Murzi. He read one of his original poems in front of each of my paintings. The newspapers La Repubblica and Il Secolo XIX published articles on the exhibition. Il Secolo XIX's interview can be seen on YouTube at ilsecoloxix.it/p/eventi/2017/03/02/ASenmkSG-spiritual_commenda_americana.shtml.
Locally, you can see more of my work in the May issue of San Miguel Artists magazine.
Some thoughts I have about art:
Have the sound and the emotion that Pavarotti sings into his music ever brought tears to your eyes, or caused you to feel on a very deep level? It didn't matter if you did not understand the words. As an artist/painter, my goal is to create works that cause people to feel, think or remember on a deep level, and words are superfluous. Not any one of the arts or media has a monopoly on expressing feelings, courage or "The Force." Those attributes come from the "inner" artist, no matter what genre or material they are using. My greatest satisfaction as an artist is when my work speaks to someone in a very personal way.
Artists reflect the times they are living in, and that includes the social, personal, political, and spiritual. All of those influences can be seen in my work. Many painters, including me, are adding collage to their work. This could be considered a trend. If, however, that means fitting within a particular category of art then I hope my work doesn't. I believe it is important to challenge oneself as an artist and to create on the edge and beyond current trends. It is the way art moves forward.


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Osage and Versailles battle in tournament at Southern Boone,, Camdenton hosts Laker Invitational and Eldon tops quad at Eugene
Osage wins Southern Boone Classic and bests field of 15 schools
The golfers of Osage were ready to play on Wednesday at the Southern Boone Classic at Eagle Knoll Golf Club.
The Indians took on 14 other schools in tournament play and the their team score of 340 proved to be the best of the day. Versailles finished 10th out of 15 teams with a team score of 460.
"This is a difficult, but great course to play. It was pretty windy yesterday as well so good scores were hard to come by," Osage coach L.J. Weeks said of the tournament. "I was extremely proud of my players today. The hard work they have been putting in is paying off and it is great to see that."
Osage's Jacob Krantz put up the best round of any golfer on the day as he led the Indians with a first place score of 81. Zach Krantz shot an 84, Ethan Kline recorded a round of 85, Nick Riley finished his day with a 90 and Chance Foster put up a score of 95 respectively.
"Golf can be very taxing on the mind and body. So, when we have weeks like this where we play four days straight, it can be difficult to keep up a high level of play," Weeks said of his club. "Their dedication and desire to do well is fantastic."
Versailles was led by Ori Bartlett once again with a round of 94. Garrett Boatright finished with 116, Kyle Bartlett recorded a 121 and Joel Faron came in with a round of 129. The Tiger team only had four participants instead of five due to a illness the morning of the tournament.
"The Eagle Knoll course with their tight fairways and hills was a new experience for the younger Tiger golfers," Versailles coach Chuck Campbell said. "We had some difficultly keeping the ball in the fairway off the tee, which became a good learning experience for the future."
Osage was scheduled to host Fulton and California for Senior Night on Thursday and will return to action on Monday for the Waynesville Tournament at 9:30 a.m. Versailles was at home on Thursday and the Tigers will compete at the Sacred Heart Invite on Monday at 10 a.m.
Camdenton takes on large field at Laker Invitational
The teams come from near and far, but all have just one goal in mind- winning the Laker Invitational.
Camdenton played host to 28 teams from all over the state of Missouri, and even Kansas, in the Laker Invitational at Old Kinderhook Golf Club on Wednesday and the competition was tough as the Lakers finished 23rd overall with a team score of 374 while Columbia Rock Bridge bested the field with a score of 294 respectively.
Of course, Camdenton would have liked to place a little higher, but Coach Shawn Maschino could not be disappointed on what proved to be a good day for playing some golf.
"What a great day for golf. Our spring has been pretty cold and wet so far, so we were pretty excited to play in some decent weather," Camdenton coach Shawn Maschino said of a day with temperatures ranging in the 70s. "I talked to many of the coaches today who told me this is their favorite tournament of the year. They love Old Kinderhook and a lot of teams come down the day before to stay on the property. It is a great bonding moment for them."
Maschino also took the time to commend all the volunteers who provided food, shuttled golfers throughout the day, spotted balls and worked the score table at the conclusion of the tournament.
"The tournament runs very smoothly. It is a long day, but when you have 140 golfers walking 18 holes, a 6-hour round is to be expected," the coach pointed out. "This tournament would not be the success it is year in and year out without our volunteers and the staff at Old Kinderhook."
