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Gov. Kay Ivey speaks at the opening of the Geneva County Regional Career Technical Center today.
GENEVA, Ala., Sept. 19 — Geneva County students have a new path to high-tech, high-wage and high-demand jobs, thanks to a career technical center in the south Alabama county.
Tuesday marked the official opening of the Geneva County Regional Career Technical Center in the Geneva National Guard Armory on Maple Avenue. The Guard, with help from a $5 million bond issue, renovated the building for improvements it needed and, at the same time, helped accommodate the new career tech program.
Gov. Kay Ivey said the partnership should be an example throughout the state of how government, education and industry can work together. She joined students, local politicians and school officials for the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
"We have a lot of challenges facing Alabama," Ivey said. "But a good paying job for our men and women goes a long way toward solving a lot of them."
Developing a skilled workforce is key to bringing quality jobs to the state, she added.
"I want our people to be well qualified for a good job with a good salary so they can support themselves and their families in the communities where they live," Ivey said.
The governor praised State. Rep. Donnie Chesteen of Geneva, whom she and others at the ceremony described as key to the new center, known as GTech.
Chesteen, a former educator, told students at the ceremony those who worked on the project had their interests in mind.
"Everyone here today is committed to giving our students in Geneva County the same opportunity to succeed in life as the students in Huntsville, Mobile or wherever you are in the state," Chesteen said.
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Maj. Gen. Sheryl E. Gordon, adjutant general of the Alabama National Guard, was at the ceremony. A retired educator and former vice principal, Gordon said she is proud to be a part of an organization working with communities to help build citizens for tomorrow by providing opportunities for students to continue their education.
"This is a model of what can be done, when you think outside the box and break down those barriers and pledge to work together to help our students be better citizens," Gordon said.
About 100 students are in programs at the new facility, including students from Geneva County and Geneva city schools.
Career and technical training programs are a priority for the Alabama Farmers Federation, which believes such programs help drive rural economies by providing jobs. The Federation works with legislators and state officials to ensure adequate funding for those programs.


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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - The Missouri House has voted to raise taxes on the state's two largest newspapers after an editorial in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch branded the Republican-led chamber the "House of Hypocrites."There they go again... those tax and tax Republicans.
Democratic lawmakers decried the tax proposal as retaliation. But the Republican sponsor insisted he was simply "closing corporate tax loopholes."
On Sunday, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch devoted an entire editorial page to criticism of the House of Representatives as the "House of Hypocrites." It included photos of 66 House Republicans who receive state-sponsored health insurance yet voted to approve legislation that would eliminate health coverage for thousands of poor Missourians on Medicaid.
Good afternoon, everyone. It's been 75 degees out today, so have been out enjoying life, doing some drawing, and scouting out painting locations for the next few days, since summer has arrived even before the leaves are on the trees. When I wake up tomorrow they'll all be fully bloomed, which is how it happens around here. Will scan a few drawings in later, for your viewing pleasure.
The fisherwomen were out today at the lagoon -- I managed to get drawings of 2 of them. Coincidentally, we were all wearing baggy black leggings. Just one of those interesting things in life. Later...
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Off to the WCBF for 10 days of baseball
I didn't pack a book, but I do have my iPad and my trusty OCD notebook. After last year and the pages upon pages of disorganized information, I took matters into my own hands. I cut and pasted the three pages about my group I'm in charge of, then wrote out a schedule and filled in the important information.
This morning, I also came up with a brilliant/stupid idea to create and keep scorecards for each mini-game. Spent an hour trying to remember/learn how that's done and figure out how to adapt it.
I didn't have time or energy to write a mini J-E glossary of baseball terms, but turns out there's an app for that. Not a great one, but free and better than nothing. I'll try to build one as I go along.
Also planning on using the notebook for some pre-sleep writing to unwind and have closure on each day.
This is a revenge match and an experiment. I did not do as well as I feel I could have. The overacheiving perfectionist in me wants another shot. So here we go.
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Wow..we've had a whirl wind weekend!! When Tony's off it's go go go.
On Friday night the girls and I went to see the Field Army Band and Choir preform and following the performance was a great fireworks show. Gigi and Lexi loved it. The were worked up for a good 2 hours because of all the boomers.
On Saturday (4th of July) Gigi and Lexi was in a local parade for cheer leading. It was Lexi's first cheer leading event. She had a blast throwing candy out at the town, plus she got to spend time with her friends. After the parade we hung out with my SIL and her kids. We all rode together to see the fireworks. All the kids had so much fun at the park, where we ran into more friends. So there were even more kids to play with. Whoo hoo.
Sunday was an official day of rest..we did nothing. Woot Woot!!
Monday...we went to the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. We all enjoyed the museum, it had everything from gems to dinosaur bones.
(our shutter bugs) Lexi had taken over a 100 pics between the past two days and deleted them all by accident. She wasn't too upset, but I was completely shocked when I only uploaded 9 pics.
Tuesday we went with my SIL and nephews to the Cleveland Metro Zoo, the kids had a blast looking at their dinosaur exhibit and their animals. We didn't even get to see the whole park..who knew the zoo closed at 5pm? Luckily we have Zoo Passes..we will definitely go back.
(all the zoo & museum pics are sooc)
My little Lexi lost her camera at the zoo and she was so so so upset, but luckily some nice patrons turned it in and we picked it up at lost and found. I think she'll be more careful now with it.
Well I better get busy editing pics...I have tons of scrapping material now. I hope everyone had a great weekend!!
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We all have a few pounds we'd like to lose, right? I know I do. So, this week I started eating better and exercising on a regular basis. I'm trying to get back on the fit train, so to speak. Once a week, I'm going to share my weigh-in. I'm not going to measure or take before/after pictures, even though I know I should. It seems when I do those things, I get stressed out and quit. I know the scale wont move after a certain point and I'll see the biggest difference in how things fit. But, humor me. I'm a numbers girl 🙂
So, let's begin with this week:
Beginning Weight: 145lbs.
Today's Weigh-In: 142.8lbs.
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On a side note, I've started training for something that is NOT running related! I'm so excited (and nervous!!!!) and I'll share that with you all next week!


