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READ: 2 Corinthians 3:7-18
2 Corinthians 3:18 (NIV) "And we, who with unveiled faces all reflect the Lord's glory, are being transformed into his likeness with ever-increasing glory, which comes from the Lord, who is the Spirit."
Sometimes we throw a veil over God in our lives. We lift it only when we need Him, and throw the wet blanket over His consuming spiritual fire when we don't need Him urgently. In one sense or another, He becomes our Spiritual Jack in the Box. We turn the handle only to have Him jump out and then turn around only to stuff Him back in the box until our next urgent moment or need. We do this because we do not want His glory reflected in our lives at inopportune times.
The apostle Paul urged the church at Philippi to "continue to work out your salvation with fear and trembling" so that we "shine like stars in the universe as you hold out the word of life" (Phil. 2:12, 15-16). He understood that as blood-bought believers in Christ, we can't help but let our light shine for Jesus Christ. This is the work of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer. That's why Paul also wrote, "And we, who with unveiled faces all reflect the Lord's glory, are being transformed into his likeness with ever-increasing glory, which comes from the Lord, who is the Spirit" (2 Cor. 3:18). Though we may try to stop it at all costs, the Holy Spirit will continue to provide opportunities for us to shine like stars and serve Him on His terms and not on our God-in-the-box ways.
Whatever your circumstances are today, trust the Lord for the courage to light up the spiritual darkness around you.
Faith Lesson: Instead of putting God on your terms, allow His Spirit to move through you and impact those around you.
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by By Senior Airman Christine Halan
100th Air Refueling Wing Public Affairs
5/29/2015 - RAF MILDENHALL, England -- Col.
Thomas D. Torkelson, accepted command of the 100th Air Refueling Wing
from Col. Kenneth T. Bibb, Jr., May 29, 2015, on RAF Mildenhall,
The handing off of the 100th ARW guidon symbolizes the relinquish of command, passed from Bibb to Torkleson.
The presiding officer, Lt. Gen. Darryl L. Roberson, 3rd Air Force and
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The outgoing 100th ARW commander, Bibb, thanked all Airmen, civilians
and British guests for their service and hard work while he was in
"Thank you for your continued support of those who defend freedom," said
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command the Bloody Hundredth."
Following the change of command, Torkelson spoke to members of Team
Mildenhall and challenged the Airmen and civilians of the 100th ARW to
"Be ready, stay balanced, and get better."
"To the Airmen of the Bloody Hundredth, understand that you are the
backbone of power projection in this area of the world, and that you are
the "Global" in Global Vigilance, Global Reach and Global Power," said
Torkelson. "The 100th Bomb Group vets have a saying, 'Once a part of the
100th, always a part of the 100th.' It is a sincere honor to be back in
the Bloody Hundredth as an active member. Team Torkelson vows to extend
their storied legacy a few more years with your help and to continue
the 100th Air Refueling Wing's tradition of being 'Square-D Away.'"
Prior to arriving at RAF Mildenhall, Torkelson served as the vice
commander of the 18th Wing at Kadena Air Base, Japan. However he's no
stranger to RAF Mildenhall. He was formerly the 351st Air Refueling
Squadron commander from July 2010 to June 2012.
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A. Tuberculosis Tuberculosis (TB) is a bacterial infection that can easily spread and passed from one person to another through droplets in the air. It is usually spread through contact with an infected person who is actively coughing or talking. An infection is caused by the bacteria multiplying inside the body, causing the tissues and organs to be damaged. Without any treatment, half of those people living with active TB infection will die. (Geiter, 2000) According to World Health Organization (2012), "Two hundred children die from TB every day.
Yet it costs less than 3 cents a day to provide therapy that will prevent children from becoming ill with TB and 50 cents a day to provide treatment that will cure the disease. " There are two forms of TB infection; it is the Active TB and the Latent TB. A person who has Latent TB infection doesn't show any signs or symptoms of having this that no one could notice. But unfortunately, this Latent TB could worsen and become active any time and can be contagious to other people. Latent TB can be treated with antibiotics to prevent from developing such infection to an active disease.
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Active TB disease is next to Latent TB infection, it is the opposite of Latent TB. Because in this stage shows signs or symptoms that includes coughing night sweats and fever. This could also be contagious and should be treated by the doctor as soon as possible. (Geiter, 2000) B. Mycobacteria Mycobacteria are classified as acid-fast bacilli, and have a unique cell wall structure crucial to their survival.
The well-developed cell wall contains a considerable amount of a fatty acid, mycolic acid/ (Knechel, 2009) Infection caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex remain one of the most important global public health issues: there were 9. million cases of tuberculosis case of tuberculosis in 2009, causing 1. 7 deaths. (Wilson, 2010) C. Signs and symptoms of Tuberculosis Self-reported cough, dyspnoea (difficult respiration), night sweats, haemoptysis (spitting or coughing up of blood) and chest pain. (Wejse, 2008) D. Medication of Tuberculosis Medications are the foundation for treating tuberculosis. But treating this kind of disease takes a lot of time than any other types of bacterial infection. With tuberculosis, a person should take antibiotics for at least six to nine months.
The exact drugs and length of treatment that a person need depends on their age, overall health, possible drug resistance, the forms of TB and the infection's location in the body. (Mayo Clinic Staff, 2013) E. Primary complex or Childhood Tuberculosis Primary complex or Childhood Tuberculosis is a type of tuberculosis infection that most often occurs in children, that's why it is also called as "Tuberculosis in children". The focus of infection is a small area in the lungs and lymph nodes.