C.J. Rogers led the way for Camdenton with a round of 84. Spencer Melville put up an 88, Preston Kelling finished the day at 97, Keith Stehle recorded a 105 and Treyvor Watson added a round of 109.
"We've improved our team score in each tournament. We are coming down the home stretch to conference and districts and are looking forward to hosting districts this year at Lake Valley Country Club," the coach noted.
Up next for the Lakers is a trip up to Helias for tournament action on Monday morning at 9 a.m.
Eldon tops field in quad battle at Eugene
Eldon took a trip up to Eugene Wednesday night to face the host Eagles, Stover and Cole Camp in a quad meet.
The night went pretty well for the Mustangs as they bested Cole Camp by a final team score of 182 to 247. The two sides were the only two schools to field five total players to qualify for team scores.
"The boys played well again and continue to put in decent scores," Eldon coach Matt Frey said.
Up next for the Mustangs is the Sacred Heart Invite on Monday, which tees off at 10 a.m.


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If you're like most people who've just inherited a house, you're probably struggling to decide what to do with the asset. Given the dismal state of the current housing market, it may be tempting to hold onto the property for a few years to give house prices a chance to recover, while potentially taking advantage of escalating rent prices in the meantime. Before you can justify taking this approach, however, you'll need to have a clear idea of what it will cost to keep the home. Here are the items you should include in your calculation:
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Aaliyah Booker '19
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Aaliyah Booker '19 is an aspiring musician studying at the University's The Hartt School. She is grateful to be able to pursue her passion and chase her dreams of becoming a professional violin soloist, thanks to the support she receives from the generous donors of her scholarships.
I am currently in my junior year at The Hartt School as a violin performance major. I will be preparing for three recitals this semester: one solo recital, a studio recital, and a duo recital wth my best friend who plays the trumpet.
I chose the University of Hartford because it felt like a great fit for me. As I was touring the campus, I just felt like I belonged here and that I could thrive in this environment. I also came here to study with my violin teacher, Anton Miller, at The Hartt School.
I have had such an amazing experience at UHart so far, with so many incredible opportunities, such as performing at the Bushnell Center for Performing Arts and playing in master classes with the Juilliard String Quartet, the American String Quartet, the Chiara String Quaret, and The Heath Quartet. I have also met many incredible people who will be my lifelong friends.
In addition to my studies, I am in the Newman Club, the Yoga Club, and play in The Hartt Orchestra, as well as in chamber ensembles. By participating in these clubs and ensembles, I have gained communication skills and have grown in my faith and self-awareness.
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With the fence complete, phase one of our solar project has come to a close. Currently, we are in the design and engineering stages of the second phase. We are hoping to install the next phase in July before the rainy season gets underway.
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You know when you find a piece of clothing you Love that you just wear them until they're falling apart? Well that's me with Mak Sweater cropped cardigans! They're my ultimate favourite cropped cardigan brand by far!
A few years back I purchased my very first one from Pinup Girl Clothing not knowing it was in fact made by Mak, I literally wore it until it looked rather worse for wear. After realising I couldn't live without it I decided to buy a couple more but this time from a UK based online store - Campbell Crafts. I was SO happy when they started stocking them as it meant I didn't have to worry about fricking custom charges!! WooHoo!!
I decided to put together a few photos that I'd previously taken for my Instagram page showing most of my cropped cardigan collection. I don't have all the colours but I'm getting there!
Now onto the sizing - I find its pretty much spot on with sizing and order a medium for my 40'' bust. They do have some stretch in them so all depends on your desired fit. I prefer mine to be fitted as I always have mine buttoned up. They also wash really well and don't fall a part like most cardigans you can by from the high street. I found these actually last and like I'd previously said, my first one lasted me over 2 years!
These are perfect for keeping you warm during the cooler months without covering too much of your outfit. The scooped neckline, 3/4 length sleeves plus neat buttons down the front make them simple but effective. They are cut to bring in your waist so you don't lose your shape which is what I'm always on the lookout for.
If you're like me and don't want to always order from the US, I've put together a few online stores that you can purchase in the UK & Europe. For my US readers I've added a few that aren't just from Pinup Girl Clothing.
