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The Dwyer Panthers football team lost Monday's neutral non-conference game against Glenville by a score of 26-22.
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Beginning on Valentine's Day, users of a promotional application will have the chance at a free pizza from Papa John's every Tuesday for the next four weeks.
Beginning on Valentine's Day, users of a promotional application will have the chance at a free pizza from Papa John's every Tuesday for the next four weeks.
Western Independent Bankers, a professional organization for community banks, is debuting an online store to allow small banks to try out and brand financial technology applications, usually the purview of the bigger banks with which they compete.
Marriott Rewards members can access a newly redesigned Marriott Mobile application, which is now offered in five languages and touts personalized digital features including custom travel content and expanded Mobile Key capabilities.
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United Airlines is launching a suite of iOS mobile applications for use by its employees to improve their ability to track customer information and improve the customer experience.
Casual dining restaurant California Pizza Kitchen has retooled its CPK Pizza Dough Rewards Mobile App, which now offers mobile pay, ordering, past purchase history and a tip calculator.
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New Caribbean destination for JetBlue: Starting Dec. 2, the popular airline begins flights to Curacao. You know, where the blue drink comes from.
Sometimes, you just have to grab what's handy: A Thompson Airways flight had to be diverted to London after a woman allegedly went nuts and began throwing food at the crew. Then she threw her artificial leg. No one's sure what the problem was but the passenger was definitely peeved. "She was swearing blue murder," said an airline spokesman.
Southwest and SeaWorld: According to a press release, the airline and the marine park have "mutually decided not to renew their partnership when the contract expires" later this year. Reasons given included "shifting priorities" for both. Southwest's three SeaWorld planes – painted to resemble marine creatures including a killer whale – will return to the regular Southwest livery. In case you were wondering, there was no mention of Blackfish.
Mid-air molestation #1: A former pilot for a Delta contractor accused of fondling a 14-year-girl during a Delta flight last fall (he was off-duty) has now been sentenced to two years in prison.
Mid-air molestation #2: This one involved a 19-year-old female passenger who claimed a male seatmate fondled her on a flight to Amsterdam two years ago; for some reason it took a while for those wheels of justice to turn but media reports indicate the guy eventually confessed and has now been charged with the crime. However, his whereabouts at the moment are unknown.
Stowaway's body found in wheel well: Kind of scary on multiple levels – the body of a boy was found in the wheel well of an U.S. military plane. Where did he come from and how did he get that close to the plane? Initial speculation is that the youngster got inside when the aircraft was on a "routine mission to Africa" as CBS reports, but what does this say about security?
Oddest item missing from an airport: How about copper? Airport electricians at Albuquerque's airport reportedly took part in a scheme to sell copper wiring that used to be under a runway that's no longer in use – about 9,000 pounds worth – which was sold for $16,000. That's a lot of pennies. It's also not clear if what they did was illegal but the cops have been called in.
Capt. Happy – not: Someone recorded/leaked this priceless and testy exchange between a Delta pilot and an air traffic controller in Atlanta. Apparently, the pilot was on the wrong taxi-way but did not like being called out on it. Which led to this (shortened to include only the good stuff):
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Cue Pharrell Williams. In case you're wondering, Delta told CNN that "passenger safety was never compromised" – unless they heard this and their ears were burning.
The child you don't want to sit next to: A family aboard a Delta flight from Beijing to Detroit reportedly allowed their toddler to defecate on his seat, despite repeated pleas from fellow passengers to take him to the bathroom. On the bright side, the family did spread a newspaper on the seat before the, uh, performance.
Best airline seats: If you live in the U.S., you probably aren't sitting in one; these SkyTrax "best seats" awards were dominated by Asian and Middle Eastern carriers. Best of the best for first class: Emirates.
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Chicago's Building Energy Use Benchmarking Ordinance (ordinance text, implementation rules & regulations) calls on existing commercial, institutional, and residential buildings larger than 50,000 square feet to track whole-building energy use, report to the City annually, and verify data accuracy every three years. The law covers less than 1% of Chicago's buildings, which account for ~20% of total energy used by all buildings.
