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Radical Sikh group takes out 'genocide remembrance march' in AmritsarJune 3rd, 2009 - 7:02 pm ICT by ANI
Amritsar, June 3(ANI): Sikh radicals on Wednesday took out a 'genocide remembrance march' in Amritsar to mark the start of events linked to the 25th anniversary of 'Bluestar' the military operation.
The focus of the march was to demand a memorial for those who lost their lives in the Operation Bluestar of the Indian Army.
"We are demanding a memorial for those who lost their lives in Operation Bluestar. Seven year back the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbhandhak Committee had announced that they will erect a monument in the memory of those who died during the operation," said Harnam Singh Dhooma, Chief, Damdami Taksal Bhindranwala, a radical Sikh Group.
Security forces had launched a campaign codenamed "Operation Blue Star" in 1984 to flush out a Sikh militant leader Jarnail Singh Bhindranwala and several of his followers, who had taken shelter in amritsar's Golden Temple.
Bhindranwale was one of the main architects of militancy in Punjab, which saw nearly 3,000 people lose their lives to regular bombing of buses and markets. (ANI)
- Sikh clergy lays foundation stone of Operation Bluestar memorial - May 20, 2012
- Dal Khalsa releases Operation Bluestar directory - Jun 05, 2012
- Amarinder opposes Operation Bluestar memorial - Jun 05, 2012
- Pro-Khalistan slogans raised in Golden Temple complex - Jun 06, 2012
- Punjab at crossroads: Sikh clergy gives in to radical rhetoric (Punjab Newsletter) - Jun 08, 2012
- DamDami Taksal chief wants PM to take initiative to resolve Sikhs' issues - Jun 04, 2009
- Sikh radicals to hold 'genocide march' in Amritsar (Lead) - Jun 02, 2009
- Radical Sikhs to take out 'genocide march' in Amritsar - Jun 02, 2009
- Sikhs demand ban on Kuldip Nayar's book - Jul 14, 2012
- Sikh leaders perform Akhand Path on Blue Star anniversary - Jun 06, 2009
- 'Save Bhullar' campaign picking up in Punjab - Jun 22, 2011
- Remembering Operation Bluestar, Sikh radicals march in Amritsar (With Images) - Jun 03, 2009
- Akalis seek to evoke memories of Operation Bluestar before election - Mar 22, 2009
- Sikh organisations to mark 25 years of Operation Bluestar - May 24, 2009
- Subdued events mark 25 years of Operation Bluestar - Jun 06, 2009
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A wrecked boat was towed away from Lake Avenue in Worcester, Massachusetts Wednesday morning.
Overnight, police say four people were thrown from the boat when it crashed into a construction barge on Lake Quinsigamond. All of the passengers were taken to the hospital, one of them now suffering serious injuries.
According to police, the boat hit a barge at Middlesex Corporation around 1 a.m. Wednesday. The construction company is building the nearby Burns Bridge replacement project. Police say the boat capsized.
Witness Ed Niziolek says firefighters cut the gate lock and rescued the boaters.
Authorities are looking into the possibility that the barge safety lights were not working when the boat crashed.
Environmental police say Gregory Polito, 50, of Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, was driving the boat. He was taken to the hospital along with a 49-year-old Shrewsbury woman, a 26-year-old Northbridge woman, and a 28-year-old Millbury man.
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CHESTERFIELD, VA (WWBT) - A Chesterfield man faces bigamy charges, accused of marrying four woman.
The Richmond Times-Dispatch reports Isaac Custalow Jr. faces three felony charges after police say he married four women without divorcing any of them.
One of his wives says says she was swept off her feet when she first met Custalow. Just eight days later, they were married - or at least that's what she thought. She says everything changed the moment they signed their marriage license.
Erika Berger is the best friend of Custalow's second wife. She says her friend only recently found out her marriage was a sham.
"She told me, 'oh I was married but not anymore, we've moved on'," Berger said. "All of a sudden she gets a call from a detective saying, 'hey, he's been charged with bigamy'."
One of Custalow's wives called our newsroom and asked to give her side of the story.
We scheduled an interview and when we showed up, she got cold feet. She says she's afraid to go on camera because she doesn't know what Custalow might do.
She paints a very vivid picture of a Prince Charming that says all the right things when they first met, but after they were married, he becomes a much different, and more controlling person.
"She's been scared to even go to court and come out of court," Berger said. "I've been there for moral support for her so that she doesn't feel threatened and she's scared that he could find her again."
Custalow pled guilty to bigamy in Chesterfield in April and now faces similar charges in Henrico and Virginia Beach.
NBC12 Legal Expert Steve Benjamin says bigamy cases are rare because it's obvious to most people you can't be married to more than one person at a time.
"He's got to understand it's prohibited," Benjamin said. "Everybody understands you can't remarry until you're divorced and this guy apparently was already under indictment for bigamy when he married wife number four. This is bizarre."
We reached out to Custalow's attorney for comment but he did not return our phone call.
Custalow will be sentenced in Chesterfield in November.
Bigamy is a Class 4 felony and carries a possible prison sentence of two to ten years.
Right now there is no central database to tell if someone applying for a marriage license is already married.
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Sentiment has turned more positive following three weeks of selling. Not least helped by another sizable production cut in Libya due to renewed unrest. $50/b in Brent and $47/b in WTI have now become support after several failed selling attempts.
Oil trading chiefs at FT's Global Commodity Summit in Lausanne believes that the worst of the recent slump is over and that Opec will extend its production cuts into H2.
Following the sell-off WTI needs to rally back above $50/b (38.2% retracement) before we can determine whether this current move up is more than just a correction.
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Terri spoke about World Tuberculosis Day in March 2015.
"Over two billion people are currently infected with the tuberculosis bacteria. Not everyone who is exposed to tuberculosis will get sick, because most healthy people are able to fight off the bacteria. But people with compromised immune systems, such as people who are undernourished, have diabetes or are living with HIV, have a much higher risk of developing active tuberculosis."
Ms BUTLER (Griffith) (18:10): Like the member for Leichhardt, I acknowledge World Tuberculosis Day, which is today, as a reminder that tuberculosis, the most prevalent airborne disease, infected approximately nine million people and took 1.5 million lives in 2013. I also note the member for Leichhardt's advocacy in respect of tuberculosis. I am aware that a member of the school community from my old high school, which is in the member for Leichhardt's electorate, has been directly affected by tuberculosis, and there are reports of more being tested today. So my thoughts are with those members of the community in Far North Queensland who are facing tuberculosis—a disease that this day marks as an important reminder that we need to eradicate tuberculosis around the world.
