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Scam Letter(s) from Natalia Bulkina to Matt (USA)
Letter 1
Hi my dear and new friend!!!
I'm very glad that you have interested in me and I will try not to disapoint you and you will get everything new about me.
I'm asking you to write me about everything that you are able to say me.
I will be glad to know about your work and family, your close friends, your hobbies...
I at once want tell you that through few weeks I will have a vacation.
And I think travel to other country. Therefore I want to find the man in other country.
I would be glad if you could show me your country and your culture etc if we will good friend or more!...
I always wanted to travel one day, it was my dream when I went in school:)))
So now I would like to tell you about myself. I am a siply Russian girl, not differ from others.
Maybe to discribe myself it could be easyer if i do it for a first time.
I did not hope that you will answer me and when i saw your letter I got choked in my heart and now i am sitting in front of computer and do not know what to write you.
I am sorry if there are a lot of mistakes in my letter because i know English not very well.
But I hope that you will understand me and if you have some questions I will answer them with pleaser.
Anyway it is time to say some words about myself.
My father died, when I was a child. It was an auto accident.
I miss him a lot!!!! Since 2 years old my mother grew and educated me alone,
It was very difficult for her and I love her very much. And now she is the best friend for me.
I'm the only child in the family and I don't have any children, but I dream to have my own family, children.
My mother works in Novocheboksarsk in the hospital as a medical sister.
I have never been married before.
I am healthy woman and I do not smoke but sometime
I can offer myself to drink some good wine in good ocasions.
Most of all I like red wine.
From food i like Chines food and Russian food and I would like to teast Europian and West food.
I am not exactly that I want to have a child because i think that first of all I want to find a man
who will become my ideal sexual partner and simply good friend for my heart.
I work in office as manager in the insurance company, I work 40 hours per one week.
I work with the clients who want to insure his or her car or real estate.
I help our clients correctly to choose best for them to insurance.
I know that in your country the system of insurance etc is advanced very well.
In Russia people just now have begun to think about insurance, therefore we have many clients at this time.
In our company we have good boss, we have studied together with her at University, but she is older than me for three years. I have good relations with my boss.
I have the high salary for our city. It is about 3-4 $ dollars at one hour.
I live in the city - Vurnary. It's small city.
It belongs to Chuvash Republic, about 670 KM or 410 miles from Moscow.
I think that this information will help you to know me better.
I would like to know about your work and City.
I shall send you some picture of my city later.
By the charecter i am kind person and trying to enjoy everything in my life and trying to distroy all diffuculties in my life. So, lets go further.
My friends say that i am attractive even beautiful young woman.
But unfortunately this fact did not help me to create my own family.
Now i am sick and tired of my loneliness.
I am an openminded and communicative, but sometimes a little bit shy, girl.
Now i want to find that someone who can make all my dreams come true.
In my turn i would be very glad and happy to do the same thing for my beloved man.
So what do you think about it? By the way, i like sport very much. I am not a sportsman ofcoarse.
Just inorder to be in good form. I visit the gym three times a week.
I like to swim in the swimming pool.
But to tell the truth, i am afraid of water. But I try to overcome this fear.
Sometimes, not very often, I love dancing very much.
I can't say that i like a particular tipe of musik. It depends on my mood, what type of musik i would like to listen to.
But usually i am very busy to have some rest and to do things i love to.
Well, what else? I even dont know what to tell more. In such case i will finish my letter.
I am waiting for your reply!
Good bye, my dear new friend!!!!
If you can please send me your pictures.
I will be glad to get your letter and pictures.
I am sending you my smile to make you feel happy.
Your Natalya from Russia.
Letter 2
Hi, my dear friend !!!
How is your mood? I am very happy, I have some news at my job.
Today at job my boss has praised me for my job.
I had long conversation with her and she has said that I well work and I has concluded many favourable contracts for our company.
She has said that she will give me holiday and I shall receive the premium for the well done job.
I am very glad to this news.
I think that we can get know each other closer.
As you know, if you meet someone you must see, if everything beautiful in a person - face, clothing, spirit and mind.
As for me I judge not by persons appearance.
The most beautifull thing, which I like in man is his spirit, not the face.
I think that if the man has nice spirit, he is the best man in the world.
As for me I have everything but not love that's why I decided to write to you.
I hope that everything will be all right.
And what do you think about it?
It seems to me that you are a very good and interesting person, and I would like to know you better.
It is my first time when I use the Internet to get acquainted with somebody.
However now I want to inform you about my city.
Vurnary is little city in Russia (Chuvash Republic).
The population is here about 60 000 people.
By the way, my address: Prospect Suslikova St, 132b-5534, Vurnary, Chuvashia
Tell me about your city????
Hope to hear from you very soon!!!
Take care,
Your Natalya.
Letter 3
Hello dear!!!
I have very good news!!!
Today when I have come on my job. The boss has congratulated me.
She promised me to give the premium and she made it, I has received my premium (10000 roubles or about 400 $ US dollars!!!) also I have received my monthly salary for holidays (22000 roubles or 920 $)!!!
Earlier I never received the premiums...
Since tomorrow's day I shall leave in holiday from my job.
The last year I did not take a vacation and now I can take 30 or 60 days.
Today I had heavy day and has passed all reports and papers to the colleagues.
I am so happy today.. I wait for your congratulations.
May be for your country it not so big money, but believe me for Russia it's the big money.
I yet have not decided what I will do in my holiday, but I will think about it today.
You can give advice about that, what me to do in my holiday???
You have some ideas? May be I will travel to see other countries, other culture.
I never was abroad earlier.
OK, dear I have very good mood and I wish to you good mood also.
Yours good friend from Russia Natalya.
Letter 4
Hello my lovely!!!!!
I thought so much how it will be better to spend my holiday.
But I think that it will be better if I spend my holiday going to your country!
I maybe have very good time to see you.
You will show me your country, your culture etc do not you wish?
What do you think about it? I can arrive to your country.
It's better to communicate tete-a-tete then write each other thousands letters!!!
I'm sure. I hope that you do agree with me!!!!
I sometimes imagine our meeting, i'm sure it'll be wonderful!!!
Just imagine:
When I arrive to you, you'd stand at the airport and wait for me.
And then our eyes meet.
We understand that it's great that we meet each other.
Also that we live for thousand miles from each other...
We'd go to have supper with candles.
We will talk a lot. I'm sure we'd enjoy each moment.
there wouldn't be anybody but we were only.
Time would stop for us!!!. It would be very romantic time.
Do you agree? What do you think about it?
i'm looking forward to your e-mail soon, my dear!!!!
Kiss you!!!
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Defining the Appropriate Architecture
Architecture without the SecureFlow Manager
This diagram shows a minimal installation of unblu in a corporate IT infrastructure without a reverse proxy (and no SecureFlow Manager). While this setup would give you secure co-browsing there would be no dynamic injection of the snippet, making your system less efficient than it might otherwise be. And with no video/audio service defined, your agents would not be able to talk to visitors face-to-face.
Architecture with the SecureFlow Manager
This diagram shows the architecture with a reverse proxy and the SecureFlow Manager. In this case you have reduced network overhead as the snippet only runs when a session is started, thus saving precious resources. This design also provides you with Resource History data and in-context sessions, as well as general advantages regarding security.
Architecture with the Rendering Service
This diagram outlines the architecture with the reverse proxy, the SecureFlow Manager, and the rendering service all deployed. The Rendering Service enables document sharing.
Architecture with Video
This is a pictorial representation of the architecture with the tokbox video and audio chat deployed. See Video and Audio Requirements for more on the video/audio chat feature.
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My handy pocket sketchbook hasn't been abandoned. I've just stopped posting the sketches. Here's a small round-up of waiting rooms, restaurants and coffeeshops and some statistics found via 15 seconds of googling. There's a bit of a theme here, but I'm not trying to lecture anyone. It's just the stuff I see when I'm out. And I'm just as guilty of it as anyone.
More soon, mes amis.


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It's Chriiiiistmaaaaas! Well, almost Christmas. Usually I'm more of a Grinch than a festive elf, but I can honestly say this year I am SO excited for Christmas. For my monthly mission this December, I'm going to focus on really making the most of the festive period with family and friends.
2017 has been a heck of a year, both for good and bad. I moved to London, and only eight months later found myself relocating to Manchester. I've learnt a lot about myself, and grown my blog in ways I never expected in the space of a year. I've also made the leap (somewhat unintentionally) into the freelance world. Needless to say I've had a lot to process!
December is a stressful time for me in terms of lining up work to see my through into the new year, but it's also a time full of excitement and joy. I've realised that I've only seen my family for a total of 15 days this year, so spending a whole week with them in my hometown (albeit in a brand new house I've never been to – weird I know!) is going to be amazing.
Christmas is also a great time to be a blogger. I've already been to a few lovely festive events (like with Joanie clothing) and content ideas are easy to come by. Yay for Christmas markets and party dress edits!
However, as many wonderful things as December has to bring, for the past few years I've totally let them pass me by. I've either been wrapped up in Uni assignments or stressing over a big move, and working Monday-Friday 9-5.30 has previously zapped most of my time and festive spirit. This year I'm going to make the most of it.
Here's what I'm going to do this month to make Christmas 2017 a magical one-
Do all the festive stuff at home
Believe it or not, since moving out to go to uni I have never, repeat never, put up any Christmas decorations. When I lived in student halls or by myself I didn't really see the point, but this year I'm very excited to decorate the fake tree my housemate and I have bought. Other festive things I will be doing include drinking from my Santa mug daily, and watching all the festive films on Netflix. Ho ho ho!
Go out and make the most of it
As a freelancer, I won't get a Christmas party *sniff*, so I'm going to go out to as many events and other festive activities as possible to make up for it. All those sparkly dresses have to get an outing at some point, right? Now, someone pass me the prosecco…
Record the memories
I recently treated myself to a fancy new DSLR (for business purposes, you understand) and I want to use it this month to record all the wonderful moments ahead, from drinking glühwein at the Christmas market, to opening presents with my family on Christmas day. I'm tempted to put my vlogging pants back on and record some video footage as well this festive season.
Have an amazing December, lovelies!
The photos in this post were taken at Pot Kettle Black in Manchester by my blogger pal Just Emmi.


