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WASHINGTON, D.C. --- For the fifth consecutive week, the U.S. average retail price for regular gasoline moved higher, reaching yet another all-time high price of $3.603 per gallon, the U.S. Energy Department said in a weekly report released last Wednesday, April 30.
The average price had spiked 21.4 cents since April 14, according to the report issued by the department's Energy Information Administration (EIA). On a regional basis, while prices increased throughout the country, they did so at a somewhat slower pace than was the case during the previous week.
The largest increase occurred on the East Coast, where the average price jumped by 11.7 cents to $3.601 per gallon. This was the only region of the country to see an increase greater than 10 cents. The price in the Midwest shot up 9.8 cents to reach $3.568 per gallon, up 64.3 cents from a year earlier.
The average price in the Gulf Coast was up 9.4 cents to reach $3.505 per gallon. The average price in the Rocky Mountains, the lowest of any region, rose to $3.478 per gallon, up 6.2 cents from the previous week. Once again, the West Coast average price increased the least of any region, moving up 5.2 cents to $3.786 per gallon. Nonetheless, despite the relatively small increase, the average price was the highest of any region. The average price in California increased by 4.6 cents to hit $3.892 per gallon, the EIA said.
For the third week in a row, the U.S. average diesel price reached a new record high, increasing by 3.4 cents to $4.177 per gallon. That's $1.366 above the price of a year ago, the EIA reported.
Although diesel prices moved higher in all major regions, the pace of the increase slowed, rising by 3.4 cents. East Coast diesel prices increased 2.3 cents to $4.230 per gallon, tallying the smallest increase for any of the five principal regions but still $1.43 above last year. (Prices were unchanged in New England, increased by 0.6 cent in the Central Atlantic, and grew by 3.1 cents in the Lower Atlantic.)
In the Midwest, the diesel price moved up 3.5 cents to $4.133 per gallon. The price in the Gulf Coast increased 3.6 cents to $4.113 per gallon, remaining the lowest of any region. The diesel price in the Rocky Mountains moved up by 3 cents to $4.141 per gallon, $1.153 higher than a year earlier.
On the West Coast, the average diesel price went up the most of any region, increasing by 5.7 cents to $4.312 per gallon, $1.36 higher than last year. In California, the average diesel price increased by 7.3 cents to $4.390 per gallon, the EIA noted.


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San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) September 12, 2016
Union Street Goldsmith has recently launched its new website to enhance the online jewelry shopping experience for both women and men. The new site aims to assist interested customers in finding the jewelry pieces and wedding selections they need, right from a computer or mobile device.
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Nicole Hitchcock
Born and raised in Carmel, California, Nicole Hitchcock first discovered her passion for wine while working alongside well-respected sommeliers in restaurants. What drew her in especially was the worldwide appeal and diversity of wine.
With all this in mind, Nicole began studies at the University of California at Davis, earning a degree in Viticulture and Enology and minoring in Italian language, a combination that enabled her to work at an agriturismo in Todi, Umbria for a summer. On graduation from UC Davis, Nicole worked the 2001 harvest at Robert Mondavi Winery in Napa Valley, and the following year she transitioned to a role in sales for E. & J. Gallo Winery, working with both retail and restaurant customers.
Nicole returned to the hands-on side of wine in 2004 when she traveled to Western Australia for a harvest internship at Houghton Winery. Back in the U.S., Nicole took a role as a winemaker in Northern California for E. & J. Gallo Winery, eventually working alongside third-generation winemaker Gina Gallo crafting Chardonnay at Gallo of Sonoma Winery.
Today, Nicole is the head winemaker at J Vineyards & Winery, where she oversees all aspects of winemaking, from managing operations to supervising the laboratory team. Nicole's passion for winemaking continues to grow as she crafts world-class sparkling and varietal wines from cool-climate fruit grown in the renowned Russian River Valley and Sonoma County. In addition to her role as head winemaker, Nicole is simultaneously working towards earning her MBA in Wine Business from Sonoma State University.
Scott Anderson
Associate Winemaker Scott Anderson has a passion that is almost as strong as his love of wine: He's crazy for baseball. Scott was a star athlete at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and later played shortstop in the minor leagues for the Colorado Rockies.
But it turned out, as good as he was at baseball, he's better at making wine. When a major league career looked out of reach in 2004, he worked with his father appraising Central Coast vineyards and fell hard for wine.
With the dedication of an athlete, Scott began a career that would make him a different kind of big leaguer. His Bachelor of Science degree from Cal Poly earned him a job at J Vineyards & Winery as a lab assistant. His talent and work ethic helped him progress to roles as lab technician, then enologist, lab supervisor, and in 2011, to Assistant Winemaker for both sparkling and varietal wines.
Scott's talent, his skill at gentle, respectful winemaking, and his deep understanding of small-lot wine production make him an enormously valuable member of the J winemaking team.
Scott lives in Healdsburg, and now, with nearly a decade of experience in the Russian River Valley, he has another passion – the sense of place and the individuality and extraordinary quality of the vineyards in the region.
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The medallion presented to each of the DOXOLOGY Fellows upon induction into the Collegium is inscribed with emblems of the gospel and the sacraments, which comprise the Lutheran confession of the pastoral office (Augsburg Confession V) Encircling these emblems is the Vulgate version of Acts 20:28: regere ecclesiam Dei quam adquisivit sanguine suo "feed the church of God which he has purchased with his own blood."
Each Fellow in the Collegium annually prepares an original research paper on one aspect of the pastoral care of souls which is first discussed within the Collegium, then revised and expanded for publication. Through its Collegium, DOXOLOGY seeks to enhance and expand the body of faithful literature on the theology and practice of the care of souls and make it available to Christian pastors around the world.
The DOXOLOGY Collegium Fellows
Rev. Tyler Arnold
Christ Lutheran Church, Platte Woods, MO
Pastoral Visitation: Reflections on Paul's Work and Wisdom for the Church Today
Rev. Mark Barz
Crown of Life Lutheran Church, San Antonio, TX
"…You Came to Me:" The Care of the Soul of a Prisoner and a Prisoner's Family
Rev. David Fleming
Our Savior Lutheran Church, Grand Rapids, MI
Soul Care for the Children of Broken Homes
Rev. Timothy Pauls
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Boise, ID
Marriage, Divorce and Remarriage
Rev. Dr. Lucas Woodford
Zion Lutheran Church and School, Mayer, MN
Holy God, Holy Things, Holy People: Pastoral Care in Proximity to God's Holiness
Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller
Hope Lutheran Church, Aurora, CO
The Cross and the Crosses: Pastor as Partner in Tribulation
Rev. Matthew Wurm
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church, Brookings, SD
Gender Identity: a Lutheran Pastoral Approach


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Godzilla 2014 was a decent modern Hollywood's take on the Godzilla franchise. Haven't seen it yet? Well check it out. Definitely worth seeing since Godzilla seems to be making a comeback. Shin Godzilla was really good as well. And the new Godzilla Anime from Netflix looks pretty good too.