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A Rare Cause of Recurrent Constipation With Abdominal Pain and Distension, Shahab Abid and Dawar Khan
Impact of direct acting antivirals on occurrence and recurrence of hepatocellular carcinoma: Biologically plausible or an epiphenomenon?, Amna Subhan Butt, Fatima Sharif, and Shahab Abid
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Helicobacter pylori outer membrane protein Q genotypes and their susceptibility to anti-adhesive phytotherapeutic agents., javed Yakoob, Z Abbas, Malik Hassan Mehmood, Kanwal Tariq, Saima Azhar Saleem, Safia Awan, Abdul Malik, Saeed Hamid, Rustam Khan, and Wasim Jafri
Distribution of gastric carcinoma in an area with a high prevalence of Helicobacter pylori., javed Yakoob, syeda sadia fatima, Z Abbas, syed farrukh mustafa, Hamza Abdur Rahim Khan, muhammad faraz raghib, Safia Awan, and Zubair Ahmad
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Awareness about hepatitis C among patients suffering from hepatitis C in Karachi, Pakistan, Shahina Pirani, Tazeen S. Ali, Saleema Allana, and Faisal Wasim Ismail
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Helicobacter pylori outer membrane protein Q allele distribution is associated with distinct pathologies in Pakistan, Javed Yakoob, Zaigham Abbas, Rustam Khan, Saima Azhar Salim, Safia Awan, Ambar Abrar, and Wasim Jafri
Helicobacter pylori outer membrane protein and virulence marker differences in expatriate patients, javed Yakoob, Z Abbas, Wasim Jafri, and R KHAN
Immunomodulatory Effects of Psyllium Extract on Helicobacter pylori Interaction With Gastric Epithelial Cells., javed Yakoob, Wasim Jafri, Malik Hassan Mehmood, Z Abbas, and Kanwal Tariq
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Interferon lambda-3 polymorphism and response to pegylated interferon in patients with hepatitis D, Z Abbas; javed Yakoob; Muhammad A. Umer,; Minaam Abbas; and Saeed Hamid
Hepatic encephalopathy in chronic liver disease: predisposing factors in a developing country., Fakhar Qazi, Shameem Behram Khan, and Anam Umar
Non-invasive parameters for the detection of variceal bleed in patients of liver cirrhosis, an experience of a tertiary care hospital in Pakistan, Anam Umar, Fakhar Qazi, Rukhsana Abdul Sattar, and Beena Umar
Helicobacter pylori: correlation of the virulence marker iceA allele with clinical outcome in a high prevalence area, Javed Yakoob, Zaigham Abbas, Rustam Khan, Saima Azhar Salim, Ambar Abrar, Safia Awan, and Zubair Ahmad
Submissions from 2014
Cytokine and clinical response to Saccharomyces boulardii therapy in diarrhea-dominant irritable bowel syndrome: a randomized trial, Zaigham Abbas, Javed Yakoob, Wasim Jafri, Zubair Ahmad, Zahid Azam, Muhammad Waqas Usman, Sara Shamim, and Muhammad Islam
Effect of Helicobacter pylori and its virulence factors on portal hypertensive gastropathy and interleukin (IL)-8, IL-10, and tumor necrosis factor-alpha levels, Zaigham Abbas, Javed Yakoob, Muhammad W. Usman, Saeed Hamid, and Wasim Jafri
Effect of Helicobacter pylori and its virulence factors on portal hypertensive gastropathy and interleukin (IL)-8, IL-10, and tumor necrosis factor-alpha levels, Z Abbas, javed Yakoob, usman WM, Shakir T, Saeed Hamid, and Wasim Jafri
Agreement between Serology and Histology for detection of Helicobacter pylori infection, Javed Yakoob and Zaigham Abbas
Cytokine changes in colonic mucosa associated with Blastocystis spp. subtypes 1 and 3 in diarrhoea-predominant irritable bowel syndrome, Javed Yakoob, Zaigham Abbas, Muhammad Waqas Usman, Aisha Sultana, Muhammad Islam, Safia Awan, Zubair Ahmad, Saeed Hamid, and Wasim Jafri
Zinc chloride inhibits Helicobacter pylori growth and reduces expression of interleukin-1beta by gastric epithelial cells, Javed Yakoob, Z Abbas, Wasim Jafri, Muhammad Waqas Usman, and Safia Awan
Comparison of antimicrobial activity of zinc chloride and bismuth subsalicylate against clinical isolates of Helicobacter pylori., Javed Yakoob, Z Abbas, Usman Muhammad Waqas, Safia Awan, Shagufta Naz, Fatima Jafri, Saeed Hamid, and Wasim Jafri
Submissions from 2013
Varied presentation of celiac disease in Pakistani adults, Zaigham Abbas, Sajjad Raza, Javed Yakoob, Shahab Abid, Saeed Hamid, Hasnain Shah, and Wasim Jafri
Consensus interferon plus ribavirin for Hepatitis C genotype 3 patients previously treated with pegylated interferon plus ribavirin, Zaigham Abbas, Ghiasun Nabi Tayyab, Mustafa Qureshi, Mohammad Sadik Memon, Amna Subhan, Tanzila Shakir, Wasim Jafri, and Saeed Hamid
Hepatocellular carcinoma in Native South Asian Pakistani population; trends, clinico-pathological characteristics & differences in viral marker negative & viral-hepatocellular carcinoma, Amna Subhan Butt1, Saeed Hamid, Ashfaq Ahmad Wadalawala, Mariam Ghufran, Ammar Asrar Javed, Omer Farooq, Bilal Ahmed, Tanveer Ul Haq, and Wasim Jafri
Seroprevalence of hepatitis E and Helicobacter pylori in a low socioeconomic area of a metropolitan city in a developing country, Wasim Jafri, Javed Yakoob, Shahab Abid, Saifa Awan, Shaheer Siddiqui, Fatima Jafri, Saeed Hamid, and S Q. Nizami
Wilson's disease: experience at a tertiary care hospital, Om Parkash, Adil Ayub, Wasim Jafri, Syed hasnain AliShah, and Saeed Hamid
Comparison of the virulence markers of helicobacter pylori and their associated diseases in patients from Pakistan and Afghanistan, Javed Yakoob, Zaigham Abbas, Wasim Jafri, Muhammad W. Usman, Fatima Jafri, and Safia Awan
Anti-Helicobacter pylori activity and inhibition of Helicobacter pylori-induced release of IL-8 in AGS cells by plant extracts, Javed Yakoob, Zaigham Abbas, Rustam Khan, Muhammad Waqas Usman, Saeed Hamid, Safia Awan, Kanza Shamim, Syed Faisal Zaidi, Toshiro Sugiyama, and Wasim Jafri
Low rate of recurrence of Helicobacter pylori infection in spite of high clarithromycin resistance in Pakistan, Javed Yakoob, Shahab Abid, Wasim Jafri, Zaigham Abbas, Khalid Mumtaz, Saeed Hamid, and Rashida Ahmed
Changing trends of Hepatitis B seromarkers amongst pakistani population: a laboratory-based review, Afia Zafar, Erum Khan, Muhammad Shoaib Khan, Bushra Moiz, and Wasim Jafri
Submissions from 2012
Hepatocellular carcinoma in Hepatitis D: does it differ from Hepatitis B monoinfection?, Zaigham Abbas, Mustafa Qureshi, Saeed Hamid, and Wasim Jafri
Hepatocellular carcinoma in Hepatitis D: does it differ from Hepatitis B monoinfection?, Z Abbas, Qureshi M, Saeed Hamid, and Wasim Jafri
Randomized controlled trial of interferon gamma versus amantadine in combination with interferon alpha and ribavirin for hepatitis C genotype 3 non-responders and relapsers, Z Abbas, Sajjad Raza, Saeed Hamid, and Wasim Jafri
The clinical, endoscopic and histological spectrum of the solitary rectal ulcer syndrome: a single-center experience of 116 cases, Shahab Abid, Ali Khawaja, Salima Ahmed Bhimani, Zubair Ahmad, Saeed Hamid, and Wasim Jafri