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#31- SoCal Gangbanger (Surenos) Pt. 3
This podcast has some of the most gripping depictions of gang and prison violence we've ever heard. The life and times of Bandit:
part 3 contains kidnapping, smuggling, drugs, mind games, reflection, and an ending we didn't see coming. The guys reconvene a couple nights later to ask more prison questions, and revisit some things from the previous episodes. We get more great stories, and begin to wind the episode down by asking him to reflect on his past. Like any good story, as the end nears and conclusions are drawn, everything changes. Bandit reflects on one of his most heinous deeds and his feelings about regret, which left us questioning our own intuition.
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Git is a powerful distributed version control software that is used extensively by the developers.
It has currently 9 million users and over 20 million repositories all making it the most popular source code warehouse.
Also, as a developer working with large team, proper knowledge of GitHub comes handy.
I have handpicked 8 best Github courses on Udemy that are well received by the students either with ratings or feedbacks or enrollments numbers.
The courses are considered best because students have loved these courses (ratings) and benefited from it (number of enrollments).
Note: All the Udemy courses mentioned below have inclusive features such as 30 days money back guarantee, lifetime access to the course material, a certificate on completion and you can access the course in both Android and iOS.
If you're interested only in free courses please refer free Udemy courses and also read my Udemy review for more details about the company.
Udemy Github Courses Review
Udemy Git Course
# Course 1
Course Name: Git a Web Developer Job: Mastering the Modern Workflow
Author: Brad Schiff
Rating: 4.8+ from 2,752+ students
Currently Enrolled: 12,499+ students
Price Value: $200
About this Course:
This is one of the best Udemy GitHub fundamental course to help you become an excellent front end developer and get qualified for senior web developer jobs.
You will be able to build mobile responsive website from scratch along with the author.
You will learn Git, GitHub and command line basics, how to leverage Nodejs to automate tasks, how to write structured code using Babel and Webpack, etc.
By the end of the course, you will be confident with git and general web development flow and how to use it in real projects.
If you need to take your web development skills to the next level, this course is highly recommended.
What student's are saying after taking this course?
The course ratings have been phenomenal at 4.8 from a huge 2000 plus students and 12000+enrollments.
From the feedback section: This is by far One of the Best Course I have come across, this is probably the best course out there for those looking to get into the Web Dev field, his approach and style to give real life analogies for code is exceptionally good, etc.
Udemy Git Complete
# Course 2
Course Name: Git Complete: The definitive, step-by-step, guide to Git
Author: Jason Taylor
Rating: 4.4+ from 2,805+ students
Currently Enrolled: 22,227+ students
Price Value: $200
About this Course:
This is the most comprehensive and detailed Udemy git course that will give you a very solid base and hands-on experience with Git and related source control concepts.
The course runs for 5.5 hours with a step by step teaching approach to help you become a Git expert.
The major take away from the course are major Git concepts, compare different states in Git, advance sections like commits and branches, create and fork repositories on GitHub, understand the entire Git workflow, manage files and resolve merge conflict with ease.
What student's are saying after taking this course?
The ratings are pretty good at 4.4 from a huge 2800+ students and a massive 20000+ enrollments.
What the feedback section says: Very good course introducing Git to newbies, you can type along with Jason which helped me understand Git even better, so far everything is crystal clear, good and useful course to get familiar with Git, etc.
Udemy Git Tutorial
# Course 3
Course Name: GitHub Ultimate: Master Git and GitHub – Beginner to Expert
Author: Jason Taylor
Rating: 4.4+ from 949+ students
Currently Enrolled: 7,136+ students
Price Value: $100
About this Course:
If you are looking for solid understanding and hands-on experience with Git and GitHub, you must enroll this course.
You will be introduced to the core concepts of Git source control system, how GitHub repositories work, how GitHub tags and releases works, join projects using forking, submit contributions using pull requests and much more!
A highly recommended course to get started with Git and GitHub features!
What student's are saying after taking this course?
The course is going good at 4.4 from 900+ students and a steady 7000 plus enrollments.
Some of the feedback highlights from students: Excellent course! I finally understand Git, and I've started to use in my everyday projects, made me aware of features within GitHub I had no idea were available, etc.
Udemy Git Training
# Course 4
Course Name: Git Going Fast: One Hour Git Crash Course
Author: Jason Taylor
Rating: 4.4+ from 800+ students
Currently Enrolled: 20,081+ students
Price Value: $20
About this Course:
If you quickly want to go through the key concepts and basic workflow of Git and GitHub, then check this crash course from Jason.
The one hour tutorial covers key aspects of Git source control system, how to configure SSH for authentication, the entire process of basic Git workflow and how to create,link and change Git remote repository.
What student's are saying after taking this course?
The ratings have been great at 4.4 from 800+ students and a huge 20000+ enrollments till now.
Feedback Highlights: The course is a great introduction to Git, well designed course with the e2e scope in mind; I would definitely recommend it for anybody looking to understand what Git is and why it is used, etc.
Udemy Git Course – Free
# Course 5
Course Name: Git Started with GitHub
Author: Jason Taylor
Rating: 4.4+ from 7,195+ students
Currently Enrolled: 84,425+ students
Price Value: Free
About this Course:
IF you want to study Git basics for free, you can check this course once.
Firstly, you are introduced to basic concepts that surround Git source control system, how to install and set up Git on operating system and get to know the entire Git basic workflow.
You can use this as a starting course from Jason to get some idea on Git usage before moving further to his other courses.
What student's are saying after taking this course?
Since it is a free course, the enrollments are in huge numbers. Yet the course has managed with decent ratings at 4.4 from 7000+ students.
Some of the course feedbacks: Many thanks for this very useful and straightforward course, It gave me a very good understanding how you can create a repository, the course is really helpful when you have no idea of what Git and GitHub is, etc.
Udemy Git
# Course 6
Course Name: Git Beginner in VS Code
Author: Alan Simpson
Rating: 4.7+ from 92+ students
Currently Enrolled: 7,004+ students
Price Value: $20
About this Course:
If you are looking to learn Git and GitHub within the VS code interface, then this is the course for you.
You are taught the following stuff: How to create Git local repository, how to download and clone the free code available at GitHub, understand what is branching and merging to avoid conflict, create a successful remote repository of yours, fork others code and use Gits to save useful code snippets.
What student's are saying after taking this course?
The course rating is pretty good at 4.5 and enrollments numbers are steadily increasing at 7ooo+.
Some of the course feedback highlights: If you are a beginner working in visual studio code editor this course can quickly help you get started using the Git SCM, the course is a good starting point for Git beginner, this is the perfect course for an intro to git using VS code, etc.
Udemy Git and GitHub
# Course 7
Course Name: Git with GitHub Bootcamp & Integration with popular IDEs
Author: Bibhash Roy
Rating: 4.5+ from 452+ students
Currently Enrolled: 4,006+ students
Price Value: $185
About this Course:
The course covers almost all the basics required to get you started with GIT.
You will learn the basics of Git and GitHub, how to use and install on several editors like Eclipse, Android Studio, Intellij and command line.
By the end of the course, you will know how to clone Git projects, save your software projects in Git and upload them by creating new repositories on GitHub.
What student's are saying after taking this course?
The course has got decent figures in terms of rating and enrollments.
Some of the feedback students have shared after learning the course: Great course, very informative and to the subject, the covers pretty much what is necessary to start using GIT, the course is quite comprehensive as it shows how to work with Git repositories, etc.
Udemy Git Course – Quick Overview
# Course 8
Course Name: Git for Geeks: Quick Git Training for Developers
Author: Jason Taylor
Rating: 4.5+ from 158+ ratings
Currently Enrolled: 2,735+ students
Price Value: $50
About this Course:
If you are an expert developer already and want an overview of how Git works, this is the course you should enroll in.
The course covers core concepts of Git, then a walk through with the installation process, command basics and dives into advanced section consisting of branching merging, tagging milestones etc and knowing how to remotely store the repositories on GitHub.
There are two bonus sections that show complete installation on Windows and Mac OS X.
What student's are saying after taking this course?
The ratings for the course are going good at 4.5 from 150+ students and a steady 2000+ enrollments.
Highlights from the feedback section: I needed a quick git refresher course and I found it to be exactly what I was looking for – concise, efficient but rich in information, the course is a fast and quick way to understand the basic concepts of git, excellent course for getting started with GIT, etc.
Note: All Udemy prices fluctuate throughout the year. It is recommended to always lookout for discounted Udemy prices to get these courses at a lesser price.
Happy Learning!