Anyway check out these trailers. The first scene looks good but it's really heavy and dark. What's with all the heavy realism nowadays? What happened to the good ol' fun days? Oh well looks like Godzilla will go the way of Spider-man, Batman and Superman – serious and dark and real! Anyway, it has promise. But really, what's with the 2001 Space Odyssey music at the beginning of the teaser? That was downright creepy! They are trying to scare the bejesus out of us but they will fail! AND that general dude at the beginning sounds soooo pathetic! Oh my god! And I know this is an America remake but they had better not have Godzilla attack anywhere but Tokyo. If they do, there will be hell to pay! What – they don't think American's will watch if he attacks Tokyo!
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An epic rebirth to Toho's iconic Godzilla, this spectacular adventure, from Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures, pits the world's most famous monster against malevolent creatures who, bolstered by humanity's scientific arrogance, threaten our very existence.
Gareth Edwards directs "Godzilla," which stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson ("Kick-Ass"), Oscar® nominee Ken Watanabe ("The Last Samurai," "Inception"), Elizabeth Olsen ("Martha Marcy May Marlene"), Oscar® winner Juliette Binoche ("The English Patient," "Cosmopolis"), and Sally Hawkins ("Blue Jasmine"), with Oscar® nominee David Strathairn ("Good Night, and Good Luck.," "The Bourne Legacy") and Bryan Cranston ("Argo," )
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Mary Oliver concludes her famous poem "The Summer Day" with this memorable line: "Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?" This summer at Passport, our children and youth will explore this question through the lens of Jesus' words: "I came so that everyone would have life and have it in its fullest" (John 10:10b CEV).
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Chicago Passport Agency - 374.2 Miles, Detroit Passport Agency - 512.5 Miles, Colorado Passport Agency - 641.7 Miles, Buffalo Passport Agency - 659.8 Miles, Arkansas Passport Center - 720.1 Miles
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If I could write a letter to me
I have always loved the song "Letter To Me," by Brad Paisley. People can say that they have no regrets and that may be true but for me I know I have regrets over at least some small things in my life. I wish I hadn't missed my great-grandma's funeral for a basketball game and I wish I hadn't thrown a shoe at my sister's head on a family roadtrip. However, I also love the thought that, even in retrospect, we wouldn't change certain things.
This week I saw a YouTube video that really made me think. It had people of various ages offering advice to their self one year prior to their current age; for example, a 10-year-old counseling their 9-year-old self. It made me ponder what my 26-year-old self would tell my 25-year-old self. I decided to try it out.
Dear 25-year-old self,
Calm down. I know that you just got home from your mission and you want to continue to progress but reading your scriptures for an hour a day was never realistic. It seemed like a good idea on the airplane on the way home but you have to cut yourself some slack.
You'll lose your mission weight too so stop stressing about that. The tortillas were worth it and the people you ate them with changed your life.
Stop comparing yourself to other people. God has a plan for you just like he has a plan for them but the timing will be different. Be happy for your friends' happiness and know that they will be happy for yours.
Speaking of your friends, you have hit the friend jackpot over and over again. You'll hit it again this year. Cherish your old friends but make room in your life for new ones too. Sit on the grass and talk about life. Play with sparklers in the backyard. Go on hikes and slide down snow-covered mountains. Dance even when you feel insecure and sing songs until way past your bedtime. In one word: live.
You'll soon learn that money isn't everything and you'll learn the hard way. This lesson is important and it will even affect your dating so that job at the charter school where you'll make bank but be miserable, it's necessary. Don't be afraid to take a 50 percent pay cut and walk away, you'll never regret it.
"Sometimes when things are falling apart they may actually be falling into place." A friend sent us this quote this week and I realized that is a lesson that we keep learning, you and I, but then we immediately forget. A lot of things will seem to be falling apart for you this year but a lot of things will also fall into place. Look for God's hand and be patient if you can't see it immediately.
You will be set up on a million dates. It will be exhausting but you should probably still go. You'll learn that funny is important but not as important as someone who is kind. You'll learn the hard way that just because someone says they like you after kissing you doesn't mean they'll ever call again. As much as I would love to tell you that guy's name and warn you not to go out with him, I think it was actually good for us. So go out with him and put your heart on the line.
You're probably mad at me right now and wondering why I won't tell you. Let me explain, remember on your mission when you would go teach one family, a family with whom you had shared sacred, precious experiences and out of nowhere they would break your heart and tell you they didn't want to learn more? You were crushed. It literally hurt.
But then five minutes later you would knock on the door of a family you had never taught before and you offered your heart to them like it had never been broken, just hoping that they would accept what you were offering? That is what you're going to need to do in dating this year. You may find love and you may not (wouldn't you like to know?) but your mission softened your heart and made you vulnerable. Don't give it a chance to become hard again. Pick up the pieces every time, piece it together and give it to someone else. You will lose nothing by loving. And God will heal your broken heart every single time.
"Have courage and be kind." You'll hear these words in the movie "Cinderella" (which you should definitely go see because it is magical) and it's true. This is what your life will require in the next year. Don't let anyone or anything keep you from taking risks and from being kind.
You'll experience a lot of change this year and we both know that change is hard on us. You had a hard time when you first went to college but then you loved it. You struggled at the beginning of your mission and then you struggled when you came home. This year will be full of change. You'll move four times in a little over a year. You'll switch jobs multiple times. And you know how our parents are always talking about how they would like to move? This year, they are actually going to do it. All of this change will be difficult but just remember that change has brought about almost all of the best experiences of your life.
I would love to tell you that this will be the best year of your life but the truth is, just like every other year, it will be what you make it.
On a recent trip to Stanford campus I was impressed with this quote inside the school's chapel:
"There is no narrowing so deadly as the narrowing of man's horizon of spiritual things. No worse evil could befall him in his course on earth than to lose sight of Heaven. And it is not civilization that can prevent this; it is not civilization that can compensate for it. No widening of science, no possession of abstract truth, can indemnify for an enfeebled hold on the highest and central truths of humanity. "What shall a man give in exchange for his soul?"