People with primary complex do not demonstrate any symptoms. However, they may have cough or swollen lymph nodes. It is caused by infection from the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis. "Childhood tuberculosis (TB) is commonly extra pulmonary, disseminated, and severe especially in children under 3 years of age, and it is associated with high morbidity and mortality rate. " (Avalos, 2012) F. Signs and symptoms of Primary Complex Some children may be detected to have primary complex or simply Childhood TB. The first approach is Tuberculin skin test. A positive tuberculin skin test (TST) reaction has been used as a hallmark of infection with M. tuberculosis, which occurs within 3 to 6 weeks of infection but occasionally up to 3 months after infection and remains positive for life time even after treatment. "
The other one is the Interferon gamma release assays. Ultrasonography of the chest is helpful to assess pleural fluid collection, but decubitus chest X-ray film may reveal similar information. " The third way in diagnosing this disease is the Bacteriological diagnosis. A confirmation of acid-fast bacilli (AFB) from any type of body fluid or tissue is the gold standard for the diagnosis of tuberculosis. "(Chen, 2013) G. Medication of Primary Complex a. The three prescribed drugs that doctors recommend as treatment for Primary Complex are Rifampicin (RIF), Isoniazid (INH), and Pyrazinamide (PZA). "Rifampin (also referred to as rifampicin) is a macrocyclic antibiotic with major activity against mycobacteria, commonly used in combination with other agents as therapy of tuberculosis.
Rifampin belongs to a class of medications known as rifamycins and is a synthetic derivative of natural products of the bacterium, S. mediterranei. Rifampin is a complex macrocyclic antibiotic that has activity against several bacteria, but most prominently inhibits growth of M. tuberculosis and several bacteria, but most prominently inhibits growth of M. tuberculosis and several atypical mycobacterial species, probably as a result of inhibition of the DNA-dependent RNA polymerase of mycobacteria. Rifampin was approved for us in therapy of tuberculosis in the United States in 1971.
Rifampin remains a mainstay of therapy of tuberculosis and atypical mycobacteria infections and is usually used in conjunction with isoniazid and/or pyrazinamide. " (United States National Library of Medicine, 2012) b. Pyrazinamide (PZA), is an amide derivative of pyrazine-2-carboxylic acid with excellent penetration across biologic membranes and minimal toxicity when used for brief periods, has long been used as a second-line drug for treatment of tuberculosis. It is fully absorbed after an oral dose, and it is distributed all over the body. (Steele, 1988). . Isoniazid (INH) is an antibiotic that is used to treat tuberculosis (TB). It works by killing the bacteria that cause the disease. The exact mechanism of action of isoniazid is unknown, but it is thought to prevent the tuberculosis bacteria from making substances called mycolic acids, which are needed to form the cell walls of the bacteria. It also seems to combine with an enzyme that interferes with the cell metabolism of the bacteria. As a result of the disruption in its metabolism and without a cell wall, the bacteria die. (NetDoctor, 2008) I.
This research aims to discuss the effects of the prescribed drugs namely Rifampicin, Isoniazid, and Pyrazinamide to Primary Complex patients or childhood tuberculosis. The researchers would like to show the statistics of patients undergoing treatment for childhood tuberculosis. In addition, the statistics will show the correlation of the age group, specifically from infancy period to early adulthood, to the effectivity of drugs Rifampicin, Isoniazid and Pyrazinamide. HYPOTHESIS 1: The 3 multi-resistant drugs are more effective in patients with tuberculosis (TB) than primary complex.
HYPOTHESIS 2: Primary complex patients taking the 3 multi-resistant drugs are prone of having high hepatoxicity level as one of its side effects. This study will aim to discuss the effects of the prescribed drug namely rifampicin, isoniazid and pyrazinamide to primary complex patients or childhood tuberculosis. Specifically, the objectives of this paper are: 1. To determine the effectiveness of the 3 multi-resistant drug to patients with tuberculosis than primary complex. 2. To determine the hepatoxicity of the liver when taking the 3 multi-resistant drugs.


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As the hectic week leading up to spring break wound down, a hastily planned trip emerged, with all parties frantically gathering gear and fixing bikes still on the morning of our departure. A few hours later than planned but with plenty of daylight remaining, we rolled away from the watchtowers and endless coils of razor wire of Florence under grey skies and misty rain. The southern edge of the Superstition Mountains were barely visible in the distance, but being the lone member of the group who had ridden through them, I think I was the only one to fully realize the treat that was to come.
We detoured through the welded tough slickrock jungle of so-called Area 52, enjoying the unique riding and abundant bike pushing. An hour passed and we had covered a scant two miles between the slow terrain and distracting views.
The spectacle continued, as did our slow pace. The rain picked up briefly, but none of us seemed to mind. Streams were flowing among the vertical rock faces, saturated soil squished beneath our tires, and I wondered why I was carrying as much water as I was. This part of the Sonoran Desert was as wet as I had ever seen it.
By late in the day, we emerged from the slickrock jungle and clawed our way up a series of sandy washes. The moisture worked in our favor, eliminating any need for hiking. The sun briefly aimed a few rays through a hole in the clouds to the west, illuminating the country to the north. I pointed out where the Arizona Trail traversed the range, but no one seemed willing to believe that the trail could cut its way through such rugged country.
Our second morning out delivered a blue sky stretching from the massive Santa Catalinas to the south all the way north as far as we could see. After a leisurely breakfast, we pedaled the last few miles to the Arizona Trail before turning south for a few hours of mellow riding on the Boulders Segment. The trail has become so much more worn in over the past couple years, and we added eight more tire tracks to the dirt. Fresh snow blanked the peaks of the Pinal Mountains to our east, but we felt far removed from winter as the warm spring sun fell on emerging wildflowers of all colors. In another couple weeks, the explosion of color is going to be incredible.