High Clarithromycin Resistance and a Low Rate of Recurrence and Reinfection of Helicobacter pylori Infection in Pakistan, Shahab Abid, javed Yakoob, Wasim Jafri, Z Abbas, Khalid Mumtaz, Saeed Hamid, and Rashida Ahmed
High Clarithromycin Resistance and a Low Rate of Recurrence and Reinfection, Shahab Abid, javed Yakoob, Wasim Jafri, Z Abbas, k Mumtaz, Saeed Hamid, and R Ahmad
Short course adjuvant terlipressin in acute variceal bleeding: A randomized double blind dummy controlled trial, Zahid Azam, Saeed Hamid, Wasim Jafri, Mohammad Salih, Zaigham Abbas, Shahab Abid, and Hasnain Shah
Hepatocellular carcinoma in Pakistan: where do we stand?, Amna Butt, Zaigham Abbas, and Wasim Jafri
Irritable bowel syndrome and psychiatric disorders in pakistan: a case control study., Amna Subhan Butt, Mohammad Salih, Wasim Jafri, Javed Yakoob, Mohammad Wasay, and Saeed Hamid
Idiopathic adult ileoileal and ileocolic intussusception in situs inversus totalis: a rare coincidence, Nazish Butt, Syed H Shah, Abdul R. Alvi, and Saba Hassan
Nutritional status in patients with Hepatitis C, Faisal Wasim Ismail, Rustam A. Khan, Lubna Kamani, Ashfaq A. Wadalawala, Hasnain Ali Shah, Saeed Hamid, and Wasim Jafri
Perception and knowledge about dietary intake in patients with liver cirrhosis and its relationship with the level of education, Rustam Khan, Ashfaq Ahmed, Faisal Wasim Ismail, Shahab Abid, Safia Awan, Hasnain Shah, Saeed Hamid, and Wasim Jafri
Primary billiary cirrhosis (antimitochondrial antibody negative) leading to secondary amyloidosis, Om Parkash and Aysha Almas
Frequency of poor quality of life and predictors of health related quality of life in cirrhosis at a tertiary care hospital Pakistan, Om Parkash, Romaina Iqbal, Fatima Jafri, Iqbal Azam, and Wasim Jafri
Relationship between vitamin B12, folate and homocysteine levels and H. Pylori infection in patients with functional dyspepsia: a cross-section study, Shahid Rasool, Shahab Abid, Mohammad Perwaiz Iqbal, Naseema Mehboobali, Ghulam Haider, and Wasim Jafri
Entamoeba species associated with chronic diarrhoea in Pakistan, Javed Yakoob, Zaigham Abbas, Mohammad Asim Beg, S Naz, Rustam Khan, and Wasim Jafri
Microsporidial infections due to encephalitozoon intestinalis in non-HIV-infected patients with chronic diarrhoea., Javed Yakoob, Zaigham Abbas, Muhammad Asim Beg, Wasim Jafri, Shagufta Naz, Abdullah Khalid, and Rustam Khan
Prevalence of non Helicobacter pylori species in patients presenting with dyspepsia., javed Yakoob, Z Abbas, Rustam Khan, Chagufta Naz, Zubair Ahmad, Muhammad Islam, Safia Awan, Fatima jafri, and Wasim Jafri
Submissions from 2011
Interferon alpha for chronic Hepatitis D, Zaigham Abbas, Muhammad Arsalan Khan, Mohammad Salih, and Wasim Jafri
Efficacy of L-ornithine-L-aspartate as an adjuvant therapy in cirrhotic patients with hepatic encephalopathy, Shahab Abid, Wasim Jafri, Khalid Mumtaz, Muhammad Islam, Zaigham Abbas, Hasnain Ali Shah, and Saeed Hamid
Seizures During Pegylated Interferon and Ribavirin Therapy for Chronic Hepatitis C Observations From the WIN-R Trial, Furqaan Ahmed, Ira M. Jacobson, Jorge L. Herrera, Myron Brand, Ronald B. Wasserman, Alan M. Fixelle, Vinod K. Rustgi, Clive Albert, Robert Brown, and Clifford Brass
Haemobilia: a rare cause of gastrointestinal bleeding, L. Kamani, S. M. Faisal Mosharraf, Tanveer-Ul-Haq, and Hasnain Ali Shah
Regular post dinner walk; can be a useful lifestyle modification for gastroesophageal reflux, Shahid Karim, Wasim Jafri, Afsheen Faryal, Shahid Majid, Mohammad Salih, Fatima Jafri, Saeed Hamid, Hasnain Ali Shah, Zohaib Nawaz, and Usman Tariq
45 25 gram versus 50 gram of 25% albumin in preventing renal impairment after large volume paracentesis in cirrhosis.khali, A. B. Khalid, Mumtaz J Khan, A Ghufran, Syed H Shah, Saeed Hamid, and Wasim Jafri
Investigating an outbreak of acute Viral Hepatitis caused by Hepatitis E virus variants in Karachi, South Pakistan, Anis Khan, Yasuhito Tanaka, Fuat Kurbanov, Abeer Elkady, Z Abbas, Zahid Azam, Amna Subhan, Sajjad Razza, Saeed Hamid, Wasim Jafri, James Shih, Ningshao Xia, Kazuaki Takahashi, Shunji Mishiro, and Masashi Mizokami
Virological and clinical characteristics of hepatitis delta virus in South Asia, Khalid Mumtaz, Umair S. Ahmed, Sadik Memon, Ali Khawaja, Muhammad T. Usmani, Tariq Moatter, Saeed Hamid, and Wasim Jafri
Impact of a bleeding care pathway in the management of acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding., Khalid Mumtaz, Lubna Kamani, Saeed Hamid, Shahab Abid, Hasnain A Shah, and Wasim Jafri
Size or the Number of Portal Tracts: Which Matters in a Liver Biopsy Core in Chronic Hepatitis C?, Om Parkash, Khalid Mumtaz, Zubair Ahmed, Saeed Hamid, Fatima Jafri, and Wasim Jafri
MEASURES OF SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS FOR CHILD, javed Yakoob and Safia Awan
Risk factors associated with Helicobacter pylori infection treatment failure in a high prevalence area., javed Yakoob, Wasim Jafri, Z Abbas, Shahab Abid, S Naz, Khan R, and A. B. Khalid
Submissions from 2010
Antidepressants and anxiolytics for functional dyspepsia, Shahab Abid, Khalid Mumtaz, Greger Lindberg, Wasim Jafri, javed Yakoob, Per Hellstrom, and Syed Z. Quadr
Global hepatitis, migration and its impact on Western healthcare, Furqaan Ahmed and Graham R. Foster
Frequency and characteristic features of portal hypertensive gastropathy in patients with viral cirrhosis., Shahid Ahmed, Khalid Mumtaz, Umair Syed Ahmed, Hasnain Ali Shah, Shahab Abid, Saeed Hamid, and Wasim Jafri
Helicobacter pylori infection in children: population-based age-specific prevalence and risk factors in a developing country., Wasim Jafri, Javed Yakoob, Shahab Abid, S. Siddiqui, Safia Awan, and S Q. Nizami
Precipitating Factors and The Outcome of Hepatic Encephalopathy in Liver Cirrhosis, Khalid Mumtaz, Umair Syed Ahmed, Shahab Abid, Noshaba Baig, Saeed Hamid, and Wasim Jafri
Evaluation of quality and patient satisfaction during endoscopic procedure: a cross sectional study from south Asian country, Shahid Rasool, Shahid Ahmed, Shaheer Siddiqui, Mohammad Salih, Wasim Jafri, and Saeed Hamid
Burden of common mental disorders in patients with functional dyspepsia, Abdul Sattar, Mohammad Salih, and Wasim Jafri
Prevalences of giardia lamblia and cryptosporidium parvum infection in adults presenting with chronic diarrhoea, Javed Yakoob, Zaigham Abbas, M. Asim Beg, Shagufta Naz, Rustam Khan, Muhammad Islam, and Wasim Jafri
Emerging Parasitic Infection Mimicking Functional Bowel Disease, javed Yakoob; Wasim Jafri; Mohammad Asim Beg; Z Abbas; shagufta Naz,; Muhammad Islam; A. B. Khalid; Rustam Khan; and Zubair Ahmad
Blastocystis hominis and Dientamoeba fragilis in patients fulfilling irritable bowel syndrome criteria., javed Yakoob; Wasim Jafri; Mohammad Asim Beg,; Z Abbas; Shagufta Naz,; Muhammad Islam; and Rustam Khan
