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REV. JONATHAN CHURHO LEE has been appointed the pastor for Immanuel UMC. Rev. Churho Lee with wife, Dayeon Kim and sons, Caleb Jaesung and Nathan Jaehoon come to us from Le Center UMC where he served as lead pastor since 2005. He has a Master of Divinity from Luther Theological Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota and has felt the call into ministry as a life-time minister and missionary. Rev. Churho Lee shared, "I have prepared for my ministry not only for a church but also for the world, which God has shown me as His mission field."
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Deb Cupryna was Immanuel's previous Adminsitrative Assistant back in 1998 and then moved in mid-1999 with her husband, John to pastor a church in Independence, Iowa for 9 years, and then a church in Spring Lake Park, Minnesota for 2 years. She now is back residing in Maple Grove and once again found her home at Immanuel UMC. She comments, "It's great to be back and see God's blessing in the church with a new addition, which was only a blueprint in 1998!"
Deb grew up in the United Methodist Church attending and being confirmed at Church of Peace in Richfield, Minnesota. Her marriage of 37 years all started with the ceremony at Asbury United Methodist Church in Minneapolis. Then , as a youth there were many summers spent at Camp Koronis (church camp) in Paynesville, Minnesota.
Deb has grown children (David (Sasha), Sarah, and Jacob) and four grandchild (Olive, Corbin, Alyse and Eliana) all who reside in Maple Grove. Previous ministries include Children's Ministry Director, Senior Care Ministries and Women's Ministries. When time allows for a hobby, she loves to do creative projects and of course, spend time with her family.
Leanne La Fave has been a member of Immanuel UMC her entire life and is proud to call Immanuel her "home church" and has attended here all her life. She has been playing piano and organ at Immanuel over 35 years playing for our Sunday service and also accompanying the choir which practices each Wednesday evening from September through May. She also plays for special services, weddings, funerals and special music at Immanuel. Leanne is available to play piano for weddings and funerals both at Immanuel as well as other venues. She has also enjoyed playing for the Cross Community Players productions in the past.
Leanne holds other positions outside the church as well, working full-time for R&M Manufacturing Company for 22 years doing purchasing, estimating and customer service. She also is a licensed realtor with Edina Realty serving the community for over 12 years!
Leanne has three grown children (Tonya, Holly, and John) who all have children of their own making Leanne a very proud grandma of five! Leanne's fourth child, daughter Jessie sadly lost her courageous battle with cancer in 2009 at age 24 and is a presence that will forever be deeply missed by not only her immediate family, and countless friends, but also her extended family at Immanuel.
Leanne's favorite pastime is babysitting her grandchildren. She enjoys playing piano, flower gardening and walking.


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We welcome donations for projects around the school. If you would like to make a donation please contact the school office on 01442406545. However, if you'd like to be more involved with organinsing or supporting fundraising events you can contact our Parents' Association.
School & Community Project
Stage One: New Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA)
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A big THANK YOU to all our sponsors!
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Charity Support
We are very proud to be able to provide support to charities chosen by our School Council, who regularly organise fundraising events across the school. This year we are supporting Rosie's Rainbow Fund.
In 2014-15 we supported Children with Cancer UK - Urgent Brain Tumour Appeal. Profits from Christmas Production ticket sales, book sales, non-uniform days and other charity events are donated to the charity, so far this has raised a staggering £2613.31.
Between September 2012 and July 2014, similar events raised £3302.43 for Dogs for the Disabled, our chosen charity for that period.

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Sri vs Aus 3rd test Day 3 highlights | 15 Aug , 2016 – MyCricketHighlights
Australia vs Srilanka 3rd test day Highlights :
Australian batting line up is getting in form during Srilankan tour. In first two test Australian batting were like a sand ball against Srilankan bowlers especially against sipn attack. R Herath bowled very well in this series. But in 3rd test Australian Batting scrored 379 runs. Srilanka Scored 355 in 1st inning. S March and S Smith Scored a century for Australia. MyCricketHighlights.
This became a on hand day of check cricket all spherical. Rangana Herath's magic fingers conjured six wickets. Mitchell Marsh's tough hands price him the risk for extra than a fifty. Kusal Perera's lightning fingers effected two first-rate stumpings. Shaun Marsh and Steven Smith performed valuable palms, scoring Australia's best centuries of the series. And via the near of play on the 0.33 day in Colombo, it became impossible to say which group had the upper hand.
That, after multiple walkovers in Pallekele and Galle, was a blessing. True, the Warne-Muralitharan Trophy will be supplied to Angelo Mathews irrespective of what takes place in this take a look at, however Smith and Marsh at least reduced the chances of a whitewash and made a competition of this suit. And it's miles accurate to put the credit entirely with the ones two guys, for after their 246-run partnership ended, Australia's ultimate 9 wickets tumbled for 112.
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Postnatal Yoga for Mother and Baby: Yogawest
Postnatal yoga classes for mothers with babies offer a nurturing space to heal and regain strength after birth.
Through the yoga practice, reconnect with your body, enjoy a space to rest and re-energise; and the great bit is you can bring your baby so you don't need a babysitter. Taught by Charlotte Hunt.
You can join the postnatal class when your baby is around 6-8 weeks. The first 6 weeks are for rest after birth to give space, rest and plenty of bonding time for mother and baby.
If you are at all concerned about returning or beginning yoga practise after having a baby consult your GP for advice.
The benefits of postnatal yoga are many and include:
– encourages good breathing awareness
– develops patience and inner-calm
– strengthens the back, abdominal and pelvic floor muscles
– releases tension in shoulders and neck muscles
– helps to improve posture
– decreases overall stress and promotes relaxation
– rejuvenates the mind and increases energy
– provides an opportunity to connect with other parents
- Tuesdays, 3 – 4pm
- Dates Oct 31, Nov 7, 14, 21, 28, Dec 5, 12
- Booking form on Yogawest webpage
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League of the Talking Skull
Main Page
One of these days I'm gonna count up the nights of adventures we've had
but not today and here is the first attempt: Quick Log. Today I make a wiki. It has your characters: Snakeskin, Jim, Jampin, and Caroline
It has the places you've been: Brad, Corinthia, and Iota.
It includes important figures in the world like Demon King Malthus, Charlie the Skeleton, The Blue Knights, and Balinor.
Even general pages like this one on Dragonborns.
I've even uploaded the newspapers you've featured in.
Update: The party has crossed into the Feywild. Except for Snakeskin who stuck with his gut and his door.
I guess, now that you've left your home world behind, it's as good a time as any to give it a name. The Dragonborns call it Drakimisthaufen or short Drakimi. The elves call it Minya Eska. In Common it is simply Lint. Will you ever return to your home world? What forces brought you to that mysterious room of doors? Will they act again in your fates? Are they good or are they evil? What happened to that crazy dwarf Alrick?
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Office space chock-full of sectioned cubicles simply isn't the trending layout for office spaces anymore … in fact, more companies are transitioning out of the cubicle-culture to open floor plans. This open concept layout encourages greater communication and teamwork within the company and has become attractive to millennials entering the workforce.
Whether you're looking for new creative space in Philly or are ready to transition your company out of the basement and into an official office space, here are a few options to help you avoid the cubicle.
Co-Working Spaces
Co-working spaces have become popular among contractors, freelancers and start-up companies because they are cost-effective and provide an office environment that is open and supports collaboration. These offices are often set up through memberships that allow people to pay for the time needed or pay a monthly fee to use the office space.