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Music can really set the tone for your wedding day. That's why finding the right wedding DJ is such a big deal. You'll want to find a wedding DJ who has great musical taste and can fill up your dance floor! The best way to find a great wedding DJ is to read reviews from past clients and select a few pros to interview.
Based in Conch Bar, Turks and Caicos, DJ Dayoh has been entertaining weddings since 2012. Michael, or DJ Dayoh, welcomes newlyweds, introduces their first dance, and sometimes joins in on their last. His passion for music started early and then his love grew for DJing. Now he leads weddings as the... (Wedding DJs Conch Bar)
Dj Space (Space Movement ent) is a wedding DJ service located in tropical destination spot Conch Bar, Turks and Caicos. Dj Space is a Turks and Caicos island native and loves making people laugh, smile, sing, and dance throughout the night. Throughout his years in the entertainment industry, Dj... (Wedding DJs Conch Bar)
Located in Turks and Caicos, Prime DJs Turks and Caicos is a wedding DJ servicing beautiful occasions throughout the local area, including Grace Bay Beach, Providenciales, and Leeward. It has been part of the industry since 2010, specializing in beach and resort weddings. Services Offered Prime DJs... (Wedding DJs Conch Bar)
Apart from being able to completely custom build a system from our inventory, we have package deals to make your decision easy: Wedding ceremony and reception package deals, stand alone system package deals (use your choice of performer or DJ). Various string lighting packages, multi genre... (Wedding DJs Conch Bar)
Subtronic Sound Reinforcement is the leading provider of lighting, Audio, staging, video projection for corporate meeting and special events. We provide both rental and sales, offering turn-key event production services. We offer DJ services for weddings. Who we with Parrot Cay Resort, Amanyara... (Wedding DJs Conch Bar)


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Abortion is rarely talked about. I'm not talking about the word "abortion." We hear this word a lot it in the public square. But we rarely hear about it. Abortion almost always refers to something else. We hear that abortion is fundamentally about a woman's right to reproductive freedom. Or abortion is a litmus test for judicial nominees. Or abortion is symptomatic of what's wrong with the social discourse in America.
But none of those things is what abortion really is. Abortion is the intentional killing of unborn children.
Death Is in the Power of the Tongue
Proverbs 18:21 says, "Death and life are in the power of the tongue." Abortion is a clear example of this truth.
The killing of children can be tolerated and even championed as a social good so long as we don't call it what it is. Call abortion an individual's right to privacy and you can write it into the legal code. Call abortion a compassionate choice offered to a frightened girl to save her future or to save a child from an undesirable quality of life and you can swing popular opinion. Call abortion a liberation of women from the social and economic oppression of male dominance and passionate people will march on capitols chanting demands to preserve the human right of abortion on-demand.
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A group of music publishers and songwriters have claimed in a copyright lawsuit that Fullscreen, which operates a network of popular YouTube channels, is including unlicensed music in its videos. According to a statement from the National Music Publishers Association (NMPA), leaders allege that Fullscreen "directly profits from advertising revenue generated by unlicensed music videos on their channels, but does not compensate songwriters or publishers."
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BTCUSD, "Bitcoin vs US Dollar"
As we can see in the H4 chart, BTCUSD has failed to form an ascending wave and expand the mid-term correction. At the same time, the descending impulse may be considered as a quick internal wave of the short0-term correction to the downside. The impulse has already reached the retracement of 61.8% and may continue towards the retracement of 76.0% at 3389.00. The key target of this impulse is the low at 3121.90. However, the price may yet break the high at 4234.50. In this case, the instrument may continue the correctional uptrend towards the retracement of 38.2% at 4428.00.
In the H1 chart, the pair is falling towards the post-correctional extension area between the retracements of 138.2% and 161.8% at 3359.40 and 3233.00 respectively. The local resistance is at 4108.80.
ETHUSD, "Ethereum vs. US Dollar"
As we can see in the H4 chart, there was a divergence o MACD, which made start a new correction to the downside. By now, it has already reached the retracement of 38.2%. The next possible targets are the retracements of 50.0%, 61.8%, and 76.0% at 120.70, 111.40, and 99.95 respectively. After breaking the resistance 160.44, the price may continue the mid-term correctional uptrend towards the retracement of 61.8% at 168.60.
In the H1 chart, the instrument is falling towards the retracements of 50.0%, 61.8%, and 76.0% at 120.70, 111.40, and 99.95 respectively.
Forecasts presented in this section only reflect the author's private opinion and should not be considered as guidance for trading. RoboForex bears no responsibility for trading results based on trading recommendations described in these analytical reviews.


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Join us at an upcoming community drought forum!
The Greater Gallatin Watershed Council will host a series of public forums in communities across the Lower Gallatin focused on drought impacts and experiences. These forums, which will occur in Bozeman, Belgrade, Four Corners, and Manhattan, will include speakers sharing how drought affects specific sectors like agriculture, recreation, and municipalities in each community. The forums.. read more →
Bozeman Brewing Company Pint Night
Join us July 16th at Bozeman Brewing Company at 2:00 PM for drinks, networking, and learning about what GGWC does in the Gallatin Valley. Every pint sold, 50 cents will be donated to GGWC. These funds will help our non-profit plan and take action on improving our quality of life here in the Gallatin Valley,.. read more →
Story Mill Community Park Hike
Join Brad Bauer with the Greater Gallatin Watershed Council as we visit Story Mill Park to learn more about the plants and wetlands that call this great place home! July 13th 5:30 – 6:30 Bozeman's largest wetland is getting a makeover. Construction is underway at the future Story Mill Community Park to rebuild this valuable.. read more →
Gallatin Stream Teams Training
Hey folks! The Gallatin Stream Teams season is right around the corner! The training will be this June 24th, from 9 AM to 3 PM. Coffee from Treeline will be provided in the morning, and pizza for lunch! The beginning portion of the training will be at the Gallatin County Court House, and the afternoon.. read more →
The City of Bozeman's Water Conservation Division, Stormwater Division, and the Greater Gallatin Watershed Council are hosting the June Green Drinks on June 21st at 5:30pm. This event will provide opportunity for discussion about the Gallatin Valley's water resources, water supply, and water quality. There will be resources available on how community members can help.. read more →
Want to be on a Gallatin Stream Team?
Join us at REI in Bozeman on Thursday, May 11th from 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM for information about the Gallatin Stream Team volunteering! Gallatin Stream Teams is a volunteer stream monitoring program operated in partnership between the Greater Gallatin Watershed Council and the Gallatin Local Water Quality District. Since 2008, citizen scientists have been testing water.. read more →
Gallatin River and East Gallatin River Channel Migration & Flood Hazard Mapping Meeting
Gallatin River and East Gallatin River Channel Migration & Flood Hazard Mapping Meeting THURSDAY, MARCH 30th 2017 @ 1:30 PM at the Gallatin Conservation District Conference Room, 120 South 5th Street Manhattan, Montana. Questions? Call Rebecca at (406) 842-5741 x106 or email firstname.lastname@example.com 1:30pm— Channel Migration —A presentation of the draft Gallatin River and East.. read more →
Apply to be a Stream Team Volunteer!
What will you do for clean water? Join the Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring Program! The purpose is to collect high-quality data on local streams to inform the watershed community about stream health! Learn more about what Greater Gallatin Watershed Council and Gallatin Local Water Quality District do and how you can be a part of.. read more →
Follow us on Facebook & Instagram
Learn more about what GGWC has done, is working towards, and the outlooks of the water resources in Gallatin Valley. Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/greatergallatin/ Instagram: greatergallatin read more →


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Wynn Padula has shot hundreds of commercials, TV episodes, web videos and corporate videos for clients ranging from the Discovery Channel to Adobe. Wynn recieved his M.F.A. in Directing and Cinematography from the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television in 2007, where he had the opportunity to learn from some of the world's top cinematographers including Roger Deakins and Janusz Kaminski.
Wynn has directed and/or been the Director of Photography on many festival-winning films including "Slomo", which was on the 2014 Acadamy Award Shortlist and ultimately sold to many foreign TV stations and the New York Times website. Wynn shot and directed "The Breeze Team" (2nd Place winner, Canadian International Film Festival), "Rainbow Klansmen" (Mill Valley Film Festival), "Felicia's House" and "Lynx" (Best Short Film, Wild & Scenic Film Festival). Wynn also worked in film development under the legendary producer Roger Corman and for the Space Program production company at Universal Studios. During 2008, Wynn was a Visiting Professor at UNC Chapel Hill. Following this position, Wynn moved to San Francisco and focused full time on cinematography, leading him to start Fast and Light Productions with fellow DP Owen Bissell.


