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Registrations for the Jaipur Literature Festival 2020 Volunteer Programme are now closed. Please apply next year
For those who have submitted their applications, kindly note that the applications will be evaluated on a first come-first served basis. The interviews for the successful applicants will be conducted between September-November 2019. Please note that due to the volume of applications we receive; only successful applicants will be contacted. If you do not hear from us by the end of December, unfortunately, your application has not been selected.
Volunteers in this department will receive the author(s) and ensure they are prepared and at the venue for their session. You will be based in the Authors' Lounge, offering warmth and hospitality and ensuring the age-old Indian adage 'Atithee Devo Bhava' ('the guest is God) by making sure our authors are comfortable and relaxed.
Each venue has a dedicated book signing area where speakers will arrive following their session to sign books for their legions of fans. It will be your job to make sure the area is ready and equipped with everything required. You will also need to make sure orderly queues are formed and that the signings proceed calmly.
Every year at the Jaipur Literature Festival, we showcase our very own library and bookstore. Book inventory, helping the audience locate their next read, manning the bookstore as well as making sales will be your responsibility. This role can be more physically demanding and requires being on your feet.
The Delegate Experience that is offered at the Festival is one-of-its-kind. Volunteers will be responsible for managing the Delegate Lounge and ensuring that Delegates are looked after. This includes manning the enquiry desk in the lounge, closely working with Food and Beverage volunteers, escorting Delegates to the Transport Desk. Volunteers may also be assigned the responsibility to go to the Heritage Events.
In this day and age, it's all about going cashless. The department was introduced in 2018 and saw the Festival go cashless across the board. Volunteers in this department will be required to work carefully as they will be dealing with transactions.
Volunteers in the department will need to ensure our lounges are stocked with refreshments, venues provided with adequate bottles of waters and meals laid out on time. Volunteers will also need to help manage crowds during peak hours. This is an ideal role for hotel management and hospitality students.
In addition to sessions at the main festival venue (Hotel Diggi Palace) and the Jaipur Music Stage, there are additional events hosted by the Festival, which in the past have included performances at Amber Fort and Albert Hall. Volunteers assigned to this role will need to get the venue ready, usher people in and help manage crowds and invites.
Volunteers working at the Information Desk will be required to literally know-it-all. But without the attitude of a know-it-all! You'll need to know the venues and schedule like the back of your hand and keep up to date with any programme changes. You will also manage the sale of brochures as well as the lost and found.
Volunteers will be responsible for ensuring the set up of the Jaipur Music Stage and sound checks are carried out according to schedule. Music Stage Volunteers will also be the Artist Liaisons for the morning music programme at Jaipur Literature Festival.
One of the most stimulating albeit most challenging departments, this job requires meticulous time keeping and organisational skills. Our self-motivated volunteers are responsible for taking care of our authors' travel itineraries, having them picked up and dropped to and from specific locations and making sure their accommodation is ready for their arrival. Volunteers working in this department will need to be quick on their feet, ready to tackle any problem and of course, be courteous at all times.
Volunteers will be responsible for managing the merchandise store, which includes assisting the vendors in setting up the store, billing, making payments, and ensuring smooth running of Cashless system. This is a great opportunity for people with a design and/or marketing background. This role can be more physically demanding and requires being on your feet.
Organised by Pratham books and Teamwork Arts, the Outreach Programme aims at widening the scope of the Festival by reaching out to educational institutes through reading sessions and workshops with authors with the aim of spreading the joy of books and reading among children. The Volunteers will be required to coordinate with the school, authors and logistics team to ensure that this is carried out smoothly.
Press and Media volunteers will be based at the Press Terrace where they will work closely with the Festival PR team to coordinate interviews with the speakers. You will also be responsible for assisting media persons with any festival related queries. In addition, you'll also need to make sure the Press Terrace is ready to receive authors for their interviews.
Your responsibility will be to receive the audience and check identity cards/documents as well as register our delegates, authors, press and artists separately. You'll be the 'face' of the Festival, making first contact with our audiences and speakers as they make their way to the venue so if you're tech savvy, quick to learn, calm under pressure and can keep a smile on your face, this is the job for you!
You will be the eyes and ears of Jaipur Literature Festival by ensuring there is smooth coordination and interaction between the security guards, bouncers and the audience attending the Festival and the Jaipur Music stage where artist security will take prime precedence. The Security Volunteers will work with Security agencies and assist their team members and Teamwork Arts Security Head during VVIP visits and be aware of any unwanted or anti-social activities.
Do you live and breathe social media? This is a great opportunity for you to work alongside our digital team and hone in your photography and content writing skills. Volunteers will be required to work on ground to capture the ambience of the Festival, behind the scenes activities and key sessions to generate online content for the Festival. Applicants with a background or interest in photography, advertising, branding and digital media are encouraged to apply.
Volunteers are assigned different venues where they will coordinate with the venue managers, technical staff and the sponsorship team to make sure that branding as promised to sponsors is displayed correctly. This is a great opportunity for Marketing students or those with similar experience.
This department is key in running and connecting the Festival to the world. Volunteers will be required to work with the IT representative from Teamwork Arts to ensure technical errors don't hamper the Festival and there is internet connectivity at all time.
Your main responsibilities will be to make sure your assigned venue is ready prior to every session and help your Venue Manager with managing the crowds and any other task that may arise. As with most other roles, you'll need to be quick on your feet, patient and courteous. While you may have a front row seat to watching some of the world's greatest writers and thinkers, you will have to prioritize and ensure your venue functions smoothly.
After filling out the application form on the website, individuals are shortlisted and contacted for a group interview session. If selected, roles and departments are assigned by the volunteer coordinator and communicated via email. Volunteers are then required to attend a training session. Some departments will have two sessions – one in December and another right before the festival. Once training is complete, the team leader assigns duties and the hard work (and fun) begins.
Volunteering boosts a person's profile. The volunteers at Jaipur Literature Festival are exposed to a wide array of people ranging from the speakers to festival organisers to fellow volunteers who come from different backgrounds. It also provides an opportunity to understand the logistics behind putting together a festival the size and scale of Jaipur Literature Festival.
The interviews take place in Jaipur. Details on the exact venue, date and time will be shared with the shortlisted applicants via email.
Yes, we accept applicants from across the globe. The interviews will be carried out over Skype. However, if chosen, the volunteer will have to take care of their own travel, visa, local transport and accommodation, medical and travel insurance. They will have to be present for all festival training and orientation.
The volunteers will be assigned departments on the basis of their interviews at the discretion of the organizers and this will not be changed unless required. Please note that certain volunteer roles are outside the main festival venue (Hotel Diggi Palace) such as the Transport Desk, which is located at the airport and festival hotels.
No, this will not affect your application. We recruit volunteers both with and without experience as long as you impress us with why you want to volunteer, any skills or attributes that would be beneficial and what you're looking to gain from the experience.
There is no specific formal qualification required in order to volunteer. We are looking for highly motivated individuals who like working in a challenging and dynamic environment. However, if for example you are a Media/Communications student and keen to work as a Press Volunteer, then highlight this during your interview and why you would be suitable.