A co-working space allows for people to work together with people who are in the same industry or in other industries; it breeds networking. A co-working environment requires no lease and still has many of the traditional office perks like a receptionist and meeting rooms. This is an alternative to the cubicle office space and allows for constant interaction and collaboration without committing to a pricey lease.
Philadelphia is a hot spot for millennials looking to start their career, many with start-ups, in an environment that's creative and fresh. Startup PHL has a great list that compares the various co-working space options in Philly.
Updated Warehouse Space
Warehouses provide exceptional space and fluidity for office space. It allows for a completely open concept that can be designed creatively and specifically for any business. The updated warehouse look is something new and untraditional that will attract creative employees.
With endless amounts of space, you aren't limited to secluding everyone in separate cubicles and can master a space that will adhere to your company's goals and culture. This urban look will spice up the traditional cubicle-filled office spaces found in Philly and will appeal to those looking to work in a creative and inspiring office space.
Creative Home Away From Home
The homey, all-in-one, horizontal creative office space is a hot trend that the SoNo project is bringing to Philly. This project will bring an entirely new type of office to Philly, including open-concept office space, a rooftop amenity deck, stadium seating for presentations and large meetings, a healthy-food cafeteria, exercise rooms, onsite parking and bike parking.
Creative spaces are attracting the millennials entering the work world and many other people who are looking for an office space that encourages creativity and collaboration to wake up their usual mundane workday. Essentially, this type of creative space fulfills employees' wants and needs and makes them feel at home while at work.
The creative office space offers companies the opportunity to really understand and communicate with every employee in the office. The look and feel of a company's office space is a big seller for potential employees and could upgrade the kind of people you attract to your company.
Cubicles separate and cut off each employee, whereas creative spaces improve productivity and communication because there is no limit to collaboration. Consider these alternatives to the typical office space full of cubicles and you will find that your office's morale and work improves.
Want to learn more? Connect with our team at Alliance HSP to discuss some of the other great ways to avoid the cubicle in Philly.


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Internet service provider BT has unveiled its new HomeHub 3 router, which is set to be launched at the end of this month.
The next-generation wireless broadband router will be included with Total Broadband and Infinity fibre broadband deals from February 28th 2011.
It is designed to support both ADSL and fibre-to-the-cabinet broadband services, with ports included for both connection options.
While new customers will receive the router for free, existing BT broadband package subscribers will face a one-off £46 fee to receive a HomeHub 3.
The device is approximately half the size of the current model, the HomeHub 2, and automatically selects the most-appropriate Wi-Fi channel on behalf of the user.
BT is currently investing £2.5 billion upgrading its national broadband infrastructure, enabling businesses and households across the UK to take advantage of its new Infinity fibre broadband deals.


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Newborn Baby, Maternity and Family Photography in Cornwall
Welcome to AnA Photography
Cornwalls' Award Winning Newborn, Baby, Maternity and Family Portrait Photographers.
AnA Photography, was established by Aimiee and Anthony in 2007.
Our photography studio is situated in the beautiful countryside near Bodmin, Cornwall, and is fully equipped with specialist equipment for Newborn and Baby Photo Shoots, as well as our Maternity and Family Portrait Sessions.
250 Newborn Babies Photographed at our Studio!
Today we photographed our 250th Newborn Baby at the Studio! We feel so lucky to be able to do the job we do – and love our photo shoots with newborn babies at our studio here in Cornwall. We get to work with some amazing babies and get to see them develop into toddlers and beyond.


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2018 Weekend itinerary includes:
Friday 27th April 2018
Compulsory Competition Registration, Preliminary rounds & Dance Party
6 - 11 pm
Meet & greet the interstate & overseas dancers.
Preliminary Heats will be for Beginner, Inter, Inter Plus, Advanced & Open DWAS & Mix'n'Match ONLY.
The Space Dance & Arts Centre
318 Chapel Street, Prahran
Saturday 28th April 2018
VMJC Dance Championships
11:15 am - 10:30 pm
See amazing dancers from Australia, NZ & UK.
Deakin Edge
Federation Square, cnr Swanston St & Flinders St (melways 2f g6)
Saturday 28th April 2018
Saturday Night at Fed Square - dance til you drop event
9:30 pm - 11:30 pm
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Sunday 29th April 2018
1:00 - 4 pm Workshops
4 - 6 pm Tea Dance
Learn hot new moves from guest teachers from Australia, NZ & UK. Open to all levels and then continue dancing the evening away at the vic tea party.Jason Coleman's Ministry of Dance
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Focus on the Message (Listening)
Don't focus on what you don't know.
This is something I see in many students when I speak with them. They don't even realize they're doing it, but I see it when we're having a conversation. Some students will try to understand what I say word-by-word. We have a saying for this:
"They miss the forest for the trees."
They're in front of a big, beautiful forest, but they can't see the beauty because they're sitting there staring at a tree. That is to say they miss the message- the communication- for the individual words.
How To Correct This
Context is king. Look at the message that the person is trying to communicate and fill in the blanks for whatever it is you don't understand. Humans are very good at filling in the blanks for missing information. (Sometimes a little too good.) We do it all the time.
For example:
Looking at this symbol, you most likely know what it is. Even if you don't know what kind of bird exactly it is supposed to be, you know it's some sort of bird of prey. This is what I mean by filling in the blanks. Look at the message as a whole.
You may not understand all the words or grammar somebody says, but there is probably a lot of a sentence that you do understand. FOCUS ON WHAT YOU DO UNDERSTAND and work from there.
A student had had a few interviews in English, and he said one didn't go so well. I asked him, "Were the interviews in English?" He didn't understand what I said. So, I repeated myself. He still didn't understand... And then I wrote the question in the chat, and he got it.
Where vs Were
He said he was confused because he thought I said, "Where" instead of "Were". This is exactly the kind of thing I mean. You should be able to take "______ the interviews in English?" and connect the dots to what it means. Learning this skill will help you learn a language faster and deeper. Above that, it will help your communication as a whole!
You may think this is a silly example, but this kind of thing happens way more than it should. You may already know this and do this, but it's always nice to have a reminder!
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Circulatory system PowerPoint Template
Also known as the cardiovascular system, it consists of the blood, heart and blood vessels.
It is responsible for the transportation of blood and nutrients such as electrolytes and amino acids, oxygen, hormones and blood cells to other body cells for nourishment and stabilising the body temperature. The free cardiology PowerPoint template features the design of the sketch of a heart's anatomy, with a steady pulse rate from it. The template can be downloaded by junior school teachers for science classes, both theory and practical, with the chart of the circulatory system in a picture format with numbering of organs, and their names in the accompanying slides. It can also be downloaded by science for children websites where they can put up facts about the circulatory system in the slideshow, along with a small quiz of the facts in the same PowerPoint with a download link. Animated clips of the organs in work can also be embedded in the PowerPoint for making the learning process interesting for children.
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|≡ [+] Pyramid of Goodwill ≡ [±] Pyramid of Balance ≡ [-] Pyramid of Peace ≡
Sail together, sons and daughters of the Great Pyramid of Balance! Seek for life in the Nile of Natural Heart. Sail with zeal through the stormy lake of wounded souls! First rattling the corrupt base, then scorching in flames of blue. Treasure wisdom at the peak, receive healing foresight. Rule justly as the gentle winds of life. You'll be ripe for the heaven's gifts and the dynamic stream of nature. Live in goodwill, balance and peace!
