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"A Jewel of Libya"
Sabratha lies to the North West of Libya on the coast with spectacular sea views. This city has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site with it's trade port dating back to 500BC.
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The city today is ruins, but there are temples, a magnificent third century theater, a forum and so much more to see, giving you a true idea of the size of this once very busy port town in North Africa. The city was rebuilt after an earthquake struck the area in the fourth century, but took a rapid decline in the fifth century thanks to the Vandal misrules of the area. .Contact us for your next stay!
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ISLAMABAD, June 10 (TNS): The Met office has said that Pakistan is likely to experience drought-like situation due to insufficient rains and above normal temperatures that the country faced from January to May.
Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) said that that pre-monsoon rains would start from the third week of June, during Eidul Fitr holidays, and continue by the end of the month.
Meanwhile, the upper and central parts of Pakistan on Saturday rejoiced cool showers. However, the southern part of the country continued to bear intense heat, with temperature rising to 52 degrees centigrade in Turbat.
A fresh spell of light to moderate showers in most parts of the country on Saturday brought respite from scorching heat and reduced temperatures from 40 to 20 degrees centigrade. But Sindh and Balochistan continued bearing intense heat and temperatures remained above 40 degrees centigrade.


text: Some careers transcend generations and the cricketing profession is no different. Indian cricket has witnessed several prominent cricketing families. This episode highlights the cricketing legacies and the masterminds of the game including the first Indian skipper CK Nayudu's brother CS, the country's first centurion Lala Amarnath's sons Mohinder and Surender who were Test centurions. Among the other prominent Indian families, the Mankads, the Pataudis, the Gaekwads, the Roys, the Manjrekars, the Gavaskars have also played for the country while, Indian cricket has seen Yograj Singh's son Yuvraj and Roger Binny's son Stuart shining for the Men in Blue.Read More + Watch Promo


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Another doctors' house to be refurbished at PRH for doctors thanks to community
Another doctors' house at the Princess Royal Hospital (PRH) in Telford is to be refurbished thanks to donations from the community, which have reached more than £30,000.
Three doctors' houses are in the process of being renovated, and with even more donations being received, work on a fourth house can also get under way.
The fourth house will be able to house four people and will be made available to doctors, nurses and clinical staff.
The news has been welcomed by The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust (SaTH) and Telford & Wrekin Council, who are co-project managing the scheme – and the juniors doctors who will benefit from the new accommodation.
It comes after three parish councils in Telford & Wrekin pledged a further £11,000, to be added to £20,000 already donated from five other parish councils, and members of the public. There have also been donations and offers of help from businesses across Telford & Wrekin. Help from other parish councils and organisations is still welcome.
The scheme was launched two months ago following an appeal from Telford & Wrekin Council Leader, Councillor Shaun Davies. Councillor Davies called on businesses for help to refurbish three houses to help recruit more junior and middle tier doctors to The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust (SaTH).
A&E at PRH had been facing a temporary overnight closure for patient safety reasons, with the trust needing more middle tier doctors to keep it fully open. SaTH has since secured the doctors and nurses that it requires meaning that the closure will no longer have to go ahead.
SaTH itself does not have the capital funds available for the refurbishment work as this has all been earmarked for essential items of equipment– but the Trust has secured funding from its charitable funds to match the funding from the councils.
Three homes have so far been stripped of their old furniture and carpets to make way for a full refurbishment, including new kitchens, bathrooms and communal lounge areas. Once they are completed, they will be made available for junior doctors for free, as an incentive for them to join SaTH.
And with donations continuing to be offered, including £5,000 from Oakengates Town Council, £5,000 from St Georges and Priorslee Parish Council and £1,000 from Dawley Hamlets Parish Council – another house is also set to undergo a refurbishment.
In order to help refurbish the houses, donations for white goods will now be sought from local businesses by Telford & Wrekin Council.
Councillor Davies said: "When complete, these houses will provide free accommodation to the junior and middle grade doctors our A&E so desperately needs. This will help with recruitment – and SaTH will be the only hospital trust in England to provide such on site accommodation for free. This is a big project which has been backed by the community. I would like to thank those who have helped so far as it has made a difference in trying to keep our A&E open. Any parish councils or organisations willing to help should still get in touch"
Dr Reuel Heng, Junior Doctors' President at SaTH, said: "Our community here has been amazing in volunteering their time to help us bring this project to fruition. This hospital accommodation renewal provides new impetus towards fostering a sense of community within junior doctors, especially those just starting out in SATH. Lack of community has been shown as one of the six factors resulting in burnout; and junior doctors in the future will have the option to live on-site, forming a close knit community and support network with other juniors which helps them adapt and settle into this new environment, ultimately translating into even better provision of care for our patients here at Princess Royal Hospital."
Dr Jenni Rowlands, Director of Post Graduate Medical Education at SaTH, said: "We are incredibly grateful for everyone's support on this project from the people who have donated £50 to those who have donated £5,000 – it will all help to make a fantastic difference. To be able to complete a fourth house is beyond what we ever expected.
"This is a project that we could never have undertaken on our own as we have to prioritise our capital funds for essential items of equipment that need to be bought
"Our junior doctors have said the support of the community has been amazing; and they were out last week taking tea and biscuits to the fabulous team of volunteers who joined us to start the work on the refurbishing the houses. It has been a real community effort."
A £5,000 donation has already been received from Hadley & Leegomery Parish Council. Great Dawley Town Council has also given £5,000 and Wellington Town Council has donated £4,800. Wrockwardine Wood and Trench Parish Council, and Newport Town Council, have also donated £2,500. Pledges of help and donations have also come from the community and businesses including Revive, TWS, Limetree Nurseries, Denso, Wrekin Housing, Mitre and WSP.


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We took a particular lengthy train ride from Saigon up the Vietnamese coast and broke the journey to Hanoi in the North by stopping in a charming old town called Hoi An on 21st Jan. Hoi An has a beautiful collection of Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese and French colonial architecture and is a lovely place to hang out for a couple of days. Tania got three pairs of shoes made (delivered free to our hotel within 24hrs) blinkin' cheap which was good. Hoi An was full of colours and textures and was extremely pleasing on the eye.
Tania has developed a Pho Bo addiction – this is Vietname rice noodle soup with beef. She has it at least once a day. Hoi An also has amazing food and we found a prawn curry with five inch prawns in it. Mmmmmm.


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It's as audacious as a raid could be. In order to find $100 million to extend dam walls in Sydney and Brisbane, the Gillard government is raiding the equivalent of its coffee jar.
Even better, it is taking out more than it needs - $150 million, directing the extra $50 million to cutting its deficit. Who could possibly complain?
''A whole lot of suits in Switzerland'' is how one government source puts it.
After the September 11 US terrorist attacks in 2001, the Howard government rammed through the Terrorism Insurance Act. Australian insurers were refusing to insure big city buildings against the same sort of attack here. The act forced them to offer the insurance and forced them to contribute to a newly established Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation, which would meet the claims.
Backed by an Australian government guarantee of $10 billion, the corporation has been buying international insurance, spending $75 million a year.
No more. Its $75 million a year contributions will stop for at least two years. Instead they will be paid to the government as extra dividends (on top of a special dividend announced in the last budget). It will bank $25 million a year and spend $50 million a year on worthwhile projects such as extending dam walls.
The Insurance Council of Australia welcomes the spending because it will make it easier to insure homes at risk of flooding.
''It will certainly reduce the upward pressure on premiums,'' said Rob Whelan, the council's chief executive, on Thursday.
Looked at another way, it is a heist from the central business district (which houses the buildings at risk of terrorist attack) to the suburbs at risk from the Warragamba Dam. It's sneaky, its popular and it will save money.
Peter Martin was economics editor of The Age between 2014 and 2018. He is a former Commonwealth Treasury official and a visiting fellow at the Australian National University.