Mark 8:37, Matthew 16:26
Now that I am 30 I am able to say things like:
When I was in my early 20s I was interested in the philosophical find of truth, after all I was an artist.
What I found about art was that it was a highly logical way of making things simple. Creating a foundation of understanding that even the masses could connect and co-exist upon.
It seemed until that point I had a religious context of truth and was excited to fill my mind with philosophers past and present—who would teach me unknown understanding.
Scouring shelves at Barnes and Noble on my weekly Friday-night book binge I came across armfuls of this undertaking.
Understanding the making of humanity in the process of
1. where we came from,
2. why we are here
3. where we are going
This became my search through minds of all ages. Through pages of knowledge I came to find a lack of understanding.
Today this realization still holds true :
"spiritual events can be discerned only by spiritual senses" and "Any attempt to understand without the spirit, regardless of cerebral capacity, college degree, or worldly experience, is simply futile"- Elder Christofferson, quoted in the "Infinite Atonement" p281
The highest form of intellect and art comes from the God who is the creator of it all. I was reminded on our Stanford trip that true greatness and intellect comes from yielding to the enticings of His spirit. I know that He cares, and I know that He lives, and I love Him.
Much Love,
Life Lessons from my Car Accident
So! You might be wondering if I am always having car issues. I'm not. I love my car and it's fantastic. But! For whatever reason, it seems as though whenever I do have car troubles, I learn some big lesson from it. Here is the lesson I learned from the car accident I was in last week :)
First off, to save my pride, I will tell you that the accident was NOT my fault (even according to the other person's insurance etc.) I was driving over to Seattle after work to meet up with friends for a weekend trip to Canada (yeah - we get crazy and go to Canada sometimes...) Background: it was the first pre-season game for the Seahawks that day as well. So! Traffic was crazy. And while I was driving up the street, literally two minutes from my friend's house, someone pulled out in front of me from a side street. Despite braking and honking, I knew as soon as that car pulled out that I was going to hit it. Which - was equal parts scary and infuriating. Luckily, no one was hurt (other than my wrists being sore for a couple of days :) ).
After the impact of the collision, I sat there in the middle of the intersection a little stunned. I had never been in an accident before and was pretty unsure what to do next. The car that I had hit was immobile, but I was able to drive my car out of the way of traffic. Some kind people (or fans who wanted to get home to watch the game) came and helped to push the other car out of traffic while I ran down a couple of witnesses at a bus stop and made them give me statements on what they saw happen. Meanwhile the police were called and supposedly on their way. As the adrenaline started to slowly leave my system, I sat back down in my car and started trying to call my parents. First my dad, and then my mom. Neither were picking up. So then I decided to try and call my sister, whose phone is chronically uncharged, and she also did not pick up. I sent a quick text to my friends to let them know what had happened, and then it hit me. I felt so alone. My dad wasn't going to help me figure this out. My mom wasn't going to help me figure this out. No one was going to be there for me in that moment. And to be honest, that was the worst part. I've found that with most "big kid" issues I have experienced in life (not limited to just my car problems :) ), the worst part is grappling with having to deal with whatever is causing you anxiety by yourself.
As I was mentally trying to calm myself down and "pull it together Picard!", I had the overwhelming thought that I was actually not alone. And that God had been extremely present in the whole ordeal. Not only in preventing serious injury from occurring, but in making sure that my car still worked etc. I was going to be ok, and I didn't have to do it by myself because we were going to do it together.
Not to say that I have never thought or realized that the Savior has the power to comfort us and that we are "never alone", but for whatever reason, that message was conveyed SO strongly to me that day. I am not alone. I do not have to face anything by myself. And I am so grateful for a Savior who suffered through the ultimate loneliness in Gethsemane so He knows how to comfort me. Elder Holland gave a beautiful talk about this concept in General Conference a few years ago. (April 2009 to be exact :) )
Trumpeted from the summit of Calvary is the truth that we will never be left alone nor unaided, even if sometimes we may feel that we are. Truly the Redeemer of us all said: "I will not leave you comfortless: [My Father and] I will come to you [and abide with you]."
While I am not necessarily happy that my car got a little smashed, and the resulting issues that I have had to work through :), I am very grateful for the lessons I learned that day. I am particularly grateful for the way that experience helped bring me closer to the Savior. It helped my relationship with Him, and faith in His power, to grow even stronger. I know that Christ is continually there for each of us, offering His love and support, and helping us to accomplish what we may not be able to on our own. And I am forever grateful for that.
Love you too much!!!!
What makes a home
My family has lived in the same town since I was six. They've lived in the same house since I was 14.
I was home a couple of weeks ago for my sister's wedding. My parents had recently decided to put our house up for sale and a few people had come to look at it but I thought it was mostly to "test the waters."
When it was time to come back to Utah, I walked out of the house without looking back, not knowing that it would be the last time that I would walk through those doors. About two weeks later our house sold.
My mom used to dream of living in this house. She remembers seeing the people who lived there before us pulling into their driveway and thinking, "I wonder what it would feel like to be those people."
We ended up being the people that lived in that house. We found that the house was actually nothing very special initially, just a brick home on a busy road with a driveway from heck. But over time it became something special. Over time that house became our home because it is where my family lived a life together, a beautiful life.
It is where we played countless games of basketball on the slab of concrete in the backyard. It is where we did slip and slides in the summer and went sledding down our next-door neighbor's hill in the winter.
It is where my parents sent three kids on missions and welcomed us all home. It is the house I dreamed of coming home to during my 18 months as a missionary.
It is where our dogs, Abby and Baxter always waited for us with wagging tails. It is where we eventually had to build a ramp for Abby to get up onto the back porch when her hip wouldn't let her climb the stairs anymore and where she is now buried in the backyard.
It is where our nights were spent playing the guitar and singing together. It is where we had family home evenings on Monday nights and where we danced in the kitchen together. It is where the kitchen often smelled of brownies.
It is where we've read books together on the back porch and watched a million movies. It is where we've had luncheons after baptisms and baby blessings. It is where we've come home from dances and dates. It is where we've gone through breakups and heartbreaks.
Tomorrow my sister Julia will leave that house and go to college. It will be one more moment that has made our house a home.
I've had a bit of a hard time accepting the fact that I will never go home to that house. I'll never pull into the worst driveway of all-time and climb the stairs. I'll never walk through the door and hear my little brother and sister come running down the stairs to see me. I'll never get home at night and see my dad sitting on the computer just waiting to make sure I made it home. But I've come to the conclusion that I am just grateful.
I'm grateful for all of these moments. I'm grateful that we've had such a beautiful life together in a beautiful home but I also know that it is not a house that makes a home.
