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1979 Cortina 1.6 Estate Not Running Right... Help!
kalf replied to kalf's topic in General Ford Related Discussionsthanks for your post... points, ht leads, dizzy, plugs, oil, oil filter and air filter done! coil good! tappets done!! sounds sweet! timing checked and spot on! no vacuum leaks that we can find! its avv carb and there's a spare in boot along with air filter and manifold so thats being looked at and if seems ok tried in the morning!! it's a bit of a mystery!!! I love the old girl but she's not well!
1979 Cortina 1.6 Estate Not Running Right... Help!
kalf replied to kalf's topic in General Ford Related Discussionsyep fuel sseems absolutely fine.......... drove her home from frome,somerset to swindon....... she was noisy (now quiet) and losing power then picking up under revs and running lumpy but made it just about........ now starts and idles sometimes then cuts out and if you dip clutch to put in gear she dies.......
1979 Cortina 1.6 Estate Not Running Right... Help!
kalf posted a topic in General Ford Related Discussionsmy old cortina, I BOUGHT HER A WEEK AGO RUNNING NOISILY (CAM NOISE) AND (SORRY CAPS!!) and was told by dodgy bloke it's got slight cam noise and needs the carb sorting........... friend of mine is mechanic and old enough to remember the old girl....... he has done valve clearances and the cam is spotless.... also put new fuel pump on her, new battery, checked all obvious things....... everything looks good and well maintained....... carb been taken to bits and cant see anything obviously wrong in there, all looks clean and no obvious blockages... no water in fuel and not old fuel...... does not smoke and now runs quiet and sounds sweet.... car in vgc generally, waxoyled to within an inch of her life, done 90,000 from new and been regularly serviced (got receipts), been running on road til last october when tax ran out, done 500 miles since last service in april '11......... She often doesn't want to start, when she does she normally cuts out (hence new fuel pump as thought was fuel problem) if she does run and tick over then when revved she starts to run lumpy and as soon as you take your foot off throttle she dies..... she does not misfire, backfire or run on and is running on all four cylinders....... HELP......... anyone any ideas why she won't run???? You can't drive her as she just dies... HELP please!

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"I WOULD never have suspected."
I'm James, I'm 25 years old, and I live in a small town just outside of Chester. I'm a Time to Change Young Champion, and that means I spend my spare time campaigning to stamp out stigma and discrimination around mental health in the UK.
Becoming a Time to Change Young Champion has completely changed the way I live; it has given me the confidence to talk openly, without shame or fear, about my mental health. I no longer feel I need to lie about my experiences, or worry that conversations about my health will make others and myself feel uncomfortable. I have learnt a lot by sharing my experiences and I hope I have helped others too.
I first properly experienced mental health issues at the age of 15 was when, and with this came a lot of damaging attitudes and actions. When I started going to therapy for treatment of depression and anxiety, I was still at school and my peers told me that 'I didn't look like a psycho', which is kind of a backwards compliment that made me feel I had to be sicker.
My name is Garrick; I currently live in Wirral, part of Liverpool city. Although I have lived here for over 25 years, I am not a native of this region; my UK roots are from South London. However, my original roots are from Jamaica; land of sunshine, reggae and Jerk – just one of many exotic dishes found on this island!
I don't know how typical this is, but most of the Time to Change Champions I've met have personal experience of mental illness, their own or someone they care about. My own story starts 2011 when I met American writer and photographer Fran Houston on Facebook. Fran lives with bipolar disorder, also chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia. She was intensely manic and frequently suicidal.
Paula and I have been going through the last few years fighting for the right to be heard and wanting the help from the council and the mental health services.
I couple of years ago I decided to sign up as a Champion for Time to Change, I saw it as a way to turn my negative experiences with mental health into a positive, little did I know that I would become a champion campaign group leader and help facilitate the Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH) Time to Change Group.
Three years ago, I lost my voice. I could still say what I was expected to, say what people wanted me to, say whatever I was told to, but I couldn't seem to find my voice. I could say whatever anyone needed me to, anyone but me. My voice had been almost silenced by the people around me. I was made quieter by the people who called me selfish, the people who thought I was weak, the people who convinced me I wasn't worth their time or energy, all because of my worsening mental health.
On Tuesday 1 March, we hosted our third children and young people Roadshow event aimed at the voluntary sector, schools and others working with children and young people. At the event, a panel of young people and representatives from YoungMinds, Off the Record Bristol and the British Youth Council spoke about their personal experiences of mental health problems and the opportunities for local services to engage in joint working and share their learning to tackle stigma and discrimination.
Everyone has a story, everyone has a journey, whether it's just starting or beginning there is a journey that had begun or is yet to begin. Once upon a time my experiences were detrimental. I was constantly attempting to hide what was beneath, beneath all the clothes and smiles and dance moves.
Watch Jessica Jayne's vlog about the small things her friend Harvey does to help her with her mental health.
Jessica Jayne: Hi I'm Jessica Jayne, and I'm here to talk to you about the #smallthings campaign that Time to Change is running. This campaign is all about the small things you can do to help others when they are going through a hard time.
An interview with young Time to Change champion, Nikki Mattocks, at today's event with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge:
Q: So what have you been feeling run-up to today?
"I was a bit nervous about such high profile people being there, but I know that at the end of the day they're still just people like everyone else really... Just royal!"
This live blog will be updated through the day.
Today we're excited to say that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will be meeting with a group of young Time to Change champions to talk about stigma and discrimination in mental health. It's exciting to see such high profile support for such an important issue.
Sitting in a board room full of heads of nursing and other patients and their representatives, I felt scared. In fact, I felt very scared. I don't know where my courage came from but I felt I had to speak about what mattered to me.
So, I spoke up. It was time to talk.
I wanted to write this blog for a few reasons: to try to inspire others to challenge mental health stigma; to give a message of hope, and to show that it's worth continuing to campaign because in my experience things are starting to change. Yes, stigma still exists and continued work is needed but my story regarding employment issues has a positive ending.
Even when those closest to me, people I trusted and loved, told me I needed to see a doctor I didn't listen.
I was distressed, confused: often tearful. I remember that bit. Looking back over a decade later, I'm pretty sure I was annoying, too.
Barbara – not her real name – paid attention, unlike some of her colleagues. I can't remember if this particular conversation happened before, or after, she took time out to plait my hair. To encourage me to eat.
My name is Amy and I experience CPTSD (complex post-traumatic stress disorder), anxiety and depression. I have lived with these issues for the last seven years: it mostly began at 16 during my college years.
"I genuinely believe we are making a difference."
Robert is a Time to Change Champion. He talks about his experiences with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and how he finds being a Champion empowering.
Andy is one of the stars of our radio adverts. Listen to his advert here.
My name is Andy. I have been a Time to Change champion for five years.
Emma is one of the stars of our radio adverts. Listen to her advert here.
It was just a little more than a year ago year ago when people in this movement and many others used their experiences, voice and collective 'muscle' to stand up to two household names who were stocking offensive Halloween costumes with "mental patient" and "psycho ward" themes.
After so many years of working to improve public understanding and attitudes towards mental health problems and those of us with them, when the supermarkets withdrew the costumes, apologising and making donations this was an historic milestone. Becki Luscombe was at the very heart of this.