Amazon // Modcloth // Unique Vintage // Doll Me Up
Many thanks to Mak Sweater for gifting a few throughout the year from there Spring/Summer & Autumn/Winter range! Be sure to follow me on Instagram for my outfit posts and of course Mak Sweater :)
What are your favourite cardigan brands? I'd love to know!


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Regardless Of What You May Think, Football Isn't EverythingMarch 10, 2009
It's that time of year again. I'm not talking about that time when Alabama starts practicing for their broad-casted A-Day game. I'm not talking about that time when Alabama baseball is gearing up. No, the occasion I'm referring to is the death of four teenagers that had a love and zeal for life that most would envy, that were taken too young.
March 21, 2008...a day I'll never forget. Not today, but more than a week away. An early article because the point hope to be made would be made too late if I wait for the actual date. And I might not be strong enough to write it on that date.
It was Spring Break. Everyone had their own plans and own group of friends. But it didn't matter, because whether we were at the beach, at home, at Six Flags, or wherever else, rest assured we were all enjoying ourselves. After all, you only have one shot at being a teenager right? And we all planned on living it up.
Friday is a day we all look forward to in time. It's the weekday where we anxiously await the bell or the clock hitting 5 that tells us to go home for the weekend. It's the day before a football game for some, and the day of a football game for others. All of these things made Friday an ordinary day. But the fact that this was a Spring Break Friday made it even more extraordinary.
This particular Friday, there was gorgeous weather. 60 degrees with a slight breeze and the sunshine was out. It was perfect weather to be outdoors, the perfect weather to go horseback riding or the perfect weather to be riding around in a convertible. That's just what my friends were doing when Zach's hat flew off...and what would make more difference in their lives and ours than we knew was possible.
In high school, we tend to get so busy that we neglect the poor grandparents, aunts, and uncles. Spring Break seemed to be a good time to visit my Aunt in Georgia so I trekked out there that Wednesday or Thursday and was shocked to be getting calls asking if my sister and I were OK. And that's when I get the message...
Joel, Zach, Stephanie, and Lyndsey had been on there way to Oak Mountain State Park to go horseback riding when Zach's hat flew off. It was an Alabama hat that his deceased grandfather had given him. The hat meant a lot to him so he pulled off the Interstate, shifted into reverse and went in hopes of getting it back. That's when the back of his car fish-tailed and was hit by a Fed Ex truck going about 65 mph.
Emergency crews were called, police and EMTs said this was one of the worst scenes they'd been to in a while. if not ever. The teenagers were unrecognizable. One wasn't even found until the truck was pulled from the top of the car. One was thrown from his seat with his boots left on the floor. All dead immediately.
All the students returned Monday in shock. We had just had conversations with them. They had just been there...they couldn't be gone could they? Cliques and clamouring to the specific lunch table you sat at didn't matter at the moment. The math test Tuesday didn't matter and worrying about Prom wasn't that big of a deal. Instead, we were reminded about how Joel hated Math, Stephanie had just bought the perfect Prom dress, and Lyndsey had just bought her perfect 8th grade banquet dress two months early. (Pink of course)
A week full of funerals that reminded us of the people we had lost. The people their families had lost. Stephanie and Lyndsey could brighten up any room with their bright blue eyes and gorgeous smiles. They were sisters, so they fought, but they loved each other, and would do anything to help each other. Joel and Zach were "the good ole boys." Those guys could make you laugh when you really wanted to just cry. Both goofy, but both were guys that loved their family, friends, and country more than anything. All amazing people, all gone too young.
The news crews constantly reminded parents and teenagers about this tragedy. Comments on news boards mentioned that the driving age should be raised to 18, clearly overlooking the fact that Zach was 18. There were lawyers trying to get to the individual families. Every turn and every trip on the interstate to and from school reminding students of the people they had lost. The mile marker went missing, the black tire tracks, and blood stains that are still there today...are constant reminders.
Now, almost a year later, they are all missed. They are all loved. They will never be forgotten. Hopefully, their story and their families and friends pain will remind everyone that we won't be here forever. Joel's dad said at the funeral he had been bugging him to get a motorcycle and he'd told him later not knowing there wouldn'tbe a later. Stephanie and Lyndsey's mom said they hadn't let them go to the beach during Spring Break because they were too young and that they could go next year. They never imagined there wouldn't be a next year. No one did.
This isn't about football. This isn't about sports at all really. It's just a friendly reminder to give your kids an extra hug and "I Love You," before they walk out the door. It's just a reminder to the teenagers on this site that you aren't invincible. Anything can happen at any given time.