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The Kona's sunroof allows you to fill the cabin with air and light. Whether you want to be connected to the world around you or insulated from it, you can control the sunroof at the touch of a button.
Available on the Highlander variant with body coloured roof.
In today's busy world, nothing's more important than keeping your eyes on the road ahead. That's why the Kona introduces a Head-Up Display. This advanced display minimises driver distraction by projecting key driving data like your speed, safety icons and satellite navigation directions on the glass panel above the instrument cluster.
Available on the Highlander variant.
The Santa Fe matches its stylish European looks with a flexible interior that seats seven in comfort. With generous storage space throughout, and 60:40 split folding seats in the 2nd row and 50:50 in the 3rd row, you can quickly configure the Santa Fe to suit every journey.
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Hyundai Auto Link Premium, is a smartphone app that allows you to stay connected to your Highlander variant.
It works by using a pre-installed module that connects the cars' computer to your mobile phone. Hyundai Auto Link Premium offers all the benefits of Bluetooth, with a pack of exclusive features that gives you the ultimate control over your vehicle. Explore Hyundai Auto Link Premium below, to find out how you can maximise your Highlander experience.
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uSync works fine with 7.5. :-)
uSync.ContentEditon also works, but the current version doesn't sync URL Redirects (which are new to 7.5).
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The Catechism of the Catholic Church defines sin thusly:
"Sin is an offense against reason, truth, and right conscience; it i failure in genuine love for God and neighbor caused by a perverse attachment to certain goods. It wounds the nature of man and injures human solidarity. It has been defined as 'an utterance, a deed, or a desire contrary to the eternal law.'" (CCC, 1849).
How are Christians to respond to sin and sinful structures? Again, the Catechism teaches:
"The duty of Christians to take part in the life of the Church impels them to act as witnesses of the Gospel and of the obligations that flow from it. This witness is a transmission of the faith in words and deeds. Witness is an act of justice that establishes the truth or makes it known. All Christians by the example of their lives and the witness of their word, wherever they live, have an obligation to manifest the new man which they have put on in Baptism and to reveal the power of the Holy Spirit by whom they were strengthened at Confirmation." (CCC, 2472).
This duty, this obligation, of the laity to "act as witnesses of the Gospel and of the obligations that flow from it," is too often misunderstood by even those within the Church who emphasize evangelizing in love but who disassociate love from truth. This is unfortunate since an authentic evangelization is always rooted in truth. There is no genuine love in evangelization without the truth. In the words of Archbishop Oscar Romero, the martyred Archbishop of San Salvador:
"A preaching that does not point out sin is not the preaching of the gospel. A preaching that makes sinners feel good so that they become entrenched in their sinful state, betrays the gospel's call. A preaching that does not discomfit sinners but lulls them in their sin leaves Zebulun and Naphtali in the shadow of death.
A preaching that awakens, a preaching that enlightens -- as when a light turned on awakens and of course annoys a sleeper -- that is the preaching of Christ, calling, "wake up! Be converted!" this is the church's authentic preaching. Naturally, such preaching must meet conflict, must spoil what is miscalled prestige, must disturb, must be persecuted. It cannot get along with the powers of darkness and sin."
How serious is this obligation to speak the truth in love as witnesses of the Gospel? Again, Archbishop Romero:
"Not just purgatory but hell awaits those who could have done good & did not do it. It is the reverse of the Beati-tude that the Bible has for those who are saved, for the saints,"who could have done wrong & did not." Of those who are condemned it will be said: they could have done good & did not."
I remember some years back, at a spiritual conference which featured Catholic mystic Eileen George of Meet the Father Ministry (an apostolate which is approved by the Diocese of Worcester, Massachusetts), how Mrs. George publically rebuked (in a strong but loving way) two homosexual men who were in attendance. She told them (without ever having met these men before) that the Lord Jesus had revealed to her that they were living in a homosexual relationship and that He was very sad. She told these two men that they needed to repent and leave that sin behind.
Just recently, a Catholic deacon challenged a pro-abortion politician on his support of abortion, the killing of innocent children in the womb. And both his pastor and his Bishop publically apologized for his homily which embarassed this politician. But which is worse, a moments embarassment or an eternity in hell for supporting the murder of unborn children?
Eileen George, a mystic well-known and loved throughout the world, a woman with tremendous spiritual gifts, knows the answer to this question. Which is why she publically reproved those two men who had been engaging in homosexual acts. She spoke the truth in love.
Are we prepared to do the same? Or will we fear the opinion of men more than the judgment of God?
The choice is ours: serve the Lord Jesus by speaking the truth in love (in season and out of season as St. Paul says - whether the truth is popular or not) or capitulate to political correctness while succumbing to fear of being disliked.
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There's a black guy in my bed. There's a ringing in my head. Empty bottles on the floor A tied up Asian whore I should probably take a bath Put some ointment on my rash Is that a piercing on my twat? I don't remember getting that. Pictures of last night ended up online of me nude "Re-tweet" Who's that Mexican? Did I get hitched again? Oh no! ¡Sí! Last Sunday Night Yeah we drank until we dropped Neighbors tried to call the cops But no one can make us stop Last Sunday Night Naked Tennis in the Park Tried to light a fat guy's fart. Yeah that wasn't very smart. Last Sunday Night Emo kids were gettin' krunk Trampolining when we're drunk, That ended up not being fun. Last Sunday Night Gettin' Tasered by the cops Always say they're gonna stop Stop, ooh-oh-oh♪ But this Sunday Night Do it all again... But this Sunday Night Do it all again... This Sunday Night T G I S (repeated 10 times) T G I S Last Sunday Night Pin the penis on the whore By the fire makin' s'mores. Have no DJ 'cause we're poor. Last Sunday Night Got my hand stuck in a drain Never been in so much pain Even Paris Hilton came! Last Sunday Night Pool full of chocolate milk Perfect for a lesbo fight! Tellin' racist jokes all night. Last Sunday Night Yeah, I think we went too far. Always say we're going to stop- stop ooh-ah-oh But this Sunday Night Do it all again. Yeah! (woo hoo, yeah, ...) Oh, Aunt Hilda, you crazy bitch. So that's what Aunt Hilda does on her weekend. What do you do on yours? Leave a comment or video response in my crotch letting me know. So I hope you liked that video. It was so much fun to make. I hope it was fun to watch. And I couldn't do it without David Choi; he's the one who created the music. And thank you to my friend Totally Sketch, who dreamt of the video. And thank you to all my friends who showed up at my house... on a Sunday and let me throw condoms and chocolate milk at you. And before I go, I would like to say thank you to you guys because without you, I wouldn't be doing this. And I haven't had this much fun in a long time. Alright, I'll see you all later. Have a good week! Do it all again
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Fortnite season 6 is finally here!
October 3, 2018
Fortnite season six is finally here! Since the new update, there has been a lot of changes. The changes include: New skins, new gliders, new emotes, changes to the map, new companion backpacks, and some nerfs and buffs to guns.
This season came with a lot of hype and it surely proves that it is better than season five. "I think that season six is great! Epic Games out did themselves and this season should bring back some of the gamers that lost interest back in season five, especially since it is Halloween based," said Alex Davis, a Fortnite fan.
Some of the new new skins are: Calamity (Wild West six staged skin), Dusk (vampire type staged skin), Nightshade (Tomatohead skin but a pumpkin head instead of a tomato and a black outfit), Dire (Werewolf six stage skin), Dj Yonder (llama skin), and more.
New emotes include: "Bang emoticon," "Regal wave," "Battle bus emoticon," "GG emoticon," "Plunger emoticon," "Tomato," "Running man," "Fancy tomato," "Slitherin'," "Flamenco," "Clown emoticon," and more.
Map changes are as follows: Loot lake is no more. The center house is lifted from the ground and is now hovering with the cube on the bottom of the building creating a vortex going upward. The floating house is traveling to each anti-gravity zone and picking the ruins back up. Where the anti-gravity zones were are now dark decaying ground with Shadow Stones Stones that you pick up that turns you invisible and makes you faster than normal. Yet players cannot pick up any items and cannot shoot until they are out of this form). There is a an underground bunker under the middle of Wailing Woods. There is also a new castle at Haunted Hills.
Epic Games has added companion backpacks to their collection of backpacks. These backpacks have little animals that will react to each situation you are in. The companions are a lizard, a dog, and a dragon.
In terms of shotguns, all shotguns have been nerfed. "Bounce pads," "Impulse grenades," "Suppressed smg," and the lmg have all been taken out of the game but gamers can still get them in Playground.
Additionally, Epic Games have fixed most of the bugs in the game, which made the game less laggy and glitchy. They also buffed smg's to do more damage and shoot faster.
Surely Epic Games has proven they can still come up with ideas that will keep Fortnite in the running against other games. With this season being Halloween based and Epic Games coming up with bigger and better ideas each season, people have to wonder, how long can Epic Games keep this up?