I'm a Time to Change Champion who has mental health issues; all our champions either have or have had mental health issues. This makes us ideally placed to talk about them. This is why we volunteer.
Join me.
February 1998. Shell-shocked after a nervous breakdown. I receive my mental illness diagnosis. I have bipolar disorder.
On the wobbly new-born legs of a new identity. I had crossed that big fat safe line between "us" - the sane, and "them" - the mad. I was one of "them". I lost my glamorous, well paid job in the West End of London managing A list celebrities. I was Mentally Ill. For life. I was only 25.
I wrote this poem during a hypomanic phase stage recently. The first time I was published on the Time to Change website I was actually working in marketing and wanted to get out of the corporate world. Through sheer passion and determination I somehow landed a job within mental health services on the South Coast for Solent Mind. I was at a reflective stage in my life and I was just coming to terms with my diagnosis.
When I first joined Time to Change, I had absolutely no idea just how much it would change my life; I thought I was just volunteering my time, but it turned out to be so much more than that.
It was a complete surprise to receive the call telling me I had won the Janey Antoniou award from Rethink Mental Illness. (Rethink Mental Illness is one of the charities behind Time to Change, along with Mind).
Time to Change has changed my life so much and in such a positive way. It all started in March 2012 when I heard about the campaign. Time to Change was holding an event at on the Southbank in London. I decided I wanted to find out more as I had experienced mental illness from a young age and never received the right amount of support.
Time to Change Champion Elaine talks about being diagnosed with severe depression and her journey since.
Anjela, a Time to Change Champion, was inspired by the recent Time to Talk Day to make a film, "End Stigma", that used Anjela's poetry to bring together people of all races and ages.
Stereo-Hype Festival 2014 took place at the Midlands Art Centre (MAC) in one of Birmingham's amazing green spaces, Cannon Hill Park. The 2-day event aimed to promote the wellbeing of African and Caribbean communities through a program of art, performances and discussion.
As a 'Time to change Champion' you get to have many interesting conversations with lovely people, usually one to one, but every so often you get a wonderful opportunity to talk to groups. One of these opportunities led to potentially the best conversation of my life, and a critical moment in my recovery, all at a Time to Change event. There was a little issue with this group that I was stood in front of, besides my wife, her colleagues and friends, a former teacher of mine, and just over 200 year 9's (13 and 14 year olds) in a large Comprehensive school.
Recently I was involved in a fantastic project aiming to reduce the stigma around mental health.
In this video Will talks about his involvement with Time to Change, and how his friends have reacted to him coming out about his mental health problems.
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I first heard about Time to Change when, as a fan of cricket, I read about England player Michael Yardy's battle with depression which effectively ended his international career. This struck a chord with me because of my own problems with depression and anxiety, and I know how frustrating and debilitating it can be.
In the eulogy at my brother's funeral I challenged everyone. Would they stand with me to challenge perceptions of schizophrenia and especially the inappropriate and liberal use of the term 'schizo'? That was almost nine years ago. I have made some contribution in the intervening years, continuing to volunteer at a mental health drop-in centre and then serving as one of its trustees. Owing to cuts in funding I then presided over the closure of the c
I recently attended a Time to Change Champions' event and spoke for the first time in front of so many people about living with, fighting with, loving, hating and trying to recover from anorexia nervosa. After I'd spoken I was touched by the kind words of the other people attending the event and I felt proud that I'd managed to, in a small way, bring comfort or provide insight to other people.
Sometimes you have to throw caution to the wind and dip your toe into the water (so to speak) to get anywhere in this life. And, that's just what we did one cold - but sunny - November day in 2013.
I have for many years struggled with anxiety and depression. I'm in no doubt now that this is due to a very traumatic childhood. I am not complaining about this as this is a fact of life for many people.
I lost my father at about 11 years old and my mam re-married rather quickly to a very violent man. As I was growing up my mam was very fragile and consequently over the years I developed post traumatic stress disorder but this was not picked up on until very recently.
I'm looking out the window at a wind blown world not knowing where to start this. Candles flicker on the windowsill next me but they're only little battery things I bought on sale at the supermarket during the summer when nobody wanted candles. And writing about that I know I'm just procrastinating...
Shadey is a community champion on the Rafiki project.
What a way to celebrate World Mental Health Day. I was given the most amazing opportunity and was invited to the Terrace Pavillion at the House of Commons to celebrate parliament's work in challenging mental health discrimination with Time to Change and charities Mind and Rethink.
Some people suffer from debilitating anxiety, others have a fear of buttons and some can't get out of bed in the morning. Some people are straight, some are gay and others have no preference whatsoever. Some people have blue eyes, some people have brown eyes and some have one of each. Some people see the similarities in each other, some only see the differences and others are blinded by ignorance.
The last time I saw my diagnosis a couple of years ago at the age of 14; I had emerging borderline personality disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, recurring depressive disorder and high levels of anxiety. But the hardest thing for people to understand is the fact that I hear voices.
It was a wonderful day on 19th October 2013 as Time to Change took part in the Bloomsbury Festival in Russell Square, Central London.
Having already volunteered at Brighton Pride and the Legal and General Family Fun Day this year, I thought that attending the Time to Change South East Champions networking day in Ashford would be a good opportunity to reflect on my journey over the summer months. I also wanted to investigate whether there were any new developments which may be of interest to me and to explore other areas where I could extend my work as
When I was first diagnosed with clinical depression by my GP, I felt ashamed to tell people about my condition and did not talk about it. This was a feeling I got from people - the attitude that we do not tell people about having a mental health condition, and hearing people say "why is he telling people that he is depressed?"
The theme of World Mental Health Day in 2013 is "Mental health and older adults".
I was nervous about volunteering at the Time to Change Village, I've experienced both anxiety and depression recently and wasn't sure if I was ready to talk to the public.
As many of you may know, Brighton Village was held on Saturday 3rd August 2013. When I am home for the summer, Brighton is just over an hour on the train away so I knew I had to go this year. I have been a huge supporter of Time to Change for a long time now and am a registered Champion. I applied for a volunteering position with them at the beginning of June.
Well, Bristol Village where do I start…amazing weekend all round, albeit exhausting, but a rewarding exhaustion if you know what I mean! Bristol Harbour Festival has always been very well attended, figures of which have increased over the latter years.
It's safe to say that my route to becoming a Time to Change Champion has had a few stops along the way.
All in all it was a fantastic weekend. Attending both days was both wonderful and exhausting! There were such a wide range of people visiting the Village, more varied than any Village I have done before.
Last week I watched 'Rachel Bruno: My Dad and Me'. The programme really hit a note with me, as it showed both sides and more information about bipolar disorder, how those diagnosed live with it, or should I say learn to live with it and how difficult it is for those around them.
On a warm summer Saturday, I had my first experience of visiting a secure hospital caring for people with mental illness. I arrived by taxi with Angela, the South East Regional Coordinator for Time to Change Champions, such as myself.
Natalie has been a Time to Change Champion for some time and previously attended Speak Out training as well as shadowing Regional Coordinator, Karen Machin and attending Ministry of Justice event in Manchester in May.