Over two billion people are currently infected with the tuberculosis bacteria. Not everyone who is exposed to tuberculosis will get sick, because most healthy people are able to fight off the bacteria. But people with compromised immune systems, such as people who are undernourished, have diabetes or are living with HIV, have a much higher risk of developing active tuberculosis. In some cases, people do not respond to treatment because they have a strain of tuberculosis that is resistant to antibiotics. When tuberculosis is resistant to two or more types of antibiotics, it is referred to as multidrug-resistant tuberculosis. This is an issue that a number of people are grappling with, and of course amongst those people I pay tribute to the medical professionals, health professionals and administrators in Queensland's public health system who, among many other people in the world, are facing this challenge.
About 480,000 people are estimated to have multidrug-resistant tuberculosis globally, and this number is increasing; it increased from 450,000 in the preceding year. Clearly, significant action is required to face the global epidemic of tuberculosis and to deal with the challenges posed by multidrug-resistant tuberculosis. That is why when Results International visited me in this parliament very recently, Maree Nutt of Results and her colleagues spoke to me about the importance of taking real action to combat tuberculosis by doing things like investing in research and development to combat tuberculosis. You cannot rein in multidrug-resistant tuberculosis without improved drugs, improved diagnostics and improved vaccines. A lack of investment in research and development can result in unnecessary suffering and death. So donors and implementing countries must increase funding at different stages from basic research to clinical trials, because I am told there is a $1.3 billion annual gap in funding for new tools to stop the spread of tuberculosis. Of course, current tuberculosis programs require improvement. I am informed that more can be done to mitigate the spread of drug resistance by using current tools more effectively. I am also informed that once someone is on treatment they stop being infectious. This is really important because as the member for Ryan, the mover of this motion, said: a person who is infectious would infect on average 10 to 15 other people. So, clearly, it is really important that we reach all people with tuberculosis to ensure that the infectiousness is curbed and, in turn, curbing infectiousness will curb drug resistance. That means, like everything, that resources are needed, and those resources need to be appropriate—at a level that can make sure that everyone is reached. That means necessarily increasing political support and money for national tuberculosis programs. Worldwide, I am told, tuberculosis detection and treatment programs are underfunded by US$2 billion per year. That is a significant challenge for countries around the world as they grapple with this epidemic.
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria has supported 12.3 million people to receive tuberculosis treatment, and eight million of those have been in the Asia-Pacific region—in our region. Recently, the global fund reported that it has received US$2 billion in project proposals globally that meet its criteria but that cannot be funded from existing resources. That means that funding commitments need to be made. Like the other speakers in this debate, I do welcome the government's announcement yesterday that they will provide $30 million over three years to aid those effected by tuberculosis and malaria—although I would note that a number of organisations have raised concerns with me about aid cuts more generally, and that is an issue that needs to be addressed.


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Future News Predicted Recent News About China and Iran
Future News Predicted Recent News About China and Iran
Bill Tenuto
January 21, 2005
China and Iran have popped into the news. Recent articles in The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times and this week's New Yorker magazine describe specific events on the world scene which are lining up with predictions I made in "Nuclear War: A Futurist's View, the Bible Code, Mayan Prophecy and My Vision of World War III." (For the sake of brevity, when I refer to this piece again below, I will call it "Nuclear War.")
The predictions made in "Nuclear War" were about the U.S.A., China, Iran and the lead-up to World War III.
First, some background. I had originally written "Nuclear War" on October 10, 2003, and I e-mailed it on that same date to several people for the purpose of recording and documenting the date "Nuclear War" was written. At that time I had written that a nuclear war would start in the Middle East. What seemed out of place, however, was the strong feeling I had been getting that China would eventually cause that war to escalate. For many years I had felt--foreseen--that China would play a pivotal role when, eventually, this major war broke out. In October 2003, while writing "Nuclear War," I was asking myself, "Why China?" This week the answer to my question may be emerging in the latest news.
In "Nuclear War" I had predicted that at some point after World War III had started, a cease-fire would seem to bring the war to a halt before it went out of control; but, I then added, "I feel 'guided' in a very general way to conclude that suddenly and without warning World War III will start up again, expanding and escalating into a second phase when another nation enters into the conflict. For a reason or reasons as yet unknown to me, this other nation appears to be China."
"When China enters the conflict," I wrote, "the U.S.A. will by then have over-committed too many of its troops to the fighting in the Middle East."
This week's news describes a developing conflict, even a possible standoff, between the United States and China, something which would have been widely viewed as unlikely when I wrote about China in October 2003.
This week's news says the conflict between the U.S.A. and China is focused on Iran. (This is another country about which I wrote in "Nuclear War", in which I stated specifically that "Iran seems to be the wild card." I will have more to say about this below in the next section on Iran.)
What does this week's news say about the U.S.A., China, Iran and the lead-up to World War III?
According to a recent New York Times article:
"The Bush administration imposed penalties this month against some of China's largest companies for aiding Iran's efforts to improve ballistic missiles. The move is part of an effort by the White House and American intelligence to identify and slow important elements of Iran's weapons programs." ("U.S. Is Punishing 8 Chinese Firms for Aiding Iran," by David E. Sanger, The New York Times, January 18, 2005)
The article goes on to say, "American officials said the list of exports [from China] was classified, but they described them as high-performance metals and components that are banned under the Iran Non-proliferation Act of 2000 because they could aid the country's efforts to extend its missile fleet."
"Iran's efforts to develop longer-distance missiles that are capable of ever larger payloads are increasingly of concern among intelligence officers. American officials have charged that Iran is trying to develop nuclear warheads, which its leadership denies."
"'We suspect that the Iranians also have the Chinese bomb design,' a former American official said several months ago. 'What everyone is looking for is the missile that matches up with the design.'"
"A senior administration official…said that 'while they are helping us on North Korea, they have not been as helpful on Iran,' perhaps because of China's ever expanding need for oil and other energy sources."
When I predicted in October 2003 that China would enter into an upcoming World War against the United States, the prediction did not seem to fit the "reality" of the time. Economic trade had been strengthening between the two nations and conditions seemed normal. But "reality" has a way of changing. Now, fifteen months later, a conflict is brewing between the U.S.A. and China, and the conflict has come into the public view. Are we setting the stage for what Carlos Barrios and the Mayan Elders have called a "big war" in 2006 in which "we can destroy ourselves"? Conditions suddenly appear to be moving us in that direction, and 2006 looms ever closer in the not-too-distant future.
When I posted "Nuclear War" in Future News on December 2, 2004, I realized that Iran would be part of the World War III scenario, so I decided to add one more prediction to what I had already written on October 10, 2003. Here's a condensed version of the prediction I added: "Iran seems to be the wild card. …The prospects of what Iran can or might do with its real or perceived arsenal of weapons of mass destruction will become a major focal point of the world's fears and concerns during this time. …The fear will be whether Iran might be bluffing or not."