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The Korean Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (KSGE) has organized the world's fifth gastrointestinal endoscopy conference, following World Endoscopy Organization (WEO), American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE), European Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ESGE) and Japanese Gastroenterological Endoscopy Society (JGES).
|Professor Jeon Hoon-jae of Korea University College of Medicine (seated at center), also vice chairman of International Digestive Endoscopy Network (IDEN), hold a news conference at a restaurant in Seoul Thursday.
KSGE announced the establishment of the International Digestive Endoscopy Network (IDEN) and its plans to hold the network's first meeting this year, in a recent news conference.
KSGE played a pivotal role in the establishment of IDEN in January. KSGE has been discussing internationalization projects to overcome limitations of national academic conferences and to enhance the international status of Korea's digestive endoscopy through its globalization.
It is meaningful that the internationalization movement will take its first step in Korea, and not in China or Japan, at a time where the activities of the international society of gastrointestinal endoscopy have been sluggish in Asia. So far, North American conference has been led by the American Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, while European Endoscopy Society has driven its European counterpart since 2018.
According to the KSGE, national endoscopic societies from Mongolia, Vietnam, Kazakhstan, Turkey, Russia, and Indonesia have announced their intention to participate in the IDEN project, and the association is also in contact with Saudi Arabia.
IDEN now has 139 members from 18 countries --Nepal (five), Taiwan (three), Russia (six), Malaysia (five), Mongolia (20), U.S. (one), Myanmar (three), Bangladesh (12), Pakistan (one), Philippines (12), Turkey (10), Thailand (25), China (four), Vietnam (14), Uzbekistan (two).
"In the future, IDEN will act as a practical international conference based on Asian networking," IDEN Vice Chairman and Professor at Korea University College of Medicine Jeon Hoon-jae said. "Interest and support from the government and many endoscopists will further help the establishment of a leading international endoscopy conference."
The association plans to hold "IDEN 2019" at the Grand Hilton Seoul and Songdo Olympus Center from June 13-16, as the first project of IDEN.
The association expects that about 1,000 participants from 30 countries will attend IDEN 2019, while clinical and basic researchers who are leading the global gastrointestinal endoscopy field will participate in its programs, composed of 100 invited lectures and 30 sessions on various topics in the areas of upper, lower and pancreatic cancer.
The conference will also organize nurses' sessions, case presentations, discussions and live demonstrations, hands-on exercises, and other diverse programs to expand the scope of digestive endoscopy.
Notably, Japanese Professors Kazuki Sumiyama and Yuichi Mori, who are experts in using artificial intelligence (AI) in the field of gastrointestinal endoscopy, have been invited to give lectures on the "application of artificial intelligence in gastrointestinal endoscopy" and "determination of treatment policy of polyps using computers."
Korean lecturers will also present a lecture on the endoscopic development of digestive endoscope in the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, titled "Future advanced technology of gastrointestinal endoscopy: a pioneer of robot endoscopy."
Also, the association expects that IDEN 2019 will be a venue for exchange and cooperation on research results and technology among experts from all over the world.
The conference will also present a joint session made by KSGE, WEO, ESGE, and JGES, and Asian network sessions attended by lecturers from various countries of
The Asian Young Endoscopist Award (AYEA) program, which gives young and competent gastroenterologists from Asia a chance to train as a gastroenterologist in Korea, will also be available.
Over the last four years, more than 130 foreign doctors have learned Korean endoscopic techniques. Last year, 48 young digestive endoscopists from 17 countries, including India, Mongolia, Vietnam, Turkey, Russia, and the Philippines, participated.
"IDEN is a conference that can promote the development of digestive endoscopy in Korea, and contribute to the development of global gastroenterology by working on joint research and cooperation," Jeon said. "Through the successful hosting of this competition, we will make a network of IDEN experts joined by local and international experts while giving Korea an opportunity to lead the digestive endoscope field."
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Newborn screening primarily involves a blood test to help identify certain health issues that would not otherwise be seen as early in newborns. Unfortunately, this screening requires that blood be drawn from baby. There are two common methods to withdraw the blood – a "heelstick" and a venipuncture (from the back of the hand). The venipuncture is typically the more common approach because it is associated with less discomfort for the newborn. However, for obvious reasons, a venipuncture still causes some unhappiness in baby.
Making a newborn cry can feel bad enough to a new parent, but early negative experiences can also lead to higher anxiety and pain with future medical tests. This is why research has been done on ways to alleviate pain for baby during newborn screening. One method, oral sucrose (a sugar solution), has been found to have a pain-relieving and calming effect with infants receiving vaccinations, and might be as effective in treating pain associated with newborn screening blood tests.
While some hospitals will use lidocaine to numb baby's hand before venipuncture, studies actually indicated that an oral sucrose solution was significantly more effective than lidocaine at reducing pain during venipuncture.
What does this mean for you?
Because lidocaine, which is often used for pain reduction in other medical procedures as well, appeared less effective at reducing pain during venipuncture compared to sucrose, it is safe to say using sucrose over lidocaine could be a better option. Although it is not clear if the sucrose directly affects pain levels or if it is simply a happy distraction, the result is the same – it appears effective in decreasing the stress a newborn feels during venipuncture.
To make an appointment with a skilled physician to set up your baby's screening, click here.
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Waiting and Longing
I am doing Advent reading this year, despite being a bit of a hesitant Christmas season participant. I ordered several books to review for Sunday School curriculum. We decided this one wouldn't fit our SS's needs, but I decided to keep it for myself and use.
I am absolutely loving it. In the eighteen days I've read so far, it's been entirely on waiting and longing. Silence and Other Surprising Invitations of Advent by Enuma Okoro was exactly what I've needed this year. I've been thinking about longing–isn't that what Advent is? Grief and loss are on my mind this month, as I hear of friends who have lost friends that aren't much older than me. What Christmas must be like for families who are gathering just after burying their dead or those remembering lost loved ones who died too soon in years past? The longing and grief appeal to me, in a non-Christmas'y sort of way.
I've thought a lot about what I am longing for these days…a new fence in our backyard? replacing the carpet upstairs? Those aren't really longings, those are wants and the difference has become more evident to me this year. Reading Silence reminds me that longing is our heart's desire. In Elizabeth and Zechariah's case, and many other's lives today, it was a child (John the Baptist). For others in New Testament times it was freedom from an oppressive government, just like many of those living in the world today. We all long for something, and sometimes, we may not know what it is. However, the longing is there, tugging at us, making us unsatisfied with the injustice in our lives, our community, and our world. We long for a time when death and dying are gone, when that work that has begun in us is carried to completion, and when we live in faith communities where everyone is lifted up, no matter of their race, their gender, their economic status, or their education level. Even those of us who give thanks in all things long for more, because this is not enough. It is not enough to lose loved ones too soon, for a brother to grow up without their twin, for children to grow up without their mother or father, or for a husband to grow old without his beloved wife. That is not what God intended for us.
I am longing this year. I am faced with some of those parts of the Bible I try to ignore because I just don't understand them. Christ's second coming, the new Jerusalem is what I long for. I long for wholeness. I long for community. I long to not be separated from God's love for a minute (and I know, when I am separated now, it is fully my responsibility).
Of course, as things often happen, in Sunday School a couple of weeks ago, we had a lesson on waiting in Advent. I noticed. While the reading from Nouwen didn't necessarily reflect on Elizabeth and Zechariah, like Okoro did, the essence was the same. What we do in the waiting matters. Do I become cynical? Yes, too often. Do I get impatient and frustrated? Sometimes that happens too. Or do I wait patiently, realizing there is as much transformation in the waiting as is in the arrival of what we anticipated. Okoro writes:
Enduring seasons of seeming silence from God on a particular concern of ours are usually unbearable. They can, among other things, tempt us to believe that God has forgotten about is. Instead we hoped onto what we know to be true about God's character even if we don't currently experience that truth about God , no matter how deadening and lengthy the silence…We find our faith strengthened in persisting in the commitments and spiritual disciplines of our faith life, as did Zechariah…It is interesting to note that when God remembers Zechariah and sends the angel Gabriel to share the good news, Zechariah is where he should be. The angel does not approach Zechariah while he drowns his sorrows with table wine or complains to his neighbors. Rather, Gabriel reveals himself while Zechariah is doing what he is supposed to be doing. Our responsibilities and commitments do not stop while lament, hope, pray, and wait. Who knows how God will meet us when we least expect it in the very place we are meant to be?
This year, my Advent waiting and longing isn't just for Christmas day to arrive and our packages to be ripped into. Instead, I look to my own John, also known as the Great Anticipator. As soon as Thanksgiving passed, he started waking up before 6 am every single morning. I asked him, on December 1, why he was getting up so early. He was just too excited about Christmas he said. Life went on for John, he went to school, did piano lessons, went to swim practice, played with toys, went to a birthday party, played the Novinger version of football with his brothers and so forth. He did those everyday things he was supposed to be doing. He knows Christmas is coming and he can barely contain himself. Yet, he is waiting.
A few nights ago, John arrived in our room yet again in the middle of the night with the statement, "I had a bad dream." He crawled in bed and in the morning when we woke up, I asked him what his dream was. "I was forgotten," he said. This is an ongoing thing for John. Whenever a big trip is going to happen, he has restless sleep because he worries about being forgotten (and to answer any questions, no, he hasn't seen Home Alone, nor will he, ever, and we've never forgotten him). We worked through a plan to help reassure him there was no way he could be forgotten and he's slept great since.
While it is a bit of stretch, it is not terribly different than the waiting and longing I have been experiencing this Advent. I want so bad for justice to roll down from the mountains and for tears to be no more. I can't bring it about. However, like John, I can keep doing what I am supposed to be doing everyday. I can donate money for the education of girls around the world. I can give the gift of chicks through Heifer International. I don't have to give great sums of money, just a bit at a time. I can contribute money to elderly live in low income housing to help buy gift cards to grocery stores. I can treat my family with love, patience, kindness, and compassion, even when it's hard. I can take the time to talk to people and give my full energy to the tasks I am doing instead of thinking of what I can do next. Most importantly, I can do this all year round, not just at Christmastime when our inboxes are inundated with opportunities to give.
I can also pray. I can read take the time to look up the Bible readings that go with my daily readings in Silence. I can pray for those who mourn this year. I can pray for our world.
I will do what I am supposed to be doing so when my waiting and longing are complete, I am where I am supposed to be when God shows up.