For a mental health activist like me it was but one short step to join Time to Change as a Champion. I'd been working at the cutting edge of the survivor movement since 2001, first as editor of a north-eastern mental health hospital's wellbeing magazine and then as chairman of an anti-stigma campaign in Sunderland.
I have come a long way since I first became involved with Time to Change, almost two years ago. At that time I was determined that something needed to be done to stop the stigma around the subject of mental health.
I've been following Time to Change for just over a year and I've even done some promotional work for the cause at my workplace. I followed quite silently proud to support but unsure how to do more.
So, I'm sat on the sofa on a Sunday morning, bleary eyed and (Time to Change) mug of hot chocolate in hand, digesting what happened the day before. Yesterday I came out to the public as 1 in 4. I didn't know what to expect, or how I would react... never mind the reaction of those I told my story to! But let me tell you this, I was not expecting the result I got from being part of the Time To Change Village on Southbank.
The evening of Friday 30th March 2012, I felt like a child on Christmas Eve who has gone to bed early just so that Christmas will come quicker; because the next day was the Time to Change Village, and I simply couldn't wait.
I was recently given the privilege of speaking at the Time to Change Launch Event in London's Whitehall, and I know I am not the only person who left that event feeling uplifted, positive, and frankly, all warm and fuzzy inside. It was attended by so many people, including Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, Paul Burstow, representatives from the Big Lottery Fund and Comic Relief, and celebrities including Trisha Goddard, Alastair Campbell, Fiona Phillips.
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Our Chair, Megan Gilmour is counting down the days until she embarks on a Churchill Fellowship for MissingSchool. The Fellowship is enabling us to study what other countries do to keep seriously sick kids connected to their education, schools, peers and teachers. Telepresence technologies will be a big focus in the discovery process. Megan will […]Read more
A comprehensive report into the challenges facing kids who miss school due to significant injury or illness aims to improve outcomes for an estimated 60,000 seriously ill Australian students. Go here to find the report – School Connection For Seriously Sick Kids: who are they, how do we know what works and whose job is […]Read more
In mid-2013, a student from Berrinba East State School in south-east Queensland contacted MissingSchool about ways of supporting kids who missed school because of serious illness. Hayley had been told she would need a bone marrow transplant, and she and her family knew that she would be spending a lot of time in hospital and […]Read more
It is easy to understand that a child with an illness or disability or both may have their education impacted. They might miss periods of schooling but they may also be distracted by pain, worry or medication, especially if the latter has to be administered at school. Often it is forgotten that siblings of these […]Read more


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So You Are in the City in Summer and You Want to Look Stylish? Here is your Survival Styling Guide:
Don't worry. It's possible to enjoy your aummer in the city in summer as its hot weather it won't be easy having your full winter makeup routine and layering is not a good idea in very hot parts of the world. You will survive. Who does not like summer? I love summer clothes more than winter. Its easier. I become an Italian in summer. I use more prints I use more vibrant colours and I love getting bronze. I love all bronze makeup collections. Don't you love sandals? I love getting rid off socks and winter shoes.I like Vitamin Sea. I like sea, sun and beach. But hey, I am not talking about holiday style. I will give you tips on city style in summer.
1- Wear dark colors in winter- All dark colours and black are too winterish. You don't need that. You need lighter colours in hot summer days. If you are a black shade lover who only wears black head to toe, then you don't need to lose your style. Its ok. But recommending light colour palette is also because when you are shopping in stores you will also find a great selection of lighter colour palette collections.
2- Floral print dresses - If you are Gwyneth Paltrow and don't do prints I would understand its your style. But if you are not, then you should go for floral print dresses. They are perfect for summer. Long, mini or midi or cuts which style you like there should be a perfect floral print dress for you somewhere. Vintage options are always cool and unique. They are super stylish to complete the look have brown or nude sandals (my favorites are Sam Edelman and Ancient Greek Sandals) and beaded accessories. In your older ages you can also use golden jewelry styles .
3- Cold shoulder or Open Shoulder blouses and dresses - The biggest trend of this season is off shoulder tops. You can find alot of styles from Forever21 to some Capri boutique (in Capri Italy) to designer options. My favorites are white and blue shades. I saw a dress at Ganni with no shoulder and it was beautiful. and expensive.
4- Lace Sandals - This is what I desire to buy. Chloe has it. Aquazurra has it. There are also high street options such as Forever21 and Asos. They look so chic. Thanks to Monica Rose stylist of Kardashians she started this trend and she also uses it in her daily life. Flat, wedge or stiletto heel does not matter they look so good. You can pair them with dresses, long stretch skirts or shorts. anything.
5- Camisoles better than Tshirts They are better option for super hot days. I like HM ones recently with prints. There are also nude and black simple shades at Zara. I love them.
6- Stilettos work cool in big cities Istanbul kind of cities its cool to wear stilettos in summer. Not with dresses I like them paired up with skinny or culottes jeans and a silk blouse. Stilettos are cool for dinner night outs or daytime cafe meet with a friend. Not for going shopping. Too much torture to walk around. Guiseppe Zanotti has very cool stilettos. I also like Steve Madden and İncideri (Turkish brand) stilettos. I also like Hotic.
7- Cotton Printed Shorts vs Levis Shorts -They are both ok. Buy after 30 I don't like torn or cut off jean shorts. They are perfect for teens. But I don't like torn Levis shorts. They look cool and classic. They are popular recently here in Denmark. But I love cotton printed shorts more- with basic no print thirts or shirts.
8- Sunglasses time- I am not wearing my sunglasses in winter as in North there is no sun all winter and it gets dark around 3:30 pm. Sunglasses are the coolest accessories for summer and also protects from sun. I am obsessed with Fendi sunnies recently. I also like Monki for affordable pairs. Rayban is always classic beauty too.
9- Straw bag- There are great straw bag options. I love Yargıcı straw bags. They are elegant and chic. I have one. They are stylish. And they go well to use in the city too. Just do not pair everything too boho. I like boho but don't forget elegance. and if you would add some glamour it is perfect.
10- Nothing too tight- In hot weather nothing too tight looks good. Have loose pieces.
11- Basics- Don't go crazy with all head to toe basic look. I do alot and its not stylish trust me. Here in Denmark Basic laid back style is ruling its all sneakers and no print basics- mostly black and white. I sometimes go crazy. I do not like all the shops fulled with basics but here it's what selling. Tip for basic is pairing them with a standout designer piece. Also you can buy designer basics for better quality. In high street Zara has really good quality basics.
12- Check your favorite celebities' city style for inspiration-celebs like Olivia Palermo, Gigi Hadid, Rosie Huntington Whiteley just checking them gives you inspiration to pair things together.
13- White is always a good idea in summer. white top or a white dress or a white detail always looks good in summer.
14- Espadrilles are über must have. I like wedge espadrilles and flat ones. They are all amazing. Italian and Spanish are best qulity. I love Dolce Gabbana espadrilles of mine.
These are some of the cool tips I give for summer style. Its really important that you enjoy summer in the city. Enjoy sun and enjoy feel good in your clothes. Feel stylish!