Irritable bowel syndrome: is it associated with genotypes of Blastocystis hominis., javed Yakoob, Wasim Jafri, mohammad asim beg, Z Abbas, Shagufta Naz, Muhammad Islam, and Rustam Khan
Is there an association of giardiasis with beta-thalassemia minor?, Javed Yakoob, Wasim Jafri, and Hizbullah Shaikh
Submissions from 2009
Furazolidone, Co-amoxiclav, Colloidal Bismuth Subcitrate, and Esomeprazole for patients who failed to eradicate Helicobacter pylori with triple therapy, Z Abbas, Javed Yakoob, Shahab Abid, Wasim Jafri, Muhammad Islam, Zahid Azam, and Imran Hilal
Is Furazolidone Therapy for Helicobacter pylori Effective and Safe? Reply, Z Abbas, javed Yakoob, Shahab Abid, Wasim Jafri, Muhammad Islam, Zahid Azam, and Imran Hilal
Helicobacter pylori infection: approach of primary care physicians in a developing country, Shahid Ahmed, Mohammad Salih, Wasim Jafri, Syed H Shah, and Saeed Hamid
Sustained virological response to pegylated interferon and ribavirin in patients with genotype 3 HCV cirrhosis., Amna Subhan Butt, Khalid Mumtaz, Irum Aqeel, Hasnain A Shah, Saeed Hamid, and Wasim Jafri
H. pylori Infection in Children: Population-Based Age-Specific Prevalence and Risk Factors in a Developing Country, Wasim Jafri, javed Yakoob, Shahab Abid, S Siddiqui, Nasim Jafri, Safia Awan, and Shaikh Qamaruddin Nizami
Model for end-stage liver disease (MELD) score as a useful prognostic marker in cirrhotic patients with infection, Rustam Khan, Shahab Abid, Wasim Jafri, Safia Awan, Saeed Hamid, Hasnain Shah, and Shahid Pervez
Role of N-acetylcysteine in adults with non-acetaminophen-induced acute liver failure in a center without the facility of liver transplantation., Khalid Mumtaz; Zahid Azam; Saeed Hamid; Shahab Abid; Sadik Memon,; Syed H Shah; and Wasim Jafri
Prevalence of Hepatitis D in HBsAg positive patients visiting liver clinics, Naresh Kumar Seetlani, Zaigham Abbas, Sajjad Raza, Javed Yakoob, and Wasim Jafri
Esophageal polypoidal mass: presentation of an uncommon pleomorphic carcinoma, Javed Yakoob, Z Abbas, Wasim Jafri, and Najamul Sahar Azad
Associations of the Plasticity Region ofh. pyloriin Patients with Gastroduodenal Diseases, javed Yakoob, Z Abbas, shagufta Naz, Shahab Abid, and Wasim Jafri
Distribution of Helicobacter pylori virulence markers in patients with gastroduodenal diseases in Pakistan., javed Yakoob, Shahab Abid, Z Abbas, Wasim Jafri, Zubair Ahmad, Rashida Ahmed, and Muhammad Islam
Low prevalence of the intact cag pathogenicity island in clinical isolates of Helicobacter pylori in Karachi, Pakistan, Javed Yakoob, Wasim Jafri, Zaigham Abbas, Shahab Abid, R. Khan, N. Jafri, and Z. Ahmad
Dengue fever with hepatitis E and hepatitis A infection, Javed Yakoob, Wasim Jafri, Shaheer Siddiqui, and Mehmood Riaz
Submissions from 2008
High Prevalence of Helicobacter pylori Infections By Multiple Strains in Patients with Dyspepsia from a Developing Country, Shahab Abid, javed Yakoob, Wasim Jafri, Khalid Mumtaz, Nida Jafri, Z Abbas, Syed H Shah, Saeed Hamid, and Rashida Ahmed
Analysis of Sustained Virological Response to Pegylated Interferon & Ribavirin Treatment in Compensated Cirrhosis Due to Hepatitis C Virus, Genotype 3 Infection, Amna Subhan Butt, Wasim Jafri, Khalid Mumtaz, Saeed Hamid, Shahab Abid, Syed H Shah, Nida Jafri, javed Yakoob, and Zubair Ahmad
Noninvasive predictors of large varices in patients hospitalized with gastroesophageal variceal hemorrhage., Faisal Wasim Ismail, Hasnain A Shah, Saeed Hamid, Zaigham Abbas, Shahab Abid, Khalid Mumtaz, and Wasim Jafri
Predictors of gastrointestinal lesions on endoscopy in iron deficiency anemia without gastrointestinal symptoms, Shahid Majid, Mohammad Salih, Rozina Wasaya, and Wasim Jafri


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Days 27
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Teacher Yasmine
Was so sure I wouldn't be able to make class today. Missed the chance this morning and the the evening was pack full with commitments. But I managed to convice people I wasn't needed for a meeting I really should have been at. So found some time. I'm so glad it worked out, it was another solid class. In the last few classes I've found myself really loving and looking forward to camel. Now that is progress if ever I've seen some. 🙂


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The exhibition will portray the life of Shri Vajpayee Ji, through a display of around 250 photographs which reflect his vibrant personality. These rare pictures not only take the visitors through the political journey of this visionary leader, but also provide a glimpse into the diverse phases of his life – as a poet and a great thinker. At this event, different facets of Vajpayee Ji's life will be showcased through photo and electronic exhibition. Scrollers, Translites, LED walls, Large Fascia and Title Boards will be the major attractions of the exhibition.
Apart from this, a drawing and quiz competition will also be organized on the occasion. The Film Division of the Ministry will screen three films based on the life of the former Prime Minister Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee. Photo Division has provided the photos being mounted at the Exhibition. The Song and Drama Division of the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting will be giving cultural performances during the Exhibition. Publication Division has organized a Book Exhibition at the venue. Doordarshan has provided short-films to highlight the achievements of the former Prime Minister Shri Vajpayee. Minister of State for Information & Broadcasting, Col. R.S Rathore, Shri Bimal Julka, Secretary, I&B and other senior officials of the Ministry were also present on the occasion.
The exhibition will be open to public from 20th December, 2014 to 25th December, 2014 daily from 11AM to 6PM.


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A bunch of new music, repeated favorites and some Urban Flosarus Classics... All kinds of grooves for you to catch for about 2 hours!
If You're an artist with Radio Edited Music....
A DJ with a Mix....
A Producer with Instrumentals....
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Part 1
1.Make Em Dance (Yeah!) (Beginning of Show)by Moose Harris
2.Gullah Gullah Island by SilaS
3.Real Feat. QTG & JDuvv by Chase Dollarx
4.Mismatch by Juju Gotti
5.Maria by Coota Brown
6.Payback by J. Duke
7.All Men are Mortal by Pimpton
8.Boss Featuring Tef Poe (End of Part 1)by Marcel P. Black
Part 2
9.Eyes of a Ghost Feat. Yaeo by Soldjasoulz & Ricky Lix
10.Blue Sky by Da Kreek
11.Freedom Feat. Kendrick Lamar by Beyonce
12.What a Liar Feat. Real-A-Fyde by P Digga
13.Homecoming by Alfred Banks
14.This is Hot, What? by DJ Nappy Needles
15.Wasted Talent by NewRougeSton
16.Preachin 2 Em (End of Part 2) by S-PYanage
Part 3
17.Femme Fatalia by HipHopChef360 X KidInfamous
18.Headphones by E.O.K.