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Man who led 100mph chase in Telford is spared prison
A man who led police on a 100mph chase – just months after waving a knife at members of the public – has been spared jail.
Joshua John Clifton, 23, ran a red light, went the wrong way down a one-way street and caused pursuing officers to use sirens and blue lights to warn members of the public on the six-mile chase from Halesfield 7 in Telford to Shifnal on the B4379 on April 3 this year.
The car chase came three days after he appeared in court to plead guilty to having a bladed article following an episode on January 30 this year when he wielded an eight-inch kitchen knife in public.
It took police threatening Clifton with a taser for him to back down after he had brandished the weapon in a kebab shop in Haybridge Road, Hadley, Telford, and in the street nearby.
Addressing the knife incident first, Kevin Jones, prosecuting, told Shrewsbury Crown Court: "Officers arrived and saw him making slashing motions.
"They felt there was a high risk to themselves and members of the public. The officers drew their tasers. He dropped the knife and lay down on his stomach as they asked. He said 'Mate, I'm mentally ill, I need help'."
Then in April, Clifton was driving a Ford Focus when he spotted police behind him on the B4379.
Mr Jones said: "He was doing 100mph on a 60mph road. He maintained high speed all the way to Shifnal. The officers considered abandoning the chase for the safety of the public.
"He ran a temporary red light in Market Street and carried on, turning right into Bradford Street and again into Aston Street."
Clifton carried on into Lamledge Lane but officers were able to slow him and force him to stop at a housing estate, where he was arrested.
Clifton, who used to live in Telford but is now in supported accommodation in Birmingham, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving, driving while disqualified and failure to stop.
Rob Edwards, defending Clifton, made a "mercy plea" to keep his client out of prison.
He said: "He has moved out of his mum's and into supported accommodation where he is getting support for his mental health and substance misuse.
"If he goes to jail he will lose that. He is a very vulnerable young man. This is a plea for mercy on his behalf."
Judge Anthony Lowe sentenced him to 14 months in prison, suspended for two years.
He told Clifton: "You are very lucky to have this one chance. You have to change your ways."
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Julia O'Hara Stiles (born March 28, 1981) is an American actress. She first gained prominence for her lead roles in teen films such as 10 Things I Hate About You (1999), Down to You (2000) and Save the Last Dance (2001). Her career progressed to starring in films such as The Business of Strangers (2001), Mona Lisa Smile (2003) and The Omen (2006). She also played the supporting character Nicky Parsons in the Bourne film series (2002–2007).
Age in 2013: 32(28 March 1981)
Height in Meters: 1.70m
Height in Centimeters: 170cm
Height in Feet: 5 Feet 7 Inches
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The Feed is back for 2019 and we have our first roundup of new tunes to kick start the campaign. Without further do, let's jump right to it!
Bristol based trio Two Day Coma have certainly been working hard on their sound since the release of 2017's debut EP A Few Days That We Don't Speak Of; their music at the time still finding its form. With 2019 a go, the band have unveiled their latest single 'Shudder' and from its first listen, it looks like their sound has found a good fit. Indie rock with a tinge of folk, 'Shudder' is well-worked and honest as the song reflects on a tale of frustration. A highly promising start for the three-piece.
We're looking forward to SOAK's second album Grim Town later this year. In anticipation, the artist has shared her next single 'Knock Me Off My Feet' filled with jangly guitar hooks and catchy lyrics that swell up your heart as the artist wrestles to become the better person she can be.
Announcing details of her fourth studio album No Words Left, Lucy Rose is back for her next chapter with new single 'Conversation'. Rose's tender vocals and rhythmes in fine form as her sound leans towards a newer direction of storytelling and promise.
Ahead of her UK live dates next month, Lala Lala has teamed up with indie artist Why? on new track 'Siren 042'. Super fans of each others work, the pair have produced something that's equally emotional, intricate and beautiful in measure. A good listen overall.
Radiohead's ninth studio album A Moon Shaped Pool was a grand treat when it was released in 2016. The band have just shared the deluxe version of the acclaimed album on all streaming platforms, which includes bonus track 'Ill Wind', unveiling a spellbinding experimental masterpiece that'll have you both stunned and content at the same time.
The smoothest combination of electronics and jazz you'll hear this year! Continuing where he left off after a fantastic 2018, Oscar Jerome has shared dazzling new number 'Mistry Head / Sunset Street'. Incredibly slick with Jerome's soulful vocals leading the faultless sequences behind the track; it's an instant winner from an artist who's set for another huge year.