Reversing our course, it was but a few hours later that we found ourselves in Ripsey Wash with a series of switchbacks cut into the peak to our west. Kaitlyn and Mathieu seemed to be a bit nervous, being on singlespeeds, and Caroline was apprehensive about the steep, loose descent off the far side of the ridge.
The combination of stunning views and abundant yellow poppies distracted everyone enough that it was tough to be worried about anything at all. Our shadows grew longer, and I relished the lighting since I had only ever seen this area at mid-day.
We spent a peaceful night in the shadow of one of the largest copper mines in the state. The lights and steady din of the continuous operations continued incessantly, but for better or worse, these monstrosities are part of the modern Arizona experience. I slept poorly for the second night in a row in my marginally-appropriate sleeping bag, but it was cold appendages rather than the noisy mine that had me uncomfortable.
I awoke eager for 30 miles of perhaps the best singletrack I've ever ridden. And it did not disappoint. The scenery and trail alignment is so overwhelmingly consuming that the beast of a climb high into the mountains passes with seemingly minimal effort [yet it remains a rather difficult climb in and of itself]. More yellow poppies and brilliant green vegetation lined the trail as stoic saguaros stood tall above us, all the while, towering cliffs made us feel as insignificant as ever.
Eventually, the trail tilted down for good, and we dropped down through a similarly brilliant landscape, our minds on a hot dinner.
Our last day took us back up through the mountains, first on singletrack, and then on well worn Jeep trails. A broken chain and a few broken spokes slowed us down early on, but we found ourselves at the high point for the day remarkably quickly. Kaitlyn stood in disbelief as we could once again survey many hundreds of square miles in all directions.
I had ridden all those Jeep roads several times in the past during the Arizona Trail 300. The first time was under the cover of darkness, and the second time I was pushing so hard that almost nothing was retained by my foggy mind. A more reasonable pace allowed me to take in everything, from the ruins of Ajax Mine, a deserted singletrack section of the subsequently rerouted Arizona Trail, to the exuberant green lichens on the walls of Box Canyon.
It was late afternoon when we returned to Florence. Luckily, despite parking next to a prison and leaving the cars filled with food, water, and changes of clothes, no one had absconded with our vehicles. The four of us were all glowing from an incredible ride. We covered ~160 miles of mostly singletrack through the unforgettable Gila country. I'm eager to get back there again, but I think another trip to the Mogollon Rim might have to come first...
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text: No I don't have any prices. But I'll see if I can get the prices with Derek. I don't have a deadline either for stopping the orders, and don't know when the banquet is supposed to be, but I suppose that can be worked around. Jack ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rick Tejera" <saguaroastro@xxxxxxx> To: <sac-board@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Monday, January 29, 2007 4:49 PM Subject: [sac-board] Re: SAC 30th Anniversary Shirts Jack, Can you have the order forms available at Friday's Meeting??? Rick Tejera President Editor SACnews Saguaro Astronomy Club Phoenix, Arizona saguaroastro@xxxxxxx www.saguaroastro.org -----Original Message----- From: sac-board-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:sac-board-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Jack Jones Sent: Sunday, January 07, 2007 10:46 PM To: sac-board@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [sac-board] Re: SAC 30th Anniversary Shirts OK, fine, I have pretty much a direction now. :-) We'll go with order blanks and my email address for orders. We don't need any front money in that case and will just be billed. We will go with polo shirts and T's. The order form will ask color and size and whether longsleeve. Colors will be limited to what will print properly with the color of the screens we make. It's too expensive to add extra screens for an odd color. We'll use the logo with the slogan "Thirty Years of Observing in Arizona" if that's OK. I'll have the mechanics nailed down in a week or two. We can offer close to cost since it's mostly within the Club. I need to know when approx this is all going to be needed so I can set a deadline for ordering. Jack >Board: Try to do some thinking in advance before the board meeting about what we want. Decide how much money the Club wants to front or risk. We could do a bulk run-off in assorted sizes like we usually do or: the easiest way is to take orders with order forms. This will identify who is interested in purchasing a shirt. Payment would be on pickup and any no-shows could be sold off to others. Also people could email me their orders up to a deadline. We have the choice of t-shirts or polo shirts or both. Also long sleeves, or sweaters, or whatever is suggested at the board meeting. The choices would be put on the order form and this is what would make it easy to do a run. Polo shirts would have pockets and logo on the pocket or above the pocket. T-shirts would have a pocket with logo on front and design tbd on the back. It could be just a large logo with the slogan 30 years of observing in Arizona. Sweaters could have large or small logo with slogan on front. Think about a design. Establish a timetable, I don't know when the banquet is, it's not on the Events page yet. If people are to buy tickets for a banquet they could specify their choice of shirt then, but that hasn't been established yet either. See you at the board meeting. Jack Jones Public Events Coordinator Saguaro Astronomy Club Phoenix AZ Telescoper@xxxxxxx www.saguaroastro.org


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Prior to joining Iowa Heart Center, while obtaining her BSN degree, she worked as a nursing assistant at the University of Iowa. After graduating with her BSN from the University of Iowa and passing boards, she worked as a Medical-Surgical nurse and ICU nurse in Cedar Falls and Waterloo, Iowa.
Alex then joined the Iowa Heart Center team at the Fort Dodge office in January 2014. Initially she worked as an office nurse, later transitioning to the Cardiology Nurse Practitioner role in November 2015 after earning her Masters of Science in Nursing and Family Nurse Practitioner degree from Allen College in Waterloo, Iowa.