19.Living in Darkness by Zank
20.Morphine by Gneiss
21.Be Alright by Mizery Da Beast
22.Fearless Feat. Chip-Fu, DoItAll, & Afu-Ra by Optimystic
23.Lets Go Feat. The Clipse by Sir Aah
24.Appropriate Groupie (Producer Instrumental / End of Part 3) by Moose Harris
Part 4
25.Reconsider Feat. Skyzoo by A. Levy
26.Ocean Blue Feat. E.D. Nix & Jon Mercure by Wes B.
27.Champion Song by Slangston Hughes
28.Church by R.A.
29.Church by BJ the Chicago Kid
30.Truthful Perspective by Solomon Gehazi
31.We Got Jazz (Producer Instrumental / End of Show) by Swelly
For the first time in a long time, I am able to have not one, but TWO special guests for this episode!
In the first hour, Indianapolis Music Legend, Artist, DJ, etc RUSTY REDENBACHER blesses us with a 30 minute mix entitled "Hip-Hop Heaven (in light of the recent passings of Hip-Hop Legends, both in 2016 and previously).
In the Second hour, I have music and an interview with Memphis "InDAIpendent" MC and Businessman L'Daialogue DiCaprio. We talk about his extensive discography, his latest project, and his view on making things happen in this industry.
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Part 1
1.High Neighbor (Producer Instrumental / Urban Flosarus Intro) by Frank D
2.Wishin' Part 2 by PRyme & Black Thought
3.Reconsider by A. Levy Featuring Skyzoo
4.Church by BJ the Chicago Kid Featuring Chance the Rapper
5.A Beautiful Song by Alfred Banks
6.Bless You by Alfred Banks
7.Time for That by Kevin Gates
8.70's Swagger (Producer Instrumental / End of Part 1) by Swelly
Part 2 - DJ Rusty Redenbacher Mix - "Hip-Hop Heaven"
9.Check The Rhyme by A Tribe Called Quest
10.They Reminisce Over You by Pete Rock & CL Smooth
11.Juicy by Notorious B.I.G.
12.It's So Hard by Big Pun
13.Mass Appeal by Gang Starr
14.I Get Around by Tupac
15.Straight Outta Compton by NWA
16.Ain't No Future in Your Frontin by MC Breed
17.Jump by Kris Kross
18.Nuttin' But Love by Heavy D
19.Shimmy Shimmy Ya by Ol' Dirty Bastard
20.Award Tour (End of Part 2) by A Tribe Called Quest
Part 3 - Interview With L'Daialogue DiCaprio
21.Self Esteem Featuring Moose Harris
22.Present a Specific Plan
23.Restore The Feeling
Part 4
24.Let Go by Mr. Lif Featuring Selina Carrera
25.Melody by Klutch
26.Watch That Bull by Cupid
27.Pop Style by Drake Featuring The Throne
28.Vibe to This by K. Toomer
29.Wake Up by Boosie Badass Featuring Pimp C
30.No More Parties in LA (End of Part 4) by Kayne West Featuring Kendrick Lamar
Another good DJ friend has stepped up and submitted a mix for Urban Flosarus. DJ Da'Voyse I've been knowing for many years, and has been making his mark in New Orleans.
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1.African Brothers Dub (Dub Remix) by Dubmatrix Featuring SKaya
2.Fearless by OPTIMYSTIC Featuring CHIP-FU, DOITALL, & AFU-RA
3.Black Timbs by 100 Proof
4.Mo Better Cool by Big K.R.I.T. Featuring Bun-B
5.Surviving the Times by Nas
6.Freq Freq by Clear Soul Forces Featuring Kooley High
7.Top Billin by DJ MOAR Featuring Audio Two
8.B. BOY DOCUMENT (End of Part 1 Mix) by MOS DEF, THE HIGH & MIGHTY, MAD SKILLZ
9.Let You Tell It by P.A.T.
10.Da Vocab by Fugees
11.Remember to Forget by Murs
12.Passing Me By(Chill remix) by The Pharcyde
13.Change by Shades of Brooklyn
14.R.E.C. Room by Inspectah Deck
15.Instrumental (End of DJ Da'Voyse Mix & Part 2) by Unknown
16.2 Dollars by Zeus Jupiter
17.Outstanding by L.I. Trump
18.Skip Music (Weirdos) by L'Daialogue
19.Homecoming by Alfred Banks
20.No More Parties in LA by Kayne West Featuring Kendrick Lamar
21.Free Samples by Made Groceries
22.I Don't Even Know by Kaz Korleone
23.Fin (Producer Instrumental) by Slot-A
24.Where I Stay by Marcel P. Black Featuring Substantial
25.Wishin' Part 2 by PRhyme Featuring Black Thought
26.Over by Mr. Kenetik & Rusty Redenbacher
27.Water for Horses by PozLyrix
28.Calmdown by Big Dogg
29.Do It by M. Harris & S-PYanage
30.We Got Jazz (Producer Instrumental / End of Show) by Swelly
A bunch of great music is what you should expect from Urban Flosarus in 2016, just like this episode here!
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2.Faya (Gentleman's Dubstep Remix) by Joe Driscoll & Sekou Kouyate
3.Troubles of This World by Sir Slim
4.Living Cypher by Knowej Ra
5.Limber Funk Machine by P.A.T. Louisiana's Finest
6.Preachin 2 Em by S-PYanage
7.2 Minues of Your Time by Method Man
8.Gonna Be Alright by Mizery da Beast
9.Don't Hurt Em by A-Nice
10.Applied Rhyme by Trademark Blud
11.Creepin (END OF PART 1)by Tzarism (Producer)
13.Playing Music Forte (Part 2 Intro)by Moose Harris (Part 2 Introduction)
14.Team backpack Cypher by Fredo. Peoples, Final Outlaw
15.God by Scarface & John Legend
16.Truthful Perspective by Soloman Ghazi
17.Love Hate by Doktor Banff
18.King of Everything by Wiz Khalifa
19.Trap Door by Joey Badas$
20.Trap Door(Joey Bada$$ Remix)by Toxsikk
21.Frost Bite (End of Part 2) by Lord Cold (Producer)
23.Homecoming by Alfred Banks
24.Champion Song by Slangston Hughes
25.Yada, Yada by Superstition
26.It Was Supposed to be So Easy by The Streets
27.Where I Stay Featuring Substantial by Marcel P. Black
28.Hello byErykah Badu & Andre 3000
29.This is Hot (Camp Lo & Bobby Shmurda Mix)by Nappy DJ Needles
30.Mother, Father (End of Part 3)by EOM (Producer)
32.He Said, She Said by Talib Kweli
33.Tap Out by Venkman
34.Basquiat Ghostwriter by Yasmin Bey
35.Sugarby Yemi Alade
36.UFO Feat. Future & Tink by Timbaland
37.Place Me Feat. Mickey Factz by SYND
38.Blue Dreams in a Cadillac by Frank D
39.My Uzi Feat. Big K.R.I.T. by David Banner
40.We Got Jazz (End of Episode) by Swelly (Producer)
This is the first of episodes that is going to bring an entire Hip-Hop scene into the spotlight. We start with Baton Rouge, Louisiana, home of my affiliate WHYR 96.9, and home to The BR Hip-Hop Project. I meet with the three main leaders of the BR Hip-Hop Project (Marcel P. Black, Justin Ivey, and Mark Dub) at Chelsea's to talk about the ups and downs of the Baton Rouge Hip-Hop scene.
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I don't think they understood how easy it is to switch from debit cards to either a low limit credit card or cash, and if you use cash it seems like you spend less money.ReplyDelete
For a long time now, busineeses have acted like they don't need workers, and it looks like they are starting to think they don't need customers, and why would they, thanks to the corporate welfare state, they are more conduits for wealth redistribution to the one percent, rather than viable businesses.