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New year equals time to fill up your smartphone with the latest and best hearing apps 2018! To make life easier for you we have put together 8 high-quality hearing apps for you in an infographic.
- Tunity. With Tunity you can connect your mobile device to any TV directly and stream the sound to your earphones or hearing aids. Works if your are on an airport, gym, hospital or restaurant where the TV is muted. Has over 3600 reviews on iTunes with a grade average of 4,5 out of 5.
- Hearing aid apps. All manufacturers of hearing aids have apps to their devices. Oticon, Phonak. GN Resound, Starkey, Widex, Signia and their sub brands have apps that allow you to use your mobile as a remote control, change volumes, change program and even make adjustments of settings
- Sound Alert. Works as a assistive device app and makes you aware of sounds in your environment by visuals, flashing light and vibrations. You can also have smart watch notifications if you want to. Is available for both iOS and Android.
- HearingAmp. This app allows you to amplify and filter the sounds in your environment. It uses the microphone in your smartphone and deliver the sound to your earphones. It reduce noise in your surroundings and you can amplify different frequency bands.
- Sound Meter. There are quite a few apps on the market that measures sound levels. They are very handy when you want to check noise levels and assess occupational noise exposures. Sound Meter is considered to give accurate and reliable data quickly.
- Relax Melodies. A very popular app among tinnitus patients. Relax Melodies has sleep sounds, white noise, fan sounds and more. Often used to improve sleep. Over 17000 reviews on iTunes with a grade average of 4,5.
- Hearing-Check. With the free Hearing-Check app you can test how you hear different frequencies and get an indication on your hearing status. It is free and available in numerous languages.
- Hearing Loss Simulator. Take a walk in my shoes? To explain to friends and family how it is to be hearing impaired could be very useful. That explains the importance of speaking clearly and turn towards the person that having problems hearing. With the Hearing Loss Simulator you can simulate different hearing problems.


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Hi all,
Remember, the banquet is tonight at 7PM in the ERHS Commons.
Seniors bring desserts, Juniors bring salads, sophomores bring main dishes, and freshman and junior high bring drinks.
Also, remember to turn in your gear you might still have from the season, that means, skis, poles, uniforms, rollerskis, etc… I know there are some of you still out there who have this stuff, bring it tonight.
Rollerski check out for the summer will also happen tonight. The cost is $20 for the whole summer. Make sure you put your name down on our check out sheet. We encourage all of you to check out a pair to practice on. It helps a lot for next winter!
Lastly, there are tons of deals right now at the metro area ski shops on skis, poles, jackets, gloves, hats, etc… Now is a great time to buy new stuff for next season. Sales are ranging from 20-50 percent off at Pioneer Midwest. I know other shops, Gear West, etc… have similar deals. Especially if you know you will be skiing for a few more years, until you are a senior and beyond, your own gear makes a huge difference! Now is the time to buy!
See you all tonight!
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Rising Tide Society Memphis
2018 - 2019 Chapter Leadership Nominations
Deadline to apply, September 12th. Acceptance will be notified in late September.
Visit Leadership Position Descriptions and Expectations here
Photography Chair
Membership Chair
Outreach Chair
Social Media Chair
Small Group Leaders
We are thrilled to share with you Friends of Rising Tide Society Memphis
Small group leaders will now be selected based off of their engagement with other creative niche groups in our city. These small group leaders will be a liaison between Rising Tide and their niche group, sharing upcoming events from the niche group at our meetups and within our Rising Tide community online and in person. They will also be a familiar Rising Tide face for other Rising Tide members that would like to attend those niche creative events. (Ex: A graphic designer shares at Rising Tide meetups what Creative Works events are coming up, a wedding vendor shares with us what's happening with Memphis Wedding Professionals). We are excited about this, as Rising Tide is here to "lift all boats" and support the already great things creatives are doing in our city.


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Clovis News: Sports
Liberty-Madera Ranchos softball wins D-V title
Liberty High-Madera Ranchos needed five innings to take control Tuesday, but for the third straight year was crowned the Central Section Division V softball champion.
The top-seeded Hawks scored all their runs in the fifth inning, with Carrie Wiegand driving in two, and beat No. 2 Exeter 3-1. Liberty managed just four hits, a year after it beat Riverdale 10-7 in the final.
Hannah Shevenell pitched a seven-hitter.
Division I
Fourth-seeded Madera watched a 3-1 lead evaporate in the sixth, then defending champ and top-seeded Stockdale pushed across the winner in the seventh.
Madera's Brianna Perez had a double and an RBI, and Naomi Gomez added two hits and two RBIs.
The Mustangs will face No. 3 El Diamante in Thursday's final.
Division II
Defending champion and sixth-seeded Lemoore is headed back to the final, rallying for two runs in the top of the seventh to edge No. 2 Clovis North 4-3.
After Krystal Romero and Cherish Lindgren got the rally started with one-out singles, Crystal Miller hit a two-out, two-run double to put the Tigers ahead.
Lemoore faces top-seeded Frontier, an 11-1 winner over No. 4 Monache.
Division III
Kerman's Jordan Yates struck out nine in a two-hitter and drove in the lone run as the No. 3 Lions edged No. 2 Kingsburg 1-0 in a semifinal. Haley Crevolin and Yates each went 2 for 4.
Kerman faces No. 1 Ridgeview – which hit five homers in an 11-5 win over reigning champ and No. 4 Hanford West – in the final.
Division IV
Lexi Morris and Cassidy Vlot combined on a two-hitter as top-seeded Chowchilla advanced with a 2-0 win over No. 5 Dos Palos.
Chowchilla faces No. 2 Mission Oak, a 6-2 winner over No. 3 Fowler.
Division VI
Top-seeded McFarland beat Laton 2-0 for the title.
The No. 3 Mustangs missed on several chances, with Jaylene Montalva getting thrown out at the plate on a passed ball in the second and Brianna Adams getting tagged out at home on Sydnee Cisneros' single in the fourth.


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Cityline® Paris Hydrangea – 3 gallon
Cityline® Paris Hydrangea – 3 gallon
The Cityline® Paris Hydrangea is a very showy compact shrub with hot reddish pink flowers in the summer which age into a green color over time. Like all hydrangeas, the flowers of this shrub is affected by the properties of the soil as it will show more reds in alkaline soil, or blue in acidic soil.
Hydrangeas are very versatile in a way that allows them to be used for almost anything. Planted together in groups, used for borders, as a hedge, or put in a container, this plant will pretty up any landscape with its beautiful colors.
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Hydrangea Macrophylla 'Paris Rapa'
- Pot Size: 3 gallon
- Mature Height: 3′
- Mature Width: 3′
- Flower Season: Summer through Fall
- Sun: Part to Full
- Hardiness Zone: 5 to 9


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Carapace Earrings
Carapace Earrings
The Carapace Earrings are hand constructed, piece by piece to create the flowing, hollow shell like form. This piece is resonant of the Sydney Opera House as much as the shell of an armored creature as much as a piece from a futuristic urban landscape.
Approximately 1.5" Long, 1" wide, 1" Deep
Please allow for 1-2 weeks for the creation of this item.
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Ann Hussey QC
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"She is an absolute powerhouse. Her attention to detail is meticulous, and her client manner is first-rate. She inspires complete confidence in lay client and professional client alike."Chambers and Partners 2019
Ann specializes in high net worth divorce, separation and pre and post nuptial agreements. She is instructed by husbands, wives and separating unmarried couples and also advises off shore asset holding entities.
Ann regularly lectures on financial remedies both in the UK and internationally.
Financial remedies.
- K v K (periodical payments: cohabitation) [2006] 2FLR 468
- S v S [2007] Fam Law 106 – conduct pre acquired assets
- North v North [2008] 1 FLR 158 – the prodigal wife case
- VB v JP [2008] EWHC 112 – compensation on variation
- Lyons v Lyons [2010] EWCA Civ 290 – post divorce security
- D v D [2010] EWHC 138 inherited farming case
- M v M [2015] EWFC B63 impact of reduced life expectancy
- Bencher of the Middle Temple
Ann read law at the University of Kent at Canterbury and was a Middle Temple Blackstone scholar.
'She is clear and unambiguous in her advice.' Legal 500
"She is quite simply superb in all respects. Her cross-examination is an art form in itself" Chambers & Partners
"She is a superb tactician who shows great attention to detail." Chambers & Partners
" Ann is a first class silk; incredibly responsive and a supreme advocate with a superb client manner." Legal 500
Ann is married with four children. She has a life-long enthusiasm for equestrian activities.