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Imagine you're in second-hand shop. You've passed through the crockery section, go left through the clothes section and start browsing the bookshelves. In the corner of your eye you see a small, red leather-bound book. On the cover, in gold ornate writing, it says "Diary", followed by "1944". You grab it, feel its soft, delicate … Continue reading Have you ever found a diary in a charity shop?
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Q: What Are the Tax Pros and Cons of LLCs? –Strategic Business Owner
A: Dear Strategic: LLCs, or "Limited Liability Companies," bridge the gap between sole proprietorships and traditional corporations, meeting an unmet need in today's dynamic small business world.
LLCs appeal to business owners because they combine the liability protection of a corporation with the tax advantages of a partnership (or, a Corporation if an election is filed to have the LLC taxed as an S-Corporation) and a tremendous amount of flexibility.
LLCs require registration with the appropriate state agency and a bit more paperwork than a sole proprietorship to get up and running. But that extra work is worth it for business owners looking for tax benefits along with extra liability protection. Let's take a look at the tax pros and cons of LLCs.
How LLCs Are Taxed – LLCs are not taxed entities in the eyes of the IRS, unless an election is filed to indicate that desire. In general, LLCs with one member (i.e. owner) are taxed like sole proprietorships, while LLCs with more than one member are taxed as partnerships. The LLC itself does not pay taxes directly. Rather, an LLC's income is passed through to the personal income tax of the member(s) and is taxed accordingly. You may also elect to file your LLC as an S-Corp which provides tax advantages such as savings on Medicare and Social Security taxes.
Pros – The total income of the owner(s) determines the tax rate for an LLC. So, even at higher total net incomes, LLCs can end up taxed at a lower rate than traditional corporations. And LLC owners are not subject to double taxation—paying taxes on both the corporation income and the dividend income. In addition, LLCs can opt to be taxed as an S-Corporation if it is advantageous.
Cons – LLCs also have limitations that can result in a larger tax liability. LLC owners must pay taxes on their distributive share of the profits, whether or not they received a distribution. And, if an S-election is not filed, all distributions are subject to self-employment tax. In some states, such as California, an additional tax is due on LLC revenue over a specific amount, so be sure to understand the tax laws in our State, or contact us before choosing an LLC structure.
In some states, an LLC may have to pay property tax, whereas a corporation may be exempt from such a requirement.
LLC owners are considered self-employed if they work for the company, and all income distributions from an LLC is considered earned income, unless an election is filed to tax the LLC as an S-Corporation. Accordingly, LLC owners (without an S-election) pay the full amount of self-employment taxes for Social Security and Medicare according to the total taxable income of the LLC. Filing an S-Election allows the owners of the LLC to pay self-employment tax only on the income paid via payroll with distributions from the LLC not subject to self-employment taxes.
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Global Imaginations
27 June–4 October 2015
De Meelfabriek
Oosterkerkstraat 16-18
2312 SN Leiden
Hours: Wednesday–Sunday noon–6pm
Leading artists are sharing their visions on the globalizing world in the new international exhibition Global Imaginations
Museum De Lakenhal (Leiden, The Netherlands) will host Global Imaginations from 27 June until 4 October 2015, an international exhibition of contemporary art. Global Imaginations is being scheduled to coincide with the 440-year anniversary of Leiden University and is the result of a collaboration with Museum Volkenkunde and LeidenGlobal. Twenty leading contemporary artists from all over the world have been invited to exhibit their work or to make a new piece that reflects their vision on today's globalized world. The exhibition is hosted in De Meelfabriek in Leiden, an abandoned flour factory that reflects the city's industrial past.
Visions of the world
In an attempt to better understand it, scientists from Leiden University have been studying the globe for centuries. Their efforts often relied on collaboration with artists who captured their findings in maps, botanical drawings, diagrams and symbols. It's therefore hardly surprising that museums in Leiden are filled with anthropological, historical and artistic collections, complete with ancient artefacts and biological specimens, which remind us of former perspectives on the world. But the modern world is changing constantly. The traditional borders that separate the local, the national and the international are quickly fading thanks to the development of the internet and through increasing migration, while new scientific discoveries are constantly enabling us to adapt our own worldviews. To visit the new exhibition in De Meelfabriek is to go on a journey through today's globalized world. Global Imaginations enables artists from every corner of the planet to share their modern perspectives of the world we share. These views are rooted in diverse traditions and cultures, but are all part of our modern "global village." Exhibiting a large variety of contemporary perspectives of the world, Global Imaginations seamlessly fits in Leiden's centuries-old reputation as a cosmopolitan and academic city.
Among the artists participating in the exhibition, you can find renowned names such as Simryn Gill (b. 1959, Singapore), Mona Hatoum (b. 1952, Lebanon), Lucy Orta (b. 1966, England) and Jorge Orta (b. 1953, Argentina), Tintin Wulia (b. 1972, Indonesia) and the Ghana ThinkTank, an institute with a global perspective that has been founded in 2006 in Ghana by Christopher Robbins, John Ewing and Matey Odonkor. The Netherlands are represented by Marjolijn Dijkman (b. 1978) and Andrea Stultiens (b. 1974). Various artists are also developing new work for the Global Imaginations exhibition, for which they have drawn inspiration from Leiden's many museums. The American Mark Dion (b. 1961) is bringing objects from the Naturalis Biodiversity Center together into a custom cabinet of curiosity, made especially for Global Imaginations. Georges Adéagbo (b. 1942, Benin) has used the extensive collections of Museum De Lakenhal as a starting point for his room-filling installation in De Meelfabriek.
Online publication
To accompany Global Imaginations, an online publication will be released in English and Dutch through the project's website, globalimaginations.com. It will be made available as from April.
Programme of activities
Diverse and extensive activities will be organised alongside the exhibition, including an academic symposium, a conference for high school students revolving around the theme of "global citizenship" and a film programme.
