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Jenny Malmström joined the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering in 2016. She received her MSc degree in Bioengineering at Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden (2004) and a Ph.D. in Nanoscience at the University of Aarhus, Denmark (2010). From Denmark she moved to Auckland, where she joined the School of Chemical Sciences (UoA) as a post-doctoral research fellow. Her research is very interdisciplinary and focusses on the interface where biological molecules or cells meet novel materials. Her expertise lies in characterising and understanding the material-biomolecule interactions and the influence of surface properties that underpin cell adhesion onto substrates. This detailed understanding can be applied to emerging and exciting areas such as the creation of smart materials to help understand or control cellular behaviour, or to create ordered functional patterns of biomolecules. Recent work in connection to the functional nanostructures theme has been focussed on using block copolymers to template and order multimeric ring-shaped proteins. These ordered protein stacks can be used to template for example optically or magnetically active entities
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There has been many studies that prove the benefits of meditation, you can ask google!
Having a daily meditation practice is essential for your health. I find that being able to sit still despite my thoughts and to do lists for 20-30 minutes a day strengthens my ability to face day to day life in a very deep way to say the least.
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- Have no relationship to the content of your thoughts and to do lists.
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Linksys Smart Wi-Fi Router Login
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Linksys smart Wi-Fi router is very easy to configure by the use of Smart Setup Wizard. With the help of Smart Setup Wizard, Linksys smart Wi-Fi router login becomes simpler as never before. Smart Setup Wizard is rooted in the firmware & is accessible yet if the router doesn't have an Internet connection or is into its default settings. So, today we will direct users on setting up Linksys Smart Wi-Fi Router with the use of Smart Setup Wizard. One more thing all Linksys Smart WI-FI Routers supported by Smart Setup Wizard & Linksys smart Wi-Fi router login can be carried out by the same.
By the Use of Smart Setup, the user doesn't need a Setup CD or extra software for setting up the router. Users have Option of straightforwardly access Linksys router's web-based setup page all through the setup process. And the CD that a user receives with Linksys router doesn't contain any software it only has Linksys router smart Wi-Fi router documentation.
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- Next, connect the Ethernet cable by modem with Internet port of Linksys smart Wi-Fi router login.
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- Next, tick the checkbox next to I have read and accepted the License Terms for using this software after that click Next to continue.
- Next, In the Updates for your router windowpane & Install future router updates automatically (suggested) is verified by default to let usual updates. The user can also uncheck it to manage once to perform an Auto-Update.
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Tahiti in Time Lapse
Sylvain Candelibes lives in Papeete, Tahiti and therefore has the luxury to be able to photograph and film his scenic surroundings for hours on end — and that's exactly what he's done here. These time lapse videos will give you a sense of what a day in Tahiti would be like as the sun rises and sets and the clouds pass by overhead.
This first one features footage of Belvedere Point, the Fataua Waterfall, Point Venus, the Kanti Temple in Mamao and the Paofai Gardens.
This second video also features footage of Tahiti and Moorea, set to the song "Here Comes the Sun" by Yuna.
Don't you wish you had this much time to spend in Tahiti?
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Lighting, We often neglect the magical effects light can have on a room. So what is it about lighting that can make a place more inviting than the next? It may seem strange, but with just a few fixtures in the right place, a room can appear bigger, taller, longer, or even cozier. It's especially important to have multiple light sources in a living room - brighter ones for larger gatherings, smaller ones for more intimate gatherings or a night in. Table lamps can bring lighting down to a human level and make a room seem cozier. So consider placing several table lamps around the room for a more intimate atmosphere. Another easy trick is to switch 'cool' toned light bulbs for 'warm' tone ones. It's a tiny investment, minimal work, nearly instant cozification.
Negative Space in a Modern Living Room, Make a small modern space appear larger with a white color palette and see through furnishings. This modern condo designed by Lori Pedersen Staging & Styling has a small footprint but thanks to the use of negative space (mainly around the acrylic coffee table) it appears larger than it really is. n art and design, negative space refers to the (sometimes) white space on a paper or in a painting — the space not taken up by the subject. In a home, negative space could be considered the blank spots in your home where there's no design — no art, no furniture, no stuff. It can be just as impactful to pay attention to where there isn't anything in your home. Expertly executed negative space can bring much-needed calmness to certain rooms and make other design elements pop even more powerfully.
If you prefer the sleek look, don't think you need to go with a rustic theme to add texture. Look for chunky woven fabrics for furniture and throw pillows, grass cloth or fabric wallcovering and natural-fiber carpets. Linen is a great choice too. Notice here how the upholstered table catches the light beautifully. Throw in some curves for inclusiveness and comfort. Curves are intuitively more inviting than rectilinear shapes. Rounded and soft, they tend to make us feel more protected and comforted. Creating a quasi circle, this pair of curved sofas fosters inclusivity. One side completes the other, so neither sofa feels cut off, making conversation more relaxed. Rest your arms. Arms that sit too low on sofas and chairs top my list of pet peeves. Before you buy furniture, sit down and test it to make sure that not only the arms, but also the height, depth and back angle are reasonably comfortable. The last thing you want is a sofa or chair that looks nice but that you avoid because it's uncomfortable.