Due to the large amount of volunteer applications we receive, it may take some time to process them. If you haven't heard from us yet (don't forget to check your junk mail inbox too!) please be patient. We will get in touch as soon as we can. The applications are received on a first come-first served basis and hence applying closer to the deadline could result in your application not being processed. If you do not hear from us by the end of December, it should be assumed that your application has not been selected.
Please keep in mind that a large number of applications do not meet our requirements/expectations and are rejected. Please read the roles and responsibilities carefully before applying.
We recruit 300 volunteers that work across 25 departments.
No, you will only be required to fill out an application form. Please make sure you read through it before submitting.
Only applicants above the age of 18 will be accepted. Any applicant that has not turned 18 years old on or before December 31, 2019 will not be considered. There is no restriction on a maximum age limit though working on a festival such as Jaipur Literature Festival requires a lot of running around and some heavy lifting so volunteers are expected to be reasonably fit.
It is preferred that volunteers be fluent in English and/or Hindi. Knowledge of an additional language, Indian or international, is a bonus.
No, you just need to complete the online application form in order to apply.
No, the department/role confirmation email sent to you from Teamwork Arts will serve as a formal confirmation of your volunteer application. Please note that any requests to make exceptions on this account will not be entertained. The certificate provided after the completion of your volunteering period will be proof of the activity undertaken.
Volunteers will be required for the duration of the festival from 8am to 8pm. Jaipur Music Stage Volunteers will be required until 11pm. Volunteers for Heritage Events will be required from 2-11pm. Volunteers for Jaipur BookMark will be required for the duration of the event. They might or might not be assigned any alternative roles at the main festival venue.
*Working hours are subject to change depending on the responsibility assigned.
Volunteering for Jaipur Literature Festival is a full-time commitment. Please refrain from seeking permission from your team leaders and volunteer coordinators for watching a session. If your intent to volunteer is to attend sessions, we suggest that you attend the festival as a member of the audience. Seats are not allocated for volunteers. Some volunteer roles involve being based at session venues and/or with a view of the sessions from time to time but it is important to remember that you are still working.
Volunteers will be required to attend a 3-4 day training workshop prior to the Festival. The Festival itself takes place over 5 days. There is a closing get together for volunteers on the day after the end of the festival. In total, the commitment period will run for 9-10 days.
Training is essential to ensure you have the necessary skills and information to perform your assigned role effectively and safely. This will also include basic disaster management training and demonstrations. Training is also important in order to get familiar with your team members and leaders. Training may be more extensive for some roles. Further information and individual training schedules will be communicated to successful volunteers after their role has been assigned.
The training will take place in Jaipur. Further information and individual training schedules will be communicated to successful volunteers once their role has been assigned.
Volunteers are expected to wear smart casual attire. The Festival Jacket and the badge must be worn by all volunteers at all times during their working hours. Ripped jeans, slippers, T-shirts with quotes, flashy colours will not be allowed. Practical shoes are a must as you will be on your feet. Volunteers should always be dressed in a presentable manner and maintain personal hygiene as they are the representatives of the Festival.
It is mandatory for all volunteers to be present during the times/dates required. Hence, we advise volunteers not to take leave during the training and the Festival. The certificate will only be awarded if the volunteer attends all days of the training and the Festival. Anyone failing to do so will not receive the certificate.
Volunteers are provided lunch during training and the Festival. Light refreshments will also be available throughout the day. We recommend that all volunteers carry fruits, light snacks and water bottles for the training and the Festival.
Yes, you are under no obligation to keep volunteering if you don't enjoy the experience. However, it is always worth talking to somebody about this first. This could be a volunteer coordinator, supervisor or someone in the organisation who is responsible for you. You can discuss why you feel unhappy and what you feel would improve your time as a volunteer. It is also something you may want to talk about with other volunteers. Give yourself a chance to understand the role and work ethics. As the Festival progresses, you will be able to understand your job and develop a bond with your team. Try and give it your 100% and absorb all that you can during the volunteering experience.
You will receive a certificate of appreciation acknowledging your work. There is no financial remuneration for volunteers.
A key offering of volunteering at Jaipur Literature Festival is that you get to meet a variety of people from different backgrounds. The idea behind this is to get to know new people, socialise and create bonds. We usually do not assign friends and family members in the same departments unless they are best suited for the same roles.
The venue is a no smoking zone and we do not encourage smoking or drinking during volunteering hours. The volunteer must be fully aware of his/her conduct at all times and should not indulge in any activity that could compromise the image/reputation of the Festival.
Volunteers have access to the sub-venues at the festival venue where sessions take place. Only volunteers of certain departments (Author Liaison, Lounge Management, F&B) will have access to author and delegate lounges. Volunteers are not allowed by the poolside dinner area. A dedicated Volunteer Lounge will exclusively provide volunteers with meals and refreshments.
Volunteering for Jaipur Literature Festival is a full-time commitment and thus we advise you against such actions. We can guarantee that you'll make plenty of new friends while working at the festival.


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LG has officially kicked off the 2014 International CES in Las Vegas with the opening press conference of the show, presenting a suite of new consumer electronics products including Ultra HD and curved OLED displays, a curved smartphone and new connected fitness products.
The company has also broken with CES tradition by including a strong emphasis on appliances at the show, including its LG Studio "premium kitchen appliance line-up" as well as laundry appliances, a new Hom-Bot Square robotic vacuum, and refrigerators featuring the brand's proprietary Door-in-Door design.
The focus on appliances comes after LG globally announced that it would expand its appliance offering in 2014, establishing a new division of its business exclusively responsible for the product category.
"We are expecting to see an increase in consumer demand for upscale appliances for new homes and remodelled kitchens," said Lambro Skropidis, LG Australia general manager marketing, in the lead up to the show.
"With the success we have achieved in the refrigerator and washing machine segments worldwide, we are excited to see our company aggressively expanding its premium presence in the global market."
LG will use CES to show off a number of new smart innovations in its appliance line-up, all designed to bring intuitive controls to the home. The brand showcased a new "HomeChat" feature that uses Natural Language Processing to allow consumers to communicate with and control their appliances using simple language, rather than set phrases.
The HomeChat feature is designed to work with Line messenger - a mobile messaging app that lets iPhone and Android users send messages and video and make free calls via VoIP. Although there is no word on whether the technology will make its way to the Australian market (LG is set to assess this over the coming year), Skropidis said it was an exciting development to see "smart appliances with the newest communication and intelligence capabilities" on show at CES.
Also new to the appliance space, LG is set to introduce new top loader and front loader washers and the Smart Hom-Bot Square robot vacuum, while the brand's Door-in-Door technology will be rolled out across its full refrigeration platform over the coming year. Finally, the brand unveiled a new high-end LG Studio range of kitchen appliances, endorsed by US TV personality and Oprah Winfrey show regular, Nate Berkus.
While appliances were given plenty of airtime, consumer electronics also had their share of the stage, with the standout of the event going to the new G Flex curved smartphone. The 6-inch curved P-OLED display is matched by a curved battery and body that follows the contour of the face and is designed to offer a viewing experience "similar" to curved OLED TV.