Yeah, neoliberalism hates people. All the plans revolve around and are built on some notion of economic necessity rather than some set of notions about building an equitable society. It really is just bizarre how over the past 30 years of so the discourse of social organization has become a conversation about economic efficiency as if the sole purpose of humanity in a social situation is the maximization of profit.ReplyDelete
I don't think neo liberals know they hate people, conservatives generally on some level understand they hate poor people or brown people, which conveniently for them are usually the same people. Neo liberals really think they are doing the less fortunate a favor, like with Matthew yglesias's latest war on open space, I am sure he would argue that societies could do all sorts of neat things with the money they would make by turning all city parks into strip malls, maybe even make high quality videos about what open space used to look like.ReplyDelete
I guess I am saying that when you ask the question are they stupid or evil, I would argue neo liberals are generally the stupid half of the coin and conservatives are the evil half.
I'll buy that distinction; but, I would also insist that Yggie defines himself, variously, as a liberal, a left-neoliberal, and a prgressive-neoliberal. Neoliberalism is legion because it contains multitudes. What Yggie doesn't understand, however, is that the policies he supports makes impossible the ends he claims to desire. Neoliberalism with its full on commitment to the superiority of the market create a system in which market forces, which is to say rich people's desires, construct reality. This is why democracy is anathema to the neoliberal project. If we bring the people back in the market, which is to say rich people, doesn't get to decide: we do.ReplyDelete


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Although she doesn't run as much or as hard as she used to, she still flashes a pretty trot.
I like this photo of mare and filly investigating together.
Roll in the Daylight - song: How Lucky You Are, artist: David Bowie
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Roll in the Daylight
Although she doesn't run as much or as hard as she used to, she still flashes a pretty trot.
7 comments:
- fernvalley01 said...
She is a lovely mare , and Yalla is gorgeous! I like your new header by the way.
- Wednesday, July 29, 2009 at 9:16:00 AM MDT
- Grey Horse Matters said...
I love to see a horse rolling. Glad she is enjoying herself again and the little one is so adorable.
- Wednesday, July 29, 2009 at 9:21:00 AM MDT
- Dan and Betty Cooksey said...
I love her tail when she's moving like that.
- Wednesday, July 29, 2009 at 6:35:00 PM MDT
- Andrea said...
Those are awesome pictures!! I love that last one!! That is super cute!!
- Thursday, July 30, 2009 at 9:04:00 AM MDT
- Jocelyn said...
I love it when my horse rolls, she moans, grunts and acts like its the best chiropractic ever!
- Thursday, July 30, 2009 at 11:40:00 AM MDT
- allhorsestuff said...
Oh, that is the sweetest of pictures, with them venturing together!
I do love her off the ground loft in the trot too...she is such a beautiful mare
- Sunday, August 2, 2009 at 6:56:00 PM MDT
- The Wades said...
They're both such pretty girls. Yalla! is getting huge.
- Friday, August 7, 2009 at 11:37:00 PM MDT


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Hi, All! I should be cleaning for Pesach, but I'm giving myself some time off for good/awful/awful good behavior. You decide.
Our friends, Ellen and Kalman, made a wedding for their daughter, Ali, this past week. The wedding was last Thursday in Yerushalayim, on the worst day (weather-wise) we've had since we moved here. All day the thunder was crashing, the wind the gusting, rain poured periodically - and to top it off - we had hail! It was hitting the windows so hard I couldn't believe it! Emma was a little puzzled when, during a lull in the weather, I took her outside and we were walking on little balls of ice. In Yerushalyim it was actually snowing.
But we made it to the wedding hall; another couple we'd met in ulpan, Karen and Al, gave me a ride and David went straight from work. Poor Ellen! Murphy's law was definitely at work that night. They'd left a bag at home here in Ramat Beit Shemesh with Ellen's sheitel (wig), shoes, jewelry, and Igor's (the choson/groom) new kippah. Thank G-d she had a friend there who normally doesn't cover her hair who gave her a beautiful black hat that exactly matched her dress, and one of the kallah's (bride's) friends had an extra pair of shoes that fit perfectly. The wedding hall Ali and Igor had booked (before Ellen had a chance to see it) had two rooms; the big, beautiful nice one - and Ali and Igor's. It was a tiny, dilapidated room with no heat, torn-up floors, white cloths shabbily hung on the walls to cover up holes, and a very meager staff. But Ali was radiant, and everyone's enthusiasm made up for the surroundings.
Last night we made sheva brachot for them (one of the seven meals they have each day for a week after the wedding with at least 10 men who make 7 blessings for the choson and kallah). I had decided to make meatballs and rice, because it would be easy and not so expensive for so many people. HAH!!!
I actually don't think I've ever made meatballs before. There was an extremely easy recipe in my old Betty Crocker cookbook for sweet 'n sour meatballs using cranberry sauce, ketchup, brown sugar and lemon juice. How easy is that?
So, before Shabbos I made the sauce. It wasn't exactly the flavor I was hoping for, but, oh well. After Shabbos I took out all the ground turkey I had defrosted, added the last of my bread crumbs (see, I'm doing a little for Pesach already!), some eggs, onions, whatever. Then I formed about 90 nice-sized meatballs. But then I worried, as always, that maybe it wouldn't be enough for 20 people. Am I a Yiddishe mama or what? So I had to take out a package of ground beef and defrost it in the microwave. I had already used all my bread crumbs so I added some matza meal.
Okay, so now I have about 105 meatballs, more or less. The recipe says to throw it in the sauce which has been simmering on the stove. All the meatballs were in one large bowl, getting all squished together unbeknownst to myself as I was making the extra batch, and just as I was dumping it into the sauce, David came into the kitchen and said, "You should really fry those in a pan first to keep them from falling apart."
He couldn't have said that about 10 seconds earlier?
Now comes the fun part of the evening.
All of the meatballs were, of course, falling apart in the sauce and I started digging them out with my large slotted spoon until all 105 of them were in about 6 plates, all soaked and dripping with sauce. I got out a frying pan, put in some oil, put on some latex gloves and started re-forming the balls one by one, at the same time trying to wipe off as much sauce as possible before putting them in the frying pan. I wasn't sure if I should be laughing at the total ridiculousness of the situation or crying at the frustration of it. Here I was doing a mitzvah, and the simplest thing was taking hours of my time! The thought crossed my mind that there must be a Candid Camera somewhere in the kitchen getting all this on tape, but then I decided that the only audience I had was Hashem. I have to shake my head sometimes at His sense of humor. And then I realize that He's telling me I'm taking myself too seriously again and He's having a little fun with me. Okay.
So I take my time re-rolling those balls, wiping off the extra sauce, frying them a little until I'm sure they'll keep their shape before they go back into the pot of sweet 'n sour sauce, which is now a sauce dotted with tiny pieces of meat throughout. I scrub the frying pan between each batch, taking my time, laughing at myself.
Later (much later...), as the pot sat simmering on the stove and I was washing my way through an unbelievable pile of bowls, plates, cooking utensils, pots and pans, I realized I smelled something burning. Oh, yeah - it was. But I got to it in time, and David came in and poured everything into our super large soup pot. Then we just looked at each other, and I have to hand it to him; he did a super-human job of not bursting into laughter or making even the tiniest of comments which I'm sure were already formulating in his mind.