Calling the integral heaven into fertile earth, rule with the open two eyes of luminous ethos and logos, giving and receiving, wisely absorbing the broad perspective in introspection for perfect balance. A specifying eye without unity, a unifying eye without diversity — both are foul fountains of destruction and entropy. One-eyed authority and lethargic subjects have been the scourge of the earth since the cycles of the great ancestors!
Don't stray in the causal fires of the west; shun selfish partisanship, futile quarrel and destructive reactions. Introspect and bring forth a potent land of natural balance! By nature's primal wheel, the abused souls will in time of heaven be fulfilled and uplifted from the false rulers and the blind enforcers. The day of equalization is a thief in the night from the primal moon in balance and luminosity!


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Help! I can't boot from a USB?
When ever I try to boot from a USB, I get a windows error, it will always boot into my regular SSD. I tried changing the boot order, no luck there! I'm lost please help!
It's also not the USB, I tried it on 3 other computers and it worked fine...
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Sometimes there is a message on the top left of the screen that says: "Press any key to continue". If you miss that. it will default to a normal boot from your default device.
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Some MB's can restrict booting from USB. Check the BIOS, or post make/model.
It'd be nice if you could mention what this mysterious windows error is too.
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What is the USB for? WIn7 install?
Try triggering it using the one-time BIOS Boot Menu key given on first screen, under USB, Removable or HD"s.
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I have been surprised recently by the misinformation and misunderstanding about the functioning of the newborn's immune system. Following is my attempt to end some myths and provide some understanding.
What is immunoglobulin? Also called "antibodies," they are proteins produced by white blood cells that are made to recognize specific foreign invaders-- bacteria, viruses, fungi. For the remainder of this discussion the term immunoglobulin will be used and considered synonymous with antibody (ies).
Each immunoglobulin protein has specific parts, receptors, that can recognize and bind to a specific foreign organism. For example, the immunoglobulin that is made to bind to West Nile Virus is different from the immunoglobulin that will recognize and bind to Clostridium tetani.
The other part of the immunoglobulin signals and binds to a white blood cell once it has found the foreign organism which it is meant to recognize. The white blood cell then destroys the invading organism, hopefully before it has reproduced.
Immunoglobulin (Ig) is grouped into classes, the three major ones being IgA, IgG and IgM. Each class of Immunoglobulin performs a different function for the immune system. IgA provides protection around the entrances to the respiratory tract. IgM provides rapid but short- lived immunity through the body. IgG, provides long-lasting protection through the body. When talking about "protective antibodies" we are referring to IgG.
How is immunoglobulin made?
Immunoglobulin is made by a group of white blood cells in the body called B--cells. These cells have DNA that carries code for Ig's to thousands of different agents and it takes the introduction of one of these foreign agents into the body to stimulate the B--cells to start making Ig's against the organism.
This process is taken advantage of when whenever we vaccinate. A vaccine contains the immunoglobulin stimulating portions of an infectious organism, which has been killed or attenuated so that it cannot reproduce.
Young animals have very low immunoglobulin levels when they are born, because they have not lived in the world and been exposed any disease causing organisms. Neonates get antibodies from their mothers in 2 ways-- across the placenta from the mother's bloodstream or, more importantly in the case of ungulates (hoofed animals) by ingesting them from their mother's milk early in life.
The first milk made by the dam, called colostrum, is very rich in immunoglobulin. For roughly the first 12--24hours of life, the newborn's intestinal tract allows for absorption of these very big immunoglobulin particles across the protective barrier of the intestinal wall and into the bloodstream.
The neonate's intestinal wall undergoes a change within the first day of life and cannot absorb molecules as large as immunoglobulin after that change.
Once absorbed, immunoglobulin can interact with the newborn's immune system and B--cells to provide protection against infectious agents while the newborn's immune system begins to make its own immunoglobulin as it is exposed to everything in its living environment.
How is immunoglobulin used?
As mentioned above, immunoglobulin binds to foreign substances in the body, marking them as foreign and flagging them for response by the rest of the immune system. Each immunoglobulin particle has a very specific receptor area that allows it to recognize a specific agent. The receptor area on a WNV immunoglobulin particle is different form the receptor area on a Rabies virus Ig particle.
After an immunoglobulin particle binds to a foreign substance it binds another portion of its structure to a white blood cell (WBC). When this binding occurs, it signals the WBC to begin the process of consuming the organism before it can reproduce and cause infection.
If Ig's are not present, the infectious agent can begin to reproduce in the body and cause an infection before other parts of the immune system can respond.
How long does it take for immunoglobulins to be produced?
When first exposed to a foreign agent (called an antigen-- for "antibody generator") the immune system's response is to turn on reproduction of the B--cells that have the ability to make the specific immunoglobulin (antibody) against that antigen. Those cells then start making large quantities of immunoglobulin. The processes of cellular reproduction and immunoglobulin production take about three weeks each.
This process takes so much time, during which an infectious organism can cause much illness. You can understand why it is important for a newborn to have adequate immunoglobulin intake in the colostrum and also understand why we vaccinated repeatedly and well before exposure to an infectious agent.
How can we measure immunoglobulin?
There are a few ways to measure immunoglobulin levels. All require collecting a blood sample from the animal.
Immunoglobulin is one of two large groups of protein that make up the "total protein" levels in the body. Albumin is the other protein that is included in "total protein."
One way to measure the immunoglobulin levels is to measure the blood total protein levels and subtract a number that we assume is the average amount of albumin. The result is a rough estimate of the immunoglobulin level. The advantages of this method are it is relatively quick and inexpensive. The disadvantage is that it is only a rough estimate and assumes the amount of albumin rather than measuring it. In an animal with low albumin levels (a concern in poor--doing neonates) the globulin levels would be overestimated.
Another way to measure immunoglobulin is with a serum precipitation test. This test uses a chemical reaction to precipitate out the immunoglobulin in serum and compares the amount of precipitated material to a photographed range of standards. This test, too, is only an estimate. It provides you with a range of immunoglobulin levels-- generally 0--200, 200--400, 400--800 and 800--1600. The advantages are that it is more reliable than measuring total protein and can be run within 1--2 hours with minimal lab equipment. The disadvantages are that it too is only an estimate and there is much room for interpretation and error in comparing the result with the photographed standard.
The final way is to run a radial immunodiffusion plate on serum. The big advantage to this method is it provides us with a quantitated result, not an estimate. This is the only method of measurement accepted by insurance companies as proof of adequate passive transfer of immunity. The disadvantages are that it requires specialized equipment and, unless you are running a large volume of tests, can be cost--prohibitive. It also results in a time delay because of the time needed to ship the sample to the appropriate lab and the time taken to incubate the test.
What don't we know about immunoglobulin?
Immunoglobulin is very specific in structure and function. Immunoglobulin are produced by DNA within the host animal's white blood cells and react on a molecular level with not only infectious agents but with the host body's white blood cells.
We don't know if immunoglobulin from one species of animal is capable of the interacting with and signaling the immune system in another species. The most specific Immunoglobulin test (the RID plate) will only measure immunoglobulin from the species that it was designed for. This suggests that there is enough difference in the molecular structure of immunoglobulin from different species that they are not interchangeable.
