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Friday & Saturday: 12pm-3pm / 6pm-10pm
Sunday: 11:30pm-5pm / CLOSED
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- Families and Children Welcome
About The Flying Elk
In a setting best described as a modern Nordic cabin, we serve genuine food with influences from all over Europe. Enjoy medium-sized dishes to share, straight from the fire pit and straight from the heart – all made for easy dining with friends and family.
Whether Nordic produce, Nordic flavoring or Nordic cooking techniques, you will taste the heritage of Swedish 3-Michelin star awarded chef Björn Frantzén throughout the gastronomy.
We had a great dinner at New Years with my favourite champagne offered in the dinner. The restaurant was very accomodating when we had to quickly change our arrival time.
Nice place for dinner & drinks. Thank you for having us.
I booked through eatigo and despite the booking stating 2hr dining time limit the staff enforced a 90min time limit. This led to a very rushed meal service and uneasy feeling. Despite the food quality and service level being of good quality, being rushed to leave left a souring taste in the mouth. 90min is difficult to enjoy a meal and make me a return customer
Good food and service, especially with the Eatigo discount. Really enjoy!
I had a Christmas Lunch here and I really enjoyed it. Both food and service are extraordinary!!
Great food and good service overall. The choice of ingredients and the way the food is prepared and served translates to a great gustatory experience. Definitely worth a visit.
Very nice place nice atmosphere nice food Bit pricie but it's vos of New Year's Eve menu )) I would definitely recommend this place to visit!
The $490 beef short ribs was seriously over 50% fat and barely edible. Service was awesome but food has lots of room for improvement!
Fabulous food with service that matches the quality of the food! Waiters were knowledgeable about the food and very friendly.
this place is seeking for a buyout and I hope you guys dont end up closed
The food quality is very good but really the price to value ratio could have been better
The location and address was a bit misleading. Had difficulty looking for it. But once inside the restaurant ... totally satisfied. Friendly and helpful staffs. Great cocktail and happy hour. Delicious food. N great birthday surprise for my husband on the house. Great memory and experience. Highly recommended.
With the app eatigo this restaurant become perefect for food and drinks
The service was really bad and none of the staff really know what they are doing. I have to asked twice for my free flow drink. The food was great but could hv more options on the Main course.
Everything is good here!
We has a nice dinner. The starters were great. I order the beef rib which was a bit too tough. The staff was also great too. Thank you!
I liked most of my dining experience, but if I must make a negative remark, it was a tiny table for 5pax nxt to the door going to the terrace. Was too windy for the person sitting nxt to it.
It was a great experience for my girlfriend and I. We were promptly led to our table as I made a reservation. Great food with great service. The portions are generous and it was lucky we skipped the starters. The next visit we would like to explore the 'small' offerings which looked yummy and the portions small enough for us to try more dishes. A special mention and shout out to Ms Shasila Limbu who was very kind and attentive. A great evening!
It would be great if my choice on dessert.
food is perfect except the slow-cooked beef rib is a bit over seasoned
Quality food with good services
My lamb shank was delicious. The waitress recommended us to get a side each so we ordered the butternut squash and Kale small plate as well as the sweetcorn side. There was no need as the main portions were enough and we barely touched the sides. Have to say they were both average and we found the sweetcorn and cheese dish as very strange flavours. I ordered the Sauvignon Blanc Happy hour white wine from Chile. Its the worst happy hour wine i have ever had, really expensive for the fact it was from Chile and also the flavour was not good atall. Think you need to change that wine and choose a better region with a more drinkable and enjoyable flavour.
I used to love F&M when it first open ... food was so fresh and prepared well. I've been there twice in the past 6 months and it has seriously deteriorated. The food is not the same level of quality (fish was dry, tuna/watermelon salad had very little tuna, etc.). Even with a discount (EAtigo), it was not worth the price we paid. Unless it improves significantly, we won't be returning.
Great restaurant, with great food and the service was spot on. I def recommend to try Fish and Meat


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I am simulating FSI of multiphase flow (upward flow) through a 2inch pipe with bend in ANSYS 17. The mesh is triangular 293608 elements and the only supports are fixed supports at the 2 ends of the pipe. Step size for the simulation is 1E-06. When I run the simulation, I get this the pop message:
The program can't start because AnsMPI.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem.