Development of the exhibition
The exposition has been developed by a team of curators consisting of Anke Bangma (curator, contemporary art Tropenmuseum, now part of National Museum of World Cultures), Meta Knol (director, Museum De Lakenhal), Nicole Roepers (curator, contemporary art Museum De Lakenhal), Kitty Zijlmans (professor of Art History at Leiden University) and art historian Manon Braat, who also functions as project leader for Global Imaginations.
For more information, please contact:
Heidi Vandamme: T +31 (0) 6 295 32 686 / h.vandamme [at] lakenhal.nl
Marion Wolff: T +31 (0) 6 245 10 808 / m.wolff [at] lakenhal.nl
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Janette Adaline Finkle, age 89, a long-time resident of Pine Plains, NY, passed away on March 28, 2019 in the Regional Hospice located in Danbury, CT. She had been living with her daughter and family in Bethel, CT, for the past three years.
Mrs. Finkle was born March 7, 1930 in South Attleboro, MA, the daughter of the late Omer Charpentier and Ethel (Charpentier) Wheeler. Janette was well-known for her delicious baked goods that were shared with many in the Pine Plains area. She was an active participant in area bowling leagues and won many trophies in earlier years. Janette occupied much of her spare time knitting articles of clothing for her many grandchildren.
She held various positions in the Pine Plains Central School District in both the elementary and high school. Mrs. Finkle was the Office Administrator for the staff at Pine Plains High School at the time of her retirement. Prior to her retirement, she was also employed on the week-ends at Brown & Webster Veterinarian Hospital for numerous years.
Janette is survived by two daughters, Sandra Mierzejewski and her husband, Benjamin, of Bethel, CT and Donna Campion and her husband, Lanphier, of Bradenton ,FL, as well as a sister, Shirley Dzembo of Naples, FL. Mrs. Finkle is also survived by six grandchildren: Kelli Duffy of Bethel, CT; Geoffrey Sidoli of Asheville, NC; Sally McGee of Stamford, CT; Patricia Laurino of Marlborough, MA; Stephen Campion of Sarasota, FL; and Gregory Campion of Orlando, FL. She has sixteen; great grandchildren; eight nieces and nephews and eight great nieces and nephews.
Calling hours are on Tuesday, April 2nd. from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Peck and Peck Funeral Home, 7749 S. Main Street, Pine Plains, NY, 12567.
Burial will follow immediately after the viewing at the Evergreen Cemetery. Reflections by Sandra Mierzejewski will take place at the gravesite.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Peck and Peck Funeral Home, 7749 S. Main Street, Pine Plains, NY 12567.
Memorial contributions may be made in lieu of flowers to the Regional Hospice, 30 Milestone Road, Danbury, CT 06810.
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Belinda's love of exotic scents came from her mother's pot of Stella Pomade, a body cream fragranced with heady Jasmine and Vanilla. These beautiful memories embedded on her psyche and have grown into a passion for fragrance.
Blessings includes top notes of Bergamot, Lemon, Mandarin. The heart notes are Jasmine de Grasse and Rose De Mai. And the base notes are Cedar, Sandalwood, Tonka and Vanilla.
Blessings is available exclusively at Roja Dove's Haute Parfumerie in Harrods. The price is £675 for 100ml of Parfum.


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Light Up Your Team
FanFuga is a new, free, app for sports fans to use whilst watching matches.
Just wave your phone and it will light up in your team's colors.
FanFuga gives you new ways to express support for your team by creating visual effects on your phone that are synchronized across the whole crowd.
Currently the app includes all the teams in the following leagues:
- Soccer: Premier League (UK)
- Soccer: Championship (UK)
- Ice Hockey: NHL (USA and Canada)
- Ice Hockey: Elite League (UK)
More teams and sports will be added shortly.
Just Move Your Phone
FanFuga works by detecting various movements you make with your phone.
Currently there are five actions:
- Show your team's colors
- Show you don't like something
- Celebrate something
- Wave your phone
- Mexican Wave
See the app Tour, or the help in the app itself, to see how each of these work.
Make A Scene
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Highest honor for 27 years of service in Vanuatu
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (Radio New Zealand International, Nov. 4, 2008) – The Archbishop of the Church of Melanesia, Sir Ellison Pogo, has been bestowed with Vanuatu's highest award; the Badge of Honour.
Sir Ellison is among a select few to be awarded the country's most prestigious award in the form of a silver medallion as Member of the Order of Vanuatu.
The Solomon Star reports that Vanuatu's President, Prime Minister and government dignitaries, Church leaders, ecumenical partners as well as Anglican members witnessed the investiture at Tagabe Parish in Port Vila last night.
The award was in recognition for Sir Ellison's service to the Christian church and to Melanesian people in Vanuatu as Archbishop.
Sir Ellison is due to retire next month after having served as Bishop for the last 27 years, 14 years of which have been as Archbishop.
Recently he was awarded one of Anglican Communions...
Keil arrested for false travel documents
MELBOURNE, Australia (Radio Australia, Nov. 5, 2008) – The family of a Samoan government minister arrested in the United States has joined calls from Apia to have the charges against him dropped.
Associate Trade Minister Joe Keil was arrested two months ago and charged with entering the US illegally.
As Pacific Correspondent Campbell Cooney reports, Joe Keil says he's been a US citizen since serving in the American Air force in the early 1960s and has had his US passport renewed many times.
In September, during a stopover Mr Keil was arrested by immigration officials, jailed and charged with entering the country on false travel documents.
His brother Richard says he and his family have provided US Authorities with proof the documents issued in the 1960s were authentic.