This is in memory of Joel Swinford, 18; Zachary Livingston, 18; Stephanie Baker, 17; and Lyndsey Baker, 14. You are all amazing people no matter where you are. And Steph, sorry the Iron Bowl didn't work out for ya. I could picture you waving another finger at me and telling me how y'all would win again. But I was sure Zach and Joel gave ya a hard time about it for me.


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How to Plan & Write an Expository Essay Part 2
Two examples of how friends have helped me out of tight spots so I'm going to jot down the time Betsy helped me make vines and when Lindsey helped me out after I broke my leg now I'm ready to write my main idea number two my second reason why the focus statement is true in addition to being helpful my friends are the most fun people ever now I needed two more anecdotes to prove this I need two examples of times when my friends were really fun so I'm going to write about the time John made a crazy face.
I'm also going to write about the time Samantha played a joke on her dad these are both examples of my friends being really funny and I think that's going to prove that main idea last I need to wrap up this essay with a good so once again I'm going to write this conclusion as a complete sentence what more could I want then kind caring friends who entertain me I would say I'm a pretty lucky girl now that I've made my plan it's time to write so I start off writing.
I'm looking at my focus statement because that's the base that's my first paragraph now when I take this from a plan to a paragraph I can add some details and that's what I've done here so I do have that original friends are very important to me for many reasons but I've added some extra details to it and this is a very important part right here as well.
I'm starting my first paragraph. I always indent when I was in second grade my family moved to a new town I remember how miserable I was without friends moping around for weeks until I finally met Betsy knowing her changed everything friends are important to me for many reasons now that I'm done with that I'm ready to move on to my main idea one and once again I can simply copy my main idea one from my plan and two my paragraph primarily my friends help me out of tight spots note that I've gone to the next line and I've indented again because this is my second paragraph.
I'm ready to write that first story about the time Betsy helped me make vines but here I've got to stop here for this story I need to really stretch the story out I need to add a ton of details and tell the complete story to do that I use a strategy called W sad K so when I tell an anecdote I start by thinking about when did this happen and then I think about the situation where was I what was I doing next I think about what actions took place what happened first next and last after that I want to think about what dialogue I can add to my story, what words were said and finally I want to kiss it goodbye by wrapping up my story.


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Dear Crusader Community,
This week, our students and staff had the good fortune of participating in a Lenten Penance Service on Tuesday. Five pastors from East Deanery parishes were here to receive and welcome us into the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
Scecina is blessed by supportive East Deanery pastors and parishes. The pastors who were able to be with us this week for the Sacrament of Reconciliation were Father Paul Koetter, Father Bob Gilday, Father Rick Ginther, Father Aaron Jenkins, Father Chris Wadelton, Father Carlton Beever, and Father Kenneth Taylor.
These recent words of Pope Francis seem especially appropriate for us regarding the promise of God's love and the experience of it that comes through the Sacrament of Reconciliation:
"The love of God is always greater than anything we can imagine; it even reaches beyond any sin with which our conscience may charge us. His is an infinite love, one that knows no bounds. We know that the state of sin distances us from God. Yet that does not mean that God distances himself from us. The certainty of this should accompany us throughout our lives. His grace is constantly at work in us, to strengthen our hope that his love will never be lacking, in spite of any sin we may have committed by rejecting his presence in our lives. Our hearts should trust, always and unhesitatingly, in the Father's love."
Our Lenten journeys are swiftly and steadily moving toward deep reflection on Jesus' passion, death, and resurrection. Each and every day, I hope that you experience the Father's boundless love that has the power to transform ourselves, our relationships, and our world.
Peace, Joe TherberPresident
Why is Scecina an excellent high school for your child? You should expect a high school that offers high-level academics, a full array of athletics and clubs, and opportunities for a fulfilling all-around experience and four years of cherished memories.
We have a small-school environment where every child can discover his or her unique gifts, talents, and interests. Our college and life preparatory opportunities help young people reach their dreams.
Did you know that Scecina's rich academic tradition dates back more than 60 years? And we've kept up with 21st-century academic trends. Recent additions to our curriculum include a four-year Biomedical Science program, a Health Occupations course that takes place at Community Hospital East, and new computer science and technology offerings.
Our top faculty and our smaller classes, paired with challenging academic offerings, such as Advanced Placement (AP) courses, will prepare young people for meaningful careers. Our College and Career counseling office is committed to students staying on course throughout high school for their next phase in life.