We don't know how long immunoglobulin from one species of animal will last in the body of another species. We do know that human albumin (the other big blood protein) will cause an immune response in non--human species and therefore will not be in the bloodstream for long and will cause a severe immune system reaction if administered more than once. This suggests that non-host species immunoglobulin will similarly be reacted to and destroyed by the host's immune system.


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After switching payments providers, Qoins, a mobile debt-repayment and savings app, improved margins by 10% with Dwolla's API.
In 2016, NerdWallet reported that the average American household carries $16,000 in credit card debt. Qoins targets that problem; the app rounds up spending and applies that amount to pay off a user's debt.
Qoins needed to facilitate the distribution of funds from users' verified bank accounts on a monthly basis to apply towards debt. It called for a payment API that could scale and be integrated seamlessly.
Replacing a previous payments provider, Qoins integrated Dwolla's API to facilitate its thousands of monthly transactions, improving its margins by 10%.
The Situation
Qoins is a mobile application that rounds a user's purchases to the nearest dollar and uses that change to send out payments to pay off the user's debt automatically.
Within a thoughtfully designed interface, users start by connecting their respective debit cards and then dictates where the "rounded" savings should be sent.
As the user makes purchases, that spare change is withdrawn and then once a month applied to the designated accounts to pay down debt. On the backend, the application needs to first withdraw the accrued amounts of change from a user's bank account and subsequently apply that withdrawn amount to a credit card payment.
After its previous provider left them in the lurch, Qoins needed an easy-to-integrate, reliable platform to connect users' bank accounts and facilitate this transfer of funds.
The Challenges
Qoins was coming out of beta and about to launch its mobile application when its previous payments provider withdrew its ability to support them. The team at Qoins was then left searching for an API that could be integrated seamlessly while reducing the pains of on-boarding for new and current users of the application.
Users were already contributing an average of $50 towards their debt each month, so Qoins was looking for a solution that would scale. To support its growing base of daily active users confidently, it needed to facilitate thousands of transactions each month, and there wasn't the time or bandwidth to build a payments solution from scratch.
Qoins put its users' information security at the top of its list of priorities, and the ability to send information off and tokenize it for future use was of the utmost importance.
"We needed a reliable payments platform that could deliver an API that simplifies the process and allowed us to deliver the basic functionality our application required. The API did just that, and more…and we knew we could count on their team as a long-term provider as we grew our company."
Nate Washington, Co-founder & CTO
How Dwolla Helped
Improved Margins
In facilitating 5-10 transactions for each user every month, Qoins was paying a per-transaction fee to its previous payments provider. Financially, this was simply not scalable as Qoins continued to see steady user-growth and daily activity; the company needed a solution that was more predictable in costs.
Solution: Upon switching payments providers, Qoins moved away from a per-transaction fee model and instead integrated with a payments platform that offered predictable SaaS-based pricing.
Outcome: Qoins increased its overall margins by 10% since implementing Dwolla's API.
Seamless Transition
Above all, Qoins was looking for an implementation that provided minimal interruption through both the integration as well as in the onboarding of new and existing users.
Solution: Qoin's developers were drawn to Dwolla's straightforward developer documentation. Additionally, the integration allowed Qoins to facilitate the movement of its users' money while keeping its brand at the forefront of the process, making for a smooth onboarding and transition for both new and current Qoins users.
Outcome: Qoins was able to transition its payments functionality to Dwolla's API in just four business days. This swift and smooth transition prevented Qoins from incurring any interruption to the application's service.
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Solution: With guidance from our Account Management team, Qoins integrated the API. Additionally, the Dwolla tokenizes high-value data in the financial transaction.
Outcome: Qoins is able to confidently facilitate thousands of transactions each month, helping its users pay off more than $500k in debt in its first year as an application.
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On Monday I seen the Dr as I stated earlier. She prescribed 2 days off work (which I needed) and 14 days light duties. During the whole time I am supposed to be taking anti-inflammatory and muscle relaxants. Talk about over kill. I've taken the meds for 1.5 days and I feel great. Time to SQUAT!!!
Warm Up
Squats - bar/12 reps, 135lbs/8 reps, 225lbs/6 reps, 315lbs/3 reps.
Stretching after each set.
Power Phase
Squats - 8 sets/1 rep/365lbs.
*3 minutes rest after each set*
Pump Phase
Squats - 3 sets/4 reps/285lbs, 3 sets/3 reps/285lbs.
*3 Minutes rest after each set*
My back felt fine. I have to remember to stay tight and make the movement dynamic. Not all power phase reps were this way but the sets that were felt light. Since this week I did 8 singles next week I'll go up to 375lbs Power Phase.


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this is the vistascan software driver for several of the umax scanners with new domex 3191 scsi drivers updated so it doesn't blue screen in XP. also there's an XP update under 2xxx_XP_upd.exe, run that too.
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Goodness 201
God is good to one and all;
everything he does is suffused with grace.
Psalm 145:9 (The Message)
I feel like I've been in a crash course lately. Perhaps it should be called Goodness 201–it's a bit of remediation, some review, and some new lessons in God's goodness to me. It's not an entry level class; I have the basics down even if I occasionally lose sight of them. It's new threads of the same theme.
I'd like to think I've got these lessons done. I've seen God provide my needs (and some of my wants) over and over and over again. I've seen him pull me out of the middle of a civil war. I've seen him send eight missionaries from Guinea (West Africa) to Alaska to save me from being stranded. I've seen him open my eyes to the right verse at the right time as I read the Bible. I'm no stranger to God's goodness, yet he never ceases to amaze me.
I don't have an overabundance of money. God provides what I need to pay my bills and to enjoy a few little treats now and then. There's not a lot of wiggle room, but it's OK. Last year when I did my taxes, I got back more money than I'd seen at one time in a very long time. Before the check could even be deposited, my car (that needs to last until Jesus returns) racked up bills in almost the same amount as the tax return. While I was disappointed not to have that discretionary money, I was thrilled that God provided exactly what I needed to pay those bills.
My tax return is almost the same amount this year. I have no idea if I'll need if for an emergency, for paying off some other debt, or something important that I haven't learned about yet. As I did my taxes again this year I was amazed at the way God provides—and at the way he made me a citizen of a nation that will return my money! (I lived in Africa; I can't imagine such a scenario there.)
Another part of this course? A week or so ago I'd started to think about panicking over not having the interns I needed this summer. My summer starts in five weeks, and I need to have these college students lined up yesterday. I lacked one guy. I put out an email plea. Within 24 hours I had two strong possibilities to fill the one slot. There were great reasons to hire either one of them and distinct reasons to choose one over the other. I asked my boss what to do because I had no idea. She replied, "Why not have your cake and eat it, too? You can shuffle your budget to make it happen." It's all still in the works, but it looks like my dearth turned into an abundance.
But wait! There's more! I found out a few weeks ago that my insurance company (with the revolving agents) hadn't given me the discount for having both my car and home insurance. The current agent worked it out so I could get a credit for what I'd overpaid while he had my account. He said he asked the national office if they could see how far back they might be able to credit me. Yesterday I learned it has been years (if ever) since I'd received the proper bill. They credited the entire difference. I think my insurance is paid for the rest of the year.
It's not just money. It's not just personnel. It's a discipleship for the kids I work with. It's visits with people who are dear but geographically distant. It's a phone call I didn't know I needed. It's even the perfect bite of NY pizza in Colorado.