But the simulation keeps attempting to run until it eventually stops with the error message below
DP 0) Element 241459 located in Body "Pipe Structure" (and maybe other elements) has become highly distorted. You may select the offending object and/or geometry via RMB on this warning in the Messages window. Excessive distortion of elements is usually a symptom indicating the need for corrective action elsewhere. Try incrementing the load more slowly (increase the number of substeps or decrease the time step size). You may need to improve your mesh to obtain elements with better aspect ratios. Also consider the behavior of materials, contact pairs, and/or constraint equations. If this message appears in the first iteration of first substep, be sure to perform element shape checking. Named Selections for the offending element can be created via the Identify Element Violations property on the Solution Information Object.
When I repeat this simulation with a smaller number of mesh element 67000 (quads and wedges) in ANSYS 18, the error is:
"(DP 0) A solver pivot warning or error has been detected in the UY degree of freedom of node 10890 located in Pipe Structure. This is usually a result of an ill conditioned matrix possibly due to unreasonable material properties, an under constrained model, or contact related issues. Check results carefully. You may select the offending object and/or geometry via RMB on this warning in the Messages window."
Please I will really appreciate any help on how to solve this problem.

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I've learned one important fact from visiting Central Park during many visits to New York City: You never know what you are going to find.
I've seen jugglers and joggers, dancers on foot and on roller skates, artists and sunbathers, statues and tunnels, magicians and musicians (both good and not so good), a man creating giant soap bubbles to entertain kids, rocky hills and deep dark valleys, horse-drawn carriages and bicycle-drawn carriages. I've seen just about every breed of dog and just about every combination of breeds of dogs. I've seen people playing chess, checkers, cards, softball, baseball, football, basketball, soccer, lacrosse, cricket and other games. I've seen television commercials being filmed and print ads being photographed. I've even seen magician/illusionist David Blaine hanging upside down during his 60-hour Dive of Death performance.
The park is filled with interesting features and activities.
Wollman Rink, the subject of my photo of the week, is a public ice rink in the southern part of Central Park. Numerous movies and TV programs have shown ice skaters on Wollman Rink. It's a wintertime destination in the city that I have photographed many times.
But I discovered in 2005 that Wollman Rink is also a summertime destination. I was walking through the park during some free time on a nice June morning, getting some photos around the Pond near the southeast corner of the park, when I heard music and laughter from the rink beyond the trees. I knew it couldn't be ice skating. It was almost 80 degrees. When I topped the hill I saw the rides, so I looked for an angle that would show the carnival with skyscrapers along Central Park South in the background.
I like the feel of this photo, with a carnival — a common summer site in small towns across the country — in the foreground, isolated from tall buildings of the big city by a wall of green trees.
Each week I will post a photo from my collection with an explanation of how I got the shot. Previous photos of the week are in the archives.
Date/time: June 14, 2005, 11:42 a.m.
Location: 40°46'4.999" N 73°58'26.999" W (Show in Google Maps)
Camera: Canon EOS 20D
Lens: Canon EF 28-135 (28mm)
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A phlebotomist is often considered to as a phlebotomy technician, is an individual who is qualified for drawing blood or venipuncture. The drawing of blood may be either for tests in the laboratory or for blood donations. After the blood samples have been collected, a phlebotomist labels the various collection tubes and moves them to the location where they have to be analyzed. Phlebotomists are engaged by physicians and other professionals in linked health fields which include medical assistants, nurses and clinical laboratory scientists. There are many of them who travel to different locations for the purpose of collecting blood samples.
One of the rapidly expanding industries is health care. Therefore, they are highly in need of certified phlebotomists to help reduce the work load of the doctors and nurses by pointing mainly on collection of blood, mostly in the hospitals and blood banks. Apart from the professional excellence of a phlebotomist, they need to have a good bedside manner. This is because the phlebotomists are frequently the patient's only interaction with the medical laboratory and need to be able to quiet the nervous and anxious patients, and make pleasant small talks while they are to perform the unlikable tasks. While under pressure, the phlebotomists need to work healthy and with precision. Accuracy means, the phlebotomist must take the protection to avoid the spread of infectious disease. Their job is very important for the medical laboratory group. Venipuncture involves drawing venous blood, from the median cubital vein or the anterior forearm. Usually 5-25ml of blood is adequate depending upon what blood tests have been requested.