President Thomas S. Monson said, "A home is much more than a house built of lumber, brick, or stone. A home is made of love, sacrifice, and respect." That is what has made me love our home, it is the people I've shared that home with and the experiences we've had together.
In my favorite movie ever, "Father of the Bride," George Banks describes his home and he says, "I love this house. I love that I taught my kids to ride their bikes in the driveway. I love that I slept with them in tents in the backyard. I love that we carved our initials in the tree out front. This house is warm in the winter, cool in the summer, and looks spectacular with Christmas lights. It's a great house. I never want to move."
But then he says, "But the thing I think I like best about this house are the voices I hear when I walk through the door."
That is the thing I love most about our house: the voices I hear when I walk through the door but those voices won't be there anymore.
I get to be with those voices forever and that means I can always come home.
Recently I've had friends who have lost one of their parents. I want to write this to them.
Something tonight caused me to weep. I bent over my chair and into a tub, filling it with tears and memories. And then I understood something I've recently asked God to help me with- forgiveness- I understood it completely.
Losing a parent is something I haven't had to deal with; I cannot know what it truly means. I cannot know the depths of your despair, what triggers come to send you weeping. What I can know is what it means to forgive.
I felt it wipe over my eyes, through my heart, and into my soul as it happened without any coercion. That can happen for anyone, it can happen for you. Until one day you are sitting in a bathtub and wishing they could just be happy.
Possibly you may feel you need forgiveness, like I did earlier this week. Either sent in or sent out, it is all the same.
You may feel too much, that may be the reason for the heartache in the first place. It may travel too deep; bellowing from inside that it is "unreachable." And if none of those things it may just feel like it's too late.
But that's what others thought when they closed a laden tomb. Despair followed with sorrow, and not quite knowledge of how to continue. No matter the painted scene on that Friday, two days later was Sunday.
We were sent here to forgive, but not just that, to be forgiven. Like this brown chair, twisting upward to my cradled body, you can be held. Arms can clasp your open wounds. There is no greater love than someone who has given his or her life for you.
Death is a reminder of that new life.
Because of Him everything that matters can never truly die and everything that hinders can be removed completely. The author of resurrection is also the author of oblivion. Let him take you and do both. He LOVES you, He is your friend, He is your redeemer. He is your Savior.
*Alma 34
Mountains to Climb
I'm almost 100% positive I've written about this talk before, but it's been on my mind a lot lately. One of my favorite talks given by Henry B. Eyring is entitled, "Mountains to Climb". (you can click the title for the link :) )
President Eyring spoke of an address Spencer W. Kimball gave about this topic:
I heard President Spencer W. Kimball, in a session of conference, ask that God would give him mountains to climb. He said: "There are great challenges ahead of us, giant opportunities to be met. I welcome that exciting prospect and feel to say to the Lord, humbly, 'Give me this mountain,' give me these challenges."1
He goes on to say that after he prayed for his own "mountain to climb", he was given a challenge more difficult than he had yet experienced in his life. I think if we were to all be honest with ourselves, we want to be good. And we want to be better than we were before. And so perhaps we, too, sometimes consciously or subconsciously (or VERY subconsciously :) ) ask God to help us become who He wants us to be by giving us challenges that with strengthen and shape us. And then the hike up that mountain begins! And sometimes we don't know how long the trail will be or how steep the incline is, or the level of difficulty of this particular hike. And we begin to question a) why are we doing this b) can we even do this?!
I remember going for a 14-mile run with my sister Hann once (don't even ask why I thought this was an ok idea, I think we were training for something? but it was in Oregon and it was gorgeous so life could have been worse). FYI Hann is a lot faster than me when it comes to distance running. And! she was the one who was keeping track of how far/long we had been running. There is no one in this world that I love more than my sister, but I think I was swearing at her in my brain for at least a good 7 of those miles, probably more. Because it was a looong run. And my competitive side wasn't going to let Hann totally paste me for all of those miles, I had to at least kind of keep up. But why did she have to be running so fast? And not even sweating? Or gasping? Or dying? And I had no idea when we were going to be done. And I somehow thought that she had forced me into this. And it was her fault that I was doing this stupid run :)
Comparatively, how often are we in the midst of a trial and think to ourselves, "God! Why is this happening!? Fix it!" And His response very well could be, "You wanted to be stronger, and this is the way we go about this. There is no easy way. There is no other way."
I may not have been happy about that one long run with my sister, but I was happy that it made consecutive runs easier. We may not LOVE our trials as we are going through them, but I do think we will be, or should be, grateful for the strength they give us for the future.
While I was a missionary my dad wrote me a letter very similar to this concept of "mountains" and the message is one that has stuck with me. He spoke of times in his own life, climbing mountains, both figuratively and literally, and how much more beautiful the view became with each ascending peak. He said to me, "Soon will be the day that you will be grateful and appreciative and understanding of the challenges that you have faced and you will find joy in this knowledge. The knowledge that your Father in Heaven loves you, and the knowledge that you Father in Heaven has a particular path for you in life."
I am grateful for the mountains I have climbed throughout my life. I am particularly grateful for the way they have helped me better know and love my Savior.
love you too much!!!
The concept of light has been on my mind these last few months, specifically Christ's admonition to be a light unto the world. I am in the midst of my most busy season at work and planning my wedding. During this time, I've felt like my light has been dimming because of stress.
Two days ago, everything came to a "boiling point" when my hair appointment that I had been looking forward to for weeks was cancelled. I was so frustrated. (Disclaimer: I know a hair appointment is very, very low on the scale of life importance). This is the third time this appointment has been rescheduled, and this time the salon can't get me in to see my stylist for three more weeks. When the salon called to let me know and then put me on hold, I hung up. I hung up because I felt so frustrated and I realized my light was gone. I was so disappointed in myself for being so frustrated that I didn't want to have to speak to the woman on the other end of the phone because I just felt I couldn't be loving in my response to her. I have yet to call the salon back because when I do so I want to be calm and kind.
Some would say that I have every right to be frustrated. This is the third time this appointment has been rescheduled. And I think they're right – this is a frustrating situation. But what I don't deserve is the right to be rude. No one deserves that right. Christ teaches us in the Sermon on the Mount that when a man asks you to go a mile with him, you should go with him twain. When someone smites you on the cheek, turn your other cheek also. This counsel is a part of the same sermon when Christ admonishes His followers to be lights unto the world.
To me, I realized Christ is reminding me that unfair things will happen in life. (Second disclaimer: I want to reaffirm I recognize a cancelled hair appointment is very, very low on the scale of life importance). We will get frustrated. But to be lights we must emulate love and kindness no matter what happens to us.