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Gamble Run Trail is a 2 mile out and back trail located near Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania that features a great forest setting. The trail is good for all skill levels and primarily used for hiking. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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Not sure if I found the right spot. all the views were off-road driving views. found a trail near a sign that said Vista #1. there were 3 of those signs down the road. at Vista #1 there is a trail off to the left hand side. Yellow blazes, not sure if this was the trail or not. GPS takes you further down the road than you need to go. but if you follow the road all the way out there is a nice view there as well. Near Sproul state forest. pretty sure it is Sproul, but alltrails says it's not. Easy hike following the markings tho. leads into the MST


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I allready feared that there could be problems with legal issues in distributing the runtimes. I guess the only solution would be do publish the tool to enable people to generate their own SDK versions (including the flash players and playerglobals). Flexmojos is not only a link between Flex and Maven, but integrates several other tools, that make it extremely valuable: - Apparat Integration to optimize the SWFs and SWCs - GraniteDS to automatically generate the ActionScript model classes from their Java counterparts. So simply integrating the basic compiler feature would strip a lot of it's functionality. It would be great however if the compiler would could be called directly instead of having to go the way of simulating the commandline call. I know that Flexmojos still has quite some issues, but most of the Issues I had to resolve were mainly related to problems in the Flex compiler code (Just to mention one: Try using ASDoc with code comments containing the "@" character ;-) ). I toally agree that the general perspective should be to integrate the functionality of flexmojos into Flex, or at least have them maintained by the same group, but I think the current SDK has far too many issues that should be adressed first. Trying to create a new Maven integration layer would just add more to the todo list. So for now I think it would be great to work together. I would be glad to contribute to make Flex work better. As soon as the main issues are resolved I would also be glad to help you create something similar or to integrate flexmojos to flex. I'm also not requesting to change flex in any way to make mavenizing the sdk easier. Currently I was only suggesting to clean up the structure of the SDK to more reflect the parts natures and to generate some helpfull other stuff that makes life of people using it a lot easier: - Generate a special pom containing only dependencyManagement section. This can be imported into other maven projects to automatically set the versions of the sdk artifacts. - Generate a special jar containing metadata that can be used by flexmojos to perform validation (minimum SFW-version, minimum playerglobal version, etc.). Just to name a few. Chris -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Alex Harui [mailto:email@example.com] Gesendet: Samstag, 19. Mai 2012 18:45 An: firstname.lastname@example.com Betreff: Re: AW: AW: Library Versions used in Flex SDK On 5/19/12 6:39 AM, "firstname.lastname@example.com" <email@example.com> wrote: > Currently Flex doesn't work at all with Maven. Even if you distribute > the SDKs content as Maven artifacts, this is by far not enough as > Maven simply doesn't know what to do with a Flex/Air project. > > Flexmojos is a set of maven plugins that actually tells Maven what to > do with a Maven project of packaging "swf" or "swc" and how a "war" > has to be built to contain a Flex application. > > Currently those plugins act as a wrapper to the Flex compilers, > optimizers and runntimes so you don't have to wory about how your > Maven dependencies get passed to the Flex compiler. > So I don't think that Flexmojos is a dead End, it's more the missing > link to bringing Maven and Flex together. I understand (I think). This list is about Apache Flex and to me, lots of packaging changes are now possible, if not required. For example, Apache Flex cannot ship the same folder structure as Adobe does because it doesn't have the right to distribute the Flash/AIR pieces. Apache Flex also now has control over the compiler. In my mind, FlexMojos is a mapping between Maven and the Adobe Flex SDKs and I've heard it has some issues. Given all that, I am just raising the question of whether it is better to continue on with FlexMojos which is currently an external dependency, or whether it is better to adjust packaging and compilers and whatever to make a simpler mapping possible and just start over. And then all the pieces are within Apache. > > Up till now Velo (The creator of Flexmojos) had to vonvert every Flex > SDK in a mavenized form, and deployed that on the Sonatype Maven repo. > Now I have taken over to continue flexmojos development and as one of > my first tasks I wanted to publish all of those patched SDKs Adobe > released a few months ago. While I am at it, I'm refactoring the > structure of the SDKs to a structure that relates better to the > structure oft he Products (Flashplayer and Air runtime (together with playerglobal and airglobel) are not part of the SDK. I think that's great that you are doing that. At least in February, a couple of large companies were in dire need of getting those patch SDKs deployed and needed Maven artifacts. That effort is outside of the Apache Flex scope so you can do whatever you want there (assuming you have legal rights to redistribute the Adobe pieces). I'm just looking for your input on how things could be better in Apache Flex as now is an important time as we are deciding on our release packaging. > > I guess as Maven is an Apache project and now Flex is an Apache > project, it would make sense if Apache provided the SDKs as a > donwloadable sdk the same way Adobe did, but would also provide the > official releases in the Maven Central repository. > The structure of these SDKs however would be the "API" Flexmojos would > have to rely on. That's why I'm asking you guys here about your > Mavenizing plans so I don't have to generate the SDKs and adjust > Flexmojos to that new structure and then do all of that again as soon > as the Flex project starts distributing your SDKs. This would result > in 3 structural different sets of Flex SDKs deployed in Nexuses/Artifactories/etc. all over the planet. I would like to avoid this. > > As a suggestion, I could provide you with the SDKs I generated and we > could optimize them together. Then you could simply use the tool I > created to officially distribute the new SDKs from then on. That would be a useful data point, but I really want to make sure some aspect of Apache Flex shouldn't be changing to make Maven-izing easier to do and maintain. > -- Alex Harui Flex SDK Team Adobe Systems, Inc. http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui
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Discussion in 'PS3 - Hacking & Homebrew' started by setsunahq, Sep 15, 2010.
Any tutorials for this? Any special program that I need?
Unless if my information is outdate, the only way possible is to ftp it in to your ps3
file manager homebrew.
What is the transfer rate?
Using coreftp I got 1.3mb transfer rate to PS3 using wireless. I haven't tried wired yet. Oh sorry that was using ftp.
I haven't tried filemanager as yet, but I heard it was fast.
The games need to fit on a FAT32 device though, so he might as well just play the games off of the external drive.
Hi guys,
I have a game on an external HDD in the Gamez folder, in backup manager how do I go about launching this as it does not seem to see it on the external drive?
Stop spamming I answered your question in another thread.
Sorry mate.
Hey you dont need no ftp the new open backup manager can do this
Open Manager v1.0
Open Manager features:
- Supports up to 512 items from two USB devices, internal hdd and bluray
- Ability to copy games from bdvd to hdd0 or USBs, from hdd0 to USBs or from USBs to hdd0. It is done asking to you the destination device. It use uses asynchronous reading and writing for fast copy.