Phlebotomists primarily collect blood by the process of venipuncture. Heel stick or scalp veins having butterfly needle is also opted for the process of blood collection. Arterial blood is occasionally collected by this procedure. Intramuscular, intravenous or subcutaneous injections of fluids or drugs are not administered by the phlebotomist as it is the doctors or the nurses who are to perform such tasks. Other tasks such as urine collection and also testing are administered by phlebotomists.
During blood donations, along with the various tests performed, a hematocrit is also taken to determine whether a person can donate blood. The two measures of proportion of the blood volume which is occupied by red blood cells are hematocrit (Ht or HCT) and packed cell volume (PCV). The different levels of the hematocrit show the different problems, the donor might be facing. An elevated hematocrit shows that the person is suffering from dengue fever and that there is an increased chance of dengue shock syndrome. Polycythemia Vera is also associated with elevated hematocrit. Lowered hematocrit can imply significant hemorrhage. All these tests come under the field of a phlebotomist.
Students are formally trained as phlebotomists in phlebotomy schools. Here the students are trained in every field concerning a phlebotomist, starting from drawing blood from the patients to performing chemical tests on the samples. In addition to a person receiving a phlebotomy certificate, it is also necessary that the individual should be licensed or registered.
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IRS POS System suitable for :
IRS POS System Language
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Elevate your standard of living and experience quality independent living services at Addis Residential Care Home in Golden, CO. This community, a comprehensive independent living community, allows you to do as you wish, when you wish, but without the burdens of home ownership that can tie you down and take up your time. Serving both individuals and couples, these senior communities are also known as senior apartments, retirement villages, and communities for 55 and older. Residents stay in private apartments or individual homes with a variety of community amenities, services, and programs tailored specifically for seniors. Your personal belongings, such as furniture and favorite mementos, can move to your new home with you. With maintenance, groundskeeping, and housekeeping taken care of, seniors can focus on goals and passions instead of the daily demands of home ownership. Because independent living communities are intended for older adults who need little or no assistance, most do not offer medical care or supervision. Community services and amenities usually include fitness clubs, dining facilities, swimming pools, golf courses, hiking trails, social events, and more. Addis Residential Care Home provides a low-maintenance lifestyle and the assistance seniors need to enjoy retirement. In this community, independent living services are provided. With independent living, you can do as you wish, when you wish, but without the burdens of home ownership that can take up your time. When you are ready to learn more about Addis Residential Care Home, call a care advisor for more details.
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According to the AEB Automobile Manufacturers Committee (AEB AMC), sales of new passenger cars and light commercial vehicles in Russia increased by 10.6% in July 2018 compared to the same month of the previous year. This July, 143,452 units were sold; 13,796 units more than in July 2017.
In the first seven months of 2018, a total of 990,673 cars and LCVs were sold in Russia.
Top 10 brands in July, 2018:
Lada: 29,389 units
Kia: 18,508 units
Hyundai: 14,364 units
Renault*: 10,518 units
Toyota*: 9,737 units
Volkswagen: 8,611 units
Škoda: 6,616 units
Nissan: 5,961 units
GAZ LCV: 5,068 units
Ford: 3,868 units
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DTN Early Word Grains 08/21 05:53
Row Crops Higher, Wheat Lower With Focus on Temps
December corn is up 3/4 cents per bushel, November soybeans are up 4 1/2
cents, and December K.C. wheat is down 1 1/2 cents.
By Tregg Cronin
DTN Contributing Analyst
6:00 a.m. CME Globex: December corn is up 3/4 cents per bushel, November
soybeans are up 4 1/2 cents, and December K.C. wheat is down 1 1/2 cents.