LG also dipped its toes into the wearable technology space with the launch of two complementary connected fitness devices. The Lifeband Touch features a touch-sensitive OLED screen and Bluetooth connectivity, and will go up against the likes of the Fitbit and Jawbone Up in the fitness watch/wristband space. Alongside this, LG's Heart Rate Earphones play music and provide audible updates on the user's workout, while also offering visual feedback through a small display.
In LG's traditional core competency, TVs, ?the Korean powerhouse built up plenty of buzz for the 12 new Ultra HD TV panels it will roll out in 2014 - all of which will offer 4K content streaming, thanks to a deal between LG and Netflix. With screen sizes ranging from 49 to 105-inches, the range includes a 105-inch 21:9 aspect ratio curved Ultra HD TV, as well as a 77-inch curved OLED Ultra HD TV. In the OLED space, LG will launch four additional models alongside the flagship curved OLED Ultra HD panel, starting at 55 inches.
Meanwhile, LG has revealed that the webOS platform the company purchased from Hewlett-Packard in March 2013 will be rolled out as a Smart TV platform during 2014 and beyond. WebOS was widely praised for its functionality and seamless software design, though a lack of critical mass meant Hewlett-Packard was unable to truly realise its potential.
"We are extremely excited to be able to introduce webOS optimised for LG Smart TV here at CES 2014," Skrpodis said. "The beauty of webOS is that it provides so much freedom and is so simple to use. We feel confident that consumers will find navigating, exploring and switching between different forms of content on webOS a truly enjoyable, non-frustrating, experience."
WebOS is expected to be included on "70 per cent" of LG's Smart TVs globally, by the end of 2014. There is no firm date on an Australian release.
LG's new French Door, Door in Door refrigerator.
LG G Flex is an Android smartphone with a curved OLED screen.

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In what seems to be a theme for me, this is a book about existing in a post-apocalyptic, plague-ravaged world. Thankfully, as part of this book being heaps and oodles better than The Twleve, it is not only a more well-considered and well-written book, when women's biology is addressed it's much less exploitative. Having a female author helps with that.
Let me back up. Severance centers on a millennial woman named Candace. She works at a publishing house in New York, has an apartment in Brooklyn, and has no purpose or even call for purpose. She does her work, she goes home. She's a first generation immigrant who lost her parents young, a job she does but doesn't enjoy, and a serious boyfriend she doesn't seem too torn up to lose. When Shen Fever descends and decimates populations and New York just empties out, her company asks her to stay on in an emergency capacity to hold down the fort, with an enormous payout on the prescribed date they figure they can be back. Candace agrees – not because of the money or not because she underestimates the fever, but because she really has nothing better to do. And so the end of the world unfolds.
Running parallel is the "present day" storyline in which she has found another group of survivors heading for The Facility – an eden promised by their seriously cult-y leader. That was less interesting to me than watching one woman tie herself to routine as strongly as possible even as the world crumbles around her. When her office shuttle stops running and she has to take a taxi, she moves in to her office (well, into her boss's office. He has the best furniture. And a skylight).
Severance is a book that dwells in the mundane and in our adherence to the known in the face of the unknowable. The "fevered" of this book aren't violent or dangerous to the uninfected. They simply exist, living out their small routines every day until their malnourished bodies collapse. It's a fascinating study of monotony, even if that sentence makes no sense.


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The ID of the job execution to be deleted. The executionNumber refers to the execution of a particular job on a particular device.
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(Optional) When true, you can delete a job execution which is "IN_PROGRESS". Otherwise, you can only delete a job execution which is in a terminal state ("SUCCEEDED", "FAILED", "REJECTED", "REMOVED" or "CANCELED") or an exception will occur. The default is false.
Deleting a job execution which is "IN_PROGRESS", will cause the device to be unable to access job information or update the job execution status. Use caution and ensure that the device is able to recover to a valid state.
--cli-input-json (string) Performs service operation based on the JSON string provided. The JSON string follows the format provided by --generate-cli-skeleton. If other arguments are provided on the command line, the CLI values will override the JSON-provided values. It is not possible to pass arbitrary binary values using a JSON-provided value as the string will be taken literally.
--generate-cli-skeleton (string) Prints a JSON skeleton to standard output without sending an API request. If provided with no value or the value input, prints a sample input JSON that can be used as an argument for --cli-input-json. If provided with the value output, it validates the command inputs and returns a sample output JSON for that command.
See 'aws help' for descriptions of global parameters.
To delete a job execution
The following delete-job-execution example deletes the job execution of the specified job on a device. Use describe-job-execution to get the execution number.
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Selling a Montgomery Ward #GIL 1580G front tine tiller. 5 HP with power reverse. I bought this tiller about 10 years ago from a guy that restored it. He installed an ignition module in it so it has no points that need adjusting/replaced. Runs and functions good. I just replaced oil and air filter (9/20/2017). Usually starts in 1-2 pulls. Does not smoke. We used it to till a garden for 4 seasons and lost interest.
Asking $70
Located in Athens, AL.Don Ferguson 256-755-7303
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1985 ToyBuggy w/TBI GM4.3/TH350, Marlin doubler, 4.88's, locked front & rear, 37" TSL SXII, and other stuff.
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Well, that didn't go too badly… I think. A last minute change meant that all the jingles and sound effects were powered from a second PlayStation Portable (which belongs to Felis, but is on extended loan to TK). So that's all non-cast audio provided by PSP consoles. This episode features TK, Xavier, Felis, and Hedgie. Backing music by Sanxion7.
For Done and Dusted:
Hedgie gives us his opinion of Sonic and All Stars Racing: Transformed.
TK talks about Tetrisphere.
Xavier and Felis waffle on about Borderlands 2.
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She's a dancing queen…with a peen! This donkey-donged hentai tranny is showing off the stuff that can rival any other shemale, living or drawn or anything in-between. That fleshy and veiny cannon popping out of her groin ought to make even the notorious Rasputin blush in shame. That's the beauty of drawn hentai with a special shemale twist—-anything goes, and every possible anatomical part can get engorged like a whole hive of bees attacked it. Take this plonker, for instance. That thing can wreck any asshole, twat, gullet, etc. it cums into contact with. So, want to see exactly what it does wreck? Check out this throbbing, turgid, ten-tonne treat of an update at SheAniMale!
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Grants programs
Information on grants awarded by the department in 2015–16 is available at Grants reporting.
Grants programs have the specific purpose of providing grant funding and have published grant program guidelines.
TABLE 32 Grants programs for 2015–16
Agriculture adaptation
Carbon Farming Futures—Action on the Ground a
Carbon Farming Futures—Extension and Outreach a
Carbon Farming Futures—Filling the Research Gap a
Sustainable management—natural resources
National Landcare Program
National Landcare Program—Sustainable Agriculture Small Grants Round 2015–16
Agricultural resources
Farm Profits through Rural Research and Development
Assistance Grants—Improved Access to Industry Priority Uses of Agvet Chemicals
Science and Innovation Awards for Young People in Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
Rural programs
Rural Financial Counselling Service 2005–2016 a
Rural Financial Counselling Service 2016–2019
Managing Farm Risk Program
International market access
Australia–China Agricultural Cooperation Agreement Program
Agricultural Trade and Market Access Cooperation Program
Biosecurity and export services
Centre of Excellence for Biosecurity Risk Analysis a
Package Assisting Small Exporters
Water reform
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program—On-Farm Irrigation Efficiency Program a c
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program—New South Wales Private Irrigation Infrastructure Operators Program a c
Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure Program—Private Irrigation Infrastructure Program in South Australia ac
a No new rounds called, management of existing grants only.
b Joint program with the Department of the Environment.
c Transferred from the Department of the Environment following the machinery of government change during 2015–16.