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"The new state-of-the-art carbon dioxide facility we are commissioning today reflects Air Liquide's continued commitment to supply high quality products and services to customers safely and reliably."
Houston, Texas (PRWEB) May 20, 2015
Air Liquide Industrial U.S. LP ("Air Liquide") has commissioned a new state-of-the-art carbon dioxide liquefaction plant in Tulare County, California. The new 450 ton-per-day facility is one of three carbon dioxide liquefaction facilities owned and operated by Air Liquide in the state.
The facility captures carbon dioxide emissions from an ethanol plant owned by Calgren Renewable Fuels. The carbon dioxide recovered is then purified and liquefied by Air Liquide to meet the specifications of the diverse food, beverage and manufacturing industries in the region. Liquid carbon dioxide provides manufacturers the benefit of quickly freezing and preserving their products. It also helps maintain safe temperatures that improve quality in certain manufacturing processes.
"The new state-of-the-art carbon dioxide facility we are commissioning today reflects Air Liquide's continued commitment to supply high quality products and services to customers safely and reliably," said John Buckley, CEO of Air Liquide USA LLC. "We are proud to work alongside Calgren Renewable Fuels in this venture as we grow in California, and we are appreciative of the support we have received from the local community and from our customers in this region."
Air Liquide owns and operates 11 other carbon dioxide liquefaction facilities in the United States, all of which have received the Food Safety System Certification 22000 ("FSSC 22000"), an internationally recognized standard for food safety systems. Those plants are located in: Delaware City, Delaware; Martinez, California; Sioux City, Iowa; Wood River, Illinois; Washington, Indiana; Wilmington, California; and, Donaldsonville, Louisiana. Air Liquide will also pursue certification for the new facility in Pixley.
About Air Liquide in the U.S.
Air Liquide employs more than 5,000 people in the U.S. in over 200 locations. The company offers industrial and medical gases, technologies and related services to customers in energy, industrial, electronics and healthcare markets. http://www.us.airliquide.com
About Air Liquide Group
World leader in gases, technologies and services for Industry and Health, Air Liquide is present in 80 countries with more than 50,000 employees and serves more than 2 million customers and patients. Oxygen, nitrogen and hydrogen have been at the core of the company's activities since its creation in 1902. Air Liquide's ambition is to be the leader in its industry, delivering long-term performance and acting responsibly.
Air Liquide ideas create value over the long term. At the core of the company's development are the commitment and constant inventiveness of its people.
Air Liquide anticipates the challenges of its markets, invests locally and globally, and delivers high-quality solutions to its customers and patients, and the scientific community.
The company relies on competitiveness in its operations, targeted investments in growing markets and innovation to deliver profitable growth over the long-term.
Air Liquide's revenues amounted to € 15.4 billion in 2014, and its solutions that protect life and the environment represented more than 40% of sales. Air Liquide is listed on the Paris Euronext stock exchange (compartment A) and is a member of the CAC 40 and Dow Jones Euro Stoxx 50 indexes.


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Three Castle Head on the Mizen Peninsula, is a true insider's tip. The ruins of Dunlough Castle, which was built in 1207 and originally consisted of three huge towers, can still be visited. The remnants of the castle tower on a plateau, surrounded by a romantic and wild scenery of rugged steep cliffs, the merciless ocean and a beautiful lake.
Three Castle Head is located 12 kilometres west of Goleen. Coming from Barley Cove, turn off the Wild Atlantic Way at the Mizen Head junction and follow the road straight to the small bay at the end of the road. You can now follow a trail by foot, passing the farm property and going through pastures and fields. You will have to pass a few walls on the way up the hill, to reach the castle. The walk takes about 25 minutes.
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Religion + abortion? The Unexpected history...
As we continue the fight for reproductive freedom, it's essential to look back at the history of our movement and acknowledge those who paved the way. Join us at Preterm for a discussion with Patricia A. Relf, co-author of To Offer Compassion: A History of the Clergy Consultation Service on Abortion. Conservative, anti-choice values often dominate the conversation on religion and abortion, but Relf's book delves into the largely forgotten history of clergy members helping women access abortion care. To Offer Compassion: A History of the Clergy Consultation Service on Abortion will be available for purchase from Loganberry Books during the event. Learn more about the book at www.offercompassion.com. This is part of Preterm's Monthly Community Event Series, so it's free and open to the public! No RSVP necessary. Parking is available in the Preterm parking lot. For more information, email firstname.lastname@example.com. Hosted by Preterm Cleveland Ohio
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The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department says a man charged with killing a housekeeper at a Seventh Day-Adventist forest camp had planned to shoot everyone there.
Leith Hamilton has pleaded not guilty to killing 60-year-old Celebrada Lomito-Sexton on Nov. 2 at Camp Cedar Falls in Angelus Oaks.
A sheriff's report, obtained Wednesday by the San Bernardino Sun, says Hamilton had extra ammunition for his handgun and told detectives he originally planned to kill everyone. Instead, he surrendered at a sheriff's station.
There were 15 people at camp, including six children ages 2 to 11.
Authorities say the 30-year-old handyman never provided a motive for the alleged attack.
A call to his attorney Friday wasn't immediately returned.
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For ages 3 – Kindergarten
Children in Worship is an exciting way that children experience God while learning about God. It involves helping children to learn about the various aspects of a worship service so that they can participate fully in the regular gathering of the Church.
Our youngest children are encouraged to participate in this 2-3 year program that explores the key stories of the Old and New Testaments as well as introducing them to corporate prayer, confession, singing, the reading of the Word and the Feast.
This class runs during the regular Sunday school hour. Sunday school resumes on September 10, 2017.
Adult Sunday School – Comparative Worldviews
We are in our 6th semester of comparative worldviews looking at how Christianity, Islam, Secular Humanism, Marxist-Leninism, Cosmic-Humanism and Postmodernism answer the foundational questions of human nature and human flourishing. We have studied the Theology, Philosophy, Ethical teachings and Views of Biology and Life of these worldviews and are currently looking at how each of these worldviews approach the question economics.
Classes resume again on September 10th.
Additionally, on the 3rd Sunday of each month, the Sunday school hour is devoted to praying for the Church and the Kingdom of God to expand and come to earth.
We meet in the Sanctuary at 11 a.m.
Children's Sunday School
High School Students are encouraged to attend the Adult Sunday School Class in the Sanctuary.
Children in grades 1 through Grade 8 participate in 4 age appropriate classes (grades K-1, 2-3, 4-5, 6-8). Children's Sunday School meets in our Education building next door to the sanctuary at 11 a.m. Sunday School will resume on September 10, 2017.
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What leads one to purchase a small arsenal of assault style firearms unless you are part of a militia in a war-torn country or a member of a drug cartel? What drives some of those in the U.S. to purchase an excess of guns to feel secure in their homes?
As more information evolves from the tragic killings of twenty 1st-graders and 6 adults at the Sandy Hook elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut, a profile has emerged of the mother of Adam Lanza, who herself was killed by her son prior to the school massacre. Nancy Lanza was killed with an assault rifle she purchased along with two other semi-automatic handguns, a shotgun and a hunting rifle.