Goodness 201 is a class I know will go on forever. I know it doesn't mean that I'll never have a bill bigger than I can pay. I know it doesn't mean there won't be a summer when I need more help than I can find. I know it doesn't mean I won't face periods of loneliness. I know there will be times when my favorite foods are inaccessible.
I know it means God doesn't fit in a box. It means God's goodness goes beyond what I can ask or imagine. (Did I mention 5 interns?!) It means with every breath I can rest in the knowledge that God is trustworthy, gracious and good.
What have you been learning lately?
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Company updates, events and industry news.
Zuuse to acquire GCPay, a leading North American provider
of construction payment applications software
Aug 15th, 2018
Zuuse announced today that it has agreed to acquire GCPay – a leading North American provider of cloud collaboration software aimed at streamlining the subcontractor payment application process in the construction industry.
GCPay will significantly strengthen the Zuuse global solution offering in the construction and building operations software sectors – bringing together almost 45,000 users, including asset owner, operator, general contractor and subcontractor customers.
View the press release here
Zuuse mergers with complementary software, Progressclaim
Oct 9th, 2017
The combined Zuuse and Progressclaim solution will be a leading global software platform for construction and building operations. The business will have 160 + international customers located in Australia, New Zealand, UAE, UK, USA and Cananda.
Progressclaim is a cloud collaboration platform managing the entire construction project progress claim, assessment and approval process.
A combined Zuuse and Progressclaim business represents a much deeper, more compelling value proposition to the market. The technology solutions within the individual businesses complement each other to create stronger standalone solutions and a stronger joint solution.
For more information visit the webpage here
View the press release here
Zuuse features with Flinders University in Engineers Australia Magazine
May 9th, 2016
Australia's first full lifecycle BIM project – Flinders @ Tonsley – continues to grab headlines as Zuuse and Flinders University feature in the innovation issue of Engineers Australia's magazine.
At Zuuse, we see a tremendous opportunity to innovate and deliver technology that brings the facilities management sector into the new world with 3D technology and mobile apps that provide significant efficiencies across the whole asset lifecycle.
Flinders University partnered with Zuuse to achieve just that. The $120m Tonsley Building used Zuuse technology across the entire lifecycle, passing relevant information from one phase to the next, linked to a 3D model where appropriate and of course, making it all usable – a single integrated platform that collects everything needed from design to demolition.
If you're not one of the magazine's 33,000 subscribers, then you can check out the magazine online
Content courtesy and copyright www.engineersaustralia.org.au
Zuuse features in Extranet Evolution
April 24th, 2016
Respected industry blogger, Paul Wilkinson, has shared his thoughts on Zuuse's recent acquisition of BEIMS and the importance of cloud-based BIM-to-FM solutions.
"Australian start-up, Zuuse, ambitiously aims to shake up the facilities management market, bridging the gap from BIM to FM."
Zuuse acquires BEIMS facilities management
software business
April 14th, 2016
Zuuse announced today it has acquired the BEIMS Facilities Management (FM) software business.
The acquisition is in line with Zuuse's strategy to lead consolidation of the market.
"The landscape is rapidly changing. There is a large, growing market that is traditionally under-invested. However, that is changing. Total IT spend on facilities management worldwide is forecast to grow from $24.6b in 2014 to $43.7b in 2019", says Jason Lilienstein, CEO at Zuuse.
Zuuse and Flinders University Feature in FM Magazine
February 15th, 2016
Flinders University's $120 million state-of-the-art Tonsley building is the first major construction project in Australia to successfully implement 3D BIM across the full asset life cycle, from design through to construction and then, most importantly, into everyday FM.
Zuuse was chosen to deliver a robust and scalable platform designed to be the single point of truth to facilitate better operational, tactical and strategic decisions throughout the entire asset life cycle.
Zuuse Partners with Spotless for WA PPP
January 29th, 2016
BuildingSmart and Zuuse Seminar Series Wrapsup
September 1, 2015
The buildingSMART "BIM and Asset Management" Seminar Series that took place throughout August certainly did not disappoint. Held in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide, the events were well attended by industry leaders and representatives with a keen interest in BIM and, in particular, its implementation at the Pyrmont Bridge.[…]
Featuring Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority's senior facilities supervisor, Wayne Sahlman, the events were focused on the value of Building Information Modeling (BIM) for asset management and included a presentation on the recent implementation of Zuuse 3D BIM technology for an iconic Sydney landmark: The Pyrmont Bridge.
With BIM fast becoming the holy grail in facilities management and as asset owners are under increasing pressure to maximise their facility budgets and prolong the life of their assets, BuildingSMART recognised that the industry is in need of greater transparency and knowledge sharing of successful cases of BIM implementation.
"BuildingSMART Australasia recognises that promoting real world implementation is critical for the industry. Sharing key learnings amongst peers, whether it's private or public sector, will help drive the uptake of BIM in this country," said Chair of BuildingSMART Australasia, John Mitchell.
If you missed the events, you can reach out to Zuuse to find out more or you can download the keynote presentation below.
Zuuse features in FM Magazine
August 1, 2015
The focus of the August/September 2015 issue of FM Magazine was disruptive technology and how it is redefining the FM industry. This is an exciting topic for the Zuuse Team as we continue to see 3D BIM technology rank at the top of the agenda for facility managers. In this issue, Zuuse was asked to highlight the key considerations for implementing BIM into FM. […]
Asset owners are no longer just requiring their FM personnel to 'do more with less, but rather are seeking innovative strategies backed by new technologies to deliver results. Specifically, traditional process are being unravelled by BIM-based technology, resulting in manual, paper-based processes being replaced by software that thrusts an asset into a 3D, cloud-based and mobile world.
Whether small or large in size, public or private, a new or existing build, BIM is said to be a catalyst for change and it seems all assets will inevitably be exposed to this paradigm shift of BIM in FM.
Zuuse features in Facility Perspectives Magazine
July 1, 2015
In this issue of Facility Perspectives Magazine Zuuse CEO, Jason Lilienstein, writes about BIM in FM – "The Real Deal". 3D BIM is fast becoming the Holy Grail in space, facilities and asset management, promising unparalleled power in operating buildings and infrastructure. There is however uncertainty around the real benefits that BIM provides[…]
While the specific needs of asset owners and operators differ, there are three reasons for the adoption of BIM in FM which are discussed in this article:
1. 3D-based central data store
2. Time, labour and replacement part costs
3. Energy costs and sustainability
In this feature, we also discuss how one gets the BIM ball rolling in practice and answers the important question of what can be done if a 3D model does not exist.
It is possible to move to a BIM in FM solution for existing assets that may not have a 3D model, and that have limited information. Incorporating BIM in FM doesn't necessarily mean that you require fully detailed, as-built (LOD500) 3D models that are time-intensive and, consequently, expensive to produce. There are solutions that provide a pathway into 3D by breaking down the level of detail required into manageable, cost-effective stages, combined with a fully functional solution that operates equally with a basic model through to a fully modelled facility.
Zuuse features in Engineers Australia Magazine
June 1, 2015
With a proven ROI in the design and construction phase, BIM has revolutionised the way that buildings and other assets are constructed, aptly summed up by the old adage "measure twice, cut once". In this issue of Engineer's Australia Magazine Zuuse was asked to detail the way in which 3D BIM was successfully implemented for the operation & maintenance of the Pyrmont Bridge.[…]
For the Pyrmont Bridge, mobility in the field, 3D visualisation, a single point of truth for data storage, digital work order processing and intuitive reporting were critical components for the solution sought.