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Monday Monday
blogged by me domestic goddess On 1/30/2006 10:47:00 PM
Funny old day today. Eventually dragged myself to the docs, but will keep the details off my blog me thinks!, but he did say I need to get well or they will not operate next week, that was not such good news, so off to the chemist to buy every cold and flu remedy on the block and get a diabetes test done as well.
At last posted a very important deadline today, now to await the dreaded phone call with praise or defeat.
Had a crop yesterday and it was a blast, good to see Ali, Sue and Dawn again as well as Kerry, Debbie and some new faces, Louise, Kerry, Mary, Huzifah(sp!) and Helen. Thanks ladies for a fab day and all your wonderful creations, get them on the galleries.
Was so flaked out, after several snoozes as well :(, that I cancelled seeing Dad today and am off to see him tomorrow. (as you can see from this photo peter took when he got back from work!)
So how was your weekend?
Hugs blogettes
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greyparrot Said,https://scrappingtonight.blogspot.com/2006/01/monday-monday.html?showComment=1138664160000#c113866417524603599'> 11:36 PM
awww lookit you girlies all snugged. I wanna smoosh your cheeks! Get some echinacea down ya girl! It will boost your immune system to get you better for this op! *crosses fingers*
Now off to answer my questions and get tagging!
kaz Said,https://scrappingtonight.blogspot.com/2006/01/monday-monday.html?showComment=1138695600000#c113869565473716647'> 8:20 AM
ah bless, well you know what i said and it seems to be working get every remedy you can think of, i agree with the echinacea. give it a try luvs ya
Kirsty Wiseman Said,https://scrappingtonight.blogspot.com/2006/01/monday-monday.html?showComment=1138729380000#c113872940235283545'> 5:43 PM
ooh diabetes - interesting thought cos it does grind you down hun. i hope they get to the bottom of it chica.
gorgeous picaroony
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Wellesley College made headlines last week after unveiling the "Sleepwalker," a 5-foot-9 realist statue of a man wandering around campus wearing only his underwear. Some residents of Wellesley objected to the piece as a potential trigger for survivors of sexual assault or as simply distasteful; others defended the statue as a creative addition to the campus landscape. No matter the sentiment, the fact that students at Wellesley are having this conversation speaks to the ability of artwork to ignite productive debate.
When a chalk rendition of Van Gogh's "Starry Night" appeared on the walls of Red Square at the end of last semester, the campus community applauded the anonymous artist and his work. However, this drawing also made many Georgetown students realize that works of spontaneous art on our campus are few and far between. A diverse student body like ours is not void of students with artistic ability, but as an institution, Georgetown does not regularly offer many opportunities to share that talent with the wider campus population.
We do not wish to overlook the work of campus artists. The art galleries of the Walsh Building, the first floor of Lauinger Library and Carroll Parlor in Healy Hall boast impressive exhibits of the creative talent on the Hilltop. Our a cappella groups and campus theater organizations produce work of which all Georgetown students should be proud. But despite these individuals' efforts, it is still unlikely that one would encounter art on campus without seeking it out.
Making campus artwork more publicly available would enable Georgetown students to engage with the wealth of cultural diversity on campus, and the efforts of campus artists would be better realized by the student body.
The Hilltop stands only to gain by encouraging art in the public sphere.


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March is Kidney Month and the Kidney Foundation of WNY is working to raise awareness of risks to kidney health. The foundation is planning outreach events and free screenings in the community.
In many cases, early detection, lifestyle changes and medical treatment can slow the progression of chronic kidney disease.
One in seven American adults has chronic kidney disease, according to estimates from the Centers for Disease Control. There may be no signs or symptoms in the early stages, so most people don't know they have a health problem. Chronic kidney disease gets worse over time and can lead to kidney failure (end stage renal disease), requiring dialysis or a kidney transplant.
The toll of kidney disease is rising. An estimated 4,006 New Yorkers died due to chronic kidney disease in 2016, an increase of more than 33 percent from 2012.
Diabetes and high blood pressure are the leading causes of kidney disease. Steps to protect kidney health include controlling blood pressure, controlling glucose for those with diabetes, choosing health foods, staying physically active, maintaining a healthy weight and getting a good night's sleep.
Other risk factors include heart disease, obesity, lupus, a family history of kidney disease, and high cholesterol. The National Institutes of Health report that African Americans, Hispanics, and American Indians are at high risk for developing kidney failure.
Blood and urine tests allow medical professionals to diagnose and monitor kidney disease. If you have one or more risk factors, talk with your doctor about your kidney health.
Information about kidney health and upcoming screenings is available from the Kidney Foundation of WNY at kfwny.com. The Buffalo-based nonprofit also offers resources for people with kidney disease, including peer support groups.
March screening events include:
To register for a screening, contact Barbara Breckenridge at 716-510-6702 or email@example.com.


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Prime Minister chairs first Council of Local Enterprise Partnership Leaders at Downing Street
The Prime Minister met with the leaders of England's Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) this week to celebrate their achievements to date and to map out key areas for co-operation under the UK's Modern Industrial Strategy.
It was the first meeting of the Prime Minister's Council of LEP Chairs, made up of business leaders representing the 38 Partnerships, including Mark Duddridge, Chair of the Cornwall & Isles of Scilly LEP.
Talks focussed on where LEPs carry maximum impact: delivering the objectives of the Modern Industrial Strategy in local areas, and investing in the skills people and businesses need.
Welcoming the Council of LEP Chairs, Prime Minister Theresa May said:
"Local Enterprise Partnerships play a vital role in supporting businesses and innovation across England. They are developing skills, delivering infrastructure, and securing investment.
"That's why our Modern Industrial Strategy is clear that they must continue to play a crucial role in our plans to deliver further growth in local economies.
"Today's first meeting of the Council marks a milestone in this partnership. By working even more closely together, we will continue to maximise our efforts in creating jobs, growth and investment right across the country, delivering long-term, meaningful results for local communities."
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly LEP Chair Mark Duddridge said: "The meeting was a good opportunity to highlight current achievements to the Prime Minister and identify key action areas LEPs can help government with.
"The government's commitment to 'place' based development and growth, which plays to the strengths of local areas, means LEPs are ideally placed to lead local growth strategies. This is what we set out earlier this year with the publication of our 10 Opportunities investment prospectus for Cornwall and Scilly.
"The meeting was also addressed by Business Secretary Greg Clark and I was encouraged by his support for the UK's food and drink industry as key driver of our economy, which is why we have highlighted it as a real opportunity for growth in our region, especially post-Brexit."