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Bouge Island
April 17th, 1862
Dear Sister,
Yours was received in due time and, of course, read with eagerness. I had heard of the burning of J.A. Tuller's house, but did not know how it caught fire.
The weather here is very warm in the daytime with the exception of a cool sea breeze which makes it quite comfortable.
Some of the companies are detailed each night to help build entrenchments and I think that by three or four days at farthest we shall open fire upon the fort. The mortars and field pieces are nearly all in position, and part of the howitzers.
I do not see what object P.A. Matson can have in representing me sick and "will probably never be able to see Conn. again." He knows that since I left Annapolis, with the bare exception of a short time upon the "Chasseur", I have been perfectly healthy. I do not think that there is one in the company but what has had sick spells caused by exposure. I may not live to get home, but I think I stand as good a chance as anyone in the company, P.A. Matson to the contrary notwithstanding.
Did you not receive a letter mailed Newbern written on a large sheet of bill paper? It was some that the Secesh left and we found. I wrote one to Ariel which he received; you can get that of him if he has not torn it up and if you can read it, by having patience to pick out bad pencil marks, you will find as much of a description of the battle as I could give. A person in the ranks knows very little about a battle; all he knows is to obey orders. I felt very different upon the battle than I expected. There is not the dread of death that one naturally expects. P.A. Matson was in the file ahead of me and I could not help laughing to see him skulk and dodge, trying to fall out. When he was hit he fell upon the ground saying, "Oh God, I'm killed. Orderly, be I killed?" I never was more pleased at any thing in my life. That shot was worth a great deal to him for it was nothing but a scratch at most.
I have sent with Lieut. Marsh's package $25.00. I wish you would call of Mrs. W.P. Marsh and get it.
Capt. Hoyt is sick and at the hospital in Morehead; afraid he is going to have a run of fever. I have been a little down with a cold for a week or ten days, but since I have got into camp I am all right. I am afraid that some of my letters are miscarried because I did not put on the count.
What is Alonzo's boy's name? Give my best to all inquiring friends.
Ever yours,
O.C. Case
P.S. If you send my anything, send paper, envelopes, pen and ink.
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In April, a federal jury in Bridgeport found Jeanette Foxworth of New Orleans guilty of nine counts in an indictment arising from a public corruption investigation into Newton. She was charged with wire fraud and making false statements to FBI agents.
Newton is serving a five-year prison sentence for corruption.
Foxworth is president and chief executive officer of Applicable Computer Engineering Technology.
Prosecutors say she corruptly paid Newton $3,000 to assist her in securing contracts for her and her business.
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Tell Me (Big Stir Digital Single No. 60)
The Forty Nineteens
California-based, internationally beloved, and habitual show-stoppers at Big Stir's live concert series in LA, THE FORTY NINETEENS are long overdue for the spotlight in the Big Stir Singles Series. And here they are with two brand new sides, "Tell Me" b/w "It's For Fun (That's All We're Living For)", their first major release since 2017's celebrated Good Fortune album, is out Friday, February 14 and available for pre-order at https://bigstirrecords.com/big-stir-digital-singles now! THE FORTY NINETEENS are a band for the ages, tapping into everything that's good, true and visceral about rock and roll. Call it garage rock, with alt-rock roots and good time raucousness that's evident in their name: a "4019" credit in legal talk is "time off for good behavior". For music fans yearning for some "time off" from the modern corporate norm, The Forty Nineteens are thrilled to oblige, with pure rock energy that's second to none and hooks and harmonies that simply soar. Boasting originals that stand toe-to-toe with the blistering Smithereens, Modern Lovers and Stones covers that pepper their sets, it's no wonder that The Forty Nineteens are rapidly cultivating a worldwide following and topping indie charts everywhere. The band's kicking off 2020 as they mean to continue, with a slew of singles in the classic style. First up in February are these two brand new sides, their debut with Big Stir (aside from a supercharge contribution to our multi-artist Holiday Maxi-Single last December). We can assure you: there's more where those tunes came from, so keep your ears on our Singles Series and your eyes on our CD compilations. The tireless and talented lads who would become THE FORTY NINETEENS honed their chops in LA performing at the legendary Raji's and Palomino Club, in the city's vibrant and beloved Cowpunk and Paisley Underground scenes. The band continues this freewheeling spirit, and it's bringing them no shortage of attention: The Forty Nineteens can regularly be heard in Little Steven's Underground Garage on Sirius XM, and college and commercial radio in the US and abroad. They've performed with X, Gin Blossoms, Robin Zander, The Alarm, The Fixx and others – you never know where they'll turn up and rip the roof off a joint, no matter what its size. JOHN POZZA (formerly of THE LEONARDS) leads the charge with his impassioned vocals, aided and abetted by MARY'S DANISH vets MATT COLLERAN (guitar) and NICK ZEIGLER (drums, and perhaps truly the hardest working man in show business). Guitarist CHUCK GORIAN and bassist KEVIN BARBER kick the whole show into high gear. It's a classic lineup but with a sound that's widely hailed as one of the freshest things happening in California rock. Good behavior? That's debatable. Phenomenal music? Guilty as charged... but you be the judge.
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All my mouldings have come off the walls on account of the glue being superheated and dessicated and the mouldings themselves changing dimensions as any hint of moisture was torn from their molecular lattice. My latest copy of Asimov's Magazine has delaminated into individual pages since the inside temperature long ago exceeded the melting point of the binding glue. On the plus side, no mould.
It is quite novel now to turn on the cold tap and actually get cold water from it. For the last four days the pipes have been so warm the water needed to run for several seconds before it was cool. Even the drinking water faucet was compromised since the filter cylinder represents a hefty thermal reservoir. Pouring water over ice often resulted in icy shrapnel exploding from the glass and the simple act of taking medications required laboratory grade safety glasses. I almost miss the howling gale produced by the fans that meant anything lighter than your average DVD had to be anchored down with a DVD or be blown all over the house a-la tumbleweed.
All that remains to be done before we get in the builders is to clean up all the cacti and cattle skulls dotting the living room.


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Junkyard Druid by M.D. Massey
Just a college kid trying to lead a normal life after studying and being trained as a druid under his thousand year old "uncle".
Title: Junkyard Druid
Author: M.D. Massey
Series: Colin McCool #1
Publish Date: October 4, 2016
Genre: Urban Fantasy
Source: purchased by reviewer
Publisher's Description: A cursed druid, blackmailed by a faery queen to find a missing magic rock. Let's just hope they don't hack the druid off… for everyone's sake.
Name's Colin McCool. Folks call me the Junkyard Druid. I hate that name.
Despite my last name, I'm not "cool" like the other hunters in town. I don't run an occult bookstore, I've never owned a Harley, and I didn't inherit a family fortune passed down through generations of hunters before me.
And I kind of have this curse on me that's messed up my life.
So, things have gone to hell since I was cursed. I live in a junkyard, my mentor Finn is a heroin addict, I've got the Cold Iron Circle breathing down my neck, and the local Fae Queen Maeve is blackmailing me into doing her dirty work.
Now I'm in way over my head trying to retrieve Maeve's stolen magic rock, all while helping my friend Belladonna solve a series of murders that may or may not involve the local werewolves.
And did I mention that my girlfriend is a ghost?
If I can just get the Faery Queen's tathlum back, and help Belladonna solve the murders…
Then I just might live long enough to finish my first year of college.
Nervous Nellie's nervousness necessitates knowledge of the novel. In other words …SPOILERS. *BEWARE*
Nervous Nellie says…
I have had this book on my TBR shelf for awhile now. I liked the cover and picked it up because it looked and sounded like something I'd enjoy.
This was a book that had events in it that I did not see coming. If I would have known they were coming, I probably wouldn't have read it. You know, I come by the Nervous Nell nickname quite honestly. So, since we are here, everyone knows I read it. I thought it was pretty dang good.
Often the word 'Druid' brings up thought of Kevin Hearne's Iron Druid, Atticus, but this kid is not Atticus. There are lots of reviews out there and some people hate Colin and some love him. First thing I want to say about that is: Colin is NOT Atticus! Get over it already. This is a different character and he's a lot more angry, devastated by his loss and a whole lot less about helping people. He's not a thousand year old druid so he doesn't have the same experience. He's just a college kid and he just wants to be left alone.
The protagonist has some serious mental health damage after losing someone he cared for immensely. The story is written in two different time sequences. One with Colin McCool being young, directly after the devastating event and then the now Colin McCool. What I'm trying to say, is that the young Colin gives the backstory and the now Colin gives the story of what he's going through in the present. They are both written well so I didn't get mixed up even once.
Being trained by Colin's uncle makes for a difficult transition into the normal world. Colin isn't meant for normal. Colin won't ever be normal. He's studied and trained as a druid and he's ingrained in the supernatural world, so no matter what, people will take advantage of his skills.
There was no sex, but plenty of magic and monsters. Even those little Travelocity gnome guys are in the book and they aren't nearly as nice as I thought. There was Belladonna and Luther who were secondary characters – both rock. Maeve was in there too, and calculating as always. She's a long game player and it was made crystal clear.
I thought this book was worth my time and I'm going to read the next book because I want to see what's next.
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Ramones Biopic May Be on the Way
Published Oct 02, 2009For better or worse, Fox Searchlight is in talks to develop a Ramones biopic. The film, which has been a long time coming, would tell the Ramones' story and be soundtracked by their music.
According to ABC News, the film would be based on the book I Slept With Joey Ramone, which was written by Joey Ramone's brother Mickey Leigh, with help from punk writer Legs McNeil. The movie was already being developed by manager/producer Rory Rosegarten but will receive higher production value thanks to Fox's contribution.
Simon and Schuster offshoot Fireside will publish the memoir "I Slept With Joey Ramone" this December.
So far there's no hint of when this Ramones biopic could be hitting theatres.