"Maybe they're trying to find a solution, because if not, it looks like they're going to be sued for quite a bit," he said.
Frustrated by inaction of fisheries commission
By Bill Jaynes
POHNPEI, Federated States Micronesia (The Kaselehlie Press, Nov. 4, 2008) – Citing the inability of the member nations of the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission, popularly known as the Tuna Commission, to reach consensus on a plan to protect fisheries stocks in the area, eight Pacific Island nations have taken matters into their own hands.
The nations are all parties to an agreement first signed into existence on April 23, 1983, commonly known as The Parties to the Nauru Agreement. The Parties to the Nauru Agreement (PNA) include the Federated States of Micronesia, Papua New Guinea, Kiribati, The Republic of the Marshall Islands, Palau, the Solomon Islands, Nauru, and Tuvalu.
Though the Nauru agreement has seen changes since its first implementation, the so called, "Third Arrangement implementing the Nauru Agreement setting forth additional terms and conditions of access to the...
The Denarau resort put $22 million into facelift
SUVA, Fiji (Fijilive, Nov. 4, 2008) - Sheraton Fiji Resort reopened its doors yesterday following the completion of a six-month US$22 million (FJ$39 million) renovation this year.
Located on Denarau Island in Nadi, Sheraton Fiji Resort now features 264 fully renovated guest rooms, an interactive lobby space, new dining concepts and a stunning, lagoon-style pool.
A statement by Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide said the re-opening of Sheraton Fiji Resort also underscored the aggressive growth and revitalization of the brand's portfolio of world-class resorts in dynamic destinations across the globe.
Sheraton currently offers more than 16 resorts in Asia Pacific, in locations such as Japan, China, Indonesia, Guam and Australia. There are also Sheraton resorts under development in markets including Taiwan, India and Spain.
The refurbishment project resulted in significant upgrades to guest...
80 desktops given to South Seas Evangelical Church
HONIARA, Solomon Islands (Solomon Star, Nov. 3, 2008) – Taiwan's Taipei City Government last week donated desk-top personal computers (PC) to assist the Education department of the South Seas Evangelical Church (SSEC) and the Winds of Change Solomon Islands.
At a brief ceremony held at the Taipei City Hall, last Thursday eighty (80) refurbished desk-top computers were handed the Mayor of Taipei City, Mr. Hao Long-bin.
Solomon Islands Ambassador to Taiwan, Ambassador Beraki Jino received the computers on behalf of the two recipient organizations.
Ambassador Jino thanked the Taipei City Government, especially the City's Council of Labour Affairs for organizing the kind donation.
"The donation demonstrates, yet again, the true compassion and commitment of the Taiwan people to assist and improve the lives of others that are in need. The computers no doubt will contribute to administrative efficiency...
Elections in American Samoa, CNMI, Palau and Guam
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (Radio New Zealand International, Nov. 5, 2008) – A number of Pacific Island nations are going to the polls today, concurrent to the United States presidential election being held Tuesday U.S. time.
Elections are being held in American Samoa, the Northern Marianas, Palau and Guam.
Voters in Guam will cast their vote for their non-voting delegate to the US Congress and members of the House of Representatives.
In Palau, an elections officer, Festus Ringang, says more than 14 000 people have been registered to vote in the election.
"As of now, the election is going, everything is going smooth right now. The election is for the president, senator and house of delegates."
Meanwhile, in the Northern Marianas, nine candidates are standing in the election to vote for the first non-voting delegate to the US congress.
Some13 000 registers voters will be able to vote for...
Foreign policy cited as 'Friends to all, enemies to none'
HONIARA, Solomon Islands (Solomon Star, Oct. 31, 2008) – The Solomon Islands Government has defended its decision to set up bilateral ties with the Middle East nation of Iran.
Opposition leader Manasseh Sogavare earlier criticised the decision, saying the government cannot do that because Iran was a nation known to be backing terrorism.
He said the Government could only establish relations with nations that shared common values with us.
But the Ministry of Foreign Affairs yesterday defended the government's action. And it said Mr Sogavare's comments were regrettable.
In a statement, the ministry explains the country is yet to establish diplomatic relations with Iran.
"It has however, signed a Cooperative Memorandum with Iran," the statement said. This allows for the two countries to explore specific cooperative arrangments, including the possibility of formalising diplomatic...
Chin, Toribiong vie to lead the nation
KOROR Palau (Palau Horizon, Nov. 5, 2008) — Palauans will decide today between Elias Camsek Chin and Johnson Toribiong, as the two presidential candidates continue to make their last minute pitch during the campaign's closing day.
The election will start at 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. as President Remengesau yesterday issued a Presidential Proclamation declaring today as a holiday.
The Palau Election Commission said that there are 14,287 registered voters. The voters will also choose 13 senators out of the 43 candidates and 16 seats for the House of Delegates are up for grabs.
The voters will also have to ratify 23 Constitutional Amendments.
Remengesau in declaring Nov. 4 as a holiday said that with around 90 candidates and 23 constitutional amendments to choose from, "this year's election is by far the most important and time-consuming election in recent memory."
He added that it is also expected that there...
GUADALCANAL WOMEN: DON'T PUT GUNS IN HANDS OF POLICE Remembering chaos of ethnic tension in Solomons
HONIARA, Solomon Islands (SIBC, Nov. 4, 2008) – Women in Northwest Guadalcanal constituency strongly oppose the rearming of the local police force.
SIBC [Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corp.'s North-west Guadalcanal correspondent John Toki quotes leader of a women's group in the constituency, Bernadette Uro as saying that the decision was made during a women's meeting at Visale parish last week.
She says that although some of the country's leaders have suggested that the government start considering re-arming the police, women in North-west Guadalcanal oppose the idea.