CME Globex Recap: Higher equity markets across Europe and the U.S. as
investors await the Federal Reserve meeting minutes from late-July which should
confirm discussion of several more interest rate cuts to keep doves and bulls
happy. Crude oil continues to stage a comeback after hitting calendar year lows
in early August with spot prices now moving above the 50 and 200-day moving
averages overnight. Grain futures are mixed overnight with higher row crops and
softer wheat. The Ag space seems to be more intently focusing on temperature
forecasts this week as lead times are now probing out into mid and
late-September. In general, below normal temperatures are expected from NOAA
for the month of September, but the DTN forecast sees warmer trends with much
of the Midwest 1-2 degrees above normal for the month as a whole. Current corn
and soybean yield ideas are contingent upon normal frost dates, or even late
frost dates in many cases. If an early frost/freeze were to make its way into
the Upper-Midwest, yield potential could be cut drastically. It is likely we
will see markets react to model changes on temperatures heading into September
in much the way we see markets react to rainfall forecasts in June and July.
OUTSIDE MARKETS: Previous closes Tuesday showed the Dow Jones Industrial
Average down 173.35 at 25,962.44 and the S&P 500 down 23.14 at 2,923.65 while
the 10-Year Treasury yield ended at 1.561%. Early Wednesday, the September DJIA
futures are up 162 points. Asian markets are mixed with Japan's Nikkei 225 down
58.65 (-0.28%) and China's Shanghai Composite up 0.33 points (0.01%). European
markets are higher with London's FTSE 100 up 71.33 points (1%), Germany's DAX
up 137.99 points (1.18%) and France's CAC 40 up 81.23 points (1.52%). The
September Euro is down 0.000 at 1.110 and the September U.S. dollar index is up
0.022 at 98.085. The September 30-Year T-Bond is down 23/32nds, while December
gold is down $6.20 at $1,509.50 and October crude oil is up $0.46 at $56.59.
Soybeans on China's Dalian Exchange were -0.18% while soybean meal was up 0.45%.


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Both of our racers are out of Sourdough and headed to the last checkpoint at Mendeltna Creek Lodge. Ryne left at 7:36 PM last night and Liz headed out at 1:03 AM this morning. Our handlers have mentioned numerous times that the snow keeps coming down; what normally takes them 30 minutes to drive to next check point, took over 2 hours. Wow! We have an amazing team of mushers, canine athletes, and handlers. Also, a BIG thank you to all those amazing volunteers out there -- without them this race would not happen. Everyone -- please be safe.
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If Design Within Reach made cell phones, they would probably look like the Nokia Lumia 900, an LTE Windows Phone for AT&T that costs an extremely reasonable $99.99.
A 4.3-inch AMOLED screen with ClearBlack display technology keeps Web sites and images looking great with high contrast and lots of brightness.
The Lumia 900 is too large to fit comfortably in my front pocket, but the smooth matte finish makes it easy to slip into my back pocket.
Nokia loves to share that the Lumia 900 has Carl Zeiss optics. The 8-megapixel camera took some really stellar outdoor shots (you'll see some later,) but also took some poorer indoor and outdoor pictures, depending on the scenario.
Stick a straight "key" into the top of the phone to get to the micro-SIM card.
That's the power button in the middle. I don't love the placement, but I did get used to it.
Nokia added some partner apps and some of its own, like Nokia Maps, in its section of the Marketplace.
Ron Burgundy from "Anchorman" plays back on the Lumia 900.
I loved the one-touch focus-and-snap of the Lumia 900, but it does slow down the shutter. It works really well on stationary objects.
Didn't get enough? Here's the Lumia 900 in all its glory.
It's great there are more white and red phones out there. The blue version of the Lumia 900 stuck out among a sea of black phones one my desk.
The iPhone 4S (top), Nokia Lumia 900 (middle), and Samsung Focus S (below) are all at max brightness showing the same online HD image. The Lumia 900 is the brightest by far, with the greatest range of color, but it exaggerated the greens and made them look plastic and fake.
The Lumia 900 didn't do as well taking photos from a distance. (These photos have been resized, but are otherwise untouched.)
It took more than a dozen tries to get this pooch to hold still long enough to take this shot. Shutter speed could have been snappier.
I wish I had gotten crisper waves in my beach shots.