The challenge for me now is to recognize what can I do to brighten my light? The easy (and very valid answers) include reading my scriptures and saying my prayers. But what happens when we do those things and still find ourselves weighed down by the stress of life? I think the answer will come over a lifetime. I am grateful for a Savior, Jesus Christ, who will help me on this quest to become a "dim-resistant" light and to always shine bright with love.
Feel free to leave any ideas in the comments section. How do you allow your light to continually shine even (and perhaps especially) when you feel weighed down by stress?
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192.168.1.1, 192.168.0.1, 192.168.2.1, 192.168 x.x, 192.168.l.l Login/Admin router Problems might be faced with your new router. There can be a few problems with your new computer as well. Here are a few ways to troubleshoot them. Read the details to understand your problem.
192.168.1.1 is the IP address used by a number of router manufacturers as the different addresses, and it works for both normal and wireless routers. You might not have any idea about how to configure the routers and don't even know how to access the configuration page. You don't have to worry, as the details of troubleshooting are given here.
Knowing the default username and password
1st, you should remember that the username and password of your router are written at the back of it, and you will have to look for them carefully, and are written along with the router's serial number along with the login address. In most of the cases, the routers are shipped with the default username and password 'admin'.
If you are having a router at your hand, you can check whether there is a label or not. In case you do not find any label, you will definitely find the username, password and the login address on the manual are the introduction paper that came with your router.
Most of the mainstream routers, come with the login address http://192.168.1.1 , and they are found in the routers manufactured by Linksys, TP-Link, Mercury routers, etc. The default address is set to 192.168.1.1, for remembering it easily. If you want to check the router's status, change the settings, or restart it, you can log in with the help of the IP address, which will redirect you to the management panel. If the page does not open, you can refer to the manual and check, whether the address is correct as sometimes the IP address may also be configured as 192.168.2.1 or 192.168.0.1 by the router. You should also check whether the address is set to http://192.168.1.1.
Configure your router to get access to the configuration page
Most of the people are interested in opening the management page themselves but they do mistakes by typing 192.168.1.1 in the address bar and sometimes the page itself fails to open. Here are a few of the solutions, which you can try.
*Make sure that the router to land and land ports are properly connected with cables, and the network interface card is connected to the desired ports like 1, 2, 3 or somewhere else.
*Make sure that a light on your router is right, when you switch on the router.
*After connecting the cables to your computer, make sure that the IP address is properly configured. Click on 'Start', and go to 'Run', and then write CMD followed by enter key. Make sure that the IP address is set to 192.168.1.x, where X can be between 2 and 254. It should have the default gateway set to 192.168.1.1 and the subnet mask set to 255.255.255.0. If there is a different value it means there is a problem.
*If the values do not match with the given values, you have to configure your computer's IP address. You should follow the following steps. Go to 'Network Neighborhood' and click properties in order to find TCP/IP, and double-click to change your IP address and DNS to automatically get the values. On Windows Vista and seven you should click on IPv4.
*After visiting the router configuration page, you can go to the network configuration. Go to and put settings, and enter the username and password that came with your cable provider. In case they are incorrect, you should call their customer service.
*If the problem does not get resolved even after all of them, you should restore the router settings by following the steps mentioned here:
*You should find a small hole in the router, and you should find a sharp object to book in that hole. It will restore the settings to default ones.
*After that, you should power of your router and switch it on once again. Now you should visit the router configuration page in order to configure the settings.
*Try opening 192.168.1.1, and it should work with the configure settings now.
*If it's to do not work, open CMD by following the old steps, and type 127.0.0.1 to determine if it is working properly.


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The Good Catholic (2017)
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What's annoying in this otherwise well-meaning movie is how the barbs become a kind of armor against real feeling, and the bland direction offers nothing.
Mr. Spicer's earnest performance bolsters many of the weaker spots in Mr. Shoulberg's script.
It's a small film in every way, but I found it riveting.
A man of the cloth facing a crisis of faith, particularly one provoked by an attractive woman, covers some well-trod dramatic territory and the director doesn't do much to update this borderline biblical scenario.
A reviewer should never assess a movie for what it is not, but this viewer was not sure for a long time what exactly "The Good Catholic" was.
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TRUMBULL, Conn. -- Veracious Brewing Company will celebrate its one year anniversary with special events and by hosting a food truck on Saturdays.
Rolling Stone Pizza by Carl Anthony Trattoria will be at Veracious Brewing Company on Saturday, July 23, from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Monroe's Fireside Grill will have a food truck at Veracious on Saturday, July 30 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Shelton-based JD Snyder will perform Thursday, July 28 from 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. His styles range from Irish to country to Americana to roots rock and more.
Veracious will host a trivia night on Tuesday, July 26 from 6:30 to 10 p.m. Trivia and beer fans can bring food or order in. There is a $10 donation for entry.
As previously reported , Trumbull couple Tess and Mark Szamatulski opened the brewery and tap room next to their beer and wine-making supply store Maltose Express last year.
In addition to fourteen different beers on tap, Veracious serves eight wines by the glass and cold brewed coffee on nitrogen.
Signature brews include the 29 Pews IPA, Oddy Satisfying summer IPA and Lucy's Last Call, a Belgian strong golden ale named after the Szamatulski's golden retriever Lucy, who died late last year.
Visitors can also bring their own food and well-behaved children. Local restaurants will also deliver to Veracious.
The tasting room is open on Thursdays from 3 to 9 p.m., Fridays from noon to 9 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. The brewery and tap room are available to rent all other days.
Their beers can also be found on tap at area restaurants such as Vazzys Oesteria in Monroe, Osteria Romano in Monroe, The Tavern in Monroe, Coal House Pizza in Stamford, Romanacci Pizza Bar in Trumbull, The Olive Garden in North Haven, Tap and Vine in Wallingford. Bluefish Stadium in Bridgeport features five of their beers on tap.
Beer Advocate Magazine named them one of the top 33 new breweries in the U.S. in January.
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Veracious Brewing Company is at 246 Main St. in Monroe.
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National Executive Committee minutes, 1946-62, 1975-84; Finance and Organisation Committee minutes, 1951-69; Legal and Parliamentary Committee minutes, 1946-51; amalgamation file, 1945-46; post-war staffing crisis files; Health Services Journal, 1946-63 (incomplete); historian's papers; delegate conference papers, 1992-93.
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The Confederation of Health Service Employees (COHSE) was formed in 1946 by the amalgamation of the Mental Hospital and Institutional Workers' Union and the Hospitals and Welfare Services Union. In 1993 it amalgamated with the National and Local Government Officers' Association and the National Union of Public Employees to form UNISON.