Using Zuuse Capture, a mobile inspection app on iPads, configured to the requirements specified by SHFA and RMS guidelines, the RMS inspectors were able to inspect and capture details of all bridge elements digitally, with the data synced to a database linked to the 3D model.
This provided immediate efficiencies around data capture, storage and retrieval, allowing the SHFA team to visualise, analyse and report on the results immediately, as well as seamlessly roll key data into their maintenance and capital programs.
Zuuse features in Roads & Civil Works Magazine
May 1, 2015
The 3D BIM Technology delivered by Zuuse for the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority was showcased in the April/May Issue of Roads & Civil Works Magazine. Thanks to our mobile app, Zuuse Capture, Bridge Inspectors at Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) can now perform condition assessments on iPad minis and automatically sync the data with the […]
The 3D BIM Technology delivered by Zuuse for the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority was showcased in the April/May Issue of Roads & Civil Works Magazine. Thanks to our mobile app, Zuuse Capture, Bridge Inspectors at Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) can now perform condition assessments on iPad minis and automatically sync the data with the 3D model. No longer a lengthy, manual and paper-based process; Zuuse technology is being hailed as the "future of facilities management.
March 17, 2015
SYDNEY, Australia (17th March 2015) — Zuuse, a 3D BIM technology provider for the Facilities Management (FM) sector, announced today that it has successfully launched its software with the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority (SHFA) for the operation and management of the Pyrmont Bridge.
In a bid to more effectively and efficiently manage the inspection, maintenance […]
SYDNEY, Australia (17th March 2015) — Zuuse, a 3D BIM technology provider for the Facilities Management (FM) sector, announced today that it has successfully launched its software with the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority (SHFA) for the operation and management of the Pyrmont Bridge.
In a bid to more effectively and efficiently manage the inspection, maintenance and remedial work of the 7,500+ structural components that make up the Pyrmont Bridge, the SHFA sought an intelligent software solution to replace the previously manual, paper-based processes for NSW Road and Maritime Services (RMS) bridge inspectors. RMS are responsible for maintaining over 5,000 bridge assets in NSW.
"It was evident that we needed a better way to collect, analyse and report on critical data that comes from the regular condition assessments of the bridge," said Wayne Sahlman, Senior Facilities Supervisor at SHFA.
"The ability to collect inspection data and photos digitally on iPads, automatically link that data back to the 3D model and instantaneously report was of the utmost importance. Zuuse was able to deliver a cloud-based, mobile software solution that will provide us with significant ongoing business benefits," Sahlman added.
Pivotal to the project was Zuuse's mobile app – Zuuse Capture – which enhances Zuuse's already proven technology solution that enables 3D models and all associated information to be utilised through the entire FM phase.
"This project has been extremely exciting for the entire team here at Zuuse. We've invested significant innovation in Zuuse Capture and we expect it to have a positive impact on the efficiency and productivity of inspecting and maintaining the Pyrmont Bridge, not only in the immediate future but for the life of the asset," said CEO of Zuuse, Jason Lilienstein.
"Our priority is to bring intelligence, via technology, to asset managers to facilitate better operational, tactical and strategic decisions across the entire organisation. We've managed to achieve this for the Pyrmont Bridge by working with SHFA, blending everyday core functionality with 3D, iPads and open source IFC files, which we believe is an industry first for BIM in FM," Lilienstein added.
The Pyrmont Bridge is one of the world's oldest electrically operated swingspan bridges, traversing Darling Harbour, Sydney. The heritage listed ironbark and steel bridge was opened in 1902 and has been a major Sydney landmark ever since, with more than 5 million pedestrians crossing the bridge each year.
About Zuuse:
An Australian-owned and operated technology company, Zuuse offers an intelligent BIM solution that harnesses data and 3D modelling to optimise the full lifecycle of an asset. With Zuuse Core apps, Zuuse Mobile apps, a web-based workflow system and APIs to other systems, Zuuse is designed to be the single point of truth for the Facilities Management sector to support better operational, tactical and strategic decisions across the enterprise.
For further information, comments or images, please contact:
Renée Harper
Marketing Director, Zuuse
+61 408 840 246
December 1, 2014
Zuuse has teamed up with McGraw Hill Construction to support the release of their Smart Market Report: The Business Value of BIM in Australia and New Zealand. READ ON to find out how BIM is transforming the design and construction industries.
October 1, 2014
Did you know that Zuuse is on the Appstore? Zuuse Spotlight encompasses the entire defects process, allowing you to manage this critical project phase from your mobile device. Report and track defects, take photos and annotate to create a detailed visualisation of each issue, assign defects directly to your contractors, track the status, and mark off […]
Did you know that Zuuse is on the Appstore? Zuuse Spotlight encompasses the entire defects process, allowing you to manage this critical project phase from your mobile device. Report and track defects, take photos and annotate to create a detailed visualisation of each issue, assign defects directly to your contractors, track the status, and mark off defects once completed – all whilst onsite.
September 1, 2014
With an expanding portfolio of buildings, including the construction of a new building at Tonsley Park campus, the redevelopment of the main campus with a new Student Hub and other proposed capital works, the use of BIM gave rise to the opportunity to implement a better way to construct, manage and operate facilities at Flinders […]
With an expanding portfolio of buildings, including the construction of a new building at Tonsley Park campus, the redevelopment of the main campus with a new Student Hub and other proposed capital works, the use of BIM gave rise to the opportunity to implement a better way to construct, manage and operate facilities at Flinders University in South Australia.
With an appetite for innovation, Flinders University recognised the strategic opportunity BIM represents in driving greater efficiencies and lowering management costs through the full lifecycle of a building. They sought to utilise the 3D models produced from the design and construction phases of the Tonsley Park project and implement a solution that made practical use of those models and associated information beyond building handover.
Zuuse, a BIM-driven software platform which provides a single point of truth and supports the day-to-day operations and planning needed to ensure that the facility continues to operate reliably and at peak efficiency, empowers the operations team with clear, current and easily-accessible asset information for efficient management of a facility.
For more information, please contact the team at Zuuse on 1800 212 807 or email@example.com


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Sunday Mornings at 10:15am in Fellowship Hall
Adult Education: Music in Worship - For the final three weeks of adult ed, May 6, 13, & 20, we will be talking about how music enhances and supports worship. Why have we adopted a new hymnal? What do praise songs bring to the worship experience? We welcome you downstairs in Fellowship Hall starting at 10:15 AM. No musical talent or prior knowledge required. Come and join us!
Coffee Shop Hours
Thursday Mornings at 10:00am
Feel free to stop by for coffee, tea, and conversation with Pastor Beth on Thursday mornings from 10:00 a.m.—Noon. Take a few minutes to get to know her better, ask questions about the life of the church, or discuss the transitions we are going through.
Sunday Mornings
Yorkfield puts a serious emphasis on adult education and always provides Adult classes during the Sunday morning education hour (10:15-11:05) September – May.
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3rd Annual Holi Festival – March 23rd
The Multicultural Student Center, the Office of International Programs and Services, and the South-Asian Student Organization (SASO) will host the 3rd annual Holi Festival on Thursday, March 23rd from 6:00 – 8:00 pm on Georgia Ave (in front of Dining Commons and Centennial Place). Holi Festival is FREE and open to the campus and local community!
Free T-Shirt & Sunglasses will be given to the first 100 students! Bring your Eagle ID, Attendance verification will be provided!!!