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Did anyone else feel like week 3 was the "upside-down"? I mean where did Buffalo come from and where did Minnesota go? Wisconsin perhaps? I always forget there will be at least one week where almost all fantasy owners end up perplexed, disappointed, or even both. Well let's try to avoid the outcome of last week by getting some of this week's edges in our lineups.
Matt Ryan – $6100 / Calvin Ridley – $4900 vs Bengals
Yes, back to the well on this duo. Like I pointed out last week Sarkisian seems to have figured out how to use Ridley to the fullest of his potential. We should continue pounding this stack until it proves to be a fluke or gets too expensive. But for 22% of your budget you can buy into a stack facing a defense that is 20th in fantasy points to passers and receivers (an average of 60 points per game between both positions). This combination has posted ~147 fantasy points between them over the last two weeks. The Falcons get to play in the comfort of their own dome again, and I need a piece of this offense that is cooking right now.
Game stack: Tyler Boyd – $4600 @ Falcons
If A.J. Green is playing and better than 90% healthy, then this is an excellent opportunity to buy into this high scoring affair (51 point total). Dalton has been able to move the ball well when A.J. Green is playing, but we did see the Bengals offense suffer when Green left the game. Atlanta's defense has suffered many injuries which explains why they have given up the 13th most points to receivers. Boyd has averaged 23 points over the last two weeks against tougher defenses than the Falcons. This is the type of inexpensive play that will allow for some of the more expensive stacks. In order for this game to reach its total someone on the Bengals side of the ball is going to have to score, and I'm willing to bet on Boyd.
Alvin Kamara – $9600 / Michael Thomas – $9100 / Drew Brees – $6800 @ Giants
At 51% of your salary you can count on getting somewhere around the 91 fantasy points this stack has averaged per game. This is buying you near 4x value and if you can find some good budget plays elsewhere, you are starting off with an awesome baseline of points. The Giants are giving the 11th most points to rushers and the are ranked 19th in points against the pass. Oddly, the Giants have given up the 5th least points to receivers, but this will easily be the most potent offense that they have seen this season. The fact that the Giants haven't given up much to receivers may cause many to fade him. Additionally, the expense of this stack would be a deterrent to many.
Game Stack: Sterling Shepard – $4900 vs Saints
It seems like every time these two teams meet Vegas expect a large amount of points. I remember being burned on this last time they played, but given the way the Saints defense has played of late we can be hopeful for a nice fantasy output. The Saints are dead last in fantasy points to receivers. While Shepard has only had one solid week of production so far this season, but last week we saw an increase in targets for Shepard once Evan Engram went out of the game with an MCL sprain. Engram will likely be absent a few weeks which gives Shepard an opportunity to put up 4x value.
Melvin Gordon – $8300 / Philip Rivers – $6500 / Mike Williams – $4500 vs 49ers
At 38% of our cap we can perhaps buy into a more reliable floor with what remains. This match up projects the Chargers to dominate with a 29.5 point implied total. San Francisco is ranked 20th or worse in fantasy points to all positions including 6th worst in points to the tight end. This is important to us because of the usage of Mike Williams is somewhat filling that void: a big target especially in the middle of the field and the red zone. The past few games have shown an uptick in the trust between Rivers and Williams. With Keenan Allen on the field Williams will continue to see a lot of single coverage where his ability to high point the ball and out body would be defenders gives him some of the greatest upside at his price. Of course it may not be a bad idea to opt for the more expensive stack here with Keenan instead of Williams. Sherman is out for 2-3 weeks, making this selection even juicier.
Looking at Gordon we only need to examine his red zone market share. Of 24 total team attempts in the red zone, Gordon has accounted for 20% of them. Four of those attempts have been passes as well which is great for the upside of this stack. Want more assurance for Gordon's production? How about the fact that when facing a defense that is 20th or worse against the run this season he has averaged 30 fantasy points? That's more than enough for me.
Chris Carson – $4600 / Seahawks D/ST – $3200 @ Cardinals
Carson has firmly secured the backfield work for Seattle, and he should maintain his death grip on the lead position against the Cardinals who yield the most fantasy points to running backs (most rushing TDs and 2nd most yards). Part of the reason for the Cardinals poor performance against the the run is because they have been trailing so much that they face the most opponent rushing attempts. This works perfectly for Seattle's defense as long as Mike McCoy is calling the plays for Arizona while refusing to utilize David Johnson properly. We should see a lot of turnovers from Josh Rosen providing more opportunities for the rush to maintain ball control. This pair combined for 34 points last week, which if repeated this week would provide more than 4x value.
Kerryon Johnson – $4400 / Lions D/ST – $2500 @ Cowboys
Matt Patricia should have his squad fired up after beating the 2017 AFC Champions on Sunday night Football. He showed his team that they could play defense against one of the best in the game. He also showed them that they could run the ball….so long as they utilize Kerryon Johnson! Now Dallas has a solid defense, but they are the 12th worst team against the run. After seeing what Chris Carson was able to do against them behind that terrible offensive line, it is reasonable to believe that Kerryon can get it done. An added built-in edge is the fact that Sean Lee is doubtful for this game. Every time LEe has been out it seems the Cowboys defense gets gashed on the ground. As with the last RB-DST pairing it is plausible that the Lions should be able to harass Dak Prescott given that he really has no weapons outside of Zeke to move the ball.
Injury Opportunities
Sony Michel – $4500 / James White – $5400 vs Dolphins
This could be a great week to get Michel with some increased volume. This could be the game where we finally realize the potential that New England saw in Michel when choosing him in the first round. He gets to face the Dolphins who are giving up the 8th most points to running backs. The volume increase comes from the fact that Rex Burkhead is on IR with a neck injury. I am curious to see what Michel's new found opportunity could turn into, but we should take the chance on him on the chance that New England gets it together.
If you aren't a Michel truther then you may highly consider James White. The Dolphins have allowed a little over 7 receptions and 83 receiving yards per game to running backs (5th most in both stats). With Burkhead out of the picture it allows us to see a little more clearly into New England's usage of the backfield.
Corey Davis – $5100 vs Eagles
Corey Davis is averaging 8 targets per game so far this season. The Eagles have allowed the 5th most receptions and 6th most yards to receivers, and now they have lost one of their better safeties in Rodney McLeod for the season. While the Titans did sign Austin Davis for QB depth, it appears they feel comfortable putting Mariota out there this week. If Mariota is right and can throw a decent deep ball this week, Davis could realize some unexpected upside.
Contrarian Plays
Matt Breida – $5800 @ Chargers
Jimmy G was just diagnosed with a torn ACL, and thus is done for the year. San Francisco's hopes to compete this season are probably flushed into the sewer system of despair at this point, but that doesn't mean fantasy owners should avoid all 49ers. There are some fantasy points to be had here. Shanahan still wants to win games and grow all the players within his system. Now he looks to Beathard to lead the 49ers for the remainder of the season. This isn't all bad though, especially for Matt Breida who clearly looks like a more explosive runner than Alfred Morris (who sustained an ankle injury). During Beathard's run last season Carlos Hyde averaged 80 total yards including 5 receptions and the occasional score. Breida is still tied for the leading rusher in the NFL and now faces the Chargers (currently ranked 21st in fantasy points to the run) who are still without Bosa.
Matthew Stafford – $5700 @ Cowboys
Here is a list of factors that could have people fading Stafford in this match up: On the road, underdogs by 3 points (implied total of 20.5 points), defense is 14th in points to QBs, 14.5 points allowed per game. As stated earlier, Patricia has appeared to figure out a few things on that last game versus the Patriots. The can now be balanced, especially with Sean Lee out, there should be more production on the ground. The Detroit receivers are just better than the Dallas secondary. The only question is how much pressure is Stafford going to see. The offensive line played pretty well only allowing one sack last week.
Baker Mayfield – $5300 @ Raiders
Did anyone else see the confidence that Mayfield had on the field last week? He energized that stadium, completed passes into tight windows, and won a game. One has to imagine what things would have looked like if he had played the whole game. Well we get to find out this week, and his opponent is not particularly tough. The implied total for the Browns is 22 and they are 1-point dogs in this game which is almost crazy. Oakland is giving up 26 points per game and they give the 12th most points to QBs. There has to be a world where a Mayfield, Landry, Hyde stack works in our favor to build a relatively inexpensive floor of points. It would only cost 38% of the budget and would likely provide a floor of around 60 points (already 3x value). There is a real potential for the grouping to produce 4x value especially if Hyde gets back to catching the football as he did with San Francisco.
Antonio Callaway – $4300 @ Raiders
Fifth in aDOT (among receivers with at least 10 targets), Antonio Callaway has had a number of near misses for long bombs. He is a very inexpensive alternative to Landry in case you desire to spend elsewhere. We have to be encouraged by Baker's showing where he demonstrated the willingness to push the ball downfield and his ability to extend the play. His presence changes the whole outlook for the Brown offense. While watching film I noticed that Callaway has shown to have an extra gear to break away from defensive backs on those deeper throws almost as though it would be impossible to over throw him. He must be doing something right to earn 10 targets in his last contest. Hopefully that is his new baseline of opportunity.
David NJoku – $3200 @ Raiders
Njoku only got two targets last week against the Jets…… TWO! On the surface that's terrible! So why on Earth is he mentioned here? That's because those two targets only came after Baker Mayfield took over. This isn't a crazy cheap price, but against Oakland there should be plenty of opportunity as they are ranks 2nd worst in DVOA against the pass. While they are 8th in DVOA against the tight end, they haven't faced a notable tight end yet this season. There will likely be a minority of players willing to take a shot on Browns players, so this could present some opportunity.
Carlos Hyde – $5500 @ Raiders
At this point you may be wondering if my favorite color is Brown, or if I am just caught up in the hype of what Baker Mayfield does for this offense. My favorite color is Eagles green and I guess I am a little caught up in the Mayfield hype. That resistance you feel is the same resistance that many other players will have which creates a lower ownership. The great thing is that Carlos Hyde has always been a solid rusher and now he gets to face Oakland who has given up 349 yards and 2 TDs in 3 games. Keep in mind these yards are yielded at 5.1 yards per attempt. If Baker's prowess actually elevates the rest of the offense, it may afford the Browns the opportunity to be more effective while maintaining the balance they have going currently. Hyde has had about 21+ touches per game which is great opportunity for us to cash in on his production, especially at this price.


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Discours Iijima Sensei
Voici le texte du discours de Iijima Sensei, Hanshi 8 dan, fait en ouverture du "KORYU ENBU KAI" le 23 juillet au CSU Paris.
Today, we are blesses to be in this wonderful facility and environment, as the first International Kyudo Federation sponsored Enbu Kai is about to take place.
It makes me particularly happy to be able to join you here and to take part in this Koryu Enbu Kai. I would especially like to express my heart-felt thanks to you, our honored guests and friends, for making time in your busy schedules to join us.
Honored participants.
Today, 60 volunteers from Japan, and 150 honored guests from 16 European countries and regions have come here to take part.
Kyudo is one of Japan's traditional Budo or martial arts. As can be seen from the Kanji, the word.道 can be found here. This most certainly refers to a way of ascetic practice ;a rigorousness which is found, not only when we are at the Kyudo-jo, but in our daily lives.
It is the appearance of this in our own "Sha" that we seek for.
We would do our best to exhibit the results of this ascetic practice in our daily lives.
And now, the motive for this Koryu Enbu Kai today is as a propelling force in the spread of Kyudo internationally, as part of the pre-program training and placement of the Kyogi Yakuin for the Second World Kyudo Taikai to be held in 2014. in preparation for this day, the French Kyudo Federation have put a great deal of effort into making the arrangements.
On the occasion of the opening to all of the participants, the members of the Unei lin, and all of the others who have united their efforts, and with high expectations fot the wonderful Koryu Enbu Kai about to begin, although they may be simple, I offer these words of greeting.