During the meeting, LEPs reinforced their commitment to help deliver a national Industrial Strategy, using their strengths and expertise to lead local strategies for economic growth in partnership with local government.
The Council of Local Enterprise Partnership Chairs was announced in the 2017 Industrial Strategy White Paper as a new forum for LEP business leaders to help shape national policy decisions and ensure closer cooperation with the Government on Industrial Strategy objectives.


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You can't make this stuff up.
Probably the stupidest thing ever posted here. But I don't read his retarded internet kid's posts.
Ya, that's how it works. Greedy selfish Kid (aren't they all in the rah rah world) just wanted to see if he could make it as a corner and USC just let him try it out for 3 full seasons, and see how it worked out.
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Thursday, November 29, 2012
From the Wayside Chapel by Graham Long
Dear Inner Circle,
Two little girls sitting in the back seat of my car were in discussion about what the rudest word in the world might be. Eventually they decided that the word was "cr*p". They agreed that the word was so rude that only a parent could say it and then only if they dropped their phone. The five year old said, "Wow, so if you're a kid and you drop your phone, all you can say is, 'Oh, I dropped the phone.'" I happen to know that the girls' mummy dropped her phone about a week ago and I've got a fair idea of what she said at the time.
Yesterday, I had an appointment waiting for me at a local cafe and I needed to get out of the building without being caught at the front. I decided to exit via the Op Shop then into the back alley and then out through a back gate. As I stepped through the gate and out into the lane way, a woman was waiting for me with a pen and paper in her hand. "Farva," she said, "You know that prayer that Jesus said every day to make things go better for him, could you write that down on this piece of paper?" She turned around and I wrote the Our Father by leaning on her back. She turned around and said indignantly, "Not that one, everyone knows that one". I thought she might have Catholic background and so she turned around again and I wrote the Hail Mary. "That's not it," she insisted. She turned around again and I thought I'd cover a wider base and I wrote the Shema. "That's not it either," she said. We discussed options because there wasn't much room on the paper by now. "Is it 'Make me a channel of your peace?'" I asked. "That's probably it," she said. I didn't explain that St Augustine lived a long time after Jesus but I just wrote the prayer. When that was done the lady embraced me and gave me a kiss on the cheek. The act had a distinct flavour of a consolation prize as I was so stupid that I didn't really know what she was talking about and yet I tried. I guess there is no such thing as a quick getaway from Wayside.
They've been so many ambulances here this week. It's probably fair to say that maybe 3 or 4 or more life and death situations have happened every day here. Everything from a picture perfect young person self harming to an assortment of people who were living the worst day of their lives and who decided that this might as well be their last day. The staff in in our Community Service Centre are well trained and it would be hard to imagine a better and safer pair of hands than they each give. If it was my own son or my own daughter, I'd be mightily comforted if my child were to walk into Wayside on the worst day of their life.
At this time of year Wayside is in a more privileged position than most because we get to see a tremendous outpouring of goodwill from people wanting to help us. Our neighbours in the Horizon building gathered together last Friday night to raise around $50,000 for Wayside at a wonderful event that was a true demonstration of love. Our deepest thanks to everyone who helped organise the evening and to everyone who attended.
A few weeks ago I told you of a woman who recently found out that she was five months pregnant to her partner who died three months ago. She is so sad and weeks ago she told me that she would be giving the baby for adoption. Today she's softened a little because she told me, "One day at a time. I'll see how I feel at the time. Probably DoCS would take it off me anyway". If I could tell you the horrendous history of this woman, you'd understand her sense of fatalism. She had her first child at just 13 years of age and the father of that child was her own father. All I could say today was, "Well, if you want to fight to raise this child, we'll fight with you and if you can't do that, we'll love you anyway."
Thanks for being part of our inner circle,
PS. Registrations for volunteer shifts at our Christmas Day Street Party open on Monday, 3 December at 9am. If you'd like to register for a shift, go to www.thewaysidechapel.com at 9am on Monday and fill out the online form.
Rev Graham Long
Pastor and CEO
The Wayside Chapel
Kings Cross
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Universal Pendant Control features rocker switch.
Press Release Summary:
CM® Rocket™ Universal Pendant Control is equipped with no‐slip directional indicators. Unit is offered in four configurations such as single speed, single speed with emergency stop, two-speed and two-speed with emergency stop. Compatible with CM ShopStar VS variable speed electric chain hoist, product comes with ribbed grip. Pendant Control is suitable for conveyors, lift elevators, mill drives, actuators and winches applications and is cCSAus and UL certified.
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Columbus McKinnon Introduces CM® Rocket™ Universal Pendant Control
Comfort-fit design and responsive rocker switch give operators maximum control with minimal effort
Engineered for operator comfort, the new CM® Rocket™ universal pendant control from Columbus McKinnon Corporation (NASDAQ: CMCO), a leading designer, manufacturer and marketer of material handling products, systems and services, delivers precision control and accuracy.
Compared to competitors' traditional straight-grip and push-button configurations, the CM Rocket pendant control's unique rocker switch and comfort-fit design give operators ultimate load control while reducing hand strain and fatigue. This allows for safer and more efficient operation of hoists and industrial equipment with momentary operation. The wide shape of the rocker switch, along with its rugged, no-slip directional indicators, allows for easy operation with or without gloves.
The CM Rocket's curved, well-balanced shape fits comfortably in the palm of your hand, requiring minimal wrist flexion for operation. And, the ribbed grip helps ensure the operator maintains a secure and comfortable hold in all environments.
"At Columbus McKinnon, we are always looking for ways to increase productivity while decreasing the risk of workplace injury," said John Vander Linden, Global Product Manager - Powered Chain Hoists. "After a series of voice-of-customer interviews and beta tests with Channel Partners and end users, we engineered the CM Rocket pendant control to provide ultimate safety and ease of operation in an ergonomic and economical design."
The CM Rocket pendant control is available as an option on some of Columbus McKinnon's most popular hoists, including the new CM ShopStar VS variable speed electric chain hoist. The Rocket is also available as an after-market product that can be used for momentary operation of numerous types of industrial equipment, including conveyors, lift elevators, mill drives, actuators and winches.
The CM Rocket is available in four configurations, including single speed, single speed with emergency stop, two-speed, and two-speed with emergency stop. It comes with a lifetime warranty and is cCSAus & UL certified. To learn more about the versatile CM Rocket pendant control, or any of our products, call Columbus McKinnon Channel Services at 800‐888‐0985 or visit www.cmworks.com.
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Columbus McKinnon is a leading worldwide designer, manufacturer and marketer of material handling products, systems and services, which efficiently and ergonomically move, lift, position and secure materials. Key products include hoists, cranes, actuators, rigging tools and digital power and motion control systems. The company is focused on commercial and industrial applications that require the safety and quality provided by its superior design and engineering know-how.
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(Nov 7th, 2013)
Abandoned house or not, fire fighters take each situation equally seriously. It is always an interesting contrast between those who are observing (knowing they are safe and unaffected) and those who are in the thick of action.