Unlike the prediction about China which is still unfolding and may or may not ultimately come true, this prediction about Iran may have come true this week. Let's see what the latest news reports say about it.
According to The New York Times, Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, Iran's former president, "announced last October that Iran had successfully increased the range of its missile, Shahab-3, to 1,200 miles, putting Israel, American bases in the Persian Gulf and even parts of Europe in range." ("Iran, Calling Bush's Words 'Threats', Says It Is Not Intimidated," by Nazila Fathi, The New York Times, January 19, 2005)
Also in the same New York Times article, Iran's defense minister, Ali Shamkhani is quoted as saying, "We have developed a might that no country can attack us because they do not have accurate information about our military capabilities. We have produced equipment at a rapid pace with minimum investment that has resulted in the greatest deterrent force."
These are strong words. Maybe Shamkhani's words are true, or maybe he is bluffing". To reiterate, Future News predicted that Iran "will become a major focal point of the world's fears and concerns. …The fear will be whether Iran is bluffing or not." This Future News prediction seems to have come true, with confirmation of it reported in the New York Times.
Another reference to Iran in "Nuclear War" said, "Iran seems to be the wild card." A retired C.I.A official recently used the same phrase, "wild card," when commenting about Iran's difficulties in its weapons work. Seymour Hersh, in his article, "The Coming Wars," in this week's New Yorker magazine, writes, "A retired C.I.A. official…confirmed that Iran is known to be having major difficulties in its weapons work…. 'The big wild card for us is that you don't know who is capable of filling in the missing parts for them. North Korea? Pakistan? We don't know what parts are missing'." ("The Coming Wars," by Seymour M. Hersh, The New Yorker, January 24 & 31, 2005, pp. 41-42).
Iran as the wild card? Iran bluffing? This Future News prediction, regrettably, appears to be confirming itself right before our eyes.
The Los Angeles Times recently reported:
"Israeli analysts have said they believe Iran could develop a bomb in two to three years. U.S. intelligence has predicted it could take longer. Israeli officials have said they might turn to military strikes as a last resort.
"But military strikes would have no value if Iran developed the ability to enrich uranium, which Israel believes is possible within a year, the officials said. At that point the Iranians would be able to disperse their equipment sufficiently to put it beyond the reach of any attacker."
("U.S. Adds Israel to the Iran Equation," by Paul Richter, Los Angeles Times, January 21, 2005)
Can We Prevent the Coming Destruction?
Conditions in the Middle East may well be in the final year of a build-up for a nightmare nuclear war.
I ask if the horror of a nuclear war is a necessity. Is a nuclear holocaust the only means available to teach us the lesson of love? We have the intelligence and the resources to incinerate our planet and ourselves. It has become a matter of survival for humanity to awaken to the love each of us is capable of giving to one another.
The death and grief caused by the Indian Ocean tsunami was unimaginable, yet in the wake of the tsunami disaster people's hearts suddenly opened. From all around the world there was an outpouring of love, the power of which was at least in equal measure to the destructive power of the tsunami.
We human beings are capable of unconditionally giving to each other. The power of a 9.0 earthquake and a devastating tsunami reminded me and many people around the world of our connection to each other. We are fragile creatures who are capable of great love.
The future I foresee and write about, the future foreseen by the Mayan Elders and other visionaries and seers, is one possible future. The future we have foreseen can be changed.
Within our reach now is the unique opportunity for humanity to take an evolutionary quantum leap. We can waste this opportunity by allowing the extinction of human life in the fire of a thermonuclear war; or we can take advantage of this opportunity by merging our combined intelligence with the openess of our hearts and evolving into what I have foreseen as the "new humanity" living on a new earth. (For more about the new humanity on a new earth, click here: http://futurenewsinfo.blogspot.com/2004/07/vision-of-future-news-to-my-friends.html)
We are in this together. None of us is insulated. A global nuclear war would annihilate us all; or we could raise up our hearts and apply our minds to prevent war by changing the energy, by bringing ourselves into ecological and spiritual balance.
The Mayan Elders predict a "big war" in which "we can destroy ourselves" in 2006. There is very little time left.
Copyright 2005 by William L. Tenuto


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The front and back covers for a client's self-published self-help book. We both wanted it in a style similar to that music poster I did in the spring. She requested warm, summery colors, and I think we got there, somewhere between New England afternoon and Saharan scorcher. The back cover is, of course, way calmer than the front; I love the way certain bibliophiles use themselves as bookmarks.
The original color comp was, for some reason, almost entirely bright orange. Like, painful-to-the-eye road construction orange. Never again!


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Nothing beats being able to sleep in everyday with no real plans for the rest of the day besides drinking your fav. warm bevy and cuddling up on the couch ;)
Tuesday, January 06, 2009
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Oh please don't tell me that's Tim Horton's coffee or I'll be so incredibly jealous... hahaha.
Looks like you two are definitely having a wicked holiday... good stuff. Live it up and have a blast Jennifer!!!
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Camp Allen, home to both Marine Corps Forces Command (MARFORCOM) and one Marine Corps Security Force Regiment (MCSFR) FAST company, is located in Norfolk, Virginia. Situated in the far southeastern corner of the state and comprised of seven cities—Norfolk, Suffolk, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Newport News and Hampton—the Hampton Roads area has a combined population of nearly 1.7 million people.
Predominately a "Navy town," Norfolk is home to the largest Naval installation in the world; Hampton Roads is truly a joint forces dream. With local Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force and Coast Guard bases and installations, it's a military melting pot. Nearly 2,900 Marines reporting to ten local Marine commands call Hampton Roads home. Other local Marine commands in the area include Marine Corps Security Cooperation Group (MCSCG), EWTGLANT, The School of Music, MATSD, MARDET Dam Neck, and three reserve units including, MACS-24, MAG-49/VMM-774 and Co A 4th AA Bn.
With a rich history dating back more than 400 years, Norfolk is within an hour's drive of Yorktown, Jamestown and Williamsburg, an area known as the Historic Triangle. Norfolk offers a wide array of cultural and entertainment options including the Norfolk Admirals hockey team and the Norfolk Tides baseball team as well as museums, zoos, concert arenas and historic sites and battlefields.
Although we are now known as Camp Allen, most of our facilities are located on what was formerly known as Camp Elmore. We have the distinct honor of being the only Marine Corps camp named posthumously after an enlisted Marine. Pfc George W. Elmore, USMCR, was a 20-year-old Browning Automatic Rifleman with George Co., 3/5. Wounded, he exposed himself to lay down a withering fire until his wounded comrades could be evacuated. His attack was effective, but he lost his life in battle.
Camp Elmore once embraced a 15-acre tract in what was known as the naval base's "south annex". During more than a 50 years of use by the government, the area has been a Seabee training site, prisoner of war camp and Army barracks area.