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Getting twerked on doesn't pleasant, but receiving twerked on your fat overlapping stomach is certainly not pleasurable. All through the class it will start off of with effortless stretches, fierce across the floor progressions and ultimately ending with a quick routine sequence fusing all the strategies taught. There are particular dancehall or slow grind moves, for example that can be easily mislabeled as twerking to an untrained eye.
Closely tying to the act of grinding, from what I've noticed, the dance has a stronger rhythmic connection whether dancing with a partner or not. The video, which showed the four girls twerking to Soulja Boy's She Got a Donk," got a million hits in the first week.
Get smart, fair and unflinching coverage on The Story With Martha MacCallum Then at eight:00, Tucker Carlson debates a protester who rallied against Trump's immigration policies. We have been in a group with about 15 other folks (a good mix of locals and vacationers).
They produced the shock efficiency at the finish of the Freedom Dance and Performance show in Ruddington, Notts, on Sunday, following their youngsters aged two to 19 starred in the major event. Diamond took our group of 3 via the two principal components of twerking: A pop is punching your rear back, whilst a bounce is thrusting your hips forward.
Judging by the previous two songs 2003 was a great year for Lil' Jon, anything he touched became an instant hit, and this song was no distinct. While you may possibly come across a fitness class that utilizes twerking as a baseline to activate specific core muscles, you'll be difficult-pressed to find an actual class that teaches twerk.
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Norfolk Historic Environment Service would like to introduce our new Historic Environment Assistant! Alex started in his new role last week and has kindly written a bit about himself for our news page.
'Greetings! My name is Alex Miller-Fik I have just started work with the Norfolk Historical Environment Service as a Historic Environment Assistant, my role involves working between the HES planning office and the Historic Environment Record Office. I have a historical background working in the Norfolk Museums and Archeaological Service (NMAS) for nearly 2 years prior to my new role and previous to that I studied for a History degree in Kent for 3 years. I have a keen interest in the historic environment of Norfolk having grown up in the county and spent most of my life here.'
We would all like to welcome him to the service, and hope that he enjoys working with us!
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Dt 8:2–3,14b–16a
1 Cor 10:16–17
Jn 6:51–58
The two sections of Moses' address to the assembled people of Israel are introduced with the words "Remember" and "Do not forget." These are strong words. The implication is that while the people have been journeying through the wilderness for forty years they have precisely forgotten why they are there in the first place and who has been caring for them all these years. This call to remember and not forget is familiar to us also. What does Jesus say to the disciples after he gives them his bread and wine at the last supper: "Do this in remembrance of me." In other words, I am leaving but you have a life ahead of you. Don't forget who I am. Your eating of my flesh and drinking of my blood will remind you of who I am and what I said and did for you. Don't forget it. Whether we are the people of Israel ending our wilderness journey like the people in front of Moses or whether we are disciples of Jesus in the midst of our pilgrimage to eternal life we are not exempt from forgetting. The command to remember is a serious one.
What is it that we are to remember or what should we not forget? What about this Eucharist must be kept in mind?
The first thing to remember or the first thing we forget is that our God is a gift-giving God. The food of manna God gave Israel was a gift. Moses makes this very clear. The people were hungry and thirsty on the journey and God fed them and made water flow out of the most unlikely source, a rock. But when life is getting good, after the journey is over, we forget how we were nourished and cared for. We can find our own sources of livelihood. We no longer need be dependent on an outside source. We are successful now, but with the success come temptations of every sort. What have we lost that we need to be told to remember? Our hunger and thirst for God. Once we have enough to eat and drinks of all varieties are available at the nearest shop, we forget the real meaning of hunger and thirst. Hunger and thirst are meant to awaken in us the longing for what really satisfies, namely God. What we need to remember is that we are dependent on God. It is God who keeps us alive, God who ultimately cares for us and guides us through the wilderness of this life. God gives us the bread of his word so that we can find meaning and hope that keep us moving in the right direction. Once we forget that we cannot provide the ultimate meaning of our life any more than we can provide the ultimate breathe that keeps us alive, then we truly die and our life falls apart. When we forget that we live by God's promise, then we are truly hungry no matter how much food we can buy.
God gave the people manna as gift to sustain them. Jesus gives us that ultimate gift of life by his death. He gives it to us and to the world. It is his ultimate gift to us: to let go of his life on the cross so that we can live. We can either accept the gift or drop it. We can either accept that in Jesus' food is a dying man's life for us or we can walk away from it. The Eucharist is gift; to be at the Eucharist is first of all a remembrance that God's gift of life to us is a gift. We are pilgrim people, like Israel of old. Our temptation is to settle down, but we are on a journey. Eucharist is the gift that keeps us longing for the journey, for the ultimate table of the Kingdom. Jesus gives us the gift of himself in food and drink so that we can continue on the journey.
A second thing to remember is that the Eucharist is about communion. St. Paul talks about a participation in the blood and body of Christ. To eat the food of the Eucharist, to eat and drink what has been blessed, he says, is to enter into the deepest kind of relationship we can with Christ's very self. The very purpose of eating and drinking is that the food and drink become part of us. The physicality of eating and drinking is to assure that the food is assimilated into our body. But the communion we share in is a communion with the whole body of Christ. Our communion is not with Christ as one person alone. Our communion is with the whole Christ, we though many and of all different kinds are one body in this communion with bread and cup. The Body of Christ is not limited to a sip of Christ's blood or a piece of his body. No, the mystery of the Eucharist is that in sharing in those small elements we become a participant in something wonderfully large. The Eucharist may look like it is limited in space and time, but in fact when we eat and drink we are in communion with Christ's whole self and that whole self includes all who are gathered here and beyond our walls. Taking communion, as we say, is wonderful and challenging, because I realize all with whom I am in solidarity. And if I am in communion with the full Body of Christ, then what is my responsibility toward each member of the one Body? If I am so careful to receive a piece of bread so as to treat it as something very precious, am I as careful with all those other members who are also hidden in that bread that is Christ's Body.
The third thing to remember is that the Eucharist should shock us. The audience of Jesus was shocked when he spoke of eating his flesh and drinking his blood. The shock is meant to wake us up. Eating and drinking are most intimate acts. We become what we eat. At least that is what Jesus implies. How intimate are we with all that Jesus says and does? It is easy to come here and take the bread and sip the wine and then leave. But when we do intimate things in the rest of our life do we do it so easily or are we careful about it? To eat his flesh and drink his blood is ultimately to take in a broken body and blood spilt in violence. It is to have communion with a death that gives life. To eat as Jesus invites us is to shape our lives in such a way that we join Jesus in giving our lives for others at all times and all places. He says today very clearly: I give my flesh for the life of the world. My gift is my life given up. If we eat and drink that, week in and week out, should not our lives too become a gift to others? We are not eating a thing like bread or drinking a liquid like wine, we are communing with a person, with a spirit filled life. We are engaging in a relationship and like all relationships, it is deeply personal.
The food has been transformed into a life that never dies. What a precious gift to be part of that. What a challenge never to forget that this is my God working for me and journeying with me in this life and into life eternal. "Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life." What better gift is there? What better word to live by?
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So you're here. You've hit the point where you're just like "WTF is going on?!" You're unhappy, unimpressed, and underwhelmed. But why? What is it that's going wrong and what can you do to make this better? Cuz this sucks.
Here are ten culprits that could be the reason for your life's suck factor. And because it is completely unhelpful to point out what's wrong without offering a solution, there are also ten relatively quick fixes for each problem.
1. You're wasting time. You can't seem to figure out where your hours in the day are going and why you can't seem to get anything done.
Fix: Do a Time Audit. Figure out how you are currently spending your time. Then identify any time drains. Where are you wasting time? Who are you wasting it with? Determine how you could better use that time to do the things you want to do. Proceed accordingly.
2. You're trying to please other people. You might believe you owe it to someone to fulfill the dreams they have for you. Maybe you feel like other people know better than you do, or know what's best for you.
Fix: Stop listening. Determine what YOU want and dismiss the idea that you owe anybody anything. As long as you are happy and not harming anyone or yourself, you have to live your life for you.
3. You're a spoiled brat. You don't think you should HAVE to do anything. You're used to getting things handed to you, ways being made for you, and never really having to work for anything.
Fix: Get over yourself. Understand that everything you want, you're going to have to work for. The upside is that you have the choice to work towards whatever it is that delights you.
4. You don't know what you want. You go back and forth about what you want to do, who you want to be, and what you want to have. And while some indecision is helpful in the creative process, too much can make you stagnant.
Fix: Choose something and get started. Even if you're not 100% sure of the path you should take, making some effort in something will get you unstuck and may even help you to know if you're making the right choice or if there's something else you'd like more.
5. You're procrastinating. You know what you want, but you aren't taking any action. You might think you have plenty of time, or tend to make excuses as to why you haven't made any moves.
Fix: Do. Something. Period. Do something. Just one thing. A small thing. Do it. Then do another thing. That can be small too. Then keep doing these small things until you see that you've done a big thing. Voila. Procrastination solved.
6. You haven't taken responsibility for yourself and your life. You blame all of your woes on other people and outside circumstances. You think that if only ____________ would/wouldn't have happened, then you could __________.
Fix: Understand that you have a choice in everything. You have the choice to wallow in your circumstance or to turn things around in your favor. Decide now what it is that you want, make a plan, and go for it.
7. You're afraid to fail. You have incredible dreams for yourself but you always imagine falling flat on your behind and the fear of that scares you.
Fix: Go ahead and think about failure. Imagine the worst possible thing that could happen. Do you die a fiery death at the end? Do you fall into an abyss, never to be seen or heard from again? ...Probably not. So it's safe to say that even if you DO fail, it's not the end of the world.
8. You're closed-minded. You think inside of a box, and things can only happen the way you have decided they would happen. You can't imagine operating outside of your comfort zone.
Fix: Be open to the many possibilities of the way things can work out. More than likely, it's going to be in a totally different way than you planned. If you are not open to alternatives, then you'll miss what it is you are after.
9. You don't think you deserve good things. Some factor from your past has caused you to believe that you are not worth the things that you want, or that things will never work out for you.
Fix: Know that you are worth every single thing you can imagine. Ignore the voice in your head that tell you that you can't or you won't or you shouldn't. Treat yourself to what you want and work towards your desires knowing that you deserve all of your success.
10. You're waiting for something to fall in your lap. You think that if you wish it and will it long enough that things will just happen for you. All you have to do and put yourself out there and wait.
Fix: Take action. There's nothing wrong with waiting for things to happen, but if you're waiting without working, then I can promise you that nothing is going to happen. Make a plan, follow it, and keep on wishing.
Do you find yourself looking around and saying "WTF?" to your life wayyyy too often? Do you recognize that you're doing some of the things listed? Well what are you going to do about it?