A photo of yours truly taken from the Lumia 900's 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk buys 72,500 shares in electric car maker
- by Patty Hardy
- in Business
- — Jun 14, 2018
"As part of this effort, and the need to reduce costs and become profitable, we have made the hard decision to let go of approximately 9% of our colleagues across the company".
In a Wednesday SEC filing, Tesla made public the information that Musk had purchased 72,500 shares this Tuesday and Wednesday, at weighted averages between $342.78 and $347.01.
On Tuesday, Musk told Tesla employees the company was cutting 9% of its workforce.
Tesla has not made an annual profit in its 15 years of doing business, and it has posted only two quarterly net profits. "We will never achieve [our] mission unless we eventually demonstrate that we can be sustainably profitable", he wrote in the letter.
While it's possible that Tesla removed some of those positions because they were filled, Thinknum publisher Joshua Fruhlinger said it was unlikely the company had hired more than 1,200 people in a matter of weeks, and ahead of cuts to its workforce.
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For decades, North Korea has been a pariah state, and now its latest hereditary leader is being treated as a world statesman. The North Korean delegation included Kim Yong Chol, a top aide to Kim Jong-un who recently met Trump at the White House.
British PM fends off Brexit parliamentary defeat
The government says the changes would weaken Britain's negotiating position and is seeking to reverse them in the Commons. But a government official said they had just agreed to open talks on the basis of the rebel amendment.
Shameful handling of migrant ship shows need for EU asylum reform
He demanded that France move from "words to action and offer a sign of generosity " by taking more in. "We have put a stop to the NGOs".
Tesla CEO Elon Musk responded by saying it's hard to walk the line between annoying users and preserving driver safety.
"These cuts were nearly entirely made from our salaried population and no production associates were included, so this will not affect our ability to reach Model 3 production targets in the coming months".
Musk said that the job cuts are part of Tesla's restructuring process.
The share purchases could be a signal to employees and Wall Street that he's still optimistic about the future of Tesla. He says there's still a significant need for additional production workers. He said most Tesla employees working at Home Depot will be offered a chance to move to Tesla retail locations.
Consumer Edge Research Analyst James Albertine wrote in a note to investors that he views the moves "as a positive in helping Tesla track toward profitability later this year". "The layoffs may help them to achieve profitability in the near-term but not sustain it".


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I have been at the old family home now for a couple of days and I must say I am quite enjoying the change of scenery. They say there is no place like home, and that may very well be true, but I have very mixed feelings about the old family home. I have lived in London since my early twenties and my visits here have been regular but infrequent, especially since my parents' deaths. I wouldn't say it holds particularly bad memories or even particularly good ones; I just think that I am more at home in the city than the country.
Having said that, being here, surrounded by all the family nick-nacks is often a comfort to me when life begins to feel a little too intense. Although my visits have been infrequent, I do find that when I am here it gives me an opportunity to relax and put my city woes and stresses into some kind of perspective.
I will be the first to admit that it is a grand old place. The main parts of the house are about two hundred years old, but some of the out-buildings and surrounding cottages go back almost four hundred years. It is quite an impressive structure, although maybe in need of a little work here and there – a little like myself really.
For most of the year, my Aunt Sara lives at the house. Sara is my Uncle Adams' widowed second wife and is actually younger than me. She married the old sod when she was barely sixteen and according to most of the family, she did it just for the money. But we have always got along quite well and I let her stay at the house whenever she wants. Otherwise, the old place would be unoccupied so in that way she is actually doing me a bit of a favour.
Often when I am at the house it can feel a little like stepping into a Jane Austen novel, all plotting matriarchs and houses bursting with sisters. It's actually quite amazing when you get right down to it how little has changed in the country. Marriages continue to be arranged for convenience, family connections and money. The country set might not have the kind of balls that Miss Austen would recognise, but family parties and dinners are generally organised with the same ulterior motive – matchmaking. I generally try to avoid them if I can, although Aunt Murdock has a totally different view of things. In fact, she only ever makes an appearance when there is a party to attend, and will often as not try to force me to go along with her.