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- OCHA Nuristan Avalanche Flash Update (as of 8 Feb 2017)
- OCHA Afghanistan Humanitarian Bulletin Issue 60 | 01 - 31 January 2017
- UNAMA/OHCHR: Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict Annual Report 2016 [EN/Dari/PS]
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- 2017 Humanitarian Needs Overview
- 2017 Humanitarian Response Plan
- Humanitarian Action for Children 2017
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13,170 arrivals by sea in 2017
272 dead/missing
published 09:00 CET 19 February
363,401 arrivals in 2016
Actual displacements between 1 January 2017 and 26 January 2017
The overall number of refugees, asylum-seekers and migrants counted in Serbia stood close to 7,700. Over 6,599 (86%) of them were sheltered in 17 heated government facilities (below chart refers). The rest were staying rough in Belgrade city centre or the North.
9 million Afghans are in need of humanitarian aid, including basic food and housing
By Mirwais Harooni
KABUL, Feb 20 (Reuters) - As many as 50 people have died in storms over the past three days in Afghanistan, including 25 shepherds lost in a blizzard, a government disaster management official said on Monday.
Also among the dead were 11 people killed in separate incidents in roof collapses in heavy rain in Kabul province, said Omar Mohammadi, a spokesman for the Afghanistan National Disaster Management Agency.
Avalanche kills seven near Lowari Tunnel
NDMA prepares framework for vulnerable, low-income communities
Wind, rain, heat: Health risks grow with extreme weather
Babies starving as food runs low in Pakistan's drought-hit Tharparkar district
CM approves shifting of eight ATCs from Clifton to Central jail
Sindh govt fails to provide adequate security in Sehwan, says MQM, PMLF
Punjab sends summary to federal government for Rangers' deployment
Admir Skodo, Researcher in History, Lund University
When it comes to being a refugee, your nationality really matters. Syrian asylum seekers are routinely prioritised over Afghan ones in what has become a deadly and dangerous hierarchy for Afghans seeking sanctuary in the West.
2016 Key Figures
1: Turkey is the top refugee-hosting country in the world
28,901: Refugees submitted by UNHCR for resettlement (since 1 January 2016)
15,140: Refugees counselled on the work permit regulation by UNHCR and partners (Since March 2016)
24,703: Non-Syrian refugees and asylum seekers with specific needs identified by UNHCR and referred for assistance (since 1 January 2016)
32,047: Refugees and asylum-seekers received counselling from UNHCR Ankara (since 1 January 2016)
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Situation in Afghanistan
Countrywide Conflict Displacement
The total number of individuals displaced by conflict in 2016 has risen to 652,690 as joint teams finalise assessments of those displaced last year. In 2017 so far, 15,445 individuals have been verified as displaced, with 18 out of 34 provinces recording some level of forced displacement.
Total identified PIDP population: 324,927
986 undocumented Afghans returned from Pakistan
2,696 undocumented Afghans returned from Iran
9,286 total returns from Pakistan since 1 January 2017
41,847 total returns from Iran since 1 January 2017
81% of returnees from Pakistan (801 individuals) assisted
10% of returnees from Iran (260 individuals) assisted
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Provincial officials in eastern Afghanistan say 11 members of an Afghan family have been killed by a grenade attack on their home.
Authorities say the dead were all civilians and the victims included women and children.
Sarhadi Zwak, the spokesman for the governor of Laghman Province, told RFE/RL that unknown gunman late at night on February 19 threw two hand grenades into the family's home in the province's Baad Pakh district.
Zwak said 10 of the family members were killed inside their home.
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"Military fire across the border into Nangarhar and Kunar Provinces has forced Afghan families to flee their homes. Whether indiscriminate or specifically targeted, such attacks forcibly displace civilians, violating International Humanitarian Law, and must stop," said NRC Country Director in Afghanistan, Kate O'Rourke
KANDAHAR - Raising awareness about women's rights and gender-based violence is the aim of a new UN-backed radio campaign in the country's southern provinces of Zabul, Kandahar and Helmand.
Panellists in the radio programmes, supported by the Kandahar regional office of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) as part of broader campaign against gender-based violence, are focusing on multiple aspects of women's rights in and around Kandahar.
Kabul / Geneva (ICRC) – The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is calling for the safe and unconditional release of two staff members abducted when their convoy was ambushed on 8 February in Jawzjan province, an attack that resulted in the killing of six ICRC staff members.