- Special support for big files in FAT: it splits files >= 4GB using .666xx fragments (if the file is name.ext, the file splits as name.ext.66600, name.ext.66601,¡). This file is not bootable and it is marked using ¡®_¡¯ as folder prefix. The file is joining when you copy it to hdd0 device
- Automatically finds the path of the games and asks to you about it. In other case, if the Open Manager is installed in the hdd0 creates one. You can change it pressing L2+START later.
- Including checking game option (pressing L1). It displays information about the files, size, splits or big files, if it have one.
- Support for Homebrew: you can creates ¡°homebrew¡± folder in root USB FAT device and put here others folders with an EBOOT.BIN (.self format) and one ICON0.PNG. Also you can use the internal hdd0. Homebrew is launched directly and receive the path in argv[0].
- FTP support to upload homebrew: open_manager uses ¡°OMAN46756¡å as user, by default. I recommend flashfxp to use it, because FTP support is not very good¡
NOTE: Open Manager works with Hermes payload update. So,if you return from game list, apps_home can launch gamaes without one disc (some games dont work without any disc), but if you return from Homebrew, apps_home works from usb000
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Theme: Forgiveness in an Unforgiving World
Proclamations received: Province : Nova Scotia, Manitoba, Saskatchewan; Municipality: Stratford, Pickering, Toronto, Burlington,
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"I'm very pleased to see this year's theme is forgiveness. I think it is one of the great paradoxes of spirituality: it is simple and complex, easy and difficult, all at the same time. Yet, it seems to be one of the great themes of all religions and one of the most relevant issues that we can bring to the world, where it seems to be largely ignored. The selection of resources on this topic look amazing. My interest is piqued."
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• No Enemy to Conquer: Forgiveness in an Unforgiving World, by Michael Henderson (Author), Dalai Lama (Foreword), Baylor Univ Pr., 2009 — See extracts @ The Abrahamic Family Reunion.
• No Future Without Forgiveness. by Desmond Tutu, Image. 2000
• The Book of Forgiving: The Fourfold Path for Healing Ourselves and Our World. by Desmond Tutu. HarperOne 2015
• The Forgiveness Project: Stories for a Vengeful Age, by Marina Cantacuzino, Jessica Kingsley Publishers; Reprint edition ( 2016)
• On Forgiveness: How Can We Forgive the Unforgiveable? by Richard Holloway. Canongate UK; 2002
• How to Forgive in an Unforgiving World – by John C. Fenn.CreateSpace 2016
• The Forgiveness Solution: The Whole-Body Rx for Finding True Happiness, Abundant Love, and Inner Peace. by Philip H. Friedman , Conari Press 2010
• Triumph of the Heart: Forgiveness in an Unforgiving World. by Megan Feldman Bettencourt, Avery. 2015
• Forgiveness in an Unforgiving World. Khaled Abou El Fadl
• Forgiveness in an Unforgiving World (VIDEO) – Shambhala Mountain
• THE GIFT OF FORGIVENESS By : Pr. PM Raju, Sharjah City Assembly of God.
• The Unstoppable Power of Letting Go | Jill Sherer Murray [viedo]
• Forgiveness is a Choice: A Step-by-Step Process for Resolving Anger and Restoring Hope. by Robert D Enright, American Psychological Association (APA); 2001
• Aggressiveness can be psychobiologically milded: 2. How to achieve Peace, J. Martin Ramirez.
• Part 1: The Mission of Forgiveness – National Presbyterian Church, Missio Dei: Messages from the Gospels and Acts on God's Work in the World. 2005
• Forgiveness is Power: A User's Guide to Why and How to Forgive. by William Fergus Martin. Findhorn Press 2013
• First We Stopped Throwing Stones: Post-Genocide Rwanda and a Political Theory of Forgiveness by Lucy Britt, [thesis] 2014
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As programmers we often have to deal with legacy code, usually not written by us, sometimes of bad quality, without unit tests, hard to modify, with high regression risk. One of ubiquitous code smells is so called static cling. It is so frequent because lots of developers "love" static functions, singletons and in fact greatly abuse those patterns.
We do so, because static code seems easier and faster to write, but in a longer run, the code written using those patterns is hard to test, not reentrant, coupled, maintaining global state and is just badly designed.
So what is a static cling?
Have you ever seen code like that?
Those are only two frequently met examples of a static cling. Which in other words can be defined as binding result of a function/method to some static dependency. Such a dependency is easy to introduce as invoking a static method seems like a shortcut in many cases. We don't have to care about keeping reference to an object, dependency injection and such. Especially when we do not follow TDD practices and don't start our design from writing test cases, this may lead us to many places where static method calls are overused.
What happens when later we have to test such a functionality? Mocking/stubbing such a dependency is not trivial. In Objective-C we could try to use 3rd party mocking frameworks (i.e. OCMock) which could provide static method mocking, but this is more like a workaround for a badly designed class. Swift does not support read-write reflections so Swift mocking frameworks are simply not available. That's why when we want to stub or mock certain functionality we have to use dependency injection (either manually or via frameworks such as Typhoon or Swinject).
Having a static cling in our code is one of the problems we may experience when writing unit tests post-factum. Fortunately there are some refactorization methods which allow to either eliminate a static cling or reduce its impact. There is no perfect solution, allowing us to solve the problem of a static cling without much effort. Certain methods are more invasive, others are simply wrapping the cling into non static code. In this post I will present three refactorization methods allowing to break the static cling and write mock objects for previously static functionality.
How to refactor a static cling?
Consider a really simple example of a static cling.
Method 1: Dependency injection and non-static wrapper
Let us approach the static cling, by injecting UserDAO via constructor of User object.
Note that initialiser with zero parameters was added to provide compatibility with existing code.
But this is not enough. UserDAO needs a non-static add method. We may refactor our code, by providing a non static wrapper for a static logic.
This two step refactorization allowed us to isolate UserDAO object and decouple it from User class.
We may go one step further and extract a protocol UserDAOType, to which our UserDAO will conform.
Testing such an object is now possible by injecting a mock conforming to UserDAOType protocol.
Method 2: Extract and Override
Let's go back to our original example of a static cling, but this time let us assume that we have a class not a struct. We may select our static call to UserDAO.add(name: String), inside User add(name:String) method and extract it to another non-static method.