Ms Uro says that being victims of what had happened during the ethnic tension period, which had caused their families a lot of unwanted hardship, they don't want a repeat of that situation.
The women say there's no need to re-arm the police nor the public as there's no threat against...
Fully armed troops milling around towns
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (Radio New Zealand International, Nov. 4, 2008) – Around 100 protesters have staged a rally against an alleged increase in militarism in Indonesia' s Papua province outside the Provincial Legislative Council building in Jayapura.
The Jakarta Post reports that the protestors, who are members of the International Parliament for West Papua (IPWP), claim they're seeing an increasing presence of fully armed Indonesia Military (TNI) soldiers milling around in villages and towns.
In his speech to address the rally, IPWP Papua coordinator Buchtar Tabuni said that the number of armed troops in Papua gave the impression there was a war taking place.
He said the TNI are supposed to ward off expansion threats from outside, not watch people in towns.
The IPWP was established in recent months in London by two British parliamentarians with the aim of revising the 1969 Act of Free Choice under which...
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The Walt Disney World Swan Hotel (along with its sister, the Walt Disney World Dolphin) are two resorts smack dab in the middle of Walt Disney World property, but aren't actually owned by Disney. The resorts get many of the same benefits as on-site guests (I got to book our fast passes 60 days out like on-site guests for instance) but one disadvantage for us was having to pay for parking. (There is also a resort fee, but with a special rate I booked it was waived for us.) The location is amazing – in the Epcot resort area, but at about half the price of the neighboring Disney resorts for our dates.


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SAN ANGELO, TX — The City of San Angelo has announced that, "if you missed Lilo & Stich on Friday, don't worry. Coco will be playing at the Love Municipal Pool on July 13."
The Flick 'n' Float will be at 6:30 p.m. on Friday. Love Municipal Pool is located at 18 E. Avenue A. The movie will begin at sundown. Floatation devices and chairs are allowed.
Regular admission fees apply, so $5 per person for ages 3-64, $3 for 65 and older, and free for children younger than 3.
No outside food or drinks will be allowed inside the pool area. Concessions will be available inside.
The City of San Angelo encourages you to come out to a family friendly event.
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On Feb 20 the FDA released a new part guidance on "Scope and
Application". Simultaneously all other part 11 guidance documents
including the compliance policy guide from May 1999 have been
withdrawn. It is intended to describe the Food and Drug
Administration's (FDA's) current thinking regarding the scope and
application of Part 11. The guide narrows the scope of part 11 and
the content is significantly different from previous FDA guidances
and much more industry friendly. The guidance states the FDA may
revise provisions of Part 11 as a result of its current good
manufacturing practice (CGMP) initiative and that the FDA will not
normally take regulatory action to enforce compliance with the
validation, audit trail, record retention, and record copying
requirements of Part 11 as explained in this guidance. However,
records must still be maintained or submitted in accordance with the
underlying predicate rules.
On February 10, 2003, version 2 of the popular network quality
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warning letters related to networks, a project schedule template and
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includes five information rich guidance documents from NIST, such as
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Annex 11 of the EU GMP directive specifies requirements for
computers used in GMP regulated environments. It includes 19
paragraphs with requirements for personnel, validation during
development and use, audit trail, built-in checks for correct entry
of data, authorized and limited access to the system, verification
of manual data entry, automated identification and recording of
operators, procedures for change control, back-up and protection of
data, contingency planning, disaster recovery, automated detection
of errors, qualification of 3rd party service provider and release
of batches by a 'Qualified Person'. To some extent the Annex has
similar requirements as FDA's 21 CFR Part 11. To download the file
click here For easier implementation APV has developed a 27 page
interpretation Guide. This guide can be downloaded from the
Labcompliance UsersClub, section C-030. For preview and ordering the
Usersclub, click here
FDA's has published through the Office of Regulatory Affairs the
Bioresearch Monitoring (BIMO) Compliance Program 7348.808.
Attachment A focuses on Computerized Systems
The intent of this attachment is to collect, in one place,
recommendations on how to inspect computer systems as part of the
program. The document makes references to part 11: If a firm is
keeping electronic records or using electronic signatures, determine
if they are in compliance with 21 CFR Part 11. Determine the depth
of part 11 coverage on a case by case basis, in light of initial
findings and program resources. At a minimum ensure that: (1) the
firm has prepared a corrective action plan for achieving full
compliance with part 11 requirements, and is making progress toward
completing that plan in a timely manner; (2) accurate and complete
electronic and human readable copies of electronic records, suitable
for review, are made available; and (3) employees are held
accountable and responsible for actions taken under their electronic
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced the withdrawal
of the draft guidance entitled ''Guidance for Industry, 21 CFR
Part11; Electronic Records; Electronic Signatures, Electronic Copies
of Electronic Records.'' The guidance has been released as draft in
November 2002 for public comments. The FDA announced that the
guidance may no longer represent FDA's approach under the CGMP
initiative. The agency may decide to reissue the draft guidance once
it has reviewed it under the CGMP initiative. Under the new
initiative, primary responsibility for implementing part 11has
shifted to the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, with
continued involvement from other Centers and the Office of
Regulatory Affairs.
The US FDA recently announced a significant new initiative to
enhance the regulation of pharmaceutical manufacturing and product
quality, by applying a risk-based and science-based approach to
current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP). See Labcompliance News
from January 2003. The FDA also plans to apply some of the concepts
to 21 CFR Part 11. The FDA plans to work together with the industry
to develop guidelines on interpretation and enforcement of the
initiative and has asked the ISPE for inputs. A team of technical
experts has prepared a white paper outlining their view of risk
based implementation of part 11.