Away from her house, friends characterized the 52-year old sandy-haired mom of Adam Lanza as a generous soul, who was willing to share the substantial income she received in an amiable divorce from her husband, Peter, in 2008. She was well-liked by her neighbors and many of the friends she played bunco with, a favorite parlor game of this small, affluent New England community.
But hidden beneath the surface was a woman who not only dealt with the looming threat from ever-increasing behavior problems of her young adult son who had Asperger's syndrome, but one who had come to assimilate the fear that an economic collapse in this country was just around the corner. This latter state of mind drove her to start making preparations for such an event and in so doing, led her to purchase an assortment of weapons she perhaps felt were necessary to fend off those who hadn't prepared and would thus come after those who did.
Nancy Lanza, whose gun collection was raided by her son Adam for Friday's massacre at Sandy Hook school, was part of the "prepper" movement, which urges readiness for social chaos by hoarding supplies and training with weapons.
"She prepared for the worst," her sister-in-law Marsha Lanza told reporters. "Last time we visited her in person, we talked about prepping – are you ready for what could happen down the line, when the economy collapses?" SOURCE
As this revelation manifested itself, I couldn't help but think how this "survivalist" seed that was planted in her mind was the origins of a crime that would shock a nation that was already becoming numb from the growing number of mass killings in this country. Who would have thought that the fear that gripped people like those at Ruby Ridge and the Branch Davidians in Waco would be a causal factor that has now changed the way we look at gun ownership.
What was always a part of the end-timer fears found amongst small contingents of anti-government and zealous religious groups – usually blue-collar types with no more than a high school education at best – became a way of life for Nancy Lanza who was more a part of upper middle-income lifestyles that included a college education and an income derived from Wall Street activities.
There is a veritable smorgasbord of personalities and cults who preach that end-time conditions are upon us. There has been for as long as I have been alive. But it seems that such groups have become more pronounced over the last few years, ever since that "socialist" Obama was elected, implementing policies that some people have concluded will lead to economic ruin.
Though many of the people who take this tact genuinely feel that prophecies regarding an Armageddon are in place, there are those who raise this level of paranoia to take advantage of people's fear simply to turn a buck for their own self-gain. People like self-proclaimed survivalist movement "pioneer" Miles Stair.
Stair has written a series of booklets and newsletters on such a movement and created a website, the End-Times Report where he warns adherents that "Time is fast running out to get preparations done for hard times." One of the booklets he hawks on this website is entitled Survival Reloading that tells readers to "Keep your rifles and handguns shooting with properly reloaded ammunition using portable reloading equipment." It comes as no surprise either that Mr. Stair also has another business he calls the Wick Shoppe that just happens to sell "the world's largest selection of … quality kerosene items since 1999."
I have no idea where Nancy Lanzer's source of information came from about preparing for economic hard times that likely suggested arming herself. Nor do I want to dwell on this subject matter that has led many to spend what resources they have preparing for a dark day that exists more in the minds of people who are too easily convinced of such fears than planning for a future of promise and growth.
But I do raise this aspect that is now related to the tragedy in Newtown to demonstrate that guns in this country, once viewed as a source gathering food and a defense against unknown threats in frontier regions, has evolved into a culture that now makes this country the primary marketer of firearms around the world.
In 2011, US corporations sold 75% of all the arms sold in the international weapons market, some $66 billion of the $85 billion trade. Russia was the runner-up with only $4 billion in sales.
The US share of the arms trade to the Middle East has burgeoned so much in the past decade that it now dwarfs the other suppliers, as this chart [pdf] from a Congressional study makes clear. SOURCE
It is this culture of guns and their destructive capabilities we have developed along with other factors that create a fertile medium where the seeds of mass killings are planted in the minds of vulnerable people like Nancy's son Adam. Most people who own guns to feel secure in their homes likely pose no threat to their community.
Not counting the innocent deaths of children who get ahold of their parents' poorly secured guns and accidentally discharge them, guns are relatively safe until they get into the hands of that small percentage of people who are not legally qualified to own firearms and fall through the cracks. Background checks are required only with licensed dealers. Roughly 40% of the guns sold in this country are sold through gun shows and individuals who are not required to perform essential background checks. In the harried minds of such sick people who may also have been overwhelmed by socio-political tensions common today, guns will kill more people much easier than any other weapon at their disposal.
It is in this understanding that the efforts to regulate guns in American society needs to be addressed. Personally I would have no problem with it if guns were no longer a part of our lives. I did my share of game hunting as a youth and qualified with the M-14 rifle while serving in the Marines. I know their deadly capabilities when operated by thoughtful owners. I shutter at the death and destruction they exact in the hands of desperate criminals and mentally imbalanced individuals.
The insane notion aroused in many by the gun industry's handmaiden, the National Rifle Association (NRA) that any all firearms are legitimate wares to offer the general public, has proven to be a nothing more than a deception to increase the profits of some 114 manufacturers in this country. Though on the surface they argue the more benign view that Americans have a right to feel secure in their homes, there is that underbelly of fear promoted by the other for-profit groups that create an unwarranted urgency to stock pile weapons in the events of economic collapse brought on by political upheavals or long-held prophecies of spiritual Armageddon. Alleged threats that often peter out shortly after they're declared but which constantly keep some people on edge.
It is this frame of mind that Nancy Lanza apparently found herself a part of several years ago. A belief that required the purchase of deadly weapons and found a home in a place where a child with serious mental disorders would eventually get his hands on them and end the lives of 26 innocent people, most of them still years away from experiencing the joys of adolescent love and building a life around their dreams.
…the evidence is clear: we have the current gun laws — ineffective as they are — because we have neglected a right even more important to Americans than the right to bear arms: the right to be safely unarmed. SOURCE
The belief that the 2nd amendment was meant for anything other than forming a "well-armed militia" to feel secure in our communities or personal ownership of a simple firearm to feel secure in our homes is a false belief fostered by people who see potential earnings in the fear-gripped minds of otherwise normal, decent human beings. That their passions for profits would lead to a siege mentality in this country and put deadly weapons in the hands of people who cannot function rationally in everyday society is something that needs to be exposed.
The public debate on this issue should not be focused on taking guns away from the majority who own them, but to ensure that those who do are the least likely people to walk into a crowded mall, theater, school or public square and fire off multiple rounds in seconds, ripping flesh and bone from people who simply had the misfortune of being in what most would consider a safe environment. This is the conversation we need to start having now so those who complain that the blood isn't yet dried from this recent tragedy won't be making similar absurd remarks the next time it occurs.


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SCRANTON — Lackawanna County Commissioners will present their 2018 budget message Friday at 9:30 a.m. in the 6th floor conference room of the county administration building, 200 Adams Ave.
Moreover, the county will hold four public budget hearings on the proposed 2018 budget on Nov. 2 at the following times:
n 10 a.m., 6th floor conference room of the county administrative building.
n 12:30 p.m., Moscow Borough Building, 123 VanBrunt Street, Moscow.
n 3 p.m., Olyphant Borough Building, 113 Willow Ave., Olyphant.
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Ranking member on the Energy Committee of Parliament, Adam Mutawakilu is warning of imminent increase in electricity tariff if government bows to demands by jubilee partners for upward review of gas sale to Ghana.