Now we can mock one layer up, by writing a mock for the User class. Note that we are using inheritance here, so this method wouldn't work on Swift structs.
Leveraging Swift 2 protocol extensions to break a static cling
Let us assume that we have a Caller class that uses UIApplication to open iPhone's dialler to trigger emergency calls
How could we potentially test if correct number is dialled? Obvious choice is to mock UIApplication and inject it to our caller.
Unfortunately this will not work, as we cannot have two instances of UIApplication in our tests.
Swift 2 comes with protocol extensions, which come handy in this particular case. We may define openURL method as a part of Callable protocol and extend UIApplication to conform to this protocol. Later our mock object can implement Callable and after trivial changes in Caller object it may accept Callable dependency.
Static cling is usually a code smell, in this post I showed three methods allowing to eliminate static code coupling.
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Hey there folks I really wish I had some good news for you today but sadly I do not. Not too long ago I found out that Anton Yelchin has passed away due to a freak accident. Yelchin was discovered pinned between his car and a brick pillar at around 1:00 AM Sunday morning. Yelchin's friends grew concerned after he failed to show up for rehearsal.
I will admit, I've only ever seen him in the Star Trek movies and maybe one other movie called Fright Night. And Fright Night isn't the best example of how good of an actor he is. However from his performance in Star Trek alone he had talent that sadly will no longer be able to reach it's fullest potential. As soon as I'm done here I think I'm going to do a Star Trek and Star Trek Into Darkness double feature. I might even check out some of his other work as well because I'd like to see the type of work that actor has done aside from the more well known projects he's done.
This sucks, this really sucks. I considered myself to be a fan of his. This may have been an accident but that doesn't make this any less tragic. I can't even begin to imagine what his family is going through. So myself and the rest of the GotR crew give our deepest condolences to the Yelchin family. We are very sorry for your loss.
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I therefore request that (a) either Starbucks definitively confirms that it will NEVER open a branch there in deference to the building's history or (b) that it will only do so on condition that the jazz club is revived. Starbucks already sponsors a number of jazz festivals in the UK. It is ironic if it also helps puts nails in the coffin of an iconic building for music.
The move of the Vortex to Dalston was forced on it by the intransigent position of Mr Midda. That it is thriving there has been at a great expense of time and money of the many involved. To have been able to stay in Stoke Newington Church Street would have been desirable.
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Security professionals must update and address their defensive strategies to be proactive against cyber threats, a researcher said Wednesday at the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas.
Although the industry has made progress, the way defense has been played against attacks has been the same way for a very long time, Iftach Ian Amit, director of services for IOActive, said during his "Maximizing Home-Field Advantage" session at the conference in Las Vegas, Nevada.
"We're using firewalls the same way that people used walls in the Middle Ages," Amit said. "At some point we lost the realization that all those walls are obstructing our views."
While attackers have a clear view of an enterprise's network, companies often face "walls" obstructing their views, he said.
Organizations are accustomed to spending money on out-of-the-box solutions, even though they may already have the resources they need for an affective defensive strategy in place, he said. One key ingredient he mentioned are logs, which he states are the best investment on creating an effective security strategy.
"We're really far from doing something effective with all of the data we have," he said. "In the cost of a couple of SIEM devices, you can hire a couple of people that can go through chunks of logs and actually make sense out of it for your organization. You need to be able to tune that data to your needs and assets."
Amit said there is no such thing as an all-encompassing security strategy, and while businesses may have worked to put one together, it needs to be constantly updated through the intelligence they collect.
"Intelligence is key, and you can get it from many different places [like] marketing and sales teams," he said. "Talk to the people that run the business and ask them about what's out there against competitors."
Once information is collected, Amit said the next logical step would be to start putting the proper security "fences" in place. However, technology should come last, and educating and alerting those within the organization should be a primary focus.
"There are a lot of people that hold information on your organization," Amit said. "People are hackable, just as well as computers are."
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This is generally what you have going for right now: Only thing I'm able to see is smoothness. Sounds like a cat's moan.Spoiler:
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From the few gifs here, that's the general thing. You're lacking in fundamentals—especially anticipation. I would advise you to go familiarize yourself with your infamous 12 principles of animation. With time I'm confident you'll improve, so just hang in there. I still enjoy the backgrounds that you've added which is always a nice touch.
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Step by Step
One Day at a Time
Moment by Moment
Bit by Bit
All sayings that we say from time to time indicating the need to slow down and deal with what you can accordingly, and not worry or deliberate about the future.One step at a time.Usually when I say that about things I have to do or someone else responsibility, it is said because of the overwhelming response to a task at hand.Well ....this week has been a week from somewhere other than my brain...lol.I have dealt the truck(again), inspections, inspectors, parents, just STUFF, different things that in an isolated incident would be fine to handle.But as some of know, when it rains, everything around it gets wet...So I began to think ahead to ward off the effects of some of the STUFF.Well ...that does not work...you end up loosing sleep, getting sick,and becoming ineffective.So, by Tuesday, I called it quits, and a night..EARLY.I recall "speaking" to two people, but I don't recall our conversation.(sorry Glynnis...lol)I remember nothing...lol.My girl just hung in there as I uh huh'd or just said something silly, or random.I do remember breaking down and having VanTelle in the room with me.They were doing their rendition of circle time....FUN!!!
So yeah, by the time yesterday hit, I needed OUT...lol.So I went to the gym and to WALMART.That place is a safe haven for stressed out moms.Well I wasn't really stressed. just done.Like a Thanksgiving turkey.....done....spent....over it all....work, bills, daycare, people.....
So as I was walking through Walmart, I began to hear the song and sing it, One Step at a Time, by Jordan Sparks.And I began to think about life, and how we should and need to take things one step at a time.Me being the Queen of Contingency, I tend to go into worry wart mode about somethings.Or tend to want to fix, think ahead or plan for....ahhh let's see...next April....lol
ok...not that far ahead, well depends....you get my point though.