Today, Camp Allen is home to two Marine Corps Fleet Anti-Terrorism Security Team (FAST) companies of the MCSFR, which provides security for a number of high-priority sites and convoys across the globe. Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS) at Camp Allen is responsible for serving not only those units stationed at Camp Allen, but all Marine commands in the Hampton Roads area. For more information, please visit the MCCS homepage or find us on Facebook.
As the US Marine Corps component to Commander, U.S. Joint Forces Command, COMMARFORCOM coordinates USMC support to CDR USJFCOM in the development of joint training, integration, readiness, joint concept development and experimentation efforts, and in executing global force management to synchronize the generation and provision of mission-ready, joint-capable USMC forces for present and future joint force requirements in order to support combatant commanders' global execution of the National Military Strategy.
MCSFR is highly trained and capable of responding to both Navy and Marine Corps security requirements. The regiment supplies security forces to guard a number of high-priority sites and convoys all across the globe. Security Forces Regiment is comprised of Fleet Antiterrorism Security Teams as well as Recapture Tactics Teams to provide security and anti-/counter-terrorism support to the United States Marine Corps.
Camp Allen employs approximately 800 active duty, 120 civilian Marines and a number of civilian contractors. The population of Marines, civilian Marines and contractors vary as you move throughout the various Hampton Roads area Marine Corps commands.
Base Transportation
Most service members and employees rely on private vehicles to get on, off and around base in the area, but there are a number of taxi companies and local buses as well. For complete information on buses in the Hampton Roads area, please visit the Hampton Roads Transit website.
Marines and their families can request a sponsor by contacting their gaining command directly or contact Marine Corps Family Team Building, 757-445-6875, who can assist.
Duty and Checking In
During normal working hours (7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday – Friday) those assigned to MARFORCOM (MCC 111) should report to G-1 Manpower (room 118) on the first deck of MARFORCOM (bldg NH-33). After working hours, on weekends and holidays, report to the Command Operations Center (COC) (room 237) on the second deck of MARFORCOM (bldg NH-33). As you will not have access to MARFORCOM upon your arrival you will need to call either your sponsor at the work number they provided you or the G-1 Manpower Office during normal working hours or the COC after hours, on weekends or holidays at 757-836-1644, utilizing one of the phones immediately inside the entrances to MARFORCOM.
Those Marines assigned to other commands throughout the Hampton Roads area who are administratively attached to MARFORCOM Headquarters and Service Battalion, should check-in at your work location during normal working hours or with the Watch or Duty Officer of the command to which you are assigned to have your orders endorsed with the reporting time and date. On the first working day following your arrival you should report to the MARFORCOM Headquarters and Service Battalion S-1 to complete your administrative check-in. Visit our website for more information.
MCSF Regiment
New Joins: Please contact the Regimental OOD / quarterdeck for instructions on checking in and directions to the Regimental Headquarters at (757) 637-9355. You can visit http://www.mcsfr.marines.mil/ for more information.
Temporary Quarters
There are three Navy Lodges in the area, one located at Norfolk Naval Base adjacent to Camp Allen, another near the Little Creek Naval Base and one other at Dam Neck in Virginia Beach.
The Norfolk Navy Lodge, which has been recently renovated, has 294 units with air conditioning and private baths. It features family accommodations, free local phone calls, high chairs, free daily in-room coffee, ice, rollaways, free daily newspaper, snack vending, fully equipped kitchenette (dishes, pans, etc.), picnic grounds, playground, barbecue grills/tools, FAX/copy service, microwave, radio/clock, cribs, dining table, irons/ironing boards, on-site laundry facilities and four conference rooms. For more information please call 757-489-2656.
The Little Creak Navy Lodge has 100 units with air conditioning and private baths. It features family accommodations, free local telephone calls, hairdryer, free daily in-room coffee, ice, free daily newspaper, snack vending, fully equipped kitchenette (dishes, pans, etc.), Cable TV(HBO), playground, air conditioning, FAX/Copy service, microwave, radio/clock, cribs, dining table, irons/ironing boards, on-site laundry facilities. For more information please call 757-464-6215.
The Dam Neck Navy Lodge has 50 units with air conditioning and private baths. It features family accommodations, free local telephone calls, hairdryer, free daily in-room coffee, ice, rollaways, free daily newspaper, snack vending, fully equipped kitchenette (dishes, pans, etc.), cable TV(HBO), VCRs, video rental, playground, air conditioning, FAX/Copy service, radio/clock, cribs, dining table, irons/ironing boards, on-site laundry facilities. For more information please call 757-437-8100.
Marine Corps Family Team Building (MCFTB)
The mission of Marine Corps Family Team Building is to foster personal growth and to enhance the readiness of Marine Corps families enabling them to understand and successfully meet the challenge of the Marine Corps lifestyle. The intent is to build a strong bond between the service member, their family and the Marine Corps. MCFTB offers a variety of programs including Readiness and Deployment Support for units and Individual Augmentees, Family Readiness Support Training and L.I.N.K.S.-a program for spouses and family members to learn more about the Marine Corps lifestyle and benefits. Our office is located in Building CA5, across from the Marine Corps Exchange just off Terminal Blvd. We are open Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and offer occasional night and weekend programs as well. For more information please contact us at 757-445-6875 or locate us on Facebook.
The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP)
(EFMP) office for Hampton Roads is located at Naval Medical Center Portsmouth (NMCP) in Building 3, 4th Floor, Room 4.2-131. The office hours are 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. The Program Manager is located at Camp Allen.
Per MCO P1754.4B, the EFMP is a mandatory enrollment program for active duty Marines who have family members with physical, emotional, developmental or intellectual needs that require special treatment, therapy, education, training or equipment. The goal is to assist the family, minimize the disruption those needs might have upon the family during relocation and to give consideration to those needs in the assignment process.
The staff provides assistance before, during and after deployment as well as relocation due to PCS orders. They also provide case management, resources and referrals, advocacy, a Special Needs Forum, assistance navigating TRICARE and other benefits, a lending library and outreach/education. Of particular importance is the Installation Respite Care Program. Those enrolled in EFMP and designated as LoN3 or LoN4 are eligible to participate in the respite care program, which allows for reimbursement of up to 20 hours of care per month with certified providers. For more information, please contact the office at 757-953-2270 or 757-953-2291, or visit our special needs website. The Program Manager can also be contacted at 757-445-6876.
Relocation Assistance
Although MCCS Camp Allen does not offer official relocation assistance, the Housing Office and Fleet and Family Support Center (FFSC) at Norfolk Naval Base are both located adjacent to Camp Allen on Hampton Blvd., just north of Terminal Blvd. The various FFSCs throughout Hampton Roads offer lending lockers for arriving personnel, equipped with many basic household items that can be checked out while you wait for your household goods to arrive. For more information or to check out an item(s) contact the Norfolk FFSC at 757-444-2102. The office hours are 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday - Friday.