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Lectures and Workshop during Stockholm Liver Week
Prof. Reto Bale at the University Hospital Innsbruck hosts the second edition of the ESIR Workshop.
CAScination is pleased to announce that it will be exhibiting at the CIRSE 2017 in Copenhagen, Denmark from September 16 – 20, 2017.
The European Computer Aided Liver Surgery Society (ECALSS) is inviting to the 5th annual meeting!
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CAScination is pleased to announce that it will be exhibiting at the SIR 2017 Meeting in Washington D.C. from March 4 – 9, 2017.
CAScination is pleased to invite to various activities during IROS 2017 in Berlin, Germany from January 12 – 14, 2017.


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Ranch Planet is the world's first ever WRG VR game developed and defined by Aoga Tech.
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In the distant interstellar space,a galaxy called Ranch planet. Here lived an kind old king and his lovely daughter,Princess Rilla . However, it has lost its tranquility by a sudden misfortune—The king was critically ill and The evil tin man guard attempted to usurp the king's authority or he will destroy the whole planet~ The princess Rilla signaled to the Guardians of the Galaxy for help. A star defense battle is about to begin.
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The WRG VR Game (WRG in reference to "the wrestling game", the game is about strength combat )
【Introduction of Gameplay】
1、Pull the trigger to launch the catching net and then spin the handle with the other hand to pull the net back.
2、The parties have to fighting over a animal and won the score by dragging successfully. The larger the animal is, the higher the score will be.
This product supports the following languages: English
1 player
DUALSHOCK®4 Vibration Function
HD Video Output 720p
PlayStation®Move motion controller and PlayStation®Camera required.
PlayStation®VR and PlayStation®Camera is required to play this product
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VOC trips are organized by members like yourself, not professional guides. The trips go into wilderness areas where assistance is unavailable and unexpected events can occur. You could be seriously injured or die. You are responsible for your own actions. Please use caution.
Burns 'n' Turns · Fri. Jan. 29th - Sun. Jan. 31st
Warning: This is an old trip - it already happened
- Details Page: Where you can see brief trip details (publicly viewable).
- This trip does not have an associated Wiki Page.
- Message Board Thread: Discuss this trip with other members here.
- Signup Page: Where you can signup, bail, edit participation entries, see/email members on the trip, etc.
- Drivers Page: Where you can arrange rides, get pickup directions and email by car.
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Start: Friday, Jan. 29th
End: Sunday, Jan. 31st
Pre-trip meeting: Wednesday, Jan. 27th, 6:00 pm
Pre-trip meeting location: old SUB 206 (Council Chambers)
Don't miss this beginner friendly ski weekend in the tranquility of the mountains. With haggis, music and crude scotch poetry!
The location this year is Mount Brew near Whistler. Brew Hut is a 12 km trek from the trailhead, with an elevation gain of 1244m. A potluck at the hut on Saturday will be followed by an evening of music. To the musically inclined: please bring your instruments.
Brew Hut sleeps up to 16, and the rest of us will overnight in quinzhees or tents.
Like last year, we'll make a toast to our dear friends Neil, Steffi and Elena, who passed away last January 11th.
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by Owen Keehnen
Published May 21st 2014 by Wilde City Press
My Rating: 4 of 5 Stars
My Rating: 4 of 5 Stars
Sometimes the last thing you expect is exactly what you need.
Richard is a typical neurotic gay urbanite, a serial monogamist with a domineering peer group and a well-paying dead end job. That is until one night, while stumbling home drunk, Richard finds a puppy named Hambone. Almost immediately Richard's life and his relationships begin to change. At the recommendation of Evelyn, his neighbor across the hall, Richard hires a dog trainer named Abe. From the moment Richard hears Abe's voice on the phone he feels a connection with this professional pooch-handler. When they meet face-to-face the attraction is palpable. Richard loves the way Abe treats Hambone. Abe opens Richard's eyes to a different take on life and what really matters.
Will love conquer all in the end? It will if Hambone has any say in the matter.
The Dog Trainer is both the story and a pun. At least, that is my opinion. This is the story of one man changing as a person - for the better - after rescuing a puppy from certain death and getting trained in the process - by both the puppy and the dog trainer.
Richard is, as the blurb says, a typical neurotic gay urbanite whose only thought in life is sex, sex, more sex, and how to get the best buys - even if it bankrupts him. So he is like he is, not so nice really, a drunk, a sexaholic, an individual I really hated reading about.
Until he heard the cry of a puppy and his instincts to protect kicked in. Without hesitance, he rescues and cherishes a puppy. From that time onward, Richard was a changed man. He was not sure he knew himself after this life changing event, and talking to a puppy and asking his opinions on what to name him confused Richard all the more. Soon, Richard goes on a journey of self-discovery. He finds out who his real friends were and finally where he was going.
When his newly named puppy, Hambone, starts to become bratty, he realized he knew nothing about training. Relying on a new found friend in his neighbor, he calls on a dog trainer. When he meets Abe, not only is the guy someone whom he would not look at twice B.H. (Before Hambone) but he finds that this is a man he wants to be with. As Abe trains Hambone to be the adowable puppy he is, Richard gets trained in the art of being human.
This was an enjoyable read for me but it may be a bit different from what others would expect this to be. First off, there is a whole lot of canine loving here - which I love! - and second, this is not erotic in the porn sense - which I Love!!!!!! The romance that brews is slow and this does not have the expected HEA or HFN ending. It does end on a very good note, one that I really, really liked. That Richard is humanized by a puppy is a character change that is just beautifully done.