I realized that I have to take this deployment, life, work, everything, one step at a time, moment by moment.That does not mean I cannot plan ahead etc, but as far as fixing, dealing....deal moment by moment.It took me till last night to figure out that I am carrying quite a load.The children, the home, my job, church, deployment...yadda yadda....I didn't REALLY know that.Keeping it all together and tight can be stressful...if I am not taking it bit by bit...moment by moment ! So I am gonna continue to slow down and take it one step at a time.Do what I can and can what I can't!I sometimes think so much about the next step, moment, decision, that I am loosing it.One thing I do know is that God has everything in his hands, and I need not worry ....about anything.
The Power of the Webcam.....
Soooo Vannell was the first to get the discipline via web cam.Yesterday, he decided he wanted cookies for snack, instead of the snack being served.Well in true Vannell fashion, when he does not get what he wants, he began to yell..." I waaaanaannnt my daaaadddddyy!!.."....yeah...so....that gets old real quick.Don't get me wrong, I know he misses his dad, but I also know he knows that that may get him what he wants.So yeah, Vannell was on the yahoo, and heard him and was like...let me speak to him.He did the ole Daddy 1,2,3...and Vannell shut right up.......*insert hallelujah music here*...he shut right up....and did his infamous sniff, as if to say, i'll be quiet now....but wait till tomorrow....after school...by the cubbies.
Radiant is taking to mimicking everything I do.ahhhh annoying at best.Between that and her random questions, I am sooo ready to adopt another 9 year old to keep her busy.It's so weird, you'd be watching tv, and she will just come up and say,...mommy...um......I just want you to know that I am taking a showere.Ooooook......hmmmm!Or.....something like I am eating five cookies...or ....you get it....?!Random and my favorite was during and inspection she asked something really crazy about gym or something.Do you see that I am busy???....lol.So had I a discovery, a JOB...I pay her to put away clothes.hey, I get stuff done and she gets money.Most of all it gets her busy with something.
Bless her heart, she is being home schooled now and that means spending more time with me.Which means more time studying me, and while I thing imitation is a high form of flattery, it can be annoying.ROTFLOL....she has learned to suck her teeth (as to clean them) as I do at times when I have a piece of meat in them.This may be tmi , but I have a cavity,and at times meat gets stuck and I have to clean it, well if I don't feel like getting up, I have learned how to kid of flush is out with my tongue.Which causes a little sound...well she has mastered the sound.Nothing in her teeth, but she has it down pack.And you know when your kids know they are getting on your nerves on purpose, and they have THAT look,well she does it when she is cleaning out her teeth...lol...funny....NOT.
Well i look forward to tomorrow.I don't know what my plans are this weekend.I guess we are suppose to get snow...fingers crossed.I love weekend snow...
Well the house is quiet now, besides my napping music.All are sleep....yaaay so I am going to catch up on some work before its time to get ShanVan, or is it VanTelle???
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The youth channel is turning Sunday nights into movie night with a new programming block, plus two new shows for January.
YTV is reshaping its Sunday night programming with an all-new, all-movie format.
Big Fun Movies will launch Jan. 2 at 2 p.m. with three back-to-back movies. The block will be hosted by Laura, a former actor on YTV's System Crash and the host of a weekly series of interstitials on the channel. Sponsorship opportunities for the block are available.
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In addition to the new programming block, YTV is also introducing two new shows this January, Pound Puppies and Almost Naked Animals. Pound Puppies (26 x 30) is an animated series based on the '80s toys of the same name, following a team of dogs who find homes for other dogs. The show starts Jan. 4 at 12 p.m. in the Playtime block.
Almost Naked Animals (26 x 30) is another animated series, starring – wait for it – 'a cast of shaved, underwear-clad animals who live in a beachfront hotel called The Copabanana.' A Canadian series, Almost Naked Animals starts Jan. 8 at 9:30 a.m. in the Crunch programming block.


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Countries are often ranked according to their GDP (Gross Domestic Production). Usually not considered, or even having any consistent criteria, is some kind of GHQ (Gross Happiness Quotient).
According to Forbes, the 5 happiest countries in the world are:
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Is there a cut off time for entrance?Nope! You can bring them anytime during event hours.
How's the security?The safety of every child is our primary concern. We utilize a single entry & exit, make sure only our staff are interacting with the kids, each child is signed in and out, we check a photo ID at sign out. If there is ever an issue you will be contacted by the manager. If you need to reach your child during an event, please call us at (830) 268-8808.
My child has special needs/food allergies/takes medications...We strive to accommodate every child and there are many special needs children who thrive in our environment. Children must function in a group setting and not require 1 on 1 supervision. We cannot accommodate children who refuse to stay in a designated area or one whose behavior endangers themselves or others. If your child has a food allergy, please let the manager know. Also, please discuss with your child which foods are acceptable for them to purchase & consume. You are welcome to leave medication or inhalers, epi-pens, etc with the manager on duty.
Can children bring a phone/iPod/mobile device etc.?We prefer that children leave these items at home and cannot be responsible for lost or stolen items. Children are very active during our events, and phones can fall out of pockets or be broken during a game.
There is a phone available if children need to reach you during an event.
Do you screen the music?Yes, we start with popular radio edited music and then apply the 'mom test.' There are often songs that children request that just don't meet our standards. Our DJs use an approved playlist and we constantly screen music to see what's appropriate to add. The music is fun, upbeat and easy to dance to!
How do I schedule a birthday party?Plase call us at (830) 268-8808, we will be happy to talk with you about the details. Birthday parties at our events are easy, hassle free and so much FUN!


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First-Go Balance Bike - Red
IMPORTANT! Free UK Shipping however please allow 7-10 working days for delivery to UK.
Ready, set, woa! They'll be off in a flash with the Banwood First-Go Balance Bike, designed to ease the transition to pedals. This beautiful white steel frame bicycle is safe, durable, and will boost your child's natural motor skills. Finished with grown-up charm, it features a handy wicker basket for your pre-schooler's inseparables of choice.
Banwood are a family-owned design company from Germany. Their focus: safe, high-quality, and timeless cycling products for children.