As part of their plans to fully develop the Jubilee field, Joy News is learning the Jubilee partners, is renegotiating the gas purchase agreement from the current 1.5 dollar per unit to 3.1 dollars.
Government is however proposing to pay 2.5 dollars per unit for the product.
There are fears any increase in the purchase agreement may adversely affect the price of electricity in the country despite assurances by the Energy Minister Boakye Agyarko that Government will make good its promise ensure a reduction.
The Energy Minister at a recent NPP programme said just as they honoured the promise to solve the dumsor, the government will honour the promise to reduce electricity prices.
But the ranking member Adam Mutawikilu said the government must first negotiate with the Jubilee Partners to ensure that consumers are not overburdened.
Speaking to Joy News, the ranking member, Adam Mutawakilu said the agreement put forward by the partners will affect consumers if it's approved.
"The plan of development has been submitted to the minister. Included in it is the negotiation of the gas price and there are two methods in this. The partners want to use the incremental basis," he explained.
He said the proposed negotiation is nothing more than a rip-off of the people of Ghana.
"It is a rip-off and I want the minister to go back and negotiate well," he said.
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Things to know before visiting Canada
So you are visiting Canada for the first time? I bet you are very excited about your upcoming trip. But have you done your homework yet? Do you already know the basic things that you should know and prepare before heading to the said country? If not, then continue reading this article.
Visiting Canada for the first time
Needless to say, this country has become one of the most popular destinations for people who love to travel and see the different countries in the world. Why Canada? Well, first and foremost, this country is very beautiful. If you have seen the pictures of the mountains and lakes in this place and you were amazed, how much more if you see them in person?
Also, Canadians are said to be very friendly and approachable, so you won't feel like 'out of place' when you get there. Who knows, you might even be able to make new friends.
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The very first preparation that you have to make if you are going to Canada for the first time is to see to it that you have the right travel documents. Of course, you would need a passport and a visit visa. You need to find out what type of visa you would need. Take note that there are some countries who are not required to apply for the regular tourist visa. For countries like Netherlands, the citizens do not need the traditional visa. If you are a Dutch national, you only need the so-called Electronic Travel Authorization or ETA which you can apply for with the help of agencies like EVISUMSERVICE.
Canadian money
As a tourist, you should make sure that you have Canada's currency (known as Canadian dollars) in your pocket. When it comes to their coins, you are likely to hear the terms 'loonie' and 'toonie'.
Before you depart, you should check out the current exchange rate so you would know how much money you need to convert. You can have your local money converted into Canadian dollars at the money exchange outlets in your home country, or you can also do so once you get to Canada.
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There are so many tourist attractions in Canada. You can go to Niagra Falls, Kluane National Park, Yukon, Nova Scotia, The Canadian Rockies, Prince Edward Island, West Edmonton Mall, and many more. For sure, you won't run out of places to visit because like what we have mentioned earlier, Canada is full of amazing sceneries.


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RALEIGH --A national union and its North Carolina state affiliate are trying to create a new political party in the state designed to challenge three Democratic members of Congress who voted against the final health care bill.
North Carolina First movement spokesman Greg Rideout said Friday the Service Employees International Union and State Employees Association of North Carolina are leading the effort. The union groups must collect more than 85,000 signatures by June 1 to be a certified party and get candidates on the November ballot.
Rideout said votes against the health care bill by Reps. Health Shuler, Mike McIntyre and Larry Kissell played a role in the effort. The national union gave more than $1 million to the state Democratic Party for the 2008 elections.
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Disney star Zendaya Coleman has landed second major role in a week after Madonna named the teen the latest face of her fashion brand Material Girl.
The 17-year-old Shake It Up! actress' new gig was announced on Thursday (19Jun14), as new ads featuring Coleman modeling Material Girl designs on Brooklyn's famous Coney Island boardwalk were unveiled.
The queen of pop praised the teen actress in a statement which reads: "Zendaya exudes a confident, free spirit. We love having her as the new face of Material Girl," while her daughter Lourdes Leon, who also makes design decisions for the company, also gushed over the brand's new spokesperson, adding, "I love how Zendaya makes her own style rules to fit her personality - that's who Material Girl is all about, being yourself to the fullest".
Coleman follows in the footsteps of previous Material Girl models Rita Ora, Taylor Momsen and Georgia May Jagger.
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Ansell, a global leader in protective solutions, introduces today at the National Safety Council Congress & Expo ERGOFORM Ergonomic Design Technology, a technology that enables Ansell to test and design single-use gloves that maximize worker productivity by minimizing hand fatigue and discomfort. Ansell gloves designed with ERGOFORM are strategically engineered to deliver high-performance musculoskeletal support and reduce the risk of ergonomic injury caused by prolonged or repetitive manual tasks. Ansell is the first single-use glove manufacturer to apply ergonomic testing and design to its products.
ERGOFORM design technology is available in four glove styles, including Microflex® XCEED®, Microflex Neogard®, TouchNTuff® 73-300 and TouchNTuff 73-500, with additional products joining the line-up in 2016. This diverse portfolio is suited for use across a wide variety of industries where workers perform repetitious tasks that require manual dexterity.
Expo show attendees can have a detailed look at gloves featuring ERGOFORM at Ansell booth #2122. Additionally, attendees can experience the benefit of ergonomically designed gloves for themselves via Ansell's ERGOFORM Virtual Glove Experience, an in-booth interactive virtual experience that allows users to see potential strain and fatigue on muscles, tendons and nerves due to hand movements and repetitive motions.
"Occupational musculoskeletal disorders, such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and tendonitis, are a leading cause of lost workday injury and illness," said Joe Kubicek, President and General Manager of the Ansell Single Use Global Business Unit. "Gloves designed with ERGOFORM are proven through testing to reduce strenuous muscle effort that may lead to joint, tendon or ligament strain. We are excited to offer this breakthrough, which supports worker health and productivity."
With ERGOFORM, Ansell applies knowledge of typical muscle use in common tasks, and designs gloves that strategically enhance fit, feel, tactility and support for workers. Gloves are tested and evaluated in state-of-the-art ergonomics laboratories. To receive certification, they must prove they provide measurable advantages to user comfort and long-term hand and arm muscle health. Laboratory tests show that gloves designed with ERGOFORM markedly reduce muscle effort in performing certain tasks as compared to competitive products and, in some cases, even bare-handed operations.
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Virginia Highland
Virginia Highland is one of Atlanta's most popular intown neighborhoods for boutique shopping, fashionable dining, and a diverse nightlife. The neighborhood's name derives from the intersection of Virginia and North Highland Avenues. Charming parks, tree lined streets, and vintage homes characterize the neighborhood. Today these bungalows and cottages continue to be carefully renovated to retain their original charm. Virginia Highland's close proximity to Midtown and Downtown fuels its popularity. Piedmont Park and the Atlanta Botanical Gardens are both minutes away. For more information, please visit VaHi.org.
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KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysian squash queen and world number three player, Datuk Nicol David kicked off her campaign with a winning start after cruising to the quarter-final of the Netsuite Open Squash Championship in San Francisco, United States, on Tuesday (early Wednesday Malaysia time).