The initiatives will be implemented through pre-market review
programs in the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER), the
Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER), the Center for
Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) and the Center for Veterinary
Medicine (CVM).
Three key areas have been identified for increased effort:
Examining root causes of multi-cycle reviews, to identify and
address avoidable delays and multiple cycles in review of new
Instituting a continuous improvement/quality systems approach
throughout pre-market review and
Expanding collaborative clinical and pre-clinical guidance
development, to reduce uncertainty and increase efficiency for
innovator product development.
The FDA describes the initiatives in the agency's new report:
Improving Innovation in Medical Technology: Beyond 2002
The Investigations Operations Manual (IOM) is the primary source
of guidance regarding FDA policy and procedures for field
investigators and inspectors. The section on records instructs field
investigators on how to obtain electronic records. Recommendations
are in line with 21 CFR Part 11: "The methods used must maintain the
integrity of the electronic data and prevent unauthorized changes.".
Investigators are also advised: "Request for electronic information
should be in a format compatible with software applications
knowledgeable to you and available from the Agency." Investigators
are not advised to take application software away from the company!
Companies can refer to this guidance in planning their approach to
respond to FDA inspector requests for electronic copies and
diskettes and should expect inspectors to follow these guidelines.


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The Myth of the Million Dollar Challenge
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From the Daily Grail, Feb 22, 2008:
For ten years, the modern skeptical movement has wielded a cudgel against claims of the paranormal: the James Randi Million Dollar Challenge. In many debates over the possibility of psi abilities, the Challenge provides a final word for one side…"has so-and-so applied for the Challenge?" The financial reward offered by the James Randi Educational Foundation is seen by many skeptics as providing an irresistible motivation for anybody with paranormal ability – after all, if someone could genuinely exhibit such powers, surely they would step forward to take the million?
However, after ten years, the James Randi Educational Foundation (JREF) says nobody has even got past their preliminary testing. Furthermore, none of the 'big fish' – medium John Edward, spoon-bender Uri Geller, psychic Sylvia Browne – have applied (although Sylvia Browne did accept James Randi's direct challenge on Larry King Live, without going any further). And now, perhaps as a result of that fact, James Randi has announced that the Challenge will come to an end in two years, on March 6th, 2010.
But does the challenge really make a statement about the existence of the paranormal and/or psi abilities? According to paranormal investigator Loyd Auerbach (who, like Randi, is a member of the magic fraternity):
The suggestion that ending the Challenge after 10 years supports any statement that psi does not exist or someone would have won the challenge, is absurd on many levels.
The procedures for the Challenge included several hurdles in favor of, and multiple "outs" for Randi and the JREF that any discerning individual capable of any kind of extraordinary human performance would think twice about (and here I'm not just referring to psychics and the like).
What are these hurdles that Auerbach refers to?
To continue…
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They're newly married and poor. "Let's get bicycles," he says.
"We can't afford to," she says.
"Well, we could try that bike place on the north side. I heard they sell second hand bikes cheap. I'm not talking anything fancy like a 3-speed."
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Friends come over one day and the men decide to go for a ride. "I'm not riding a girl's bike," says his buddy.
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"Back already," she asks as the men push the bikes up the sidewalk five minutes later.
"Yeah." He looks rather sheepish. "Um … er … ah … your bike … the back tire is rubbing on the fender. That's why you had such a hard time keeping up. I … er…"
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The following are some common problems that we see with trees in the landscape, what they mean, and what to do about them.
Several signs can help pinpoint tree problems while they are still treatable.
Root Flare
Does the tree enter the ground with a natural flare or swelling? No flare may mean soil has been filled around the tree and roots are suffocating. No flare may also mean there is a girdling root restricting food, nutrients, and water.
Crown Dieback
Search for dead twigs or branches dying back from the tips to the trunk in the tree crown. Dead twigs and branches may mean old age, insect or disease infestation, or root injury. Crown dieback may indicate too much or too little moisture, or too much competition.
Abnormal Leaf Size
A tree that has leaves smaller than the normal size may have a root injury. Leaves that are larger than normal, especially on root suckers, can also indicate root damage.
Trunk Scars
Partially "healed" wounds on trunks may be signs of hidden decay. Look for ragged scars on the trunk that are not callused over. To speed callusing, remove damaged, ragged tissue carefully with a sharp knife. Coating wounds with preparations has not been proven to promote healing, and coatings can trap water and provide habitat for insects and diseases that cause damage and decay.
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The general yellowing of a leaf, often called chlorosis, can be caused by a variety of factors, including insects, disease, too much moisture, cold weather, air and soil pollution, excess minerals in the soil, nutrient deficiencies, or a pH imbalance.
Sticky Substance Dripping From the Tree
Insect honeydew is usually the waste product of insects such as aphids, lace bugs, or scale. While this aggravating problem can be controlled with insecticides, insects causing the honeydew seldom harm the health of the tree.
Large populations of insects may or may not damage a tree. Inspect your trees on a regular basis. Look for signs of reduced tree health. Some adult insect populations last only a few days and some can last for eight weeks. An impulsive control measure will destroy the natural predators that could control the pest without any intervention. If you suspect an insect pest, collect the pest and the symptoms and take them to your local Cooperative Extension office for identification and control recommendations.
Reprinted from the publication "Trees for Delaware" From the University of Delaware Cooperative Extension.
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Wellington is the country's cultural heart: visitors here can discover more than 55 art galleries, the national orchestra, ballet and opera, plus the interactive national museum, Te Papa Tongarewa. As movie buffs will already know, Wellington has nurtured an Oscar-winning film industry; go behind the scenes with Weta Studio Tours.
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