- Banwood First-Go Balance Bike
- Steel frame with a red finish
- Minimal seat height 32cm
- Maximum seat height 40 cm
- Ergonomic and comfortable seat
- Handlebar Height: adjustable from 50 to 59 cm
- Wicker basket
- 12" wheels
- Weight: 4.5 Kg
- Suggested age from 2.5 years* - 5 Years
- CE Certification
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Within Australia we offer free shipping for orders over $50 and a charge a flat fee of $6.95 for orders up to that amount.
For international sales, it's a little harder for us and we're working on a better solution than the one we currently have.
So here's what we've done for now... we've set some flat rates based on the best advice we would get for parcel prices. If your parcel costs less to send, we will refund the difference to your account. If it costs more, we'll wear that. We think that's the fairest solution we can come up with and hope it will encourage you to shop with us.
Please note, we use a standard shipping service which, in most cases, can't be tracked and rely on our providers including Australia Post to reliably deliver your purchases. We can't make any guarantees after items leave us and can't be held responsible for any lost packages or delivery issues. What we can guarantee is that we will wrap, pack and send your parcel with the greatest of care.
If there's a problem, let's talk about it and work together to find a solution.
Within Australia, postage can take between 1 and 5 (and sometimes up to 10 depending on your postcode) days to deliver, depending on location. Internationally, we're told it can be between several days and up to three or four weeks (in some cases even a little longer).
If you need your order faster, please contact us to look into alternative shipping methods (of course there will be an additional charge for that).
If a parcel is unclaimed and returned to us, we're sorry to let you know that we will have to deduct any original postage if we refund it and charge additional postage to re-send it.
All international packages are marked as 'merchandise'. The purchaser is responsible for any customs, duty and or tax that might be charged by your specific country.


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Who were the Palatines? Where did they come from, and why did they come to America?
Find out the answers to those questions and much more when Ray Brown presents his program, "The Poor Palatines", at the Root Seekers Genealogical Society meeting on Monday, August 15, at 7 pm in the Resource Room of the Tri-County Library in Mabank.
We will also be voting on the proposed changes to the Root Seekers Bylaws. Please make plans to attend.


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Born: Kent, United Kingdom, 1962
Education: Goldsmiths College, London, 1988
Currently lives and works in London and Accord, NY.
Selected One-Person Exhibitions:
RA: Prints Pictures, Royal Academy of Arts, London
Mum, Sprüth Magers, London (catalogue)
Mum, Matthew Marks Gallery, New York (catalogue)
Front of a Snowman, Aspen Art Museum, CO
Lions and Unicorns, White Cube Gallery, São Paulo
Tate Britain, London (catalogue)
The Wonky Wheel, Matthew Marks Gallery, New York (catalogue)
White Cube, London
Gary Hume: 2, Sprüth Magers, Berlin
Anxiety and the Horse, Matthew Marks Gallery, New York
The Indifferent Owl, White Cube, London (catalogue)
Beauty, Pinchuk Art Centre, Kiev, Ukraine
Flashback, Leeds Art Gallery, United Kingdom. Traveled to Wolverhampton Art Gallery, United Kingdom; Jerwood Gallery, Hastings, United Kingdom; and Aberdeen Art Gallery, Scotland (catalogue)
Bird in a Fishtank, Sprüth Magers, Berlin
New Work, New Art Centre, Roche Court, East Winterslow, United Kingdom
Yardwork, Matthew Marks Gallery, New York (catalogue)
Door Paintings, Modern Art Oxford (catalogue)
Baby Birds and Things That Are Left Behind, Galleria Lorcan O'Neill, Rome (catalogue)
American Tan, White Cube, London (catalogue)
Angels, Flowers and Icons, Hastings Museum and Art Gallery, United Kingdom
Cave Paintings, White Cube, London
Carnival, Matthew Marks Gallery, New York
Karneval, Kestnergesellschaft, Hannover, Germany (catalogue)
The Bird had a Yellow Beak, Kunsthaus Bregenz, Austria (catalogue)
Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin (catalogue)
Matthew Marks Gallery, New York
Back of a Snowman, Art on the Plaza, The Ritz-Carlton, (installation sponsored by Creative Time), Battery Park, New York
White Cube, London (catalogue)
New Paintings, Matthew Marks Gallery, New York
Culturgest, Casa do Mundo, Lisbon. Traveled to Fundació "la Caixa," Barcelona (catalogue)
Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Dean Gallery, Edinburgh
British Pavilion, Venice Biennale (catalogue)
Whitechapel Gallery, London (catalogue)
Turnaround: Inside Out at the Hayward, Hayward Gallery, London
Small Paintings, Matthew Marks Gallery, New York
Matthew Marks Gallery, New York
Bonnefantenmuseum, Maastricht, Netherlands (catalogue)
São Paulo Biennial (catalogue)
White Cube/Jay Jopling, London
Kunsthalle Bern. Traveled to Institute of Contemporary Arts, London (catalogue)
New Paintings, Matthew Marks Gallery, New York
Recent Paintings, Matthew Marks Gallery, New York
Tarpaulins, Galerie Tanja Grunert, Cologne
The Dolphin Paintings, Karsten Schubert Ltd., London
Recent Works, Karsten Schubert Ltd., London
Selected Group Exhibitions
Line, Form and Colour - Works from the Berardo Collection, Museu Coleção Berardo, Lisbon
Profound Identities: Beauty and Subjugation from The Goss-Michael Collection, Goss-Michael Foundation, Dallas
English Sculptors in New United Kingdom, Hall Art Foundation, Reading, VT
Michael Jackson: On the Wall, National Portrait Gallery, London
A Certain Kind of Light, Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne, United Kingdom
Against Landscape, The Glasgow School of Art
#LondonTrending, Guildhall Art Gallery, London
Occasional Geometries: Rana Begum Curates the Arts Council Collection, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, West Bretton, United Kingdom (catalogue)
Coming Out: Sexuality, Gender and Identity, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
What's in Store?, Salford Museum and Art Gallery, United Kingdom
At Home, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, West Bretton, United Kingdom
Terrain: Land into Art, Hestercombe Gallery, Somerset, United Kingdom
Seeing Around Corners, Turner Contemporary, Margate, United Kingdom
10 Sculptures, Matthew Marks Gallery, Los Angeles
After Picasso: 80 Contemporary Artists, Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus, OH
Summer Exhibition 2015, Royal Academy of Arts, London