It's no surprise that Scecina is rated "A" by the Indiana Department of Education (IDOE). The IDOE noted Scecina students' growth in test score achievement from middle school to high school.
The IDOE also recognized Scecina as one of just 73 Indiana high schools to have 25 percent or more of its students succeed on AP exams by earning passing marks and qualifying for college credit while in high school.
Have you heard of the Indianapolis Urban League (IUL)? The IUL is a community organization devoted to helping minorities and the disadvantaged, with a focus on education. The IUL recently awarded Scecina with its School Excellence Award. The IUL cited several reasons for Scecina's honor: our diverse student population; our "A" rating from the IDOE; and our Health Occupations class in partnership with Community Hospital East, which combines classroom instruction and real-life experience.
At Scecina we take spiritual growth seriously, too. Every student takes four years of Catholic theology with curriculum centered around the life of Christ. We are committed to Christian service activities that benefit our community.
Most of our students also play sports, which teach transformational life lessons. Scecina offers all of the Indiana High School Athletic Association sports, including swimming and gymnastics.
Choosing a high school these days isn't easy. At Scecina, we have so much to offer. We have tradition in academics and athletics. We have opportunities for every child to grow. We have a faith-based community that will pray with you and for you along the way.
I hope you see why Scecina is a great choice. We look forward to serving you next year. If you have any questions about Scecina, please contact me at (317) 352-3280. If you would like more information about becoming a Scecina Crusader, please click here.
Joe TherberPresident
"Scecina needs to be where it is and serve the youth of its parishes and neighborhoods."
Before his passing into eternal life a few days ago, Archbishop Emeritus Daniel M. Buechlein, OSB, spoke and prayed these words countless times during his tenure as Archbishop of Indianapolis.
Archbishop Daniel was valiant in his commitment to what we call home missions and shared ministries. A home mission is a mission here at home. It could be 50 miles away or it could be in my own backyard. A shared ministry is a ministry that requires the shared or collective support of the Church and wider community in order to exist and thrive.
Archbishop Daniel talked the talk of home missions and shared ministries. More importantly, he walked the walk.
Archbishop Daniel saw Scecina as an excellent example of both a home mission and a shared ministry. He acted fervently upon his vision. His commitment to center-city and urban Catholic education, including to Scecina in particular, was unmatched and tireless. He was a national Church leader for his effectiveness in leading fund development initiatives that raised significant amounts of money for home missions and shared ministries. His gift of leadership always was directed to benefit people in need, never to make life easier for himself. While his efforts no doubt fulfilled him, they required almost unhuman levels of focus and willpower.
Archbishop Daniel is an immensely impactful figure in the Scecina Memorial High School of today. From 1998 to 2008, Scecina benefited from archdiocesan development initiatives that he led. These programs helped Scecina's physical infrastructure, faculty support, and endowment growth.
During his tenure, the school and/or the archdiocesan administration contemplated the possible relocation of Scecina on three different occasions. Each time, the archbishop's conclusion was the same. His prayerful reflection and numerous consultations led him to conclude that Scecina has a vibrant mission and ministry in this neighborhood for young people of diverse walks of life.
I had the unique privilege of working directly under Archbishop Daniel from 2000 to 2008, and indirectly from 1998 to 2000. I saw, heard and felt his commitment every day. My life would never be the same, nor would the lives of countless other people.
Archbishop Daniel taught me much about prayer, compassion, gratitude, courage, patience, humility, relationships, synthesizing the distinct hopes and needs of seemingly countless constituents, and commitment to family. A very learned and accomplished man, he was a simple and pure man in the very best sense of the words.
May we all reflect on how we can further appreciate the wisdom and vision of this great man and continue or expand our commitment to living his legacy.
Greetings, Scecina Community!
The wisdom of the Catholic Church teaches that parents are a student's first and primary educators in the continual quest for faith, knowledge, understanding, and personal growth.
Since Scecina began as a school ministry more than 60 years ago, parental input and involvement have been the foundation for students' growth and success. That tradition continues to this day, and we want to make it even stronger.
Therefore, the Scecina Parent Ambassador Team and administration are beginning an initiative to foster parental awareness and engagement. You recently received an e-mail invitation from Mr. Nick Petrone, Chair of the Parent Ambassador Team, to attend an Update and Input gathering with our principal, Dr. Brettnacher, and me from 6-7 p.m. Wednesday, January 31, in the school cafeteria. We want to update you on important opportunities for our school and seek your feedback and input. Refreshments will be included.