Housing Office Information
The housing office maintains extensive lists of properties for sale or rent, including single-family homes, town homes, condos and apartments as well as shared rooms and local hotel information. The Rental Partnership Program (RPP) allows active duty service members to move into participating apartment communities without paying a security deposit. In most cases, the application fee is waived and rent is provided at a discounted price. Contact the housing office for additional information and a list of participating communities. Marines may also apply for on-base housing through the housing office. To contact the housing office, please call 1-800-628-7510 or 757-445-2832. The hours of operation are 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Monday-Friday. Housing information can be obtained on the Navy Housing website.
Fleet and Family Support Center (FFSC)
The FFSC is committed to supporting all service members stationed in the Hampton Roads area to achieve maximum mission readiness. Single and married service members and their family members can access a wide range of services and programs focused on adaptation to the special demands of military careers, military family life, and the need for rapid response to current world events. The FFSC provides a myriad of support services such as transition assistance, financial assistance, family employment assistance, relocation assistance, and a loan closet where portable beds and dish packs are available. Please call the FFSC at 757-444-2102 for availability, information and referral service, The office hours are 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday - Friday. You may also visit the FFSC website.
Child Development Center
There are multiple Child Development Centers (CDC) located on or near the various military installations throughout Hampton Roads. Care is provided for children ages 6 weeks to 12 years Monday through Friday from 6:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. The centers are accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children and the Navy Child Development Programs. Fees are based on total family income and will not be pro-rated; this includes weeks that include Federal holidays. For waiting list or application information, please call the Navy Mid-Atlantic Regional Child Placement Program Office at 1-866-628-9232 or visit the MWR website and select "child and youth programs."
Critical Installation Information
Marine Corps Official Pet Policy
The United States Marine Corps has set official policy on types of dogs allowed in installation housing and other rules surrounding pets on base. You must read this policy before you plan your move, if you plan to live in government housing.
Defense Service Network (DSN) Dialing Instructions
The DSN is the provider of long-distance communications service for the Department of Defense (DoD). Every installation has a special DSN number and the numbers vary by world-wide location. In order to place a call using DSN, the caller must be using a military phone on an installation. Cell phones cannot dial DSN numbers. When dialing a DSN number from a United States installation to another United States installation, it is unnecessary to dial the DSN 312 area code. When dialing a DSN number to/from overseas locations, the DSN area code must be included. The operator can be reached at commercial (719) 567-1110. Please note that long distance charges may be incurred.
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LPKers are always ready to chip in for a good cause and last week was no exception. Dozens of LPK baking aficionados rolled up their sleeves and strapped on their aprons, in an effort to end childhood hunger in America by holding a Share Our Strength Great American Bake Sale.
The bake sale, as well as our latest window displays, were inspired by LPK's sponsorship of the Cincinnati Art Museum's new exhibit DRAW: Here, There and Everywhere. The socially focused exhibit, the first-of-its-kind for the museum, uses the power of art to raise awareness around hunger-related issues.
"One of the challenges that we took to the company, that you can see in our windows, is the top 5 ways you can fight hunger," said Emily Venter, LPK marketing manager. "And one of the things the Cincinnati Art Museum suggested was the Great American Bake Sale."
Our window displays, comprised of hundreds of white plates, were the first step in creating visibility for the exhibit, its concept and the cause behind it. Borrowing from the list of ideas on how an average person can help fight hunger locally, nationally or even globally, we put out the call to LPK's amateur pastry chefs to donate their time, baking skill and culinary confections for a good cause.
"The Great American Bake sale fits our culture — everybody enjoys getting together, eating, drinking, socializing, but our people are very giving. So when you put giving together with food, it's a big draw for LPKers — it tends to bring people out like crazy," said Keli Oelerich, LPK implementation specialist and co-organizer of the event. "To have 35 people participate in baking is a big deal! We had a great turnout for buying too."
In all, LPK raised over $600 toward ending childhood hunger, and the leftover baked goods were donated to Welcome House, an organization that provides shelter to homeless families in the Cincinnati area.
"It was really nice to see that people are not only coming over and supporting the cause, but they're taking time away from their desks to connect with people they wouldn't usually see," said Oelerich. "I think it's a great morale builder."
In addition to baking and buying, LPK held a bake-off, awarding prizes to the top three baked goods. Judges Howard McIlvain, Liz Mathews and Geoff Thomas picked the winners from a delicious group of entrants. You can find the award-winning recipes listed below.
Carrot Ginger Cupcakes with Orange "Buttercream" Frosting – Jen Hurtubise, LPK Brand Implementation Director
(From The Allergen-Free Bakers Handbook by Cybele Pascal)
1 1/2 cups gluten-free flour mix (authenticfoods.com)*
1/4 tsp plus 1/8 tsp xanthan gum
1 tsp double-acting baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp ground cinnamon
2 1/4 tsp Ener-G Egg Replacer mixed with 3 Tbsp orange juice
3 Tbsp plain or vanilla vegan yogurt (I use coconut milk yogurt)
1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract
1 cup granulated sugar
3/4 cup canola oil
1 tsp grated fresh ginger
1 1/4 cups finely shredded carrots
Preheat oven to 350°F. Line muffin pan with 12 liners. Whisk together the flour mix, xanthan gum, baking powder, baking soda, salt and cinnamon in a large bowl. Set aside.
Combine the egg replacer, vegan yogurt, vanilla, sugar, canola oil and fresh ginger, stirring well — about 1 minute. Add the carrots and mix until combined. Add the flour mixture, folding it into the carrot mixture, until completely combined.
Fill the muffin liners about 3/4 full of batter. Bake in the center of the over for 24 minutes, rotating pan halfway through.
Bake until a skewer inserted in the center of the cupcake comes out clean. Transfer. Let cool completely before frosting.
*If you don't need to avoid wheat, you can use 1 1/2 cups of regular flour, and omit the xanthan gum.
Orange "Buttercream" Frosting
1 cup dairy-free, soy-free vegetable shortening (Spectrum Organic)
3 cups confectioners sugar
1/4 cup orange juice
2 tsp orange zest
Pinch of salt
With a mixer, cream the shortening on medium speed, about 2 minutes. Add the confectioners sugar in 3 batches, mixing after each addition. Add the orange juice, orange zest and salt. Beat on medium speed until light and fluffy, about 5 minutes.