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Skorpios cruise will take you to the best places of northern Patagonia in 6 days. We will sail from Puerto Montt to Laguna San Rafael and we will visit the fjords, lakes and glaciers in the south of Chile.
Day 1: Saturday - Port Montt - Chiloé
What you will visit:
- 1 Puerto Montt
A12:00: We'll sail from the Skorpios Terminal in Port Montt to navigate around the archipelago of Llanquihue.
From the ship, we'll get to admire the city of Calbuco, to then pass in front of the Ancud gulf, the archipelago of Chiloé and, at midnight, cross the Corcovado gulf.
Day 2: Sunday - Moraleda and Ferronave Channels - Puerto Aguirre
What you will visit:
- 1 Puerto Aguirre
8:00 am: We'll sail around the Moraleda and Ferronave channels.
11:00 am: We'll disembark in the fishing village Port Aguirre, which we'll be able to visit for an hour and a half. Then, we'll return to Ferronave, to continue sailing around the Pilcomayo and Costa channels.
In the night, we'll find ourselves sailing through Caleta Hualas or Punta Leopard, 20 miles away from the San Rafael glacier.
Day 3: Monday - San Rafael lagoon
What you will visit:
- 1 Laguna San Rafael National Park
Early in the morning, we'll enter the San Rafael lagoon to disembark on our boats and make an excursion around the multicolored ice floes, if the weather allows it.
17:00 hrs: We'll get close to the San Rafael glacier, to then return to the ship and sail toward the Quitralco fjord.
Day 4: Tuesday - Quitralco Fjord
What you will visit:
- 1 Fiordo Quitralco
In the morning, we'll dock in the Quitralco fjord. In it, we'll get to enjoy its thermal pools, with waters between 30 and 32°C. If the weather allows it, we'll board boats to go deeper into the fjord.
17:00 hrs: We'll sail toward Chiloé, navigating around the Moraleda and Pérez Norte channels.
Day 5: Wednesday - Los Chonos Archipelago
What you will visit:
- 1 Dalcahue
- 2 Archipiélago Los Chonos
We begin the day navigating the channel Leucayec in the islands of the Chonos, where we will see the village of Melinka. Later we will cross the Gulf of Corcovado, where, if weather conditions permit, we can spot blue whales or whales. We will continue sailing along the coast of Chiloé.
11:00 am: arrive at rabbits islet, located in the channel Queilen. There will disembark to make motor boat rides around this small island inhabited by Magellanic penguins and numerous birds in the area.
13:00 hours: continue sailing between the Islands Lemuy and Schilling.
16:30 hours: arrive to Dalcahue, where we will have free time to 23:00.
You will then embark to return to Puerto Montt, while we enjoy a farewell party.
Day 6: Thursday - Port Montt
What you will visit:
- 1 Puerto Montt
First thing in the morning, we'll be returning to Skorpios Terminal in Port Montt, where we'll disembark after breakfast.
- 5 nights on board the Skorpios II cruise in cabin choice.
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
- Drinks, wines and spirits.
- Entrance to Quitralco Hot spring
- Welcome cocktail.
- All not mentioned
The departures are on Saturday (ask by cost of night additional prior to the sailing date).
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Hello and welcome to The Compost Bin. I'm Compostwoman and I live with my family in rural Herefordshire. We have nearly four acres of garden and woodland, all managed organically, which we share with Chickens, Cats, Guinea Pigs and assorted wildlife. We also grow a lot of our own food, run courses in all sorts of things and make a lot of compost!
I work as an environmental educator, lecturer, writer and Forest School leader at Moors Wood . I am a Master Composter and have spent the last 11 years as a volunteer Community Compost adviser with Garden Organic and my local Council. I offer talks and run workshops and events where we talk about compost, veg growing, chicken keeping, cooking, preserving and sustainable living. We also make crafts and have fun.
We try to live a more self sufficient lifestyle here, as best we can, while still having a comfortable life and lots of fun. To learn more about us click on the About Compostwoman tab and remember to click on the photos to make them full size!
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I held the third of my Forest School sessions with the Year 1 children this afternoon and we had great fun making dens for soft toys, twig pictures and doing bark rubbings. Then I had an Eco club session after school where we did more laying trails around the School grounds and going looking for animal tracks in the mud. The weather was wonderful and much fun was had by all.
THEN I spent an hour with the Yr 2 teacher, my " partner in eco-ness" at school, we had a good old tidy up and harvest in the School Veg patch. My back was aching by the time I came away, having spent 6 hours at school in total ... still I DID get several cups of tea AND the joy of seeing happy children enjoying what we do together!


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How can graphic design positively transform communities and the practice of design? The New York chapter of AIGA launched Design/Relief, a participatory design initiative targeted at New York City neighborhoods still grappling with the effects of Superstorm Sandy, in the fall of 2013. To fund the project, AIGA/NY received an innovation grant from Artplace America, a consortium interested in advancing the practice of creative placemaking. Engaging in this emerging movement, AIGA/NY believed graphic designers could leverage their agile, creative process while testing their community organizing skills on the ground. We handpicked three teams, composed of graphic designers, storytellers and community engagement experts, to catalyze three New York waterfront communities. The teams were tasked to help these communities imagine a more vibrant future for themselves—the three neighborhoods were still struggling to overcome the lingering effects of Superstorm Sandy, even a year after the disaster. While learning about the reality of multi-disciplinary collaboration, urban territories and public engagement processes, designers were given a framework to act locally and dispatched for a 9-12 months period to Red Hook in South Brooklyn, Rockaway at the Queens shoreline and the South Street Seaport enclave in Lower Manhattan.
Revisiting the Design/Relief Manifesto a year later, AIGA/NY is proud to have engaged designers in tackling tough civic challenges while generating new knowledge about design as a creative placemaking tool. As we conclude this endeavor with the recent launch of the Red Hook team project, the HUB, we wanted to take a moment to highlight a few insights before sharing a more detailed case study (coming soon, early 2015). Here they are:
Places are made by people. Yes, before anything else.
Graphic designers are particularly apt at connecting the dots, building bonds, visualizing futures, and enhancing communication between people and places.
Our placemaking projects focus particularly on public spaces in which community information and communication can be shared.
Improving a place successfully comes along with social justice, inclusion and opportunity-building—our creative placemakers tried to remain aware of the fine line between gentrification and displacement.