One of the topics that we will discuss at this Update and Input gathering will be the future student technology environment at Scecina. Understanding your questions, hopes, needs, and even concerns is very important as we go forward.
I truly hope you will be able to attend this one-hour gathering on January 31 at 6 p.m. in the school cafeteria. If you are unable to attend and want to speak with Dr. Brettnacher or me, please contact us at your convenience.
I want to thank every parent of a Scecina student for choosing us as your partner in your child's daily life journey. We appreciate this awesome privilege and responsibility. We want to do our best for you and with you.
Dear Scecina Community,
In the midst of darkness, daylight is finally becoming longer, minutes at a time every day. Our students had a great moment of sunshine Thursday as they completed their last final exam of the first semester at 10:40 a.m. Christmas vacation has begun!
As healthy and enjoyable as sunlight is, Jesus is the ultimate light in the world. His divine light is the source of faith and virtues at Scecina—in our students, our staff, our parents, and our alumni and friends. May this light and our eyes of faith lead us to exude Jesus in all things as Saint Teresa of Avila prayed:
"Christ has no body now but yours. No hands, no feet on earth but yours. Yours are the eyes through which he looks compassion on this world. Yours are the feet with which he walks to do good. Yours are the hands through which he blesses all the world. Yours are the hands, yours are the feet, yours are the eyes, you are his body. Christ has no body now on earth but yours."
We have received the greatest gift of all. Now that we have received it, may we present it every day to everyone we encounter. From all of us here at Scecina, Merry Christmas and a blessed New Year to you and yours!
Sincerely yours,
All schools and parishes under the guidance of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis admit students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. The schools do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.
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In addition to classic goals such as the achievement of high performance at low cost, companies also pursue additional goals for their production and logistic systems. These goals include, e.g., costumer satisfaction or CO2-efficiency. Under the influence of the highly networked global production and increasing competition for resources and markets, robustness has become another important goal in recent years. The robustness of a production system can be defined as the ability of a system to remain in an operating condition in spite of disturbing internal and external influences.
Although an increased robustness is usually associated with additional costs, the safety gained is very important for companies. However, there is currently limited knowledge about the systematic evaluation of the interactions between the robustness of the system, the resulting costs, and the benefits it offers.
The research group focuses on the following robustness related questions:


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With the summer months providing high temperatures across the country, it is no surprise that people of all ages are taking to their swimming pools to cool off. Although they provide a fun way to spend an afternoon in the sun, it is sadly not uncommon for both children and adults to sustain a serious injury while lounging around the pool. Unfortunately, children are most susceptible to injury when they are left unsupervised. Whether from slipping and falling or accidentally drowning, children have the potential to be involved in a poolside accident at a much higher rate than an adult. On average, 390 children under the age of 14 are killed in an accidental drowning each year, and statistics show that about 70% of these incidents take place in a residential pool.
When a property owner does not take the proper precautionary measures—such as building a fence around an unguarded pool, using a safety cover over the water when a pool is not being used, or supervising a child while they are playing in and/or around a swimming pool—the potential for an accident to occur is extremely high. The same applies for a public swimming pool, as lifeguards are required to receive proper training and warning signs should be visibly posted in the vicinity to warn visitors of the dangers of running and diving. If any of these measures are not taken, the owner of the property may be held liable for any accidents that take place as a result.
If your child has been injured in a slip and fall accident around a swimming pool or has suffered a wrongful death as a result of an accidental drowning on someone else's property, you should not hesitate to contact legal representation. A property owner has a responsibility to uphold, and that includes keeping any children under their supervision safe from hazardous property conditions. For more information about premises liabilities, contact a knowledgeable attorney from our firm today.
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All I hear is talkin. All I see is gawkin.
Here comes Autumn, baby, psychic as a dolphin.
etc. etc.
instrumental beautiful.
they call them The Foot
heaven over the sandias
what beautiful blessings
yoli-yoli on my laptop sleeve :o
we took candy, paint, and jewels LITERALLY
i wanna see the back of your jeans in this seat
artsie fartsie THAT'S HOW I ROLL
anotha day, santa fe
self portrait, kinda
it's the little things...
bright lives in a black hole.
i've lived here for a thousand years...
best homie, where we goin' nxt?
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