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I spent some time this morning looking at pictures of Calgary. Now where I come from we are recognized for 2 things, Dinosaurs and Rodeo....and from what I see Calgary is also know for those two things, only they have gone about celebrating them in a bigger than life way. One year I volunteered for our rodeo and many of the cowboys would come and compete for a place in the finals and then head off to Calgary. I have visited Calgary one time, almost 35 years ago. I didn't remember it being such a beautiful city and yet I find myself longing to visit again. My heart goes out to those suffering from the flooding this year. With thoughts of Calgary I just began to tangle. When colors came they were more muted than normal, almost muddy, perhaps the flood is influencing my coloring this morning. All the best to Calgary and those who call it home!
6/24/2013 07:10:04 am
LeeAnne, this tile keeps me looking at it. I cannot explain, but it's very intriging.
6/24/2013 08:13:18 am
Beautifully done. I love the way it flows!
6/24/2013 08:25:11 am
This is quite lovely, and yet so different from what you usually do. I like iet.
6/24/2013 09:25:08 am
This takes my breath away! Your color application is amazing. Did you cut it out and put it on a flower? -- it is so extremely interesting! Hooray!
6/24/2013 12:29:37 pm
Super LeeAnne, I see mayhem and great shapes in the muddy waters.
6/24/2013 12:35:51 pm
Very beautiful representation of the aerial view. Brilliant as ever!
All three of your posted tiles are beautiful. The first one looks like it was drawn on top of a flower; the second, little red owls, is awesome; and the third, though more traditional, reminds me of the flood waters overtaking all of nature. Your art is always so thought provoking.
Sue Sharp
6/25/2013 01:10:56 pm
Beautiful tiles! Love the calmness, color and variety of tangles in the first; LOVE your mixed up,chaotic owls in the second; and my heart bleeds for the poor bird in the third. You've done an excellent job of covering a number of emotions in these!
I am realy surprised what I found. Your zentagles. They are all so amaising. I love Your dinosaurus. They live today in Your blog.
Sue Clark
6/26/2013 08:28:18 am
Beautiful work and heartfelt words!
6/27/2013 04:40:02 am
OMG, these are stunning!! Love the muted colours in the first one.
6/28/2013 07:14:28 am
Ooh, the two swans.... The first one so deeply sad, the second full of trust.... I don't know what to say to express my feelings, LeeAnn!
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Garry Douglas Hancock, 48, Marion passed away Monday, May 6, 2019 at his home. He was born in Kokomo on June 4, 1970 the son of Larry Wells and Patricia (Johnson) Wells - Estes.On November 13, 2014 he married Brent W. Jackson in Marion, Indiana.
He graduated from Northwestern High School class of 1988 and I.U.K. in 2002 with a Bachelor of Science degree. Garry had worked at I.U. K. For 15 years. He had also worked for Meijers and most recently at CVS Pharmacy in Marion, Indiana as a licensed Pharmacy Technician for 2 years. He loved spending time with family, friends and his three dogs, Zeek, Drake and Chloe´. He enjoyed the outdoors.
He is survived by his husband, Brent W. Jackson, sisters, Deborah Wells, Evelyn (Justin) Short, brother, Edwin (Tina) Wells and sister, Christine (Thomas) Connaker and Uncle, Garry J. (Marilee) Johnson. Cousins, Carri (Lou) Schneider and Amanda (Michael) Austin. Eight nieces, two nephews, two great nieces and two great nephews. Mother in law, Patricia A. Jackson. Special friends, Adam (Kyla) Liehr and their three children and Jamesyn Quinn.
He was preceded in death by his parents and grandparents.
A Celebration of Life will be 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 14, 2019 at Hasler & Stout Funeral Home 112 E. Main Street, Greentown, following Garry's wishes he will be cremated with no funeral service. The family wishes the memorial contributions be made to Grant County Humane Society and/or Kokomo Humane Society, Kokomo. Hasler & Stout Funeral 112 E. Main Street Greentown assisted the family with arrangements. Online condolences may be made at www.hasler-stout.com
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The University of Tennessee has had a large number of talented athletes play for their various varsity sports throughout the decades. The Vols' football team has had their fair share of those talented athletes suit up for them. And according to one site, Tennessee had one of the greatest athletes in NFL history play for them before turning pro.
Mike Tanier of Bleacher Report recently compiled a list of the 25 best athletes in NFL history, and a former Vol cracked the top 10.
According to Tanier, the ninth-best athlete in NFL history is none other than football and track star Willie Gault.
Gault was a dynamic wide receiver, kick returner, and track athlete for the Vols from 1979-82, and he remained just that after graduating from the university as well. Gault won a Super Bowl with the Chicago Bears in 1985 and finished his 11-year NFL career with 333 receptions for 6,635 yards and 44 touchdowns, averaging 19.9 yards per reception in his career. The explosive receiver averaged over 20 yards a catch five times in his 11 years in the league, and he also returned a kickoff for a touchdown in 1985 and averaged over 24 yards per kick return in his career.
But Gault wasn't just an exceptional football player. He had Olympic-level talent off the football field as well.
While still at Tennessee, Gault qualified for the 1980 Olympics in both the 100-meter dash and the 4×100 relay. Gault was part of a relay team that was anchored by future gold medalist Carl Lewis.
But the United States would boycott the Moscow Olympics in 1980, which meant Gault never got to represent his country at the Olympics. Gault and Lewis did compete at the 1983 World Championships, however, and their relay team set a world record at the event.
And as the Bleacher Report article points out, Gault is still out proving why he belongs on this list to this very day. Gault recently ran the 100-meter dash in 11.3 seconds and the 200 meters in 23.24 seconds at a meet in Los Angeles just last year.
Gault was 55-years-old last year.
His times were both over-55 records, and he still competes in masters athletics, sports for veteran athletes in the events of track and field, road running and cross country running.
Gault hasn't played for the Vols in over 30 years, but he still holds several Tennessee records. Gault's 1,854 kick return yards and four kick return touchdowns in a career are both still school records, although current Vol Evan Berry is dangerously close to passing both those marks. Gualt also led the Vols in all-purpose yardage as a sophomore, junior, and senior. He was voted as an All-American in 1982, and Gault's 4,035 career all-purpose yards are still second-most in school history behind only Stanley Morgan.
Willie Gault may not have been able to actually participate in the Olympics, but he still holds several Vol records, world records, and a Super Bowl ring to his credit. And that's enough to make him one of the greatest NFL athletes of all-time.


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Undertale is a role-playing video game created by American indie developer Toby Fox. In the game, players control a human child who has fallen into the Underground, a large, secluded region underneath the surface of the Earth, separated by a magic barrier.
Completed the game
I played the critically acclaimed game Undertale, that was on many game journalists GOTY the year of its release 2015, and I am underwhelmed.
I like what the game is trying to do. It is breaking the conventions of modern role-playing games and making fun of our preconceptions. That is all great! It succeeds in creating a box for its own set of rules and then working outside of that box and even making fun of itself. That is also fine. It manages to make me laugh out loud, at the game and at myself. That is pretty rare.
The game is building up from the start that you don't have to kill any enemy, and still it rewards you with experience and levels for doing just that. It makes for an interesting psychological conflict, but once you reach endgame and can't kill the bosses because you haven't leveled enough it all falls flat. The last bosses are so hard that it gets increasingly frustrating and I go from liking the game to really hating it. When I reach the last monster and it tries to make fun of end bosses being too hard, I'm so irritated of the game that it feels like mockery. I just keep pressing X to make it end, not enjoying it at all anymore.
So, maybe if you're a different person than me you'll enjoy this game more. To me it only causes frustration and anger, while I understand what the game tries to do, I can't get myself to a state were I appreciate it.