Earlier this year, Norway's Norges Bank held a design competition for the country's future currency. Entrants were asked to stick with the theme "The Sea," but other than that, were given free reign.Eight designers and firms made it to the final round, and submissions from two different design firms were...
We've long been enamored with the Eames' Powers of Ten short film, which is as much an introduction to aerial photography as it is to the math behind astronomy and biology. Just as everyone now takes beautiful images (and the retina...
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text: 'Noble Automotive Ltd., more commonly known simply as N'oble, is a British sports car manufacturer.It was established in 1999 by Lee Noble in Leeds, West Yorkshire, for producing high-speed sports cars with a rear mid-engine, rear-wheel drive layout. Lee Noble was the chief designer and owner of Noble. He sold the company in August 2006. He resigned from the company in February 2008 and announced his new venture, Fenix Automotive in 2009. The company has since moved to larger premises at Meridian Business Park near Leicester.


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One of the most important boom industries in New Zealand over recent years has been wine production, and there are vineyards that can be found across the country producing a wide variety of different wines. Along with good wine, many of these vineyards offer wine tours and restaurants on site too, and this has helped to develop an excellent wine tourism industry which allows visitors to enjoy the wonderful scenery and food on offer with some of the best wines in the country. While there are numerous vineyards that can be visited around the country, here are some of the best in New Zealand for vineyard tours.
Stonyridge Estate, Waiheke Island
A short ferry journey away from the northern city of Auckland, Waiheke Island is a beautiful island with miles of golden, sandy beaches that benefit from the pleasant warm climate that have helped the Stonyridge Estate to develop an excellent vineyard. The northern slopes have been developed to grow Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec and Merlot grapes, and these grow well on the slopes where temperatures in the summer can often soar above thirty degrees Celsius. While public tours are regularly available on Saturday and Sunday afternoon, those traveling in a group can often arrange a private tour of the vineyard if there are enough people. There is also a wonderful cafe on site that offers superb fresh food created using local ingredients.
Esk Valley, Hawke's Bay
The Esk Valley Estate is situated a short drive away from the east coast of the North Island in the beautiful area known as Hawke's Bay, and is one of the most established vineyards in the country. Like much of this area, the Esk Valley Vineyard in Hawke's Bay is known for producing excellent Syrah and Chardonnay grapes, and involves growing grapes on the valley floor as well as on a beautiful series of terraces on the hillsides along the valley. As well as offering a chance to explore and taste their wonderful wine, the Esk Valley Vineyard is also home to a superb small eco hotel, where visitors can stay the night and explore the area as well as enjoy a glass or two of the best vintages.
Oyster Bay, Marlborough
Marlborough is a region of New Zealand that is to be found at the northern tip of the South Island, and is known as the most important wine growing area in the country. The wide plains where the vineyards are located give the grapes long ripening times, which helps the development of excellent Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes which then become some of the most popular wines that are exported around the world. There are two Oyster Bay vineyards located within the Wairau Valley, with a winery tour being one of the best way to get a good look at the vineyard and to appreciate the stunning modern building where these wines are produced.
Mount Difficulty Vineyards, Bannockburn
Located in Central Otago, the Mount Difficulty vineyards are among the most productive areas of the South Island for the production of Pinot Noir, although Chardonnay and Riesling grapes are also to be found growing in this area. The main buildings on the vineyard are close to the small town of Bannockburn, and the soil is combined with gravel which means that it drains quickly and requires plenty of irrigation, and along with the cool temperatures has helped Pinot Noir to develop here.
The winery building is one of the most interesting in the country, offering a separate tasting room and a restaurant, with the sharing platter being a great accompaniment to some of the best wines produced in the country.


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Jonathan Drouin was the second star and Alex Galchenyuk the third in 3-0 win over the Sabres. The fourth star would have been Paul Byron.
In the Habs' Room: And the first star ... Carey Price!
"Ca-rey! Ca-rey! Ca-rey!"
The first star had yet to be announced Saturday night after the Canadiens' 3-0 win over the Buffalo Sabres, but the Bell Centre crowd already knew who it would be — Carey Price.
After missing 10 games with a lower-body injury, Price returned to action Saturday and stopped all 36 shots he faced from the Sabres for his first shutout of the season, improving his record to 4-7-1 after a tough start to the year even before the injury.
"I felt pretty good," Price said in the dressing room after the game.
"I felt prepared more than anything," the goalie added. "I spent a lot of time thinking about today and I'm just glad it all turned out well. A lot of preparation went into tonight. Injuries aren't vacation. It took a lot to get ready for tonight and I got to move to the next one."
The next one will be Monday night when the Columbus Blue Jackets visit the Bell Centre (7:30 p.m., TSN2, RDS, TSN Radio 690), but Price and the Canadiens can savour this victory for a little while.
It's early in the season to talk about must-win games, but this sure seemed like one against the Sabres, who are in last place in the Eastern Conference and could have moved within one point of the Canadiens with a victory. Jeff Petry opened the scoring with a power-play goal in the first period, Alex Galchenyuk scored in the second period and Paul Byron scored short-handed in the third as the Canadiens ended a five-game losing streak (0-3-2).
Jonathan Drouin, who had two assists, was named the second star and Galchenyuk, with a goal and an assist, was the third star.
If there was a fourth star it would have been Paul Byron, who was able to light a fire under Drouin and Galchenyuk that wasn't there when captain Max Pacioretty was on their line. In his first game with his new linemates, Byron had a goal and an assist and was plus-2. He helped Drouin and Galchenyuk end their three-game pointless streaks and Galchenyuk also ended an 11-game goal-less drought.
"He was Pauly tonight," head coach Claude Julien said during his post-game news conference about Byron. "He continues to skate, scores a big goal for us short-handed. That was a huge goal. When you just have a two-goal lead and the way Buffalo came out in the third, they get a goal they get a lot of hope there. So that was a pretty big dagger when he scored that goal short-handed."
It was the sixth goal of the season for Byron and his blazing speed and work ethic looked like the missing ingredients on the Canadiens' No. 1 line.
"I think I call myself a skilled grinder," Byron said. "I think I can complement them pretty good. I kind of get in the gritty areas, I can support defensively, I can play down low centre so those guys don't have to worry about that game. With my speed I can chase pucks down, attack the rush, net drive, go to the front of the net, and I think that just creates a little bit more space for them on the ice. Any time you get a chance to play with two skilled guys like that you got to seize the moment.
"There's an expectation from me that I'm going to skate and work hard every night," added Byron, who plays much bigger than his 5-foot-9 and 162 pounds. "I know I have enough skill to make plays, but I got to be smart with the puck and make sure that I'm doing the right things with the puck. When I have it, I try and feed it to them because the puck's better on their stick than mine."