Joint Press Release: The European Union and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan sign Cooperation Agreement on Partnership and Development.
The High Representative of the European Union for Foreign and Security Policy and Vice–President of the European Commission, Federica Mogherini, and the Minister of Finance of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, Eklil Hakimi, today signed a Cooperation Agreement on Partnership and Development (CAPD), in the presence of the President of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan Ashraf Ghani.
• Held 46 immediate assistance distribution events in various parts of the country. 324 immediate assistance packages were delivered reaching 2,959 beneficiaries (1,458 males and 1,501 females).
• Enrolled 320 victims (248 males and 72 females) and 681 family members of victims (320 males and 361 females) in psychosocial counselling.
Counselling is ongoing for 821 beneficiaries (318 victims and 503 family members).
• Provided physical therapy visits and referrals to 464 beneficiaries (338 males and 126 females).
(Kabul, 6 February 2017): The UN Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Humanitarian Coordinator for Afghanistan, Mr. Mark Bowden, was saddened to learn of the loss of life and widespread damage to property in Barg-e-Matal in Nuristan province due to an avalanche.
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Indian police have begun an investigation into claims that the father of a star of the Oscar-winning film Slumdog Millionaire tried to sell her for £200,000.
Rafiq Qureshi yesterday issued a strong denial of allegations in the News of the World that he agreed a deal to allow nine-year-old Rubina Ali to be adopted in return for the six-figure fee agreed with undercover reporters posing as representatives of a wealthy family in Dubai.
But officers in Mumbai, where the British-funded film about a boy winning a television game show was set in the city's teeming slums, said they had formally questioned Mr Qureshi about the claims after receiving a complaint from Rubina's biological mother, Khurshid, that her former husband was trying to sell their daughter.
It is understood Khurshid has filed a claim that she was told of Mr Qureshi's alleged plans for Rubina as long as two weeks ago, pre-dating his meetings with the News of the World reporters.
Nisar Tamboli, deputy commissioner of Mumbai police, said that Mr Qureshi had been called to a police station on Sunday to make a statement. Mr Tamboli told Reuters: "Rubina's mother, Khurshid, complained to us that her ex-husband was trying to sell her daughter, saying she saw some reports on television to that effect."
The simmering tensions between the members of Rubina's family in the Garib Nagar slum boiled over yesterday when Khurshid, who separated from her husband when her daughter was two, came to blows with Mr Qureshi's second wife, Munni, in front of gathered media.
The two women slapped each other across the face and tore at each other's hair with Rubina standing yards away as they traded insults and allegations about seeking to cash in on the schoolgirl's success with Slumdog Millionaire, which won eight Oscars and has taken £185m at box offices worldwide.
Munni said: "Khushi has been after Rubina since the time she went to the Oscars. For seven years before that, she didn't care. Why would we sell Rubina? She is her father's favourite."
Despite an undertaking from the makers of the film to fund the education of Rubina and its other child stars, Mr Qureshi was reported to have complained that his family had not received a sufficient share of the proceeds.
The Sunday newspaper claimed it held meetings with Mr Qureshi and his brother-in-law during which the £200,000 "compensation" was agreed in return for the child going to live with a Middle Eastern family. But Mr Qureshi, a carpenter, rejected the allegations, saying he had attended a hotel to meet the reporters because of an offer of a job. He told the BBC: "They tricked us into fakery but we came out unscathed."
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Women's Health Initiative Study of Cognitive Aging
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The Women's Health Initiative Study of Cognitive Aging (WHISCA) is a two-armed, randomized, placebo controlled, clinical trial designed to assess the efficacy of postmenopausal hormone therapy (HT) on age related changes in specific cognitive functions. WHISCA is an ancillary study to the Women's Health Initiative (WHI) and the WHI Memory Study (WHIMS) and has enrolled 2303 women aged 66 to 84 years who did not meet the criteria for dementia. WHISCA is investigating the effects of hormone therapy on rates of change over time in memory, other aspects of cognition (language, attention, spatial ability), motor function, and mood.
- Does HT protect against age-associated memory and cognitive longitudinal decline in women age 65 and older?
- What is the rate of change in memory and other cognitive abilities in women receiving HT compared to women receiving placebo?
- Does the addition of progesterone to HT modify the effects of estrogen on memory and other cognitive abilities?