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About a month ago, shortly I got my tax refund, my roommate and I were walking through our local Target and we spontaneously decided to buy the latest edition of Guitar Hero. We were waiting and waiting and waiting to get it through Activision since she works for one of their studios and we could get a discount, but unfortunately we had grown tired of waiting and decided to splurge. So that day we walked home with a complete band kit of Guitar Hero: World Tour. Well I guess the tax refund I got did make me consume more than usual this one time.
First off the instruments. I'm unsure about the touch sensitive bar on the guitar. It confuses me in a lot of ways, I actually would have actually preferred it if they made it so that you could use the bar instead of the colored buttons. However, this only the case in a small section of any particular song which takes out its meaning to me. Instead, you can use it to strum, which yes means you can strum faster but if that's what they wanted to do I would have rather they just taken out the normal strummer and replaced it with a touch sensitive one instead.
The drums are great, I love the layout, they are slightly quieter than the Rock Band 1 pads and thus slightly more neighbor sensitive. The microphone is just a microphone, I wish they would have included at least one button for navigation and I also wish it was wireless or hooked up to the drums instead of going to the back fo the Wii.
[amazonify]B001ABP8BO:right[/amazonify]The songs I am mixed on. Again, like in Guitar Hero III, the songs are mostly older songs that I just don't want to hear. Guitar Hero maintains its hold on classic rock, which still feels sad. Guitar Hero could very easily be what MTV and the Radio was before it, a platform for new music and new bands to make people buy the albums. Unfortunately, it isn't anywhere near that. There are a few new songs which I have found to be quite good and fun to play. And some of the newer classics are nice as well. I was very happy to see System of a Down on this version and there were also several other very good songs. I'm not sure which version has more good songs in it, I reckon they are about the same.
The real value of this particular version is that finally Wii has access to downloadable content. So far, like the music on the actual disc, the music has been fairly blah. However, it has its high points. There is a wealth of Nirvana songs, as well as a good number of Smashing Pumpkins and there are fresh new songs from Oasis and Rise Against. With my first purchase I bought "No Rain" from Blind Melon which was a really great song from the 90s. I wish these songs could be inserted into the career menus though somehow because as it stands I have to sift through the entire list in the quick play menu just to play it.
They've also included a song studio in the game to allow players to make their own music, as well as a download section so that you can go download other player's songs. I think this is really cool, although most of the songs out there tend to be 8-bit video game songs like Super Mario Bros. and Mega Man. This is cute from time to time but I wish there were more quality tracks available. I have yet to try to really make my own track, I've wanted to get through the actual game first before I start going there, but I have a few songs that I'd like to try to replicate with this really cool tool.
The game itself seems much easier than GH3. I remember hearing developers talking about how they had unintentionally made 3 far more difficult than it needed to be, I still played the game happily on medium, unable to really get to hard just thinking it was me. However, now I feel medium difficulty isn't too hard in World Tour. I've even started going to hard on a few songs and have been able to keep up with it. So I definitely think this version is much easier than the previous, and I don't think it is because I am that phenomenally better since that point.
Overall, Guitar Hero: World Tour is an improvement over Guitar Hero III. But I think this is mostly for the obvious reasons. The inclusion of a full band ensemble and customizable tracks as well as downloadable music makes WT much much better than the previous incarnations. I don't think the music is any better which is a shame, I do wish they would get their heads out of their collective arses, however considering they recently released a Metallica pack, I doubt that is ever going to happen. I give this version an 8.5 out of 10.


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The Writing Staff At Attorneys Online Shares Some Secrets
Here at Attorneys Online Inc., we work with more than fifty esteemed law firms based in cities all over the United States. We create legal blog entries, content for webpages, and monthly newsletters on subjects ranging from bicycle safety in San Diego to tugboat accidents in Nova Scotia. All told, our writing staff composes hundreds upon hundreds of pages of content every month in order to make our clients' websites compelling and engaging.
One question we get a lot is "how do you come up with so many new blog ideas?" And to tell the truth, it isn't easy!
In order to keep up with the myriad subjects and areas in which our clients practice, our writing staff must constantly scour the web for news stories, government reports, think pieces and scholarly studies. Our job does not end at 5pm, either—if one of us has an interesting idea, we instinctively file it away for future use.
Sometimes we whip out our phones and email a story idea to a colleague with a note that says "This would be great for you tomorrow morning!"
Often topics to write about come up simply through lunchtime conversations. A book we read, a film we saw last weekend, a TV show we saw last night, any of these things can inspire a commentary. It just takes an open mind.
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text: A blast from the past! This should be the new Greek Anthem or something! The Lunatics Have Taken Over The Asylum' is the Fun Boy Three's debut single, released in 1981 and included on thei debut top 10 self titled album, the single reached #20 on the UK Top 100 Singles Chart! Just brilliant! A big thanks to Aaron for bringing this to my attention 🙂


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Energy reduction
During the design of our building at the industrial estate "Haven VII" in Waalwijk, the best energy-saving solution was applied to each energy-consuming activity. For instance, the cooling system consists of dry-coolers and chillers with an exceptionally high C.O.P., Coefficient of Performance. The piping system was over-dimensioned in order to minimise pressure loss. Additionally, communicating vessels are being used, so that negative pressure is created in the return pipes. The residual heat is used to heat the office and the warehouse.
The compressed air installation is frequency controlled and equipped with a high pressure closed circuit to prevent pressure loss. The granulate silos are hanging at the same height as the tube transport system, as a result of which transportation of the granulate consumes less energy.
A lot of attention was given to the infrastructure of the energy network. The power measurement takes place at 10kV. The transportation of 10 KV is done on our own premises. Transformers were installed near the users, to subsequently be able to transport 380 V in a voltage rail. This reduces transmission losses to a minimum.
For a number of years, energy-efficiency has been an important and decisive factor when investing in new injection moulding machinery. As a result of all these investments we have been able to make great progress with regard to the environment. We believe that sustainable enterprise is the future and will eventually lead to a lower cost price of the product.


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Massachusetts marijuana stores to open Tuesday
The wait will soon be over.
On Tuesday morning, the first recreational marijuana stores in the Eastern United States will open in Massachusetts, kicking off an era of legal cannabis sales after more than a century of pot prohibition in the state.
The state Cannabis Control Commission made the historic announcement at 4:20 p.m. Friday, saying in a press release that it had issued "commence full operations" notices to Cultivate and New England Treatment Access, or NETA, which are marijuana retailers in Leicester and Northampton, respectively.
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Job Posting: Tigers Baseball Operations Software Engineer
Position: Software Engineer
Location: Detroit, MI
Job Description:
The Detroit Tigers are currently seeking a Software Engineer. This role will be responsible for development and maintenance of software projects within Baseball Operations. This position will report to the Sr. Software Engineer, Baseball Operations.
Key Responsibilities:
- Perform general development and maintenance tasks for the upkeep of internally developed software products.
- Use modern software techniques and best practices in all parts of the software life cycle.
- Provide feedback, and guide project work conducted by external consultants.
- Support the integration of baseball analysis into our proprietary tools and applications.
- Provide coverage for the maintenance of software tools for other developers as situations arise.
- Assist with the design and development of new software products.
- Monitor, identify and recommend new or emerging techniques, technologies, and algorithms.
- Other projects as directed the Baseball Operations leadership team.
Minimum Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
- BS degree in Computer Science, Computer Information Systems, similar technical field of study or equivalent real-time experience.
- Demonstrated knowledge in developing in a Web-based object-oriented product environment.
- Demonstrated knowledge in working with medium-to-large scale relational databases.
- Ability to work in all phases of the product lifecycle, from requirements gathering to design, testing, and implementation.
- Demonstrated experience with UI/UX design.
- Ability to learn new technologies and techniques as necessary.
- Familiarity with the sport of baseball, baseball-specific data, modern statistical techniques, and sabermetric analysis.
- Demonstrated leadership and self-direction.
- Demonstrated project management, problem-solving, and teaching abilities.
- Demonstrated ability to communicate difficult and complex concepts to colleagues possessing a wide range of backgrounds and perspectives.
Preferred Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
- Demonstrated knowledge of Java and JavaScript.
- Experience or knowledge in any of the following technologies are a plus:
- Spring applications
- Angular JS – Version 1.x
- Angular 2+
- React
- Demonstrated knowledge of .NET technologies.
Working Conditions:
- Office environment
- Occasional evening, weekend, and holiday hours may be required
To Apply:
Please apply here.
Meg is the managing editor of FanGraphs, the host of FanGraphs Audio, and the co-co-host of Effectively Wild. Her work has previously appeared at Baseball Prospectus, Lookout Landing, and Just A Bit Outside.


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Clinical data presented at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases, being held in San Francisco, confirm that VX-950, an investigational oral hepatitis C protease inhibitor developed by Vertex Pharmaceuticals, was well-tolerated and possessed potent antiviral activity in a 14-day study in patients with hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection.
The rapid decline in plasma HCV-RNA levels observed in HCV patients taking VX-950, together with a viral kinetic analysis that projects the potential duration of treatment required to achieve sustained virologic response, support the evaluation of VX-950 in a novel, three-month combination treatment paradigm. Vertex has filed an investigational new drug application with the FDA to support Phase II clinical development of VX-950.