Translated as the "Festival of Colors," Holi is a traditional holiday celebrated by Hindus and Sikhs. Holi festival has an ancient origin and celebrates the triumph of 'good' over 'bad'. It is a socio- cultural festival during which a wide range of colors are smeared over each other as a mark of love and belongingness and to welcome the spring season. It is a celebration of Radha's love for the Lord Krishna. Radha applied colors to her skin to usher in the spring, a season of love, prosperity and abundance. ATTENDANCE VERIFICATION WILL BE PROVIDED FOR THE HOLI FESTIVAL!
Holi Festival Attire: Clothes you don't mind getting dirty with colored powder (preferably white t-shirts)!
Holi Festival Cost: FREE and open to all students, faculty & staff!
Want to enjoy traditional Indian cuisine? Stop by the Dining Commons all day on the March 23rd!
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First Impressions: Autumn 2015 – Part 4
So I started a new job on Tuesday, which has sort of wiped all of my time off the face of the planet……hence being massively behind all of a sudden. I am trying to catch up but these impressions will probably be shorter as a result.
Anyway next I had had a look at:
- Star-Mu – High School Star Musical
- JK Meshi
- Ame-iro Cocoa – Welcome to Rainy Colour!
- Osomatsu-san
- Kowabon
- Dance with Devils
- Tantei Team KZ Jiken Note
- Beautiful Bones: Sakurako's Investigation
Star-mu – High School Star Musical
So this was a show. I wasn't really expecting anything from Star-mu when I went into it as the PV looked pretty uninspired and the character designs are quite bland. But wow. This episode was a special experience! From the moment we watched a purple-haired high-school boy dance about in the rain and spontaneously sprout metaphorical black angel wings, through the impromptu student council musical number (complete with dance number & swirling cherry blossoms) to the wonderful audition process and random character song PV that was stuck in for no apparent reason – Star-mu had me entertained.
Star-mu isn't as flamboyant and pretty as something like Uta-Pri (which is the obvious comparison), but was nearly as much fun. It also feels much more like a BL series given the complete absence of a female lead and the way our genki main boy kept stumbling into various examples of bishie stereotypes, which to be honest just makes me enjoy it more really. Star-mu also doesn't really seem like it is going to take itself seriously, while also being quite sincere about producing an entertaining series (and getting out as many character songs as possible from the talented cast of seiyuu). Definitely picked up – very pleasantly surprised by how fun this was.
JK Meshi!
This was a short that I didn't even hear about until after I'd published my Autumn preview………and I think there is a good reason for that. This was terrible. Really poorly animated and utterly pointless – the first few minutes were just completely random rubbish about stuff like the French Revolution! And then the girls had some sort of tomato miso soup thing – the end. JK Meshi! kind of feels like it is just a training exercise with very little effort put in. Dropped.
Ame-iro Cocoa – Rainy Color e Youkoso!
Well this harmless, ugly little short is back and the cast seems to have doubled going by the OP. The animation has also improved a bit, which is nice. But yeah, this is more of the same unremarkable s'life of coffee shop life that takes no time to watch. Nothing new here, but I'm watching it anyway.
This is a series I skipped previewing because it was a revival of an old 60s show that I had no interest in. But then I heard about the opening episode on Twitter and had to have a look myself – and I'm glad I did! The opening episode is back to back parodies of modern anime as the characters stuggled to reinvent themselves in a desperate bid at being relevant. Everything up to and including, Attack on Titan, Kuroko's Basketball, Haikyuu!!, Yowamushi Pedal, UtaPri, Love Live!, Sailor Moon and Ouran Host Club, was covered and it really worked well since the seiyuu involved are all intimately acquainted with the majority of shows they were aping.
The whole thing was a big in-joke and I really enjoyed it. The animation was actually really on-point throughout too, which weirdly made the Uta-Pri style concert scene look better than some of the similar scenes in Uta-Pri S3! So yes this was a very surprising, very entertaining episode with a lot of effort put into it (the OP & ED were also fantastic), however it isn't a good indicator of what the rest of the series will be like. I enjoyed the episode on a stand alone basis, so won't be back to watch the series proper, but yeah, good job on an attention grabbing première episode Osomatsu-san!
Well this is the other short horror show airing this season, and I wasn't as interested in this as in Kagiwani. It's entirely rotoscoped, so does have the uncanny edge to it just from visuals alone, and the acting is quite realistic, but there was just nothing really unnerving about the actual episode. I'm going to check out the next episode, but have a feeling that this just exists as a vehicle for the idols who are starring in the show.
Dance With Devils
Dance with Devils made me very happy. I had incredibly low expectations for this simple because its coming from Rejet (Diabolik Lovers) and Brains Base (Amnesia) and the promo materials didn't really promise much. However this opening episode was great – it's a musical! From the weird Latin chanting and excellent English in the opening scene, to the heroine's "I'm an ordinary girl walking to school" song and the Student councils "hello, we're hot demons!" introduction song, I enjoyed the hell out of this opening episode.
It also helps that the main girl isn't a spineless stand-in character – she has actual agency, stands up for herself, seems pretty capable and has a productive, realistic relationship with her working mother! It's pretty sad when I get so excited about having a reverse harem lead be an actual character, but it is way too common for these girls to be soulless doormats.
The subject matter is as ridiculous as expected – the student council are demons! The student body contains devil-worshippers! The heroine is targeted in relation to a mysterious grimoire! – but there is way more effort being put in than I expected. Definitely keeping Dance with Devils on, very pleased this seems more fun than I initially expected.
Tantei Team KZ Jiken Note
This short is clearly targeted at a younger demographic and it is pretty harmless. Basically we have our quirky bunch of kids thrown together in a cram-school and they start solving mysteries using their special talents. It's fine but I'm not interested in watching more.
Beautiful Bones: Sakurako's Investigation (Sakurako-san no Ashimoto ni wa Shitai ga Umatteiru)
I have very mixed feelings about this show. It has elements I really like – it looks decent, has an adult female who isn't overly sexualised, a drunk or constantly bemoaning her single-status and an engaging approach to its mystery element, but it also has elements I really don't like – Sakurako's requiring a teenage boy as a minder, the odd choice to introduce some characters boobs first, and the choppy use of filters.
I get the feeling they're going for with the quirky genius and the straight-laced side-kick, but it isn't really working for Sakurako-san at the moment. They don't explain why she puts up with Shotarou or how they even ended up spending time together…..which makes their relationship feel a bit off and unnatural. I mean xxxHOLiC has a similar set up with the teenaged Watanuki looking after a much older Yuuko when she's acting like a petulant child, and being in awe of her when she's in powerful witch mode, but the balance is right in xxxHOLiC where it just feels a bit slapdash in Sakurako-san. Maybe things will improve once they explain their relationship a bit?
Otherwise I was pretty ambvilent towards this opening episode. It didn't really do much that would put me off, but didn't really do anything that made me super keen to get the next episode either. I'm going to give it another episode anyway, just to see if it fleshes things out a bit more, because I do like the idea of a show staring a forensic osteologist solving murder mysteries.
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I watched the first episode of Sakurako-san and the only thing I genuinely liked is the visuals (which is still has its own problems since the first part of that episode is too bright). Sakurako is an interesting character but the way the series portrayed her felt cold and distant for me. Not to mention the formulaic mystery format of the premiere.
Uhm.. at least, it isn't boring? I don't know.