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Mumbaikar's welcomed Ganpati Bappa into the city and their homes with a lot of happiness and lot of festive energy everywhere. Shraddha Kapoor, Rani Mukerji, Govinda, Jeetendra, Vivek Oberoi, Sonu Sood, Shreyas Talpade, Shakti Kapoor and others celebrating this festival. Let's see how this Mumbaikar Celebrities celebrating the festival in their homes.
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My London | How To Get to London From Heathrow
Most people are so excited about exploring London that they often overlook how they are actually going to get into London after they arrive on their flight. But hey- it's a big piece to your travel puzzle because the truth is, the airports are all pretty far away from Central London. If you don't plan out your way into the city… you might end up spending a lot for a black cab to take you in once you arrive (which is what a lot of people end up doing).
While I'll always love the iconic black cabs of London, I will say that I think there are more economical ways to get yourself into the city center from London's Heathrow airport. Let me walk you through the options and you can choose which would work best for your trip. With a little bit of planning, you'll be able to to get into the city with your choice of whatever of the below options works the best for your trip, and before you can say "Mind the Gap," you'll be zooming your way into London to get the real fun started.
THE UNDERGROUND | You can actually take the tube all the way to/from Central London on the Piccadilly line. It will take approximately 50 minutes to get in, and this is the cheapest route possible. The price of a single journey between Heathrow and Central London costs £6 per person, each way (as of March 2019). This is a great option if you're traveling light and are not in a hurry. If you've got small kids (and accompanying gear, like a stroller) or a heavy luggage, this can be a tricky option as most train platforms will require hauling them up stairs. Tickets for these can be purchased upon arrival from the machines by the trains (they also take Apple Pay!). This is a helpful site for additional information on taking the underground to Heathrow.
THE HEATHROW EXPRESS | This fast train goes to/from Heathrow into London every 10 minutes and will get you there in about 15 minutes. Amazing right? Tickets are £19 per person, one way. However, once you get to Paddington, you still will have to take the tube or a cab to your next location. So by the time you add it all up, and schlepp your bags to/from the train terminal at Heathrow and then through Paddington out to the taxi rank or down through the tube and up again…. It's kind of an expensive and physical trek. I'd opt for this if I was traveling solo (if there's more than one of you, an Uber will be cheaper in the end) and if you have a small bag. Tickets for the Heathrow Express can either be purchased in advance, or very easily at the airport upon arrival.
UBER | Ubers are a cheap taxi into Central London from Heathrow. Most rides cost around £35-40, but you have to call for a driver once you're outside of arrivals and then wait for 10-15 minutes as they enter the airport and come up through into a parking garage. After that, you have to go find them and get your luggage all the way to the car. (They can't come inside and wait for you, so you've got to be ready to haul your bags + selves outside to the bank of lifts and get to the right floor and section of the garage.) It's a fine option that I've done many times, but it's not my favourite. It always seems to take ages, and if you're traveling with loads of bags, the standard issue London Uber (a Toyota Prius) just has a small space in the back. I use Ubers from Heathrow when it's just one or two of us. Beyond that, it gets a bit crazy and stressful. Once you get in the car, it's only about 40 minutes into Central London if traffic is moving well.
BLACK CABS | I do love a good black cab, and while they are readily available at Heathrow, they are really expensive! As they are metered fares, they can go from pricey (£70-80) to really expensive, if traffic slows down. They can fit an amazing amount of luggage in them, and they'll know exactly where you need to go and the best way there. Plus, it's a great cultural experience. (Just one, in my opinion, that I think can be as easily enjoyed for shorter rides in/around the city instead of for this particular journey.) If you're traveling with a stroller, you can push it directly into the middle of the cab and it is legal for the cab to drive with a child in it. Obviously, this is to the discretion of the parents/guardian, but it is legal. Again, this is about a 40-minute ride to Central London.
PRIVATE CAR | This option is my favourite, but can entail various different options and companies. With a pre-booked car, you can find much cheaper rates and the drivers will, most of the time, come meet you in the arrivals hall, offering help with your bags and keeping you from wandering through parking garages with a trolley full of luggage trying to find their location. These rides should take about 40 minutes to get you into Central London. My favourite companies to use are these two:
BLACKLANE | This is a luxe service at decent prices (approximately £75 per car to Central London) that you can easily prebook on their simple site. They do a great job sending you information about your booking when you book, and just before the time of booking with your driver's info. Plus, they have great customer service. This is a company I recommend again and again to travel clients. (Good new for Blacklane, too, is that they are in so many cities across the world. Once you try them, you can use them anywhere!)
FAMILY TRANSFERS | If you're traveling with kids, this is a great option that will provide car seats for children for around £100 (as of March 2019). The fleet of cars is all large cars (like vans), so you'll be able to get all the bags and stroller packed in the back. Plus, two car seats are included with the booking. Additional carseats are available, at an extra charge. You can choose from either front- or rear-facing, or a combination of the two, if you need one of each.
You can also find cheaper companies with google searches that offer rides into London for around £50 per car, but I find that these smaller companies often don't want the driver to come into the arrivals hall. After a long flight with bags, I'm often not in the mood to push bags around and track them down in the parking garages.
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Fellowships, Grants, Degrees, and Papers!/
I have been seriously delinquent on sharing some terrific lab news over the last few action packed months! Our outstanding grad students have landed several grants and fellowships over the past few months. Check this out:
Emily Kopania received a prestigious Graduate Research Fellowship from the National Science Foundation to support her research on genome evolution and speciation in mice. Emily also received travel grants from the Society of Molecular Biology and Evolution and the Drollinger-Dial Foundation and a Rosemary Grant Award from the Society for the Study of Evolution. She also published her first co-authored paper in Mammalian Genome.
Mafalda Ferreira received a Rosemary Grant Award from the Society for the Study of Evolution and published a first authored paper in Molecular Ecology.
Matt Jones received a Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant from the National Science Foundation in support of his research on seasonal camouflage in snowshoe hares. Matt also received travel grants from the American Society of Mammalogists and the Society for the Study of Evolution.
Nathanael Herrera received travel grants from the Drollinger-Dial Foundation and American Society of Mammalogists.
Zak Clare-Salzler defended his Master's Thesis on the evolution of seasonal change in dwarf hamsters. Hard work and perseverance!
Tremendous work everyone!