The Penangite who is vying for her first PSA World Tour title of the season, whitewashed Reyna Pacheco of the United States, winning with 11-3, 11-1 and 11-3 in the opening match held in the glass portable squash court at South Lawn, Justin Herman Plaza, said the tournament's website www.netsuiteopensquash.com.
Nicol will meet Nour El Tayeb of Egypt in the last eight on Wednesday after the Egyptian defeated another Malaysian player, Low Wee Wern 11-3, 9-11, 11-4 and 11-1 in another first round match.
Based on the tournament format, the winner in the opening match moved straight to the quarter-final.
Malaysia did not send representatives in the men's division of the tournament which offers a total prize purse of US$150,000 (RM619,957). – BERNAMA


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By Saj Manzoor, in Industry & Issues
By Neil Godber, in Inspiration
The IPA are offering a free advisory service to those winners who were awarded Gold at last night's Euro Effies Awards (18th September 2013).
The scheme will offer mentoring to guide them through the process of submitting a high-quality paper to next year's IPA Effectiveness Awards, a rigorous awards scheme where winners have to prove beyond doubt that communication ideas deliver a return on investment.
The Grand Prix is awarded to the most outstanding paper, followed by Gold, Silver and Bronze awards. The IPA is partnering with the Euro Effies Awards, which celebrates effective pan-European campaigns.
The mentors participating in the advisory service consist of individuals who are experienced authors, judges and consultants on effectiveness, and will guide the entrants through the processes involved in writing a paper and will help them to identify the key elements and data-sets.
• Chris Baker, Bacon Strategy and Research
• Merry Baskin, Founder, Baskin Shark
• Ali Bucknall, Consultant
• Gurdeep Puri, Founder, The Effectiveness Partnership
• Peter Field, Marketing Consultant and co-author of 'The Long and Short of it: balancing short and long-term marketing strategies'
More details about the Effectiveness Awards will be announced shortly.
Says Lorna Hawtin, Disruption Director, TBWA Manchester and 2014 Convenor of Judges, IPA Effectiveness Awards, "Congratulations to the Euro Effies winners for the great achievement of winning Gold. The Effies celebrate great ideas that really work, so we are looking forward to seeing these entries submitted into the IPA Effectiveness Awards which set the global benchmark for proof of effectiveness and return on marketing investment. It goes without saying that winning an IPA Effectiveness Award is no easy feat, involving an extremely thorough process, but the rewards are high and the accolade much sought after by agencies and clients alike. The mentoring service being offered to Euro Effie winners will be a great way to guide entrants through the process of delivering their paper. "
Says Dominic Lyle, Director General, EACA, "We are delighted to be partnering with the IPA to bring these great effective European campaigns onto a global stage."
Biography of judges
Chris Baker, Bacon Strategy and Research Chris started his career in market research at BMRB, moving to Saatchi & Saatchi in 1981, becoming Deputy Head of Planning in 1988. He became a founder member of Bainsfair Sharkey Trott (BST.BDDP) in 1990, where he was Planning Director. Subsequent mergers in 1997 and 1998 took him to senior planning roles at GGT.BDDP, then TBWA as Director of Strategic Consultancy. He judged the IPA Effectiveness Awards in 1990, 1992 and 1994 and, as Convenor of Judges, was editor of 'Advertising Works' 7 & 8. He has won several IPA Effectiveness Awards over the years, including a Gold and Special Prize for Integration for the launch of the Central London Congestion Charge in 2004. He is a Full Member of the Market Research Society and a Fellow of the IPA. He set up Bacon Strategy & Research (www.consultbacon.com) in 2008, bringing fresh thinking to solving brand, marketing and communications problems across a broad spectrum of clients.
Merry Baskin, Founder, Baskin Shark Merry Baskin runs strategic planning consultancy Baskin Shark (where brands move forward or die!). A former chair of the Account Planning Group and Head of Planning at JWT London and Chiat/Day New York, she also teaches planning craft skills all over the globe. She pens a regular 'Best Practice' column for Admap, and is co-editor of 'A Master Class in Brand Planning: The Timeless Works of Stephen King'. Merry has won three IPA Effectiveness Awards, and was a judge in 2007.
Ali Bucknall, Consultant Ali has worked in Advertising and Communications as a Planner and Strategist for over 20 years. Her experience covers a range of large and small agencies including CDP, WCRS, D'Arcy and more recently heading up Planning at Leo Burnett and Elvis Communications. She now works independently offering research, strategy, training, coaching and mentoring for agencies and client companies. She's worked across almost every sector including COI, P&G, Orange, Fiat, McDonald's and Cadbury. She's won four APG Planning Awards and has contributed to successes in APG, Euro Effies and IPA Effectiveness Awards. She was a judge for the 2007 European Effectiveness Awards and has been chair for various training courses for the IPA. Ali is a full member of the Market Research Society and a member of Women in Advertising and Communications.
Gurdeep Puri, Founder, The Effectiveness Partnership Gurdeep Puri is a co-founder of The Effectiveness Partnership, a full service consultancy specializing in helping agencies and clients understand, maximize and demonstrate commercial value of their creativity. Previously Gurdeep worked at Leo Burnett as Head of Effectiveness. He has personally won 6 IPA Effectiveness Awards, and 13 European Effectiveness Awards, including three Golds. Gurdeep has been a judge on the IPA Effectiveness awards panel in 2009 and has also been on the second round judging panel of the European Effectiveness awards 6 times over the last 8 years.
Peter Field, Marketing Consultant and co-author of 'The Long and Short of it: balancing short and long-term marketing strategies' After graduating from Cambridge, Peter Field spent 15 years as a strategic planner in advertising, starting his career at BMP (now DDB London). He spent 9 years working for AMV•BBDO, leaving to join the management teams of Bates London (now absorbed into WPP) and Grey London. In 1997 he left advertising to pursue a consultancy role supporting the new wave of multi-channel integrated communications agencies. In 1999 he helped Adam Morgan start Eatbigfish, the challenger brand consultancy, and has remained a facilitative partner ever since. The same year he also started an innovative training partnership, Express Train, along with a number of other freelance planning consultants, which he also remains a partner of. He was a member of the IPA effectiveness committee for 5 years, helped set up and run the Effectiveness Database and has been a judge for the IPA Effectiveness Awards. His strategic experience of categories is now very broad. 'The Long and Short of it' is the follow up to his and Binet's earlier publication; 'Marketing in the era of accountability'.
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Tags #elbonians, #buy influence, #vote, #Politics
Headline: P.R. for Elbonia. Dogbert is meeting with two Elbonians. Dogbert says, "You need to buy influence in Washington." Dogbert continues, "It sounds expensive, but it's a lot more affordable than you'd think." An Elbonian stands outside of a building in Washington D.C. He stops a politician and asks, "Gum?" The politician responds, "You got my vote!"
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Dilbert: I can't get buy-in for my project because our CEO hasn't approved it. And I can't get our CEO to approve it until I have buy-in from all of the divisions. On the plus side, now I understand why the windows in our building don't open. Boss: It's cleaner.