Works from the Astrup Fearnley Collection, Astrup Fearnley Museet, Oslo
Natures, Natural and Unnatural, Whitechapel Gallery, London
Private Utopia: Contemporary Art from the British Council Collection, Dunedin Public Art Gallery, New Zealand
Traces of Modernism, Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, Germany
Van Gogh Live!, Fondation Vincent Van Gogh, Arles
Form through Colour: Josef Albers, Anni Albers and Gary Hume, Somerset House, London
The Line (sculpture walk), East London
Face to Face: British Portraits from the Clifford Chance Art Collection, Sir John Soane's Museum, London
NOW-ISM: Abstraction Today, Pizzuti Collection, Columbus, OH
British British Polish Polish, Centre for Contemporary Art, Uzjazdowski Castle, Poland
Here, There and Somewhere In Between, Royal Academy at Hatfield House, London
Darren Almond, Katharina Fritsch, Martin Honert, Gary Hume, Paul Sietsema, Rebecca Warren, Terry Winters, Matthew Marks Gallery, Los Angeles
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2012, Royal Academy of Arts, London
Freedom not Genius: Works from Damien Hirst's Murderme Collection, Pinacoteca Giovanne e Marella Agnelli, Turin, Italy
AKA PEACE, Institute of Contemporary Arts, London
Encounter: The Royal Academy Exhibition in Asia/Middle East, Lasalle College of the Arts, Singapore
Collection Platform 1: Circulation, Pinchuk Art Centre, Kiev, Ukraine
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2011, Royal Academy of Arts, London
Structure and Absence, White Cube, London
Snap, Aldeburgh Festival, Suffolk, United Kingdom
Kupferstichkabinett: Between Thought and Action, White Cube, London
Five Decades of Passion Part Two: The Founding of the Center, 1989-1991, Fisher Landau Center for Art, New York
WE ARE THE WORLD: Figures & Portraits, Fisher Landau Center for Art, New York
Paper, Fisher Landau Center for Art, New York
Gifts from the Alex Katz Foundation, Colby College Museum of Art, Waterville, ME
Eye on Europe: Prints, Books and Multiples/1960 to Now, 2007, The Museum of Modern Art, New York
Art Now: Confronting Figures, Middlebury College Museum of Art, VT
Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy, London
Supernova, Kunstihoone, Talinn, Estonia
Art of the Garden, Tate Britain, London (catalogue)
Supernova: Art of the 1990s from the Logan Collection, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (catalogue)
Painting Pictures, Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, Germany
Edén: La Colección Jumex en el Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso, Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso, Mexico City
Remix: Contemporary Art and Pop, Tate Liverpool, United Kingdom
Painting on the Move, Kunstmuseum Basel
Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy of Art, London
Alchemy, Stephen Lawrence Gallery, University of Greenwich, London
Spy, Monika Sprüth Gallery, Cologne (catalogue)
Collaborations with Parkett: 1984 to Now, The Museum of Modern Art, New York
Public Offerings, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (catalogue)
Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy of Arts, London
Tenth Anniversary Exhibition, 100 Drawings and Photographs, Matthew Marks Gallery, New York (catalogue)
Heads and Hands, Decatur House Museum, Washington, DC
Century City, Tate Modern, London
Painting the Century: 101 Portrait Masterpieces 1900-2000, National Portrait Gallery, London
Sincerely Yours, Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art, Oslo
Out There, White Cube 2, London
Fourth Wall: Turner on the Thames, Lyttleton Theatre, South Bank, London
Trace and Art Lovers, Liverpool Biennial of Contemporary Art, Compton House, Liverpool, United Kingdom
Malerei, Kunsthalle Berlin
Graphic! British Prints Now, Yale Center for British Art, New Haven
Distinctive Elements: Contemporary British Art Exhibition, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Korea, Gwacheong, South Korea
Richard Wentworth's Thinking Aloud, Arts Council of England National Touring Exhibition (Hayward Gallery)
London Calling, The British School at Rome
Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy of Arts, London
Turning Up, No. 5, Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, Germany
Real/Life : New British Art, British Council Touring Exhibition. Traveled to Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Fine Arts, Japan; and Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art
The Janet Wolfson de Botton Gift, Tate Gallery, London
The Sound of One Hand: The Collection of Collier Schorr, Apex Art, New York
Dimensions Variable, British Council Touring Exhibition, Museum of Contemporary Arts and Ludwig Museum, Budapest; Slovak National Gallery, Bratislava; and Exhibition Hall, Bucharest
Jerwood Painting Prize 1997, Lethaby Galleries, Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, London
Sensation, Royal Academy of Arts, London. Traveled to Hamburger Bahnhof — Museum für Gegenwart, Berlin; and Brooklyn Museum of Art, New York
SITE Santa Fe Film Festival, Santa Fe, NM
Truce: Echoes of Art in an Age of Endless Conclusions, SITE Santa Fe, NM (catalogue)
Display, Charlottenborg Museum of Contemporary Art, Copenhagen
Renovate, Shoreditch Town Hall, London
Multiple Choice: Obras impesad de jovens artistas Británicos, British Council International Touring Exhibition
A Ilha do Tesouro / Treasure Island, Centro de Arte Moderna, Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon
Such is Life, Serpentine Gallery Bookshop, London. Traveled to Palais des Beaux Arts, Brussels
Turner Prize 1996, Tate Gallery, London
About Vision: New British Painting in the 1990s, Museum of Modern Art, Oxford
Full House. Young British Art, Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, Germany
A Small Shifting Sphere of Serious Culture, Institute of Contemporary Arts, London
Artisti Britanici a Roma, Festival of Contemporary British Arts, Magazzini d'Arte Moderna, Rome
Ace! Arts Council Collection: New Purchases, Arts Council of England National Touring Exhibition. Traveled to Hatton Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne; Harris Museum and Art Gallery, Preston; Oldham Art Gallery; Hayward Gallery, London; Ikon Gallery Birmingham; Mappin Art Gallery, Sheffield; Angel Row Gallery, Nottingham; Ormeau Baths Gallery, Belfast; and Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol
General Release: Young British Artists at Scuola San Pasquale, Venice
Biennale (catalogue)
Brilliant! New Art from London, Walker Art Center, Minneapolis. Traveled to Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston