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Drury wins 2007 Men's and Women's ChampionshipsMarch 17, 2007
BUFFALO, N.Y. - Drury University made it twice the fun Saturday night, bringing home national team titles with dominating performances in both the men's and women's divisions of the NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving Championships.
The Drury men won their third straight national championship and fourth in five years, overpowering the field with 665.5 points to runner-up North Dakota's 485 points.
Wayne State (360) was third and Missouri-Rolla (299) finished fourth as the Panthers rolled to their fifth overall NCAA-II title, becoming the first since Cal State-Bakersfield (2000-02) to win three in a row.
The Panther women, meanwhile, made some history of their own by ending the six-year reign of Truman State as national champs. Drury, which had finished second to Truman all six of those seasons, wound up with 646.5 points to the Bulldog's 518. UC San Diego was a distant third with 318 points as the Panthers claimed their first title since 2000, when DU finished its own run of four consecutive titles.
With the sweep, Drury becomes the first school in NCAA-II history to twice win both the men's and women's titles at the same national meet, the Panthers' other sweep coming in 1999. Only Cal State-Bakersfield in 1982 and Oakland in 1994 had accomplished the feat before.
"It's just one of those special seasons when you can win two championships," said DU coach Brian Reynolds, who was named National Women's Coach of the Year in post-meet ceremonies.
"It takes a lot of work on the part of all the coaching staff and all of the kids in our program. It's just a real reflection and testament to their great work ethic and everything it takes to pull one of these off."
Key to the women's success this time? The depth they'd been missing the previous six seasons, but most of all, an incredible effort from their relay teams, which won all five events at the championships and set new national records in three of them.
The Panther women closed out Saturday night's schedule with a dominating win in the 400 Freestyle Relay, with the group of seniors Cara Fadel and Mariana de Oliveira, sophomore Jing Hua and freshman Eunate Garro posting a time of 3:24.32 to win by just under four seconds over runner-up Cal-San Diego.
That capped an evening in which Hua added another individual national title, this time in the 100 Free; Fadel finished second and Slattery third in the 200 Back; and Xaio Juan You and Kristie Rose finished 4-5 in the 200 Breast.
The men wrapped up the competition Saturday with a national championship in every event - freshman Kurtis MacGillvary in the 1650 Freestyle, just ahead of sophomore Mitch Snyder; sophomore Yiwen Huang and junior Ismael Ortiz finishing 1-2 in the 100 Freestyle; junior Tomas Kuzvard capturing the 200 Back; and junior Artem Sloudnov winning the 200 Breast.
They, too, finished off the night in a most fitting way - with Kuzvard, MacGillivary, Huang and Ortiz combining to edge North Dakota in the 400 Freestyle Relay finals.
For the week, MacGillivary (500 Free, 1000 Free, 1650 Free), Huang (100 Fly, 200 Fly, 100 Free) and Kuzvard (200 IM, 400 IM, 200 Back) all won three individual national championships each. MacGillivary and Kuzvard also swam on two winning relays each, Huang on one.
The men's "three-peat" was particularly gratifying for Reynolds and the Panthers considering the turmoil they underwent last fall - namely when Jakub Jiracek, who'd tied an NCAA-II record with 10 national championships in his first three seasons at DU - decided late in the first semester not to return to the squad and complete his final season of eligibility.
The Panthers, as a result, struggled against their first-semester foes, though many were NCAA Division I opponents.
"We were not that good in the fall, and we just really put everything on the line for this one meet," Reynolds said. "We literally laid everything else off to the side and focused every bit of energy, thought and effort into this national meet. Obviously, it came through very big for us ... we really have not swam like this for many, many years, not this fast and this good for four consecutive days."
On the women's side, Hua won three national individual championships (50 Free, 100 Free and 100 Back), Fadel won twice (400 IM and 1000 Free) and Slattery once (200 Fly). Fadel, Hua and Slattery were on three winning relays three each.
Reynolds said he felt good in particular for seniors like Fadel and de Oliveira, who were able to finish their careers with a national title - and knocked off Truman to get it.
"Kids come to Drury to win national titles, and when they come through and don't win one in four years, I really feel a responsibility for not getting that accomplished," Reynolds said. "For us to provide that for the senior girls on our squad ... it just means everything."
National records were established by the women's 200 Medley Relay (1:43.73 by Slattery, de Oliveira, Rose and Garro); the women's 200 Freestyle Relay (1:33.14 by Hua, Slattery, de Oliveira and Garro); the women's 400 Medley Relay (3:47.27 by Fadel, You, Garro and de Oliveira); and by Hua in the 100 Back (54.73, nearly a full second better than the old mark).
"Every one of our kids swam so superbly for four solid days ... that's how we ended up running away with the team championships," Reynolds said. "It was just a total team effort.'
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PANGKALAN BUN, Indonesia (AP) —
Family members of those aboard AirAsia Flight 8501 collapsed in agony Tuesday as images of debris and a bloated body flashed across Indonesian television screens, proof that the plane crashed into the sea two days earlier with 162 people on board.
The low-cost carrier vanished Sunday halfway through a two-hour flight between Surabaya, Indonesia and Singapore after encountering storm clouds, sparking an international hunt with dozens of planes, ships and helicopters.
On the third day of searching, the first signs of the jet were found in shallow, aqua waters only about 10 miles (16 kilometers) from the plane's last known coordinates: A life jacket, an emergency exit door.
Parts of the jetliner's interior, including an oxygen tank, were brought to the nearest town, Pangkalan Bun.
Another find included a bright blue plastic suitcase, completely unscratched.
First Admiral Sigit Setiayanta, Naval Aviation Center commander at Surabaya Air Force base, told reporters six corpses were spotted about 160 kilometers (100 miles) from Borneo island.
Rescue workers were lowered on ropes from a hovering helicopter to retrieve bodies.
Efforts were hindered by two-metre-high (6-foot) waves and strong winds, National Search and Rescue Director SB Supriyadi said, but several victims were later picked up by a navy ship.
Supriyadi had been on the aircraft and saw what appeared to be more wreckage under the water, which was clear and a relatively shallow 20 to 30 meters (65 to 100 feet).
Television coverage of the discovery sent a spasm of pain through the room at the Surabaya airport where relatives were waiting for news, especially as it showed a half-naked man floating in the water, a shirt partially covering his head.
Many screamed and wailed uncontrollably, breaking down into tears while they squeezed each other.
One middle-aged man collapsed and had to be carried out on a stretcher.
The crash caps an astonishingly tragic year for air travel in Southeast Asia, and Malaysia in particular.
Malaysia-based AirAsia's loss comes on top of the still-unsolved disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 in March with 239 people aboard, and the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 in July over Ukraine, which killed all 298 passengers and crew.
Nearly all the passengers and crew were Indonesians, who are frequent visitors to Singapore, particularly on holidays.
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Dear Jessica, My Mom asked me to tell you that Brenda has been doing such a great job with her! She goes above and beyond! She calls Brenda her "A+" helper. I so appreciate hearing this and have periodically thanked Brenda whenever I see her. It's comforting to know that she is being well cared for! Thanks so much!
Dear Valerie, Karen & Caregivers: Your farewell party for me was sincerely appreciated. I shall miss The Highlands and all the good friends I made in my 1½ happy years with you. My family felt I should be living closer to my daughter and that was the reason I moved. Thank you, again, for the great party and the framed messages from all of you. I shall miss you and treasure your friendships, one and all. Sincerely with love,
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