Most of the families around here have been part of the county set for generations; my own family have been here for a very long time. There is a long-standing expectation amongst many people that your's truly will cement the local ties by marrying one of the more eligible single ladies that frequent the various parties and dinners around here. It's not that I have anything against any of the young ladies themselves. Many of them are nice enough, in a country sort of way, but they are not really my type. Not that I am sure what my type really is anymore. I can think of two women of my current acquaintance who I will admit to thinking of in a more than casual way. Unfortunately, one is my gay cousin, whilst the other seems to be avoiding me.
Anyway, Nigel came round this afternoon and got me set up on the computer so that I could keep up with my journal. Mind you, I also have a sneaking suspicion he comes here to see Sara, but that is up to him. This evening he is taking me out to try a new restaurant that he assures me is every bit as good as any in London. Whilst I find that hard to believe, I am prepared to go along with him.


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As the vet said yesterday, it is VERY difficult to pill Vincent.
Yes, we know….
Indeed, it was.
Even though we wrapped him with a towel, he kept turning his head so fast that I couldn't even get the pill popper into his mouth. When I could and I popped the pill, he spat it out, along with very thick saliva. He was very angry.
So, it was a real challenge, but finally, we managed to give him the two half-tablets. It took a few times and much struggle.
The smaller one is Baytril while the bigger one is Stomorgyl. The water syringe didn't help for Vincent.
I think tomorrow, I might want try the conventional "finger" way, without the pill popper.
I don't like!!
Yes, we know, Vincent. We know. But you have to take your medicines as you've been very sick, and you still have not fully recovered yet.
I noticed a decrease in the flu sniffles, so I hope he continues to get better.
Meanwhile, someone else is also not happy….
Poor Ginger…he cannot get along with Vincent.
Whenever Vincent comes into the house, Ginger goes out. He even went into the cage and slept there (something he never does).
Vince is in, Ginge is out.
Vince is out…
Ginge is in.
I'm even willing to go into Bunny's Place…
Poor Ginger…finally he just wanted to go to the porch, and sleep under the car, so we let him. As long as there's peace.
There are just the two of them (males) and yet, there is a territorial issue between them.
Heidi and Tabs are perfectly okay.
And oh, Mr Zurik came in through the bathroom window and came downstairs triumphantly (again!) and asked to be let out.
It must be a game for him.
But make no mistake, Mr Zurik is also an alpha-cat, so if I have three males in the house, it would be a matter of time before all hell breaks lose.


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jason grissom - Pastor of preaching and vision
Jason has been pastor of Eureka Baptist Church since June 8, 2008. He served 10 years at Eastaboga Baptist Church prior to his tenure at Eureka. Pastor Jason has been preaching since July of 1991. He has been married to Brandy since June 1998. They have two daughters, Jasmine and Angel. You can contact pastor Jason via e-mail.
Kyle Gregg - pastor of maturity
Kyle Gregg is husband to Alana and father to Quincy. He spent 3 years in the Army as an analyst. During that time, he completed one tour of duty in Afghanistan.
Kyle has an B.S. in Political Science from J.S.U. He recently received his Masters of Divinity from Luther Rice Seminary. He was ordained to the Gospel Ministry by Eureka Baptist in 2014. He is employed by Lowe's and serves as their receiving manager.
Ron harrell - deacon
Ron was installed as a deacon in June of 2015. He is husband to Kristin and father to Katie and Natalie. Ron is a full-time firefighter in Talladega. He is a graduate of Talladega High School.
fred williams - chairman of the deacons
Fred is married to Elvira. He is retired from the Army and recently retired from his post as an Alabama State Trooper. He is a graduate of Salem High School and went to Alabama A&M on a basketball scholarship.
Fred was installed as a deacon in June of 2015 and became chairman of the deacons in July 2016.
Kenny ivey - deacon
He is husband to Susie and father to Brent, Jason, Dustin, and Chris. He also has 4 granddaughters and 1 grandson. Kenny is owner of Orkin Pest Control located in Oxford, AL. He was born and raised in Lumberton, NC.
Kenny was installed as a deacon in June of 2015.
Chuck hurst - Deacon & buiLDing/grounds coordinator
Chuck is husband to Annette and father to Alecia and Brandon. He also has 2 grandchildren. Chuck works for the State of Alabama Highway Department. He was born and raised in Tuscaloosa, AL.