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Located 30 miles northwest of Boston, Methuen was incorporated into Massachusetts as a town in 1725, but did not become a city until 1917. Methuen borders the Merrimack River, and is bisected by the Spicket River. Methuen's rivers allowed for the development of cotton mills, and later the shoe and hat industries, leading to population growth and finally Methuen's incorporation as a city. Today, Methuen has a population of about 47,000 residents in its 23.1 square mile area. Residents of Methuen may enjoy the local bird sanctuary, or a visit to Forest Lake for swimming, fishing, and canoeing.
Methuen is accessible by I-93, Route 495, and Routes 213, 28, 110, and 113. It is located 30 miles northwest of Boston, and 25 miles southeast of Manchester. Methuen also is served by the Merrimack Valley Regional Transit Authority. Methuen borders Haverhill, North Andover, Lawrence, Andover, Dracut, Pelham (NH), and Salem (NH).
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The Way to Eternity
What Must I Know?
1. The Need
Do you believe in God? Do you know that he exists, not just in the imagination as a fairytale character, but in reality? When we speak of God we mean a supernatural being, one who transcends the natural world, and is its creator. He is good, he influences people and events, and he has ultimate authority and control. If your answer is yes, then you have taken an important step. Is this however the God of the Bible or of your own understanding, designed to answer your needs and provide for your requirements? Do please read on and discover. If you are not sure whether you believe or not, you will need to have an open mind and be prepared to consider this as a possibility. So, although doubtful, if you are willing to try, do continue. If the answer is no, but you are prepared to change, then again an open mind is essential. God cannot be proved by human argument. He reveals himself to us, as we seek him, in his own way. You have nothing to lose, so please explore further.
How does a belief in God first come to us? For some, we are told by others, such as parents and teachers, and we believe them. This is faith received at second hand and may not survive a person's need for self-determination. For some we ask our own questions, about ourselves and why we are here, about our relationships with others, about the world around us; and through faith in a transcendent God we find an explanation for all that is. For others it is a gut feeling, a kind of instinct, something that is not questioned.
There are two reasons why people want to believe in God. Firstly, for who he is and what he symbolises. God personifies all our noblest ideals and hopes. His character is one of absolute goodness, love, compassion, truth, beauty, justice, mercy and grace. Secondly, for what he can do for them. God is creator, provider and protector, and people look to him for provision, help and blessing. For many of us it is the second motive that predominates. We want God to be there to help us, and make us successful in all the things we desire. We may not receive what we ask for, so we may begin to doubt. We may decide that if we want something, we will have to get it for ourselves.
For some of us, people or events encourage us to believe in God. This is not so for everyone. Some will not have heard of his existence, and others will deny it. Indeed our instinct for survival leads us to stand up for our own selfish interests against the world. We strive to be in control, to be, do and have what we want. We become self-centred and without regard for the interests of others. Because of our selfish nature, our actions cause others to be deprived and suffer. Causing pain and distress is wrong and is called sin. Conversely, the sin, that is the greed of other people means that we can be the losers and are made to suffer. Sin produces suffering, and they go hand in hand.
The promotion of self-interest, and how this is manifested in greed for possessions, and lust for power and pleasure, means that God, whether we have knowledge of him or not, becomes or remains remote. Some who still feel the need for supernatural support find this in a variety of ways such as spirit guidance, idols, nature gods, fortune telling and other forms of the occult. There is a turning away from God, and he becomes irrelevant. Ask yourself if any of the above has been part of your experience.
However, just as we can turn away from God, it is still possible to turn back to him. What are the circumstances that may want us to find or return to God? The need may be prompted when our life becomes too stormy and too difficult to handle. Life has its times of hardship and danger, and we can be overwhelmed by our circumstances. When we are at the end of our own resources, and with no one else to turn to, God is the only answer. The need may be prompted by disillusionment with life in general and the feeling that there must be something better. The need may be prompted by the question, "Is there an existence after death?" We may have an overwhelming feeling of guilt for something we have done. It may be prompted by a recognition of our sinfulness, and of God's coming judgement which condemns the wicked to eternal separation from himself in what we call hell. It may be an awareness of other people whom we sense have something we lack, or by a return of the gut feeling we had before our selfish instincts took control. It may even be the result of a visionary experience. Our situations are all different, and God reaches out to each of us in an appropriate way. Perhaps you can relate in your life to something of the above, or you may experience something in the future. Whatever the incentive, we need to respond to God, and no longer let our pride tell us that we can manage on our own. God who is good and loving wants to restore a relationship with us.
Another change of attitude is necessary. We said that there were two reasons for people wanting to believe in God, and it is the first reason that we must return to. We must want God for who he is, that is for his nature and character. God is perfect in goodness. He is absolutely pure and wholesome. He is righteous in all his ways and in all his actions. He is the source of love, truth and beauty. Our desire for God should be because we desire his goodness, and to have a close relationship with him. We want our lives to have purpose and direction, to be a walk with God, and so receive and reveal his goodness. Even now it is still possible to go wrong. We have to come to God in his way not ours. We may think that to come back to God we have to put ourselves right, and make ourselves acceptable by a life of rigorous self-discipline, ritual observances and good works. This is a serious mistake.
What we need to understand is that God wants us back so much that he is willing to forgive us and do the cleansing process for us. Initially we can call out to God just as we are, in all our guilt and need. It is true that before we can stand in the presence of God we have to be made right. However that righteousness springs not from ourselves but from God, and is a free gift made available to us. How does the cleansing process take place, and if we cannot do it ourselves what is required so that God's process can happen?


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Tuesday, June 20, 2017
What do you get when you mix a master brewer with a dozen enthusiastic home brewers?
Tales of coagulated Belgian chocolate, a case of severe hop haze and fresh bananas turning into globules of 'snot' in the beer!
We're at a meeting of the Marston's Home Brewers Club – a merry band of local brewers who have been invited to share their pleasure, their pain and their beers with Marston's own master brewer, Patrick McGinty.
"Is brewer's despair a recognised condition?" asked one brewer plaintively?
"Yes, and there are many symptoms!" replied our been-there, done-that, got the T-shirt head brewer.
Undaunted by criticism (and there can plenty), an intrepid group of home brewers, ranging in experience from less than one year to over twenty, share their home brew triumphs and disasters; their tales of grain, hop, wit and guile.
Loz brewed his beer with fresh rhubarb. "Ah stick your fresh fruit in the freezer first!" offers one.
Morgan offers a 'cacophony' of hops in his beer, poetically named 'Tragedy in Hope'. "Smells like Lilt" said his wife before he left home.
John offered his high alcohol, low sugar brew to be told, "It tastes very odd, I can't put my finger on it." Followed by the more succinct, "It's definitely cabbage mate."
At the centre all of it all Patrick listens to their problems; their technical queries and worries, dispensing advice and tips with the easy charm of someone with twenty years' experience and knowledge as a commercial brewer.
At the end, when the group have gone he secretly reveals that some of the beers are "surprisingly good" and smiles the enigmatic smile of someone with a new idea.


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Mariah Carey Readies New Album, 'The Art Of Letting Go'
Jermaine Dupri announced the title and release date for Mariah Carey's upcoming fourteenth studio album via Twitter yesterday:
"Mariah Carey: July 23rd: The Art of Letting Go," he tweeted. "The new album will be available for all the lambs on July 23."
Confirming the title that appeared on retailer Walmart's website, The Art of Letting Go follows the rhetoric of a tweet by Mariah Carey in which she describes the album: "…Melancholic moment letting go of something this personal to me yet I couldn't be more excited to give three years of my soul to the fans."
Though Carey has been tight-lipped on the details, Randy Jackson has confirmed that he worked on seven tracks for the album. The singer's husband, Nick Cannon, also shared that Carey recorded tracks during her pregnancy in 2011.
"Beautiful," the lead single on The Art of Letting Go, has peaked at No. 15 on Billboard's Top 100 chart in five weeks.


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Health informatics tends to be used as a catch-all term for IT within the NHS. The term is fairly NHS-specific but the numerous specialisms within it apply elsewhere, both within the public and private sectors. These specialisms tend to deal with the collection, storage, management, use and sharing of healthcare data and information, and include:
- clinical informatics: development of digital tools to support clinical professionals delivering frontline services
- education and training: training and development of the workforce in using IT and other digital technologies
- health records and patient administration: collection, storage and access of patients' healthcare records
- IT: in the NHS this term is primarily used to relate to the management and support of the IT infrastructure
- information management: providing analysis, interpretation and presentation of health data
- libraries and knowledge management: supporting the workforce in searching and understanding the latest research in healthcare
- project and programme management: providing overall support for the development of IT and health informatics within NHS care providers.
Graduates wanting to work in health informatics need to know...
Health informatics and IT are growth areas in the NHS, with the increasing development and implementation of electronic healthcare records and other digital tools. In addition, the NHS aims to be paper free by 2020, as set out by NHS England in its Five Year Forward View report. There is likely to be an increase in career opportunities in health informatics and IT in the next few years as a result of commitments to develop the workforce in these areas.
Also, be aware of the interest that the NHS and health informatics are getting from the private sector. In future, more partnerships are likely with private sector companies that provide technological developments in healthcare systems.
Who can apply?
The level of experience and knowledge required to go into health informatics and IT depends on the type of role that you are applying for. Roles can range from entry-level technicians and administrators to graduate-level information analysts and project managers.
For example, the NHS graduate scheme, which offers opportunities in health informatics, requires a 2.2 in any subject at undergraduate level, with certain specialisations having additional requirements.
Career progression in health informatics
Typical graduate roles are in business analysis, information analysis and project management. You may have placements in a range of different settings within healthcare, from large acute hospitals to community providers and commissioners.
Graduates have gone on to have various roles within the NHS. In the short term this has included senior analyst roles, service management, project management and quality improvement management; and into even more senior roles such as head of business intelligence. In the longer term, graduates may have the opportunity to progress into more senior roles, including director-level opportunities with responsibility for IT and information management within a whole hospital or organisation, such as the director of informatics or chief information officer.
Choose this if...
- You want to be part of a work culture that's committed to providing service to the community.
- You are interested in developing innovative IT-based solutions to current and future challenges in healthcare.
- You are interested in the intersection of health and technology.
RICHARD BETTERIDGE is graduate trainee in health informatics at the NHS LEADERSHIP ACADEMY. He has been in his role for two years, with three years' previous experience as a clinician.