British Art Show 4, National Touring Exhibition, Hayward Gallery, London. Traveled to Manchester and Edinburgh
Wild Walls, Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam (catalogue)
Summer 1995, Matthew Marks Gallery, New York
Unbound: Possibilities in Painting, Hayward Gallery, London
Football Karaoke, Portikus, Frankfurt (catalogue)
The Rome Project, David Winton Bell Gallery, List Art Center, Brown University, Providence, RI (catalogue)
New Voices, Musée national d'histoire d'art, Luxembourg
New Voices: New Works for the British Council Collection, British Council International Touring Exhibition
Nayland Blake, Richmond Burton, Peter Cain, Gary Hume, Matthew Marks Gallery, New York
Etats spécifiques, Musée des Beaux-Arts André Malraux, Le Havre, France
Confrontaciones: Arte último británico y español, Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid
Summer Group Exhibition, Matthew Marks Gallery, New York
Artists' Sketchbooks, Matthew Marks Gallery, New York
The British Art Show 1990, Arts Council of England National Touring Exhibition. Traveled to McLellan Galleries, Glasgow; Leeds City Art Gallery; and Hayward Gallery, London (catalogue)
Angela Bulloch, Gary Hume, Michael Landy, Esther Schipper, Steve DiBenedetto, Gary Hume, Julian Lethbridge, Nicholas Rule, Matthew Weinstein, Lorence Monk Gallery, New York
Ian Davenport, Gary Hume, Michael Landy, Karsten Schubert Ltd., London
Freeze. Part II, Surrey Docks, London


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Parish Ministries
For further information on any of these ministries, please contact the church office.
Altar Guild: This is a ministry of service which performs the functions of preparing the Altar for worship. The altar guild is made up of several teams which take turns preparing the altar for Sundays, week days and any special services.
Acolytes: Acolytes assist in the order of service by leading processions and helping at the Altar. The acolytes are typically young people ages 10 through high school. As a small church we also encourage older acolytes to also become lay readers. When a Senior in HS the acolyte may also be trained as a Eucharistic minister. Acolytes may continue on past high school.
Eucharistic Ministers: We have two categories of eucharistic ministers. Some eucharistic ministers offer the chalice during Holy Communion. Other eucharistic ministers are trained to take the consecrated elements to those who are ill or otherwise unable to attend worship. Eucharistic ministers are baptized and confirmed, aged 16 and older.
Lay Lectors: Lectors assist during worship by reading the appointed lessons. Lectors are typically baptized adults or young adults who may or may not be Confirmed.
Litanists: Litanists are lay lectors who lead our prayers during worship.
Cemetery Committee: This committee is responsible for maintaining St. Christopher's cemetery and operating the cemetery according to the rules and regulations set forth by the vestry. St. Christopher's also has a Columbarium. Cemetery plots and niches are available to members and may be purchased by contacting the committee chairman or the church office.
Communication and Publicity: Along with this website, St. Christopher's also publishes a monthly newsletter called "The Spirit", which is distributed both by mail and by email. If you wish to be on the mailing list, please contact the church office. You may also access the Diocese of West Texas at www.westtexasonline.org.
Daughters of the King (DOK): An international order of women dedicated to prayer and service to God and the Church. Women receive training and spiritual formation and are commissioned by the Rector of the parish.
Episcopal Church Women (ECW): The ECW meets once each month and is responsible for the Annual Tasting Tea and other church activities, receptions and events. Any and all Episcopalian women are invited to attend. A women's study group meets every Thursday (except summertime) at 11:30 am.
Men's Group: Men of the church gather each month in the parish Hall. Join us for burgers and fellowship and a chance to meet with friends.
Outreach Committee: This committee is responsible for allocating church funds set aside to reach beyond our parish and help others in need in our community and around the world. The church budgets a certain amount each year for this purpose and the committee also holds fund raising events to augment the dollars available for distribution.
Prayer Chain: Whenever the need for prayer arises in our parish, the prayer chain goes into action. The prayer chain is a system whereby a web of prayer is spun for those in need.
Ushers: These volunteers welcome people as they arrive for worship and keep an eye out for newcomers and visitors making sure they feel at home. They also distribute name tags and the morning service leaflet.
Vestry: The Vestry is the governing body of the parish. Vestry members are elected to three year terms at the annual Parish Meeting held in January of each year. To be on the vestry, a member must be a confirmed communicant in good standing.


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Energetic Projection as a lesson taught by my daughter
What is energetic projection? We like to create our own pictures of reality and paste them over other people – that's essentially it! My daughter reminds me that I am not immune to doing this just because I work with energy.


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Once upon a time there were two worlds
... the world of creativity and the world of business.
Creative people were imaginative and passionate but often believed they were misunderstood by their neighbours in the world of business.
Business people were smart but they worried about soaring customer expectations and a slow moving economy. They understood that to succeed they would need courage and imagination to stand out from the crowd. and so they looked to the world of creativity - excited by its potential, but uncertain if they could be part of it.
Often the two worlds collided. the differences in culture, language, and beliefs made talking to each other difficult and misunderstandings commonplace. Both worlds tried their best, but came away feeling let down and frustrated. But when the two worlds got on, in an atmosphere of trust and respect, great things happened. they discovered better ways of working. their people were inspired and more passionate. They created innovative products and services, and mind-blowing customer experiences. and everyone felt good.
Feelgood Agency works with both creative and business people to improve the way they interact with ideas, innovation and each other.