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Does HT protect against age-associated memory and cognitive longitudinal decline in women age 65 and older as measured over time by a series of cognitive tests administered annually?
time frame: Annual assessment done annually.
Secondary Outcomes
To determine the long-term effects of HT on changes in memory, other cognitive functions, and affect; and to investigate predictors of the transitions between normal aging and mild cognitive impairment and mild cognitive impairment and dementia.
time frame: measured over lift of the study
Eligibility Criteria
Female participants from 65 years up to 90 years old.
Inclusion Criteria: - Enrolled in WHIMS - At least 65 years old - Not diagnosed with dementia Exclusion Criteria: - Women younger than 65 years of age - Have dementia - not enrolled in WHIMS
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"Mr. Gadsby always considered, and often stated publicly, that Andrew Fuller was the greatest enemy the church of God ever had, as his sentiments were so much cloaked with the sheep's clothing... Mr. Gadsby was no great friend to missionary societies, as he believed that the bulk of missionaries went out to publish erroneous doctrine. He also considered that there was great fraud practiced by some of the missionaries, even in temporal things...
Mr. Gadsby was also averse to musical instruments in a place of worship. In a chapel that was on one occasion hired for him, there was an organ. When it began to play, Mr. Gadsby started up and requested that it be stopped" (Life of William Gadsby).
On the account of his preaching a limited atonement, particular redemption and that all Christ died for would be saved, he was accused of being an Antinomian and a Hyper-Calvinist. He was not unfaithful to the trust committed to him. As to faithfulness, he paid no more regard to offending Arminians and Fullerites than he would to Satan and his agents; for the sentiments of these classes he abhorred, and always set his face as an iron pillar and brazen wall against them. His "Everlasting Task for Arminians" will, we believe, live while the world stands, as an unanswerable testimony against the doctrines of man's free will. "He loved me and gave Himself for me," says Paul. But Gadsby would sometimes remark, "If Christ died for the whole human race, the damned in hell might get up and say the same, 'He gave Himself for me, and yet I am damned. So what's the use of Paul making so much fuss about that? He gave Himself for me, but that has not kept me out of hell. So something else must have saved Paul and he does not know it.' But no. Christ died for all whom He loved, and all for whom He died will be saved."
Andrew Fuller and those allied with him did not believe the death of Christ was sufficient to save all He died for; "He died for the human race; while He made an atonement for the elect only, the atonement was sufficient to save the non-elect if they would only believe. The atonement was sufficient to save and would save the elect," says Mr. Fuller, "regardless of whether they ever heard the gospel or believed in Jesus or the atonement; but the non-elect must believe in the atonement in order for it to be able to save them." If one of the non-elect has believed and was saved by the atonement, there is one person in heaven that God did not choose to be there. This was the Fullerite position, briefly stated. "Mr. Gadsby was called to the work of the ministry about the time Baptist associations and academies were springing up. He invariably kept aloof from them all; and certainly the labours of none of these associating and academy-taught ministers have been blessed like his.. Mr. Gadsby always objected to the term 'Reverend' being applied to any human being" (Life of William Gadsby).
William Gadsby believed in personal election; he believed that the atonement was limited; he believed that all Christ died for will be saved; he believed that the salvation of all the Lord's people was made sure by the work of the Son of God. He was opposed to Fuller's doctrine and practice; he objected to instrumental music in his churches, and he did not endorse mordern missions and missionary societies. In other words, William Gadsby (1773-1844), a Strict Baptist of England, was in doctrine and practice of the same sentiments as the Old School or Primitive Baptists in America. And be it noted that the majority of Regular Baptists in both countries stood for these same principles prior to the movement under Andrew Fuller and William Carey. It would be a wonderful day if all our people professing the name of "Baptist" would stand upon the same "faith of our fathers" now - even if all the people who profess to be "Bible-based," "Conservative," or "Calvinistic" Baptists would so stand! And if they truly experiencedthe grace of God in a manner comparable to Gadsby and the great high-Calvinist Baptist commentator John Gill, I believe they would stand for these old points of doctrine!