Chuck was installed as a deacon in June of 2015 and has coordinated our buildings/grounds since 2013.
matthew kay - church administrator
Matthew was installed as a deacon in 2012 and was appointed church administrator in 2015. He is husband to Donna and father to Avery, Reagan, Chayse, and Grayson.
Matthew works at the Talladega Co-Op. He was born and raised in Oneonta, AL and is a graduate of Auburn University.
vicki richardson - treasurer
Vicki became treasurer in July of 2015. She is the wife of Tom Richardson and mother of Cason Smith. Vicki works for Johnson & Johnson. She is a graduate of Lincoln High School and Auburn University.


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I got lost yesterday and ended up running further again than I've done for years. 6.08 miles to be precise. Almost 10k.
I decided to run out into a bit of more local countryside adjacent to home, figuring it would be easy to get back onto one of my usual routes around Crooke. It would have been, had my map reading skills not deteriorated in the 50 years since I last used them. And I really ought NOT to trust my own in built sense of direction, because I have none. When I got lost, having followed my own in built sense of direction, I suddenly remembered that my run was being tracked by GPS. So looked at where I was on the map on my phone and in less than a couple of minutes I was back on the right road. We didn't have GPS 50 years ago when I learned to read a map.
The upshot of getting lost, as I said, was a greatly increased mileage. I was rather at my limit when I got back but I had no ill effects. My hip was quite ok, probably due to the increased range of motion climbing styles and running over rough ground in the wood and on the trails.
I'll do it again soon and clock what I'd wanted to do the first time. I ran in my road shoes but the paths I ran on were mainly dirt trails except for the beginning and very end so next time I'll try my trail shoes on it.
I really surprised myself that I was able to run that far without injury or lasting effect. I must be fitter than I think! :)
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Actor Ed Westwick is "delighted" to have cleared his name over multiple allegations of sexual assault.
The former Gossip Girl star hit headlines in November, when actress Kristina Cohen went public with her claims of sexual abuse in a lengthy Facebook post, accusing Westwick of forcing himself upon her after she took a nap in the guest room of his Los Angeles home back in 2014.
The 31 year old firmly denied the charges in a statement posted on social media, but two other actresses subsequently came forward with their own stories, also accusing the Brit of sexual misconduct, while another woman filed a lawsuit against him, claiming she was held hostage as his sex slave for two days in 2014.
Los Angeles Police Department detectives investigated the rape accusations, but in late July, prosecutors declined to press charges against Westwick, a decision applauded by his attorney, Blair Berk.
The actor, who kept a relatively low profile after the scandal broke, has since returned to the Hollywood nightlife scene, and he is glad to move on from the controversy.
Westwick was spotted leaving exclusive restaurant Craig's on Friday, when he was asked if he felt "vindicated" by the District Attorney's decision to drop the three cases.
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Kamalei Correa ready to let his play do the talking in the NFL
NFL Draft: Ex-Boise State football player Kamalei Correa's highlights
Kamalei Correa is a man of few words.
The former Boise State football star often needed prodding from the school's media-relations staff to get in front of a camera or microphone.
After last season, one of the best players on the team declared early for the NFL Draft and walked away with little fanfare.
"I'm kind of a quiet dude," he said March 31 after Boise State's pro day workouts for NFL personnel.
True to form, Correa remains just as elusive off the field as he is on it. His agency, Priority Sports, said Correa is not doing interviews leading up to the NFL Draft, which starts Thursday in Chicago
He did speak to the Buffalo News earlier this week and talked about meeting Bills coach Rex Ryan and his staff at the NFL Scouting Combine.
"I could tell off the bat that they love football," he told the paper. "They love to talk about it and they're all about it. So I really dig that perspective. I feel I fit what they're preaching. They're just a bunch of dudes who love football."
Those who study the NFL Draft have had plenty to say about the Hawaiian native.
"He's an outside edge rusher ... closes fast, strong, athletic kid," said ESPN draft guru Mel Kiper Jr., who also called him "a big-time pass rusher."