Presented in both color and B&W as an exercise in perception.
more images at: http://forestphotography.smugmug.com/100Images/Miscellany/20131107-Abandoned-House-Fire/33408192_2SpRMZ


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2007-05-14 [Lirerial]: dad?
2007-05-14 [loonygirl2005]: (Minoku) *turns to Raven* Preach this is my father Iruzana..Dad this the Preach that's been trying to take care of me and the man I love. *coughs*
2007-05-14 [Lirerial]: *stays silent and sits on the bed*
2007-05-14 [Silver Moon]: *nods and hand a potion to Minoku.* "Lily is unable to speak.....and Saverad is in danger Death took him over but he is free now........the
2007-05-14 [loonygirl2005]: (Minoku) *drinks potion* They are after our shards..they already have Saverad and Roke's...howev
2007-05-14 [Silver Moon]: "I know...they have ine too. Can you come with me to go to Lily?"
2007-05-14 [loonygirl2005]: (Minoku) Father Raven warned me that Zathraia is hot after my tail...and well that dingle bat Resino is probably looking for her too.
2007-05-14 [Silver Moon]: "Stay here than....I will try to get her here." *vanishes*
2007-05-14 [loonygirl2005]: (Minoku) *lays down*
2007-05-14 [Lirerial]: *watches her quietly*
2007-05-14 [loonygirl2005]: (Minoku) Raven...so what do think about my father?
2007-05-14 [Lirerial]: he's nice..*smiles at her tiredly*
2007-05-14 [loonygirl2005]: (Minoku) Oh lay down preach. You can sleep here.*moves over*
2007-05-14 [Lirerial]: *lays down next to her*
2007-05-14 [loonygirl2005]: (Minoku) *wakes up and looks curiously at preach*
2007-05-15 [Lirerial]: *stirs, and turns on his side, throwing his arm around her*
2007-05-15 [loonygirl2005]: (Minoku) Aww preach...I'm sorry about your eye..*still feels guilty*
2007-05-15 [Lirerial]: *touches it gently* do..do y...you still want to marry me?
2007-05-15 [loonygirl2005]: (Minoku)Yes Preach...why would you ask? *smiles gently* Is something wrong?
2007-05-15 [Lirerial]: *looks miserable* I have only one eye now... I don't know how it will affect my fighting and work... I don't think you'd want to marry a half blind man
2007-05-15 [loonygirl2005]: (Minoku) *makes him look at her* Preach that does not matter to me. You care about me and yes there more then likely will be complications but I still love you...unless you really don't want me.*turns away* I'd understand.
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Saturday, June 20th 2015
Come and join in the Midsummer Madness!
10.00a.m. Macclesfield Market Place – parade workshops: art, music, costume-creation, props and parade ideas. ALL MATERIALS PROVIDED but feel free to arrive in costume or with ideas (anything goes!) Surprise hand held items will also be provided for you to customise.
1.00 pm – Walking Parade from the Market Place around Macclesfield's pedestrianised streets.
Come along on your own, with friends or in a group and join in the fun – suitable for all ages. No theme, no set costumes, dress how you like: Surprise us with your Carnival ideas!
You are welcome to just turn up on the day but it will help us to know how many are coming especially if you are bringing a group so let us know by email: email@example.com
For further information or a chat contact: John Hartshorn on 07522 019454 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Macclesfield Community Artspace is pleased to be working with students from Macclesfield Academy to present the 2015 Midsummer Parade
(There will also be a folk festival running in St Michael's Churchyard during the day plus other seasonal family events and activities as part of the Midsummer celebrations in the town.)


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I wasn't sure if I could even get on line this morning or if this will even post but here's hoping! My internet is running Extremely slow I've tried unplugging the modem and so on and I clean the history, cookies and cache everyday maybe it's the frigging cold if that makes any sense but if by chance this does post and I don't get back for a day or so it'll be because I'm waiting for a technician to come so don't be concerned about me because smoking is not even a blimp on my Radar because as long I or any of us stick with N.O.P.E and vigilance then our quits are safe and secure because our lives literally depends on us to quit and stay quit while going about life's daily routine and going into 2018 Smokefree totally Rocks ! Most things in life is a choice and quitting smoking should be at the top of the list of things to do because it's absolutely worth it to be Free!
Good Saturday morning to each of you, I'm shoving Vigilance at you again because I don't want anyone to become complacent or stressed and think just ONE won't hurt and please don't take a chance on drinking because it can screw up a perfectly beautiful quit, believe me I've lost a couple of quits way back and waited nearly 20 yrs before I finally quit for good so this is my motto ( I do not think that I should drink, for if I drink, I do not think ) please be EXtra cautious this New Year's wk end while enjoying the festivities because our quits must be our # 1 priority let's go into 2018 with our stupendous quits in tact smiling because we're still stacking up our precious Days WON! It was cold outside again this morning, I'm so thankful that I wised up and don't need to be out there sucking on a killer cancer stick, yay for Smokefree living, -25 ° Celcius or -°13 F on the Fahrenheit scale either way it's frigid especially with the gusty winds!


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The Harsh Consequences of Rising Drug Prices
By Shane Power, President of Watertree Health…
A recent survey by Consumer Reports sheds light on the rise in drug prices over the past year and its negative impact on consumers.
From a poll of 1,037 adults in America, 33% reported paying an average of $39 more out-of-pocket for their regular prescription medication and 10% were paying as much as an extra $100 compared to last year. Among the drugs that saw the highest increases were those prescribed for chronic conditions including asthma, high blood pressure and diabetes, which went up by more than 10%.
As a result of this "sticker shock", one in five skipped scheduled doses and one in four stopped getting their prescriptions filled.
These stats are alarming. However, you should know that they don't take into account the potentially high number of hand-written prescriptions that don't even make it into the system at the pharmacy and, therefore, get counted in the "unfilled" category. We believe that many people don't bother dropping their prescription off at the pharmacy because they assume they can't pay for it, making the number of unfilled prescriptions even higher than reported.
This is why we created the Greatest Prescription Savings℠ ("GPS") tool—to show people that they can afford to get their prescription filled at their favorite pharmacy, with the Watertree Health Prescription Discount Card. To use the GPS, consumers simply enter the name of their prescription and zip code at wtree.us/savingstool. Here they'll find their pharmacy on the list of results. If they don't have a card already, they can get one on this website.
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Nature is not a place to visit; its our home .
We aspire to preserve the nature to the maximum. We value enormous greeneries, and endeavor 15 km long, 200 wide lake covering 10.42% area connecting the flanking rivers
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We persistently try to innovate sustainable solution.
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We dream to socialize with the essence of true bonding for a quality neighborhood.
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We strive to be the best in everything we do for Life and Living.
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The Richie Allen Show – November 8th 2018 – the yang is basically gone.