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The chart of The Top 50 Music Millionaires in Britain and Ireland is included in The Sunday Times Rich List 2012, the definitive annual guide to wealth in Britain and Ireland to be published in an extra 104-page magazine free with The Sunday Times this weekend. The richest sportsmen will appear in The Sunday Times Sport Rich List 2012 published on May 6. Additional guides to wealth will appear at thesundaytimes.co.uk/richlist from April 29, with the Richest 2,000 people in Britain available from May 13.
The family fortune of Sir Paul McCartney has gone up by £170m in a year from £475m to £665m thanks largely to the personal wealth of his new wife Nancy Shevell, who has a £150m stake in New England Motor Freight, the haulage business led by her father. Nancy Shevell is vice-president of the New Jersey-based business. Performing and album sales account for the other £20m added to the McCartney fortune in the last year.
David and Victoria Beckham have seen their joint fortune rise by £25m, to £190m, in the last twelve months to put them in the top 10 of the Music Millionaires chart. Former Spice Girl Victoria's clothing and accessories company was named designer brand of the year at the 2011 British Fashion awards. Husband David has boosted his earnings off the pitch by a further £4m with a new bodywear contract from H&M.
This year The Sunday Times Rich List Music Millionaires Top 50 includes the wealthiest performers from the Republic of Ireland, where the four members and manager of U2 have seen their combined fortune rise by £59m to put them in fifth spot.
Daniel Ek, the Swedish founder of the digital music download sevice Spotify, joins the Beckhams in the Music Top 10, also with a £190m fortune. The Spotify business is valued at £1.2 billion. Ek, a London-based Arsenal supporter, has a stake worth £190m in the popular music download service which he started in 2008 and was launched in America last year.
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2006 was the year of YouTube and 2007 was the year of Facebook so what will 2008 bring?
2008 was definitely the year of Twitter. 2009? Likely mobile or geographical based social networks like BrightKite (or similar) will take off. As well, tools that allow you to consolidate social networking efforts will grow more popular (like FriendFeed).
I predict we will finally see companies grasping the potential of social media marketing. Little light bulbs will start switching on as executives and entrepreneurs finally get it. Social media marketing uses the collaborative nature and social gathering and sharing places of the Internet to spread awareness of a product service or organisation.
How right that was. In 2008 we started the year with blank looks from most business people when we talked of social media marketing. Happily, we ended the year with executives calling us for our advice as they finally recognised the power of social media to help them effectively reach their markets and build loyal communities.
Well see more organisations take advantage of tools like Flickr and YouTube to improve customer service and enhance satisfaction using product images, video demonstrations as well as to spread awareness via unique and innovative clips.
I blogged about this recently and yes, amateur video for business did take off in 2008, especially on Facebook where its easy to add video and share with your audience. Alas much of the content isn't unique nor is it innovative (although there are some veritable gems out there). Hopefully that gets better in 2009.
Organisations will recognise the benefits of blogging outlined just today in an article by Duct Tape Marketing called Blogg Dammit! and implement effective blog strategies.
Approximately 2000 new blogs are started every day and there is no sign of blog popularity waning but microblogging and Twitter in particular was definitely the de rigueur style of blogging in 2008. Watch out for Twitter to explode even more in 2009 and for it to go mainstream.
Social Networks will no longer be the domain of youth and students and will instead become a vital component in any businesss on-line presence – networks will ad capabilities to attract these audiences.
The fastest growing segment of the population adopting social networking in 2008 was the over 35's. Need I say more?
Where collaboration was key in 2007, mobility will be the mantra of 2008 with technology making it easier to access and interact with blogs, photo and video sites and collaborative tools such as wikis wherever you are.
Last time I was on the bus, practically everyone around had a smart phone. In 2009 geo based applications will continue to proliferate. We will see more social applications centred around these capabilities this year and marketers will begin to more effectively take advantage of these geo capabilities to promote products and services.
A new age in marketing is upon us and its going to be an exciting year for us all.
This will be even more the case in 2009. With the econony taking a downturn companies will have to find ways to be more effective on tighter budgets. Many traditional organisations will be forced to adapt or face extinction.
Whilst 2008 was the year that organizations recognised social media marketing's potential, 2009 will be the year that companies will acknowledge the fact that social media is less expensive than traditional marketing approaches, more effective in terms of reaching a highly targeted audience and more versatile. 2009 will be the year that social media becomes an integral component of any company's marketing mix.
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