In the end, everything turned out fine. We only had about 15 people. One guy forgot about coming and worked late, but David started knocking on doors in our apartment building (only in Israel!), and a teen-age son of our Vaad Habayit (apartment manager) came down to join us. A couple of rabbis were here and they gave great divrei Torah, and after the benching all the men started dancing, which is no easy feat in our tiny apartment where the couches were already upended to make room for all the tables.
And, of course, after everyone left and we had cleaned up somewhat and David had gone to bed, all I could think was - When will it be my turn? Jared seems to be pretty settled in his (non-Jewish) home life, and Nathan isn't in any hurry to meet someone until he's able to earn enough money and have some kind of parnassah (living), and he's not at that point yet. I started to miss my friends back home and called Barb, one of my first friends I had made in St. Louis when I moved back there from Milwaukee in 1992 and who had been one of my mah jongg partners for 9 years. It was so nice to hear her voice! Then I tried calling Lynda, one of my other mahj partners, but she wasn't home and I left a message. I already talk periodically with Shifra, the fourth in our mahj group. Barb and Lynda don't have computers, so we're really out of touch. Hard to believe there are people without computers in this day and age.
Some people would consider my sitting here writing a waste of time on a beautiful, sunny Monday afternoon exactly two weeks before Pesach. (Actually, it's the first sunny day in over a week.) I have accomplished a few things today, however; I ordered meat for Pesach from the butcher in Yerushalayim, I ordered kosher-for Pesach dog food from our vet, I ordered matza that will be delivered a week from Thursday, and I called Avi at Nefesh about possible communities that we could move to that would be closer to where David works. Avi emailed me contact names of people in 4 different communities; Maale Adumim, Ramot, Nachalot and Efrat. We also spoke about Kochav Yaakov, and even moving to Beit Shemesh. So now we have to think about visiting each of those communities, maybe spending a Shabbos in Efrat and Maale Adumim. Nachalot is the only neighborhood actually in Yerushalayim, behind the shuk. I really didn't want "city" living, but that would certainly be in the center of things.
Okay, time to clean out some kitchen cabinets - I have an hour before my Israel mahj group shows up for our Monday afternoon game...


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Microsoft have just released a new tool under the Sysinternals banner called Active Directory Explorer. Read the blurb from the website below for more information but based on this description, it sounds amazing! It's odd then, that there is no other information about this new tool apart from the quote below.
This seems like a very advanced tool that would be hugely beneficial to anyone working with Active Directory. I'm intrigued by the idea of taking snapshots of your AD and then being able to load up those snapshots offline for browsing and diagnosis. My virtual environment at home isn't up and running yet, but I will definitely be reporting some more information about this new tool soon.
Active Directory Explorer (AD Explorer) is an advanced Active Directory (AD) viewer and editor. You can use AD Explorer to easily navigate an AD database, define favorite locations, view object properties and attributes without having to open dialog boxes, edit permissions, view an object's schema, and execute sophisticated searches that you can save and re-execute.
AD Explorer also includes the ability to save snapshots of an AD database for off-line viewing and comparisons. When you load a saved snapshot, you can navigate and explorer it as you would a live database. If you have two snapshots of an AD database you can use AD Explorer's comparison functionality to see what objects, attributes and security permissions changed between them.
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Sandhya's Doll!
Drawing and painting a doll is like doing a portrait. And doing portraits for 8-year old Sandhya is a challenging task since she gets impatient with her colors. But when she does portraits she takes her time. Look how she did the details of the dress and the chair! This doll comes with a collection of books (I will update this as soon as I remember the name of the doll and the book series. Haha) and the book is a helpful tool since Sandhya can narrate to me the story while she is drawing and painting which took only an hour. From this first painting, we did several paintings of this doll using the doll's other gorgeous clothes, accessories, etc.


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CDH - New Tripoli
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2 weeks ago
Friendly staff and kid fun atmosphere
The Trexlertown staff is friendly and did their best to accommodate keeping my 2 boys together as much as possible for their check ups which helped them feel more at ease. All future dental care plans were explained thoroughly and I left feeling confident and comfortable with the plan. So happy they expanded to the Lehigh Valley. We used to have to drive to Limerick location about 45 mins away.
Rachelle M.
4 months ago
Very nice!
I usually go to the Easton office, but because they are closed on Tuesday's I needed to come to this office. It was a very short wait time even though it was a last minute appointment. Everyone was super friendly, especially the nurse that took care of my son. He had to get xrays of his tooth and the nurse was so patient with him even though he was crying and having major anxiety(he's 3 years old). The doctor is also very great(he also works at the Easton office). They're very good with communication in everything that needs to be done and are all about making sure the patient(and parents) are comfortable with everything. I've gone to multiple different dental offices for my children(7 years old, 4 years old, and 3 years old), trying to find one that really takes care of them and listens to my concerns, and this is the best one!
Colleen A.
7 months ago
My kids love the dentist in the New Tripoli office. He is great! The office staff however seems a bit lost and not sure of what is going on. Waiting room is usally over crowded and small. Making appt or contacting dentist during a emergency is nearly impossible. I wish the were open more then 1 day a week.
Angela D.
9 months ago
Very friendly
I love this dentist's office and so the people who work there. They're so friendly, and wherever I move to, I'd always go there no matter what!
Gineet K.
9 months ago
My daughter love this office. She never upset for check up . She always ready to go there. We have very good experience with new Tripoli office. Thank you everyone!!
April M.
10 months ago
Great office
Am very impressed with this office and my kids are never upset or worried about a check up . The staff makes the kids feel very comfortable !!! Thank you all
Daniel B.
1 year ago
Great Experience!
It was my son's first visit to a dentist, and he loved the experience. Everyone was very nice. The only minor issue was that we had an 8:30 appointment, were the first patients to arrive for the day, and still waited until 8:45 to be seen. The rest of the experience was so great that I didn't even dock any stars for the wait. Would definitely recommend this office!
Jodi D.
1 year ago
The Best!
Both my children go here, both have had teeth pulled and filled, one child has Aspbergers & had oral surgery and they still BOTH LOVE going to CDHA!! This location is the only one I have been too and I choose it every time! They are the best!
Sarah B.
1 year ago
This is my second CDHA Location, definitely the friendliest
Definitely the friendliest, quietest office we have been too with a short wait and organized staff. Each member of their dental team is personable. This is a shared dental office and also incredibly clean. I second the parking situation is not the best, but it does not overshadow any part of the great care received at this location.
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1 year ago
Great service, my kids love it there / long wait and only open one day a week
I've been to CDHA in New Tripoli three times now. Once for an extraction for my 9-year-old, and then a follow up to have a spacer put in. I was just recently there again to have 6-month cleanings done for both my 9 and my 13-year-old. After seeing them for the extraction I switched them over to CDHA from our former dentist because I really liked the office and it's staff, they're extremely communicative and friendly, and my kids really like there, so that's a win-win for everyone. The only reasons I didn't give them a full 5-star rating is: 1) the last time I was in the waiting room was packed and we waited a half an hour until they say my first child. I had pulled my daughter out of chorus rehearsal early in order to make our appointments on time, and then we sat and waited anyway (she could have actually finished chorus, but who knew); and 2) they only have appointments on Tuesdays which makes scheduling a bit trickier. I'm hoping that since they're clearly busy and there's demand for their services in that location that they'll add some additional days there. But overall we've been super happy with CDHA.