Tuesday October 11,
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Friday November 25,
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Dilbert: I want to buy your company's product but it's like pulling teeth with you. Man: Ha ha! I switched from commissions to a guaranteed salary. I'm free from the tyranny of customer service! Dilbert: This is less than ideal. Man: No paperwork for me! Woot! Woot!
Wednesday February 08,
Tags #low margin lines, #high risk, #start up, #lumbering inefficiencies, #buy in
Boss: We're abandoning our low-margin lines of business and going into a whole new field. Dilbert: So... we'll be like a high-risk start-up company burdened with lumbering inefficiencies and a high cost structure? Boss: Was anything you said the same as buy-in?
Wednesday March 14,
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CEO: I'm canceling all of our new product development and using the capital for a stock buy-back. Dilbert: This is a dream come true because I always wanted to be like you. CEO: In what way are you... Dilbert: Yay! I'm worthless!
Monday March 26,
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Dilbert: Our competitor just bought ten million copies of our software. Boss: Huh? Dilbert: They plan to give it away for free to entice people to buy their own product that has more features. We'll be part of their freemium strategy. Boss: That's just showing off.
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Weasel: tell me about your project and I'll translate it into weasel words for the business case. Dilbert: well, and executive had lunch with a vendor and committed to buy some stuff that doesn't work. Our job is to cost - justify the decision. Wesel: I quit Dilbert: Don't get all ethical on us.
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The Boss points to a diagram and says, "Problem: our product development process requires buy-in from managers who'd be happier if we all died." As he puts a new transparency on the overhead projector, the Boss says, "My solution is to create executive oversight groups who don't understand the issues and don't have time to meet." Wally and Dilbert watch as the Boss looks into the light and yells, "I'm . . . I'm blind!" Dilbert says, "You looked directly at the bulb again."


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- Finely chopped tomatoes - 2
- Slit Green chillies - 2
- Oil - 3 tbsp
- Ginger garlic paste - 3 tbsp
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- Chole masala - 2 tbsp
- Chopped coriander - 2 tbsp
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- Red chilli powder - 1 tsp (optional)
- Soak the chick peas overnight or for atleast 5 hours. Drain the water and wash thoroughly and place them in a pressure cooker and add enough water to cook the chickpeas.
- Add salt to the Chickpeas pressure cook them till soft. Do not drain the cooking liquor.
- In a deep bottomed pan, take oil and heat it. Once the oil is hot, add the finely chopped onions and fry till golden brown.
- Add ginger garlic paste and cook while stirring till the raw flavour is gone.
- Once the ginger garlic paste is cooked, add finely chopped tomatoes. Add salt (keep in mind that we already added salt to cook chole) and cook with the lid closed till the tomatoes ooze out oil.
- Add the chole masala powder to this and mix well. Add the pressure cooked chick peas along with the stock and cook with the lid closed.
- Cook for 10 mins till the chole absorbs the flavour of the gravy. Add slit green chillies and mix well. Garnish with coriander and turn off the flame.
** While cooking chole, add a pouch with a tea bag and dry mango pieces that will give the chole nice colour. (I skipped this step, in my preparation today.)
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The 7th Food for Families raised funds for Twin Valley Food Pantry with a raffle, silent auction, vendors and scrap booking crop fundraising event at Conestoga Mennonite Church in Morgantown on Feb. 2 and 3.
"We reached this year's goal and clearly exceeded last year's donation to the food pantry!" said Deborah Harry, founder and director of the fundraising event, who could not release this year's fundraising amount total yet. "The first year we were able to donate $2,500 and in 2017 we donated $7,000."
Harry said that the event, now in its 7th year, has expanded since the first crop in 2012. Her motto is 'Ask-Get'."
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She said key volunteers are Ginny Janoski, Joan Godwin, Linda Smith, Jay and Deana Arndt, Liane Davis, and Linda (Kelly) Zimmerman who the first year designed all the basket arrangements.
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"In 2012, the attendees were so happy they were already asking for the next year's dates by 3 p.m. that day. The first year was Saturday only with 65 seats sold out. In 2013 we expanded to two days to accommodate the demand. This year we were sold out at 87 seats," said Harry.
"This is our largest fundraiser and helps us to provide a monthly food distribution and a hot meal to 710 people which includes 81 families," said Howard Moss, director of the Twin Valley Food Panty. "Since 2008 we've grown from 25 families and our needs keep growing. One in 10 Chester County residents skips a meal each day because they can't afford food. The elderly, the unemployed and under-employed, and the disabled are just a few of the groups of people we aid; in addition to the hurricane victims from Puerto Rico who have been displaced to Berks County."
He said, "We have never ever run out of food. It is the story of the fishes and loaves; the Lord provides! Working together to serve the community ~where the grace of God feeds the Hungry."
The church was abuzz with activity answering that need. The chapel, both small and large conference rooms, and youth and nursery rooms were filled. Public vendors including new ones: La Bella Vida by Nataliel; Color Street (nail strips); 800 Furniture LLC, and returning: LuLaRoe, Thirty-One, Posh, Young Living Essential Oils filled the hallway and adjoining room. Croppers, some who traveled from Philadelphia to Allentown and out of state, also had access to private massage rooms and scrapbook vendors.
Kitchen Manager, Kathleen Weaver, and crew were busy in the kitchen feeding them. A highlight was High Point Baptist Academy students returning their sponsored bake sale.
Hosted by Conestoga Mennonite Church in Morgantown, Howard and Carol Moss, food pantry directors, rely on Greater Berks Food Bank and Central Pennsylvania Food Bank as well as community churches, businesses, farms, organizations, and fundraisers like this.
"We understand the needs of our people stretch beyond just food and we try to supply things that food stamps can't. Pet food is one of the most popular along with baby food and diapers, personal hygiene products, cleaning products and more. There are also special foods for diabetics and gluten-free foods. The generosity is phenomenal. People have dropped off large cases of watermelons, truckers that break down on the turnpike seek us out to bring their entire shipment of food and goods," said Moss.
"Respect is very important to us. It takes a lot of courage and humility to stand in a food line. That is why eight different local churches come together for this mission. We won't turn anyone away. People register by income and family size, but we make allowances by need, the size of a W2 doesn't always match a person's financial position when they get laid off from work or our facing large medical bills. Ebenezer Church out of Reading is supplying us with translators and documents in Spanish since our demographics have changed. Everything is a symbiotic relationship. That is what community is all about," Moss added.
The food pantry also provides services such as Still Waters Ministry no-cost counseling, tax preparation, Eastern Mennonite University teaches extension classes, large homeschool groups utilize the campus. They have changed and expanded as culture and needs change.
"There is so much good in the world if we pause to appreciate it: our donors, volunteers, croppers, TWFP, and Conestoga Mennonite Church who graciously allowed us to use the facility," said Harry.
Harry wanted to thank prize donors: Carl Wingard, Inc. Wallace & Wolitarsky Dental Associates, Philadelphia Phillies, Reading Royals, Wegman's, AutoZone, Lowe's, and cash donors: My Pet's Brace, Paulski's Tire and Auto Service, Genesis Performance Chiropractic, Austin Landscaping, Inc., Dr. John Perry, Living God Lutheran Church - Honey Brook.
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