"This called the usurpation of the yang, the Illuminati usurpation of the yang, so they're trying to knock out the man and the fire energy, the protector energy, they're saying you're not protectors anymore of these…the yang is basically gone and they..we want all this feminine matriarchal celibate, if you're transgender guy you're not a threat, you are fine… you could be on TV, you can get in front of people, but the real man, the Alpha men are being sort of discredited, knocked out, … I'm actually attacked physically and then the what's gonna happen is the man is the Illuminati the the banker he's gonna say okay I'm the man now and all you girls you can just defend me and you know say yes sir no sir to me and and kick your husband and your brothers and your father and the nuts and destroy him, because I'm gonna take this over and that's kind of what's going on, so with the biggest thing I see going on under the surface and nobody wants to talk about this, no man let's talk about this, most men just …if a woman says don't they'll jump, if she's a mean woman, they'll jump twice as high anymore…and I'm seeing this
everywhere and so this is a real thing that especially women need to be aware of and take responsibility for what's going on and it is like they're trying to wipe out the men, because the men are more disposable , we're … if there's a revolution to fight these guys there's gonna be women yes and in Nicaragua there was a lot of them in the Sandinistas, but most it's gonna be men ,
remember and remember they don't … wanna much 18 year old guys hanging around with no work, you're thinking about revolution, so they're gonna wipe out the men first, that's
pretty clear in this depopulation thing, that's what I'm starting to really see a kind of accelerating on this side of the pond anyway.
..and I think it's because it's becoming the Borg, that's what the Borg want, okay, so if you're gonna be …just an old-fashioned kind of guy… it's dangerous, you're gonna be targeted, these
people are gonna come at you with everything they got to try to you…basically castrate you and shut you up man and don't ..go up to those guys they're not so bad and…don't defend me, I don't need defending and you're gonna get a lot of problems, okay, that's why these guys are going now, because it's the path of least resistance, but it's what they want.
CIA put our document 1969 and they said there's not gonna be any genders by 2030, yet the Grays, the Gray Aliens do not have a sex, so they literally have abducted women to carry the baby Greys
and put them out, so is this, I mean are we already a bunch of Cyborgs, is there cyborgs among us other gray hybrids among us, are they going for this whole asexual thing, is that's what it looks like?.. and what they definitely don't, but that well they're definitely pushing is this feminization, this continuation is sort of this matriarchy underneath of this bigger thing, because it's the way to keep people quiet..man when it's patriarchy they go out and they just get brutal and they just beat people up and they just whatever and that's bad but matriarchy is just as bad, because it's kind of like Oh you can't say that you can't criticize that person you can't, oh really I can't criticize the depopulation of 90% of the people?.. but ya know you can't you're not supposed to because the man told me, so the man told me not to let you and so I'm gonna not let you do that honey and this is just like wow, so that's what's going on, it scares the hell out of me because if that's that heavy and especially the girls refuse to see it and I don't see a lot of them that are really willing to look at it right now because they got it pretty good right now I mean they're kind of on the gravy train they get patronized they get you know on Facebook oh you're so cute oh you're so you're stuff so great and you hear that all the time and it's just like wow and
it's just what they don't need and it's trap, but but it's instant gratification and they're just eat it up and.. this is part of the thing, part of what's going on I mean .. where they're going to knock out there any real defense, look if you're an invading force what are you gonna knock out first? You knock out the warrior class right? Look you're gonna get the men. (Dean Henderson)"
"It's terrible and ..any time you are censor anything, it's terrible, I mean everybody should have a platform, everybody should be able to talk and the scariest thing right now is that you
don't even have rights to complain about this…the First Amendment is a government thing, it's guaranteed by the government, these are private corporations that
decide outside of the First Amendment who can talk and who can´t and so it's really fascism. I mean it's not the state deciding, it's private corporations, deciding and these
private corporations, these Silicon Valley Mafia, they claim to be liberals, but in fact it's infiltrated Mossad stuff, New World Order stuff, it's nothing to do with anything liberal or socialist or anything, so there's another thing is everybody needs to realize that Silicon Valley is an operation of the British Crown and it's not our friend, okay, now if you want to stand Facebook and all that stuff that's fine, I think you're crazy, but if me and Richie got off but if you but at least realize that when you get on the computer and you're on Google, it's the
enemy, okay, it's not you're liberal …progressive buddy, just because it has a ponytail or whatever it's fascism under the same old ..face as they marched out the hippies with the
ponytails .. and they are trying to knock out progressives, they're trying to knock out us. (Dean Henderson)" / "Yeah, I think it's privatized fascism. (Richie Allen)"
"Well, oh look at America, the minute, there's all these people who apparently are anti-government and anti-deep state, but are fervent supporters of the President of the United States .. It is a paradox..look at Putin as well, Putin is an absolute autocratic monster, he murdered journalists, he murdered his own civilians, his citizens he's stolen literally billions, billions of dollars.(Neil Sanders)" / "Well said, he is a Gangster. (Richie Allen)"
More Info: https://hendersonlefthook.wordpress.com/2018/10/09/illuminati-usurpation-of-the-yang/


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For many years, Global Initiative instructors have trained young missionaries at the Romanian Center for Cross-Cultural Studies (CRST). During this academic year, Harry Morin and Fred and Annette Farrokh taught the second-year students intensive classes in ministry to Muslims.
Like many European Christians, our friends at CRST have noted that this is the 500th Anniversary of the beginning of the Protestant Reformation in Europe. Martin Luther's nailing of his "95 Theses" to the church door in Wittenburg, Germany is considered by historians as the beginning of the Reformation.
Revival fires are burning once again in Europe! Many of our missions students are now touching nations around the world. We were delighted to hear that these students have recently been on internships to Iraq, Bangladesh, Mozambique, Lebanon and Turkey. These are serious and committed young missionaries with long-term goals to touch the world. They have learned worship songs in Turkish to minister to Turks. They are also studying English to travel internationally. Some are even so fluent in English that they can teach it overseas!
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Hayley Mathis, Hernando Today, September 23, 2011 For more than three years, Jared Hanlon has worked as a registered nurse at Oak Hill Hospital. As a nurse in the progressive care unit, Hanlon, 31, works at least three 12-hour night shifts each week, taking care of as many as five patients in one shift. Due to the number of patients, Hanlon describes these shifts as daunting and dangerous, possibly jeopardizing his ability to adequately care for each patient. For the past nine months, Hanlon said he and his fellow nurses have continually complained about the working conditions with little response from hospital officials. But their voices were heard Friday morning as more than 50 nurses ... Raising
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Week 57 – București, România
I know that I talked to you guys already,but there is a blog to uphold! Anyway, I guess I will just say what happened like normal, and then see if you guys missed anything. 😉
Let's see…This week we tried to be busy, but that was hard to do. We had decided to go carolling every single night to lonely members or people we could think of. It was a lot of fun. On Chrsistmas eve we had a pretty cool opportunity to go and carol at a house party. We didn't know it was going to be a house party. We just knew that it would be a caroling thing for a members friend. It ended up being at a nice villa, with a perfectly manicured lawn, and a nice deck. Many families came out and for a moment, I thought we were in America. There were little kids and parents, and little snacks made by everyone. It was amazing. However, we didn't expect that so we didn't sing super good. It was fun though and we laughed a lot. After they offered us hot wine. Temptiing ;), but no ;). That was a lot of fun.