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When Barbara and I got married we married on a Saturday. Of course the next day was Sunday and so we visited a church though we were on the road. The pastor preached a sermon on going to church while on vacation. I thought, "Man, what perfect timing." Do we really expect all our congregation to visit other congregations while they are on vacation? Barb and I have had both positive and negative experiences visiting a church while on vacation or traveling for work. Once we visited a Presbyterian church while in southern Viginia where they spent most of the worship service time on a business report of some sort. I thought, "Wow, lousy timing on my part". If you are traveling with family or co-workers who don't share your persuasion, it makes it quadruple the trouble to find and go to church. Then there is the issue of taking kids into a new environment. I'm comfortable going somewhere that is not exactly what I believe, but then are the kids going to have a positive experience? Exactly how do you pick a church while traveling?
Do you select one based on your denomination? You probably will be comfortable theologically and quite possibly regarding worship style but not very adventure some.
Do you visit a large well-known church that is nationally or historically known? You might get to experience something new but you might not really be there enough to connect with what is going on there. I have visited nationally known churches both lead-bleeding edge and historic.
Do you visit a church based on how good their yellow page ad is? Well, this is exactly what I did this past week in Hawaii. I went to the church in Honolulu that advertised itself as "Reformed", Honolulu Bible Church. They don't have a website but they do have a great church. So I am writing a review on the worship experience.
Honolulu Bible Church Review -
Order of Worship
The church is a modest size congregation but very much a live in its worship. One unusual aspect of their order of worship was that they did not have any special music. They did instrumentals for the prelude and offertory, but it was just one of the hymns that was sang by the congregation. When the men were finished taking an offering, the instrumentalists were done playing. This sort of sped up the service and kept it moving. They read a couple of the questions and answers from the Heidelberg Catechism. They also sang Psalms. They used the Trinity Hymnal and another book of metrical Psalms. The tunes used were from the Trinity Hymnal and so the tunes were familiar. The order of worship was efficient but did not lack any spiritual depth.
They music style was eclectic. They had a bass guitar and a steel guitar that gave it an modern beat, but violin, piano and organ gave a classical-traditional feel. While the pastor led the music as we sang hymns together, a group of about seven women made up the vocalists. While we sang only hymns and metrical psalms, the music worked. I'm not sure everyone could pull it off like they did. The music was distinctive, interesting and encouraging.
The preaching was a sermon on Acts 2. The sermon was basically on tongues and how the modern tongues phenomenon is not actual languages as it was in the book of Acts. The preaching was gracious towards those to whom the pastor would disagree and he ensured that the congregation understood that they should NOT be contentious with their brethren who are in charismatic churches. His sermon was clear and used the scripture well. I believe he connected well with his audience. Solid preaching, I enjoyed it.
The church was a diverse group situated in a suburban neighborhood. I believe some were native Hawaiian. There were people from various Asian backgrounds. Others seemed to be military stationed in Hawaii, and some from the international community working in Hawaii. We had a fifteen year old girl greeted us after the service and ensure we were welcome. One Australian grad student spent time sharing a little of his time with us and invited us to visit the church associated coffee house and bookstore, Covenant Bookstore and Coffee House. In intend to blog about that tomorrow. The church has some other outreach activities; they sponsor R.C. Sproul on the AM 750 radio and they had an Art Club. I'm imagining that the art club is a Francis Schafferish type engagement ministry. The church has a plurality of pastors. I'm not sure if this is a doctrinal issue or an issue of just practicality. But the pastors were friendly too. All in all, it is a friendly church.
I highly recommend visiting Honolulu Bible Church if you are in Hawaii.
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So true! What beautiful photos Audrey! We are unable to see the sun rise or set except in the fall and winter as we are surrounded by woods. These make me wish we could!!
Oh, but Gail, you have all the beauty that comes from the woods. So, I would say we both have blessings. I bet the sunset showing through the barren trees is beautiful in the winter.
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I noticed something kind of exciting today!
The National Hurricane Center website has a new look. Now why is this exciting? Because it is. YOU may not need a link on your blog page to the NHC, but I do. I like the link on my blog to the NHC. Because then I do not have to Google "hurricane center" all summer. I can just click the link and see what is going on.
Because it is not a bad idea to keep track of what is going on. Unless you live someplace crazy. Like Montana. Or Idaho. If you live in Montana or Idaho then you probably never need to go to the National Hurricane Center website.
But I never have to go to the "how much snow will my ass have to shovel tomorrow" website. So in some sort of cosmic way it all works out.
OK so that is over. Stay tuned right here for tropical updates. Should there be any. If there are not I will not complain. No updates are the best updates of all!
As for as more immediate concerns go, weather on Friday still looks OK. Same "scattered thunder storms" forecast as every other day. So the mission is still on. I have conferred with various sources (my spy network) and I think I have good intelligence regarding a place to drop the anchor and watch the fireworks. Ill be able to see at least two shows at the same time. Maybe (probably) more.
In other news, I am watching some lame ass cop show. Now I have watched a lot of lame ass cop shows. And in all these shows I have learned one thing.
When the cops say "it smells like a brewery in here" you are probably going to jail. So do not use beer or booze as cologne or as an automobile air freshener. But if you do get stopped and your car does smell like a brewery and you see TV cameras, say some crazy funny shit. It makes the show more entertaining. After all, you are drunk so you have an excuse. You are not going to get into any more trouble. It is your chance to strip naked and run away screaming KILLER BEES!! KILLER BEES!! Or something.
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Sept. 27, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Youth in Broward County will soon be able to make a difference in their lives through the game of golf! Beginning Thursday, September 28, 2017, the Fort Lauderdale Country Club will partner with The First Tee of Broward to provide learning facilities and educational programs to students in greater Fort Lauderdale.
The First Tee aims to help young people build character with Nine Core Values (Honesty, Integrity, Sportsmanship, Respect, Confidence, Responsibility, Perseverance, Courtesy and Judgement) as well as Nine Healthy Habits (Energy, Play, Safety, Vision, Mind, Family, Friends, School and Community) through the game of golf. This after-school program will teach one value and habit each week for a total of nine weeks.
"This is the first time this program has been brought to Fort Lauderdale Country Club," said Angela Cohen, a Fort Lauderdale Country Club member and First Tee volunteer. "We are so excited to offer a golf program that teaches leadership skills to children in our community."
The program has been expanded to also include veterans, children with learning disabilities and autism programs.
Founded in 1997, The First Tee has 180 chapters worldwide. Each chapter of The First Tee is an independent entity responsible for raising their own operational funds; it is reliant upon charitable contributions to facilitate and grow its programs. Fort Lauderdale Country Club's head pro, Mark VanDyck, will be spearheading a charity tournament on December 9, 2017. The tournament, which will be hosted by the Fort Lauderdale Country Club, will raise money for The First Tee program.
"Hosting approximately 30 charity golf tournaments per year, we strive year-round to make a positive difference throughout the greater Fort Lauderdale community," said Michael O'Brien, General Manager of the Fort Lauderdale Country Club. "Golf is a fun way to get children active and teach them important life skills. We are proud of our partnership with The First Tee and are confident that it will have a positive impact on our area youth."
To learn more about The First Tee of Broward, please contact the Pro Shop at Fort Lauderdale Country Club at (954) 587-8040. To learn more about the Fort Lauderdale Country Club and how to become a member, visit http://bit.ly/FTLCountryClub or email email@example.com. Like what the Fort Lauderdale Country Club is doing? Show it on our Facebook page!
About the Fort Lauderdale Country Club
Founded in 1926, the Fort Lauderdale Country Club is the longest-running private country club in Broward County. Currently celebrating its 90th anniversary, the Club offers 36 holes of manicured championship golf for its members. With two full golf courses, it's easy to find time to play at Fort Lauderdale Country Club. For more information visit www.fortlauderdalecc.com or call (954) 587-4700.
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