When asked what made him think Byron would be a good fit with Drouin and Galchenyuk, Julien said: "We make decisions because, obviously, the other three together it just wasn't working. … Sometimes you try something, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Well, it wasn't working, so we made the change."
The change definitely worked.
Canadiens GM Marc Bergevin has been taking a lot of heat this season — and for good reason — but claiming Byron off waivers from the Calgary Flames before the start of the 2015-16 season was a great move.
"I always thought I was better than just a waiver guy," said Byron, who scored a career-high 22 goals last season and added 21 assists. "It takes a while to earn your role and your place on a team. I don't know if we have a first line here. I think Pleky (Tomas Plekanec) takes the toughest matchups and then the other two lines kind of wait and see who you get. To play with those two players is an incredible opportunity and I'm happy to get it, that's for sure."
But nobody was happier than Price Saturday night after everything he's been through this season. He definitely heard the Bell Centre fans chanting his name at the start of the game and again at the end.
"It was a nice homecoming," he said.


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Following the new gameplay reveal at yesterday's PlayStation press conference, Sony Interactive Entertainment released a press kit for Insomniac Games' Marvel's Spider-Man.
We get to see a look at some of the baddies that we'll fight in the game, mostly focusing on Electro, and boy the game looks brilliant. Incidentally, all the screenshots are in shiny 4K resolution and marked as captured on PS4 Pro.
You can check the gallery out below. If you want to see more, you can enjoy the gameplay that was showcased during the conference, even more played live in the post-show, and another look at the show floor demo from E3 proper, focusing on the open world.
The game will release exclusively for PS4 on September 7th. I don't know about you, but I'm really, really looking forward to get my greedy hands on this baby.
Marvel's Spider-Man wasn't the only reveal coming from Sony Interactive Entertainment's press conference, and you can check everything out in the official video recording.


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KTM rider Pol Espargaro will not take part in this week's Thailand MotoGP test following his high-speed crash during the opening test of the year at Sepang.
Espargaro sat out the third day of running in Malaysia last month following his 250km/h collision with the barriers on the outside at Turn 4 the previous day.
Although nothing was found to be broken in x-ray tests trackside and in Kuala Lumpur, subsequent examinations found that the Spaniard had developed a spinal disc herniation.
KTM said this was "probably" a result of the crash in Malaysia and that Espargaro underwent successful surgery on Monday night at the Hospital Universitari Dexeus in Barcelona.
As such, Espargaro will not take part in the upcoming test at the Buriram circuit starting on Friday, meaning KTM will have to rely on Bradley Smith and regular tester Mika Kallio at the Thai venue.


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An eclectic combination of exotic animal prints and quintessentially English florals create a mood of avant-garde bohemia at House of Hackney for Autumn / Winter 2017, taking the label in an exciting new direction. Gathering inspiration from near and far, the new-season collection references global voyages while also celebrating its British roots. The captivating campaign was inspired by and shot in Mrs Broadbent's London townhouse, a treasure trove of nostalgic mementoes and opulent interiors where every room tells an intriguing story. A palette of petrol, puce and bronze adorns lampshades, velvet cushions, fabric and wallpaper - as well as wrap dresses, blouses and statement handbags - all of which are designed and crafted in England. We invite you to join the maximalist movement…
Adding to our menagerie of animal prints, Equus is a chic take on zebra stripes in a reimagined palette of cocoa and off-white. Work this contemporary classic into your home with head-turning wallpaper, cushions or home accessories. We've never met an animal we didn't like…Shop Equus
The charming iris takes centre stage in this painterly wallpaper print. Available in a palette of rich sienna-red and delicate lilac-mauve, it's the perfect way to introduce a Moorish-inspired colour scheme into your interior.Shop Eteris
A modern update on the traditional blousy floral, Opia features the timeless poppy in sumptuously warm tones across wallpaper, British velvets and fashion. Available in four colourways – old rose, midnight-blue, bronze and petrol – it offers a beautifully modern take on a traditional blousy floral.Shop Opia
Inspired by 1930s Hawaiian chinoiserie, Paradisa depicts hand-painted parrots and verdant leaves in a rich colour palette of spruce-green and sand for a modern take on tropicalism. Work this exuberant print into your home via wallpaper, plush British velvets, cushions, lampshades and more. Paradise found.Shop Paradisa
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The camp will feature 4 different wearable arts taught by local master artists. These art teachings can easily be applied to regalia making as well. This camp is intended to introduce the youth to different art forms and knowledge in the hopes they will find a passion they can carry on to future generations.
It will take place at Ziibiwing 8/21-25, and will conclude with a Fashion Show of the wearable arts the youth created on 8/25 at 7th Generation's People's Powwow grounds.
The four arts include:
1. Beading with Alice Jo Ricketts
2. Cloth applique panels with Kim and Vera Hinmon
3. Finger weaving with Joanne Butzin
4. Leather work with Adam Avery
Any youth interested in learning new arts are encouraged to participate but space is limited therefore get your completed registration packets in as soon as possible. The first 20 who turn in their completed registration forms are guaranteed a spot, others will be waitlisted.
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CLEVELAND — Justin Masterson pitched a three-hitter for his first complete game this season and the AL Central-leading Cleveland Indians finished a three-game sweep of the Cincinnati Reds with an 8-1 victory Wednesday night.
Masterson (4-6) took a shutout into the eighth before the Reds ended the right-hander's streak of consecutive scoreless innings at 18.
He did not walk a batter and struck out nine, including the side in the ninth, for his fourth career complete game. Cincinnati's run was unearned.
Asdrubal Cabrera hit a three-run homer and Johnny Damon hit a two-run shot in the fifth inning off Bronson Arroyo (3-5). Lonnie Chisenhall added three RBI for Cleveland.
After losing three straight in Cincinnati last week, the Indians returned the favor on the Reds, who entered the series on a six-game winning streak.
It was the first time the Reds and Indians had faced each other as first-place teams since 1999, and Masterson made sure Cleveland came out on top.
The Reds did not get a runner to second against Masterson until the eighth. Cabrera booted Jay Bruce's leadoff grounder to shortstop and Todd Frazier doubled with one out. Willie Harris followed with an RBI groundout, the first run given up by Masterson since June 9 in St. Louis.
Arroyo was charged with five runs and eight hits in four innings. The right-hander has just one win in his last eight starts.
The Indians went up 8-0 in the seventh when they loaded the bases off Alfredo Simon and Chisenhall laced a double into the right-field corner.


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