Grandma Julie's and Aunt Gretchen's Cinnamon Cream Cheese Rolls – Maggie Paulus, LPK Brand Leader
18 slices of white bread without crust
1 egg
1 3/4 cups sugar
8 oz cream cheese (softened)
2 Tbsp cinnamon
1 1/4 sticks of butter
Cut off bread crust and flatten each slice. Mix egg, 1/4 cup sugar together, add softened cream cheese. Spread mixture on each slice of bread and roll up.
Mix 1 1/2 cup sugar with cinnamon. Melt butter.
Put each roll into butter and then roll in the sugar and cinnamon mixture. Bake at 350°F for 25 minutes. Cut each roll in half.
Truffle Brownies – Stephanie Arvin, LPK Project Leader
(Adapted from Bon Appétit)
Nonstick vegetable oil spray
6 oz bittersweet chocolate (do not exceed 61% cacao), chopped, divided
11 Tbsp (1 stick plus 3 Tbsp) unsalted butter, cut into 1-inch cubes
1 1/4 cups sugar
3 large eggs
1 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
1/4 tsp salt
1 cup unbleached all purpose flour
1 cup walnuts, toasted, coarsely chopped
1 bag of chocolate drop candies
Position rack in center of oven and preheat to 350°F. Line 9x9x2-inch metal baking pan with foil, leaving overhang. Spray foil with nonstick vegetable oil spray. Combine 6 oz bittersweet chocolate and butter in medium metal bowl. Set bowl over saucepan of simmering water and stir until chocolate and butter are melted and smooth. Remove bowl from over water and cool chocolate mixture until lukewarm, 5 to 10 minutes.
Whisk sugar, eggs, vanilla extract and salt in large bowl to blend. Whisk in chocolate mixture. Stir in flour, then chopped toasted walnuts. Transfer batter to prepared pan lined with cupcake foils. Bake brownies until tester inserted into center comes out with moist crumbs attached, 26 to 28 minutes.
Transfer pan to cooling rack and press chocolate drops firmly into the top of each brownie. Allow brownies cool and serve.


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Darrell Jackson on the Events Aspect of His Business
June 19, 2018
Darrell Jackson, President and CEO of Jackson Marketing, Motorsports, and Events, talks about the successful events side of his business and some things he has learned while doing it. One of these is that not every customer is the same and they all have different tastes. Jackson does about 300 events a year.
Dr. Fred Carter on Francis Marion's Partnerships with the Technical Colleges
June 13, 2018
Dr. Fred Carter, President of Francis Marion, is very proud of the school's partnerships with the technical colleges in the state. He goes over how the partnerships are key in providing seamless classes and education to students in South Carolina.
Frank Cannon of IMG: Social Engineering Fraud
June 12, 2018
Frank Cannon, VP and Director of Property and Casualty for Insurance Management Group, gives examples of social engineering fraud and what makes that one of the largest problems in the insurance arena.
Melinda Norris Talks about Coker College's Business Undergraduate Program
June 06, 2018
Melinda Norris, Associate Professor of Business at Coker College, gives us all the details and background of the school's business program. This program is is very intensive and also gives students a chance to work with local businesses.
Douglas Lineberry of McNair: Using Trademarks without a Trademark
May 30, 2018
Douglas Lineberry, Intellectual Property Attorney with McNair Law Firm, talks about how the customer "putting the cart before the horse" has become a trend he is seeing among clients. By this, he means that many people are using trademarks and names without checking to see if it is being used.
Joe Griffin on How the Tax Law Changed How You Depreciate Your Assets
May 17, 2018
Joe Griffin, Manager at Webster Rogers LLP, talks to us about a big change that has been brought about by the recent tax law. This new law completely changes how you depreciate assets you buy in the current year you place them in service.
Reid Hovis of Smooth Move on the Origin of His Company's Name
May 16, 2018
Reid Hovis, Owner and Operator of Smooth Move, discusses how the company's name is a mindset and lifestyle and not just a name. The company strives to make the moving and storage process and smooth and easy-going as possible.
Fred Carter, President of Francis Marion University: Higher Education is the State's Greatest Asset and Greatest Challenge
May 14, 2018
Fred Carter, President of Francis Marion University, talks about how higher education is an asset in that it provides the state with educated member of the workforce. He also mentions that higher education is challenged in the area of providing accessible education to everyone at an affordable rate.
Stewart Spinks Gives a Background of Spinx Company
May 09, 2018
Stewart Spinks, Founder and Chairman of the Board at Spinx Company, sits down with us to talk about his company and give us a brief background of it. He also mentions that this year is the company's 45th year in business with about 80 service stations.
Robert Wyatt on the Responsibility Colleges Have to Providing for the Needs of the Business World
May 07, 2018
Robert Wyatt, President of Coker College, talks to us about how what colleges need to bring to the table for businesses has changed with technology. Colleges need to see and respond to the coming of new technology and cater to businesses with those changes in mind.
Walter B. Todd, III of Greenwood Capital Associates: The Challenge Facing South Carolina Investors
May 03, 2018
Walter B. Todd, III, President and Chief Investment Officer of Greenwood Capital Associates, talks to us about one of the many challenges South Carolina investors are facing. He says that investors need to be more realistic in what their returns are going to be.
Laurel M. Suggs, Insurance Management Group: What an Employee Benefit Advisor Does
May 02, 2018
Laurel M. Suggs, Employee Benefits Advisor with Insurance Management Group, discusses with us the duties and responsibilities of her position. They work closely with employers to figure out what they want to provide to their employees.
Ted Pitts Discusses the Chamber's New Event: SC Branded
May 01, 2018
Ted Pitts, President and CEO of the South Carolina Chamber, discusses the Chamber's new event, SC Branded.
EDTS Cyber: Distinct Segments within the Security Market
April 30, 2018
Charles Johnson, CEO and Founder of EDTS and EDTS Cyber, talked about how EDTS Cyber was formed to offer three distinct segments within the security market. One of these segments is real time monitoring.
Ashley Cuttino of Ogletree Deakins: Labor and Employment Issues for Corporations
April 27, 2018
Ashley Cuttino, Shareholder with Ogletree Deakins, talks about the firm's work in labor and employment issues involving corporations. These include topics such at Title 7 and immigration issues.
Tim Norwood on His View of the State's Biggest Issues
April 26, 2018
Tim Norwood, Owner of Victors Steaks Wine Seafood, tells us his opinions on the big challenges and issues he is seeing on a statewide level. To him, these issues are workforce development and infrastructure.
Douglas Lineberry on what He Does for McNair
April 25, 2018
Douglas Lineberry, Intellectual Property Attorney with the McNair Law Firm, tells us about what he does as an intellectual property attorney. He basically safeguards individual's and company's intellectual property. These are such things as trademarks and patents.
Jason Collett on Common Mistakes Made by New Businesses
April 24, 2018
President of ADAPTIVITY Development Jason Collett talks about some of the types of businesses he likes to work with and some of the common mistakes made by new businesses.