We hurried around that night trying to fit in a lot of people. Ended up driving with the office Elder's from one end of the city to the other and back again. It was crazy. That was a lot of fun. On Christmas Eve, we also got to watch Ratatouille. That is a good movie. I like it a lot, and it was weird watching it without needing to be aware of someone I should talk to after. It was relaxing. We also did it in our pajamas. That made it so much more comfortable. I enjoyed that.
Then on Christmas day, we had football in the morning which was really nice. We played tackle, which I don't really like. I am just not built for it. So hitting was tough for me and getting hit, of course. Oh well. That took up our morning, Then we went home and I made cinnamon rolls, and we did our studies. That was nice. I was able to just relax and bake. I made them for district meeting which was really nice. They turned out really well too. I had to use a different brown sugar then I was used to, but it all worked out in the end. I was a happy camper. My district said they turned out good so I will just have to listen to them. Then we had our district meeting. Which wasn't super long but it was good. I was happy by it.
After that…Oh yeah! I skyped my family. It was a good day. I was happy. I think things are going good The rest of this week hasn't been super crazy either, and I think that we are just trying to find lessons. However, New Years is a huge event here so I don't know if I will be able to get some. We will see. We are happy to say though that we have a baptism this saturday. That's good! We are looking forward to it and we ill be preparing for that as well. Anything else…not much. I liked everything in my package I got from home. I especially thank those that have a picture in it. It was the best gift I think I could have recieved. Thank you all for participating!
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No decision yet made about US troops in Afghanistan: Pentagon
WASHINGTON: Pentagon claimed that no immediate decision has been taken by Obama administration about US troops in Afghanistan.
It claimed that defence ministry wants Nicholson to decide whether to increase troops to counter Taliban insurgents or not.
Pentagon spokesperson said "Let's give General Nicholson a chance to get on the ground, find out… whether or not there needs to be an adjustment."
Nicholson claimed to produce report in 90 days from his appointment on March 2.
The NATO mission was ended in 2014 in Afghanistan and the forces announced to withdraw.
US has shown severe concerns about the capabilities of Afghan troops in fights against Talibans in northern city of Kunduz and Southern province of Helmand insurgent attacks.
Afghan Taliban and insurgent groups are targeting Afghan forces since 2014 after the withdrawal announcement of NATO forces.
US decided not to counter insurgent groups but to assist Afghan forces with advanced training to counter terrorist groups.
Quadrilateral Contact Group QCG of four countries is also trying to start a fresh round of direct talks between Afghan government and Taliban.


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SAMARRA, Iraq — U.S. troops smashed down workshop doors and junkyard gates with sledgehammers, crowbars, explosives and even armored vehicles Wednesday in a massive raid to hunt for pro-Saddam Hussein militants and stamp out the increasingly bold anti-U.S. resistance.
In downtown Samarra, soldiers blasted open the front gates of walled homes, bringing cries from women and children inside. At least a dozen men suspected of waging guerrilla attacks were rounded up, although others got away, apparently tipped off.
"Locksmiths will make a lot of money these days," said a U.S. soldier, laughing as he sat atop a Bradley fighting vehicle in the city's industrial zone, where doors were shattered.
Nearly 2,500 troops from the 4th Infantry Division were taking part in the sweep in Samarra, north of Baghdad, which has emerged as a hotspot in anti-U.S. guerrilla action.
Three Iraqis killed in U.S. crackdown
In Mosul, U.S. forces killed three attackers and detained 11 more suspected guerrillas in a new crackdown Wednesday as violence and instability gripped the country.
U.S. forces said the three attackers were killed when they tried to mount a drive-by shooting. A fourth attacker was wounded.
The U.S. military said it had stepped up an offensive to stamp out attacks on U.S.-led occupying forces and Iraqis cooperating with the United States that it blames on Saddam supporters and foreign Islamic militants.
Nearly 200 U.S. soldiers have been killed in attacks since President Bush declared major combat over on May 1.
The coalition scored a major victory Saturday by nabbing Saddam, who Iraqi officials revealed Wednesday was being held in the Baghdad area. But violence has continued in the capital and in the predominantly Sunni areas west and north of Baghdad. Assailants also shot and killed a policeman Wednesday in Mosul, police said, and Iraqi security forces injured nine people when they opened fire on pro-Saddam protesters, witnesses said.
Blast called an accident
Meanwhile, U.S. military officials said Wednesday night that the explosion of a fuel tanker after a collision in a Baghdad intersection earlier in the day was an accident, not a terrorist attack. The blast left 10 Iraqis dead.
Iraq's deputy Interior Minister, Ahmed Kadhim Ibrahim, had said the truck was packed with explosives and the intended target was a police station.
The sweep in Samarra, a city of of 200,000 about 20 miles south of the town where Saddam was captured Saturday, began before dawn, continuing an operation that began Tuesday.
In the first day of the raid, dubbed Operation Ivy Blizzard, U.S. soldiers snared a suspected rebel leader and 78 other people, all in one building near Samarra where they apparently were planning attacks. On Monday, guerrillas in the city ambushed a U.S. patrol, sparking a battle in which soldiers killed 11 attackers.
"Samarra has been a little bit of a thorn in our side," Col. Nate Sassaman said. "It hasn't come along as quickly as other cities in the rebuilding of Iraq. This operation is designed to bring them up to speed."
"No one knows the town better than we do, we're gonna clean this place. They've made a mistake to attack U.S. forces. We will dominate Samarra," he said.
With Saddam in custody, the most wanted Iraqi fugitive is Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, a high-ranking member of the former regime thought to be organizing anti-U.S. attacks. But it was unclear whether U.S. officials thought Ibrahim was in the Samarra area.
A core of about 1,500 fighters is thought to be in Samarra, said Sassaman's deputy, Capt. Matthew Cunningham. In Wednesday's sweep, soldiers used satellite global positioning devices to locate buildings pre-marked as targets.
As Apache helicopters flew overhead, troops downtown fanned out in squads of 14 to storm several walled residential compounds, using plastic explosives to break in. In one compound, the blast at the gate shattered windows in the house itself, and a 1-year-old baby was cut by glass. U.S. medics treated the injury while other soldiers handcuffed four men, who were later released.
The loud blasts mixed with the sound of women and children screaming inside the houses. At one point, there was a short exchange of gunfire, but it was not immediately clear what happened.
At another home, an explosion ignited a small fire.
Elsewhere, a suspect was punched in the head and a soldier said: "You're dead. You're dead."
Troops later moved on to the industrial area, where they found little. One military official said he suspected that insurgents had moved much of their equipment to farms outside town.
Lt. Jack Saville said suspects had been tipped off about the raid, either by Iraqis working on the U.S. base in Tikrit or by Samarra residents who saw the U.S. military vehicles massing in the region in recent days.
Sassaman said troops in Samarra seized four rocket-propelled grenade launchers and a dozen assault rifles, as well as bomb-making material.
The Associated Press and Reuters contributed to this report.


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We're giving you the opportunity to take a closer look at some of our favourite and most successful brands such as Grow Gorgeous, NIOD, Fountain and Hand Chemistry – by asking their founder, Brandon, all you need and want to know. DECIEM understand that they aren't 'normal', and their efficacy can be surprising sometimes, so take this opportunity to pick their brains and learn more about applying their products to your beauty needs!
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