Sandy Benson on Being a Woman Business Owner in South Carolina
April 23, 2018
Sandy Benson, Owner of Custom Audio Video, talks to us about owning the business as a woman in an industry that is mostly male-dominated. She also goes over how she helps other women succeed in the workforce.
Bill Miles: How Tourism Impacts Hilton Head Island and All of South Carolina
April 12, 2018
Bill Miles, President and CEO of the Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce, talks about tourism being the driving economic force for not only Hilton Head, but the whole state. Tourism is vital to SC companies, from big businesses to local shops.
Ann Angermeier: Hiring and Maintaining Millennials
April 10, 2018
Ann Angermeier, Executive Director of the Upstate Workforce Board, talks about the recurring issue of hiring and retaining millennials. A part of this issue is the relationship between millennials and baby boomers. A way to alleviate the difficulties of keeping millennials is to allow them more say in decision-making situations.
Ken Tamsin on Some Real Estate Trends in South Carolina
April 09, 2018
Ken Tamsin, CEO of Southern Community Services, talks about how he noticing some trends in the real estate industry in the state. He says that the industry is trending in a positive and upward direction.
Pamela Lackey Plays Golf in Her Free Time and Is Very Competitive
April 06, 2018
Pamela Lackey, President of AT&T South Carolina, talks to us about what she does outside of her busy schedule. She loves hitting the links!
Robert Smith of EDTS Cyber: Meeting Security Requirements in Today's Landscape
April 05, 2018
EDTS Cyber IT Auditor Robert Smith talks about helping companies meet security requirements for certain industries - including HIPAA, PCI, and Sarbanes–Oxley.
Kelly Callahan Cruise on United Way of South Carolina's New ASIST Program
April 03, 2018
Kelly Callahan Cruise, President and CEO of the United Way Association of South Carolina, talks about the rising numbers of suicides in the area and local law enforcement and how United Way is seeking to to put a stop to it. She says the Association is doing this by starting a new program called Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training.


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Words Victoria Tait
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Speaking with some of our favourite boys of the red-and-black jersey, Marty McKenzie, Robbie Fruean and Andy Ellis, Victoria Tait discovers their top style tips, travel destinations and why you don't want to room with Wyatt Crockett.
My first impression of Andrew Ellis, Robbie Fruean and Marty McKenzie, is how impeccably well media trained these men are. They are professional athletes at the top of their game, role models for our younger generations, well spoken, and have an ability to make you feel at ease. It makes you wonder why rugby still holds a stigma of players as thugs, where the reality could not be further from this.
Halfback Andrew (Andy) Ellis, at 32, is one of the veterans of the team. A member of the Rugby World Cupwinning All Black side in 2011, this will be his eleventh year for the Crusaders. Andy has scored 134 Super Rugby points and is a Crusaders' centurion. He is also an award-winning landscape gardener, a radio host and father of two, and now splits his time between New Zealand and Japan.
Midfield-back Robbie Fruean (28) is welcomed back to the Crusaders with open arms after a brief stint with the Chiefs in 2014. Known for his speed and agility, Robbie's career started in 2007, when he represented New Zealand in the Under-19 Rugby World Championship, consequently named the IRB World Under-19 Player of the Year.
His career, however, was briefly put on hold due to a life-threatening illness called pancarditis, which causes inflammation of the heart. Robbie underwent open-heart surgery and then joined the Crusaders in 2010, when he came back fighting to become the joint leading try scorer and ITM Cup Player of the Year.
It might surprise you to know Robbie is also a barber by trade and known as the most stylish player on the team. He also has a passion for cooking.
First five-eighth/utility-back Marty McKenzie (23) has rugby in his blood. Born and bred in Invercargill, he is the older brother of Chiefs first five-eighth Damian McKenzie and cousin to former Maori All Black Robbie Robinson.
Marty made his Super Rugby debut in 2013 for the Blues, only a year after playing for New Zealand under-20s in the 2012 Junior World Championships. However, it was in 2014, when playing for Taranaki in the ITM Cup that Marty's ability really shone. Known as a very versatile player with good kicking ability, Marty has also played for Taranaki in the 2014 ITM Cup, Maori All Blacks tour of Japan in 2014 and Chiefs in 2015.
Off the field, you are likely to spot Marty down at King of Snake, or having a hit on the golf course.


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On August 30, 2017, Order HFP/816/2017, dated August 28, was published in the Spanish Official Gazette, approving the new form 232, an informative statement for related-party transactions and transactions and situations related to countries or territories classified as tax havens.
Entry into force and deadline for submission: for tax periods starting on or after 1 January 2016. The deadline for submission is the month after the ten months following the end of the tax period. That is, if the tax period coincides with the calendar year and the tax period is closed on December 31, the deadline for this new form will be between November 1 and 30.
Who must file this form: Corporate Income Taxpayers, Non-Resident Income Taxpayers with permanent establishment in Spain, as well as foreign entities under the income allocation system located in the Spanish territory.
Content: for practical purposes, it means transmitting to this new form 232 the information that was already included in form 200 for the Corporate Income Tax, but extended.
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In addition, it must be taken into account that, regardless of the consideration amount, form 232 must be submitted for those transactions of the same nature and using the same valuation method, provided that the aggregate amount of such transactions within the tax period exceeds 50% of the entity's turnover.
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1. The Bridal Bouquet
Brides used to walk down the aisle with different herbs to ensure that she was protected against anything that would create bad luck or sickness. Unfortunately, those herbs included dill and garlic which didn't have that great of an aroma. Brides modified this tradition and started to use beautiful floral arrangements making the bridal bouquet what it is today. The flowers also stand for fertility and happiness and well smell a bit better too!
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The wedding ring dates back to Roman times, although the whole diamond aspect didn't come along until the 1920s. It is one of those traditions that has stood the test of time. The Romans believed that the ring finger had a vein in it that went straight to the heart and that the circle represented eternity. Now how romantic is that!!
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The meaning of the best man is somewhat different today than it was in the past. In history, the best man was a strong and reliable fighter chosen to guard the groom so as to ensure no other man could steal the groom's bride. When the women became scarce in certain towns, the bachelors would become quite desperate. Thank goodness those barbaric ways are in the past!
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I was wanting to write an Ubuntu bash shell script that would allow a user to search for a program like (apt-get search). I'd like the script to allow users to input the name of the program they are looking for and then be prompted to install the file that the search pulls up.
The search would be from the Internet and would prompt what file to install.
How would I get started writing such a script?
apt-get already does that. Then there is Software Center or Synaptic.
I agree with Jan. If you have to ask how to write such a script, you do not enough expertise in script writing.
Well, isn't that what aptitude is doing already? You tell it what program you want to install and it will automatically install all dependencies along with it.
For things outside aptitude doing so seems quite courageous. Your "script" would have to search the web using a database e.g. Google, would have to select the fitting result (which is not always the first one), navigate through a website with an unknown structure and finally download the file intended for the system you are running.
If you have to ask how to start writing such a script I'm afraid I have to say you are set to fail.
If you look at tools like Ninite or aptitude itself they use predefined "lists" to know what to download and where from and still rely on the download source to provide and easy way to get em e.g. a "latest version" download link too. For example if there is no dynamic download for the latest version and the download file name/link changes duo to versioning you already have to adjust your script every time a new version is released.


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This IOM multi-country research report examines the legal framework on residence options for trafficked persons and how these legal norms are being translated into practice. Based on a comparative legal and practice-based assessment of the application of the right to residence in four selected countries (Austria, Belgium, Italy, United States of America), the research reveals that trafficking victims are rarely seen as the holder of rights. The report concludes by offering a number of good practices for the anti-trafficking community.
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On a picture perfect day for baseball, the Fleming Wildcats traveled to Prairie Thursday to take on the Mustangs in District IV baseball action.
The Wildcats struck early in game one when leadoff hitter Kolton Dickinson drew a walk to start the game, stole second, and was driven home by a Jaxon King double to take an early 1-0 first inning lead. The 'Cats were able to add three more runs the next inning off of a Keegan Mann single and back to back doubles from Dickinson and King to stretch their lead to 4-0 after two innings of play.
Another five runs in the top of the third gave the Fleming squad a comfortable lead, and a chance to get their bench players some time on the field. The young players did their part in helping to maintain the shutout while scoring four more runs to finish game one with the Wildcats on top 13-0.
Jaxon King was the winning pitcher, giving up three hits on the afternoon while striking out 11. Dickinson and Paul Asfeld crossed the plate three times apiece to lead the 'Cats in runs scored, while King went a perfect 4-4 from the plate with three doubles. Dickinson also had a multi-hit game going 2-3 with a double. Anthony Lousberg, Matthew Johnson, and Keegan Mann recorded singles in game one as well.
In game two, Prairie pitcher Devin Littlefield was able to keep the Wildcats in check a little more through the first three innings, as the 'Cats only put two up on the scoreboard in that time. However, the fourth inning the green and black brought 22 hitters to the plate and exploded for 15 runs to cruise to the 18-0 victory.
Fleming's Matthew Tanner pitched the complete game shutout, giving up three hits while striking out both the first and the last batter of the contest. King completed his perfect day at the plate by going 3-3 with a double and two singles to lead the Wildcat offense. Dickinson, Tanner, Asfeld, Eric Resendiz, and Keegan Mann each added a hit in game two, with Dickinson and Mann's being doubles.
The wins leave coach Anthony Serrato's team with a 5-1 overall record and a perfect 4-0 mark in league play. The next contest for the 'Cats is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at 4 p.m. when Fleming will travel to Akron to take on the Rams in non-league action before returning home on Thursday afternoon to take on league foe Weldon Valley. That doubleheader is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m.


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Thanks for all the lovely people out here who helped me get through several crisis points. Just for an update, I'm finally been seen regularly by the MH OT and psychiatrist.I've been signed off work for about 6 weeks,may be extended. As some of you know, I suffered some really bad side effects on citalopram,sertraline,mirtazapine ,dosulepin and finally psychiatrist has put me on Trazodone. I've been on a graduated increase for the past 3 weeks and currently on 200mg at night also to help with my insomnia.psych did warn me that though it may address the insomnia,its not good as an antidepressant. It definitely helps me with the sleep. The only symptoms I get at times is an on and off sort of disoriented feeling (psychiatrist called it dissociation). My mood has its ups and downs.I would really like to know about people experiences with Trazodone and common side effects experienced. I know its still early days for me to see if its working but wiLling to persevere in the long run. It certainly hasn't caused any of the horrible side effects I experienced with the previous meds.
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Hey guys! I'm still reading over on my end and of course buying more books haha. I actually bought a few more books than I usually do at the local Walmart. But it's been a whole year since I've been to Barnes and Noble and I let my membership expire…oops.
But anyway I'm currently alternating between these two books. I started Home Girls yesterday. One essay in particular really spoke to me and how I feel as a black woman in America. The author says that she has no connection to her African roots because her ancestors weren't allowed to keep their old rituals. I've been feeling like this a lot. I would love to know what country my ancestors were from and what were their customs. Maybe one day when I have better finances I can find this out with that DNA testing ha.
The second book I bought yesterday. I've just decided to study more seriously for the GED test and I want to attend college. I want to make a better life for myself, you know? I bought this book because of the summary and plus I'll admit I sort of have a thing for self-help books haha. I can't help it alright!
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Bod Hyfryd Care Home in Flintshire
At Bod Hyfryd we offer an exceptional level of person centred care and the highest quality of life to the lovely ladies and gentlemen who live with us. Nestling in the foot of the Clwydian Fells the home and gardens enjoy unrivalled views across the beautiful Welsh countryside.
Our fabulous team of nurses and carers provide 24-hour nursing care, together with first class care for those living with a dementia in our brand new Memory Lane Community.
Our brand new Memory Lane Community is dedicated to providing stimulation and first class care to those living with dementia, in a homely yet secure environment. With individual care plans based on the needs of our residents, we treat each one as an individual. Learning about life stories and then undertaking reminiscence work with them is as important to us as it is for the people that live with us - this valuable work helps us to connect with our residents on a personal level and enhance the overall care package that we offer to them. Essential to our homely feel is the enhanced relationship of trust we build with family and friends as well as with our residents.
Day-to-day life at Bod Hyfryd is a lovely experience with plenty of well-planned activities. The gardens are a great place to wander and relax - but also provide the ladies and gentlemen who live with us with a real sense of pride as they are very much involved in its design and planning throughout the seasons.
Dining at Bod Hyfryd is a truly enjoyable affair - our residents get to choose from a wide selection of dishes each meal time. Menus are designed not only to be nutritionally well-balanced, but also tantalising and mouth-watering.
We do hope we have the opportunity to meet you soon at Bod Hyfryd. Why not pop in when you are next passing and join us for a cup of coffee? This will give us the opportunity to discuss your own individual needs in detail and to chat about the ways in which Bod Hyfryd may be able to help. We look forward to meeting you soon.
Life at Bod Hyfryd Care Home
Our home is designed so that each person we care for feels completely supported in every aspect of their lives. First and foremost, the care and services we provide are delivered by trained professionals who are dedicated to looking after the health of each resident. Our activities programme is tailored around particular interests and our facilities are designed to enhance the lives of everyone living at the home. We also offer tasty and nutritious food that is prepared by a skilled team of chefs.