Kiper's latest mock draft has the 6-foot-3, 242-pound Correa becoming the Broncos' fifth first-rounder since 2008, going at No. 27 to the Green Bay Packers. He could be the heir apparent to six-time Pro Bowler Clay Matthews as the resident quarterback nightmare-creator.
"Me and him have a pretty similar game," Correa told the Buffalo News. "I model my game after him. He does what I do. He's not only an edge rusher, but he plays the stack linebacker. And he can move within a defensive scheme. He can do multiple things and not just get set on one thing. That's what I can bring to a team as well."
Todd McShay, Kiper's fellow ESPN draftnik, called Correa "one of the most underrated players in this year's draft class" and "a very solid second-rounder."
Most mock drafts project Correa to be selected during Friday's second round.
"He's got a great motor, a lot of intensity, he can play in most defenses because of that versatility," one NFL scout told the Idaho Statesman. "He'll need to improve his pass rush repertoire.
"He moved around a lot at Boise State, which was good, but also, can make it more difficult to know exactly what he is."
Many times talent can be forgotten when the fit isn't right. The Broncos' last two similar NFL prospects are prime examples. DeMarcus Lawrence, taken early in the second round by Dallas in 2014, fit the Cowboys' system as a defensive end and had eight sacks last season.
Shea McClellin, who went 19th overall in 2012, seemed to be best as an outside linebacker in a three-lineman, four-linebacker (3-4) base. He went to Chicago, which then ran a 4-3, and never made an impact. He recently signed with New England, which is expected to put him on the edge more than the Bears did.
"He's very different, more of a true NFL linebacker than those two," the scout said.
Correa can play on the outside in either look, with Kiper saying he could see him eventually playing inside.
At the combine, Correa estimated he played about 80 percent of his snaps at Boise State from a 3-point stance. At the next level, he may never do that. His ability to rush the passer (19 sacks the last two seasons) would be utilized even more as a stand-up linebacker.
In a league dominated by quarterbacks, the pass rush is vital. See what Denver did in the last year's postseason for proof. The draft has a few solid prospects to fit the mold, with Correa in the top tier.
Atlanta, which had the fewest sacks in the NFL last season, drafts 17th and 50th in the first two rounds and had its coach and general manager at pro day in Boise.
Buffalo could use someone like Correa after producing only 21 sacks last season. Tennessee worked Correa out the day before pro day, and its linebackers coach ran pro day drills.
Wherever Correa winds up, he'll save his talking for what he does on the field, both literally and figuratively.
He told the Buffalo News, "I love to talk smack out there. When I step on the field, I'm going to bring a team somebody who's so passionate about the game and who's going to leave everything out there and just give them effort and fight and be a dog out there and make plays.''
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BSU draft picks since 2006
- 2015: *Jay Ajayi, RB; 5th round (149th overall), Dolphins
- 2014: *DeMarcus Lawrence, DE; 2nd round (34th), Cowboys; Matt Paradis, C; 6th round (207th), Broncos; Charles Leno Jr., OL; 7th round (246th), Bears
- 2013: Jamar Taylor, CB; 2nd round (54th), Dolphins
- 2012: Shea McClellin, DE/LB; 1st round (19th), Bears; Doug Martin, RB; 1st round (31st), Buccaneers; Tyrone Crawford, DE; 3rd round (81st), Cowboys; George Iloka, S; 5th round (167th), Bengals; Billy Winn, DT; 6th round (205th), Browns; Nate Potter, OL; 7th round (221st), Cardinals
- 2011: Titus Young, WR; 2nd round (44th), Lions; Austin Pettis, WR; 3rd round (78th), Rams; Brandyn Thompson, CB; 7th round (213th), Redskins
- 2010: Kyle Wilson, CB; 1st round (29th), Jets
- 2008: *Ryan Clady, OT; 1st round (12th), Broncos; *Orlando Scandrick, CB; 5th round (143rd), Cowboys
- 2007: Gerald Alexander, S; 2nd round (61st), Lions; Legedu Naanee, WR; 5th round (172nd), Chargers; Korey Hall, FB; 6th round (191st), Packers; Derek Schouman, TE; 7th round (222nd), Bills
- 2006: Daryn Colledge, OL; 2nd round (47th), Packers
*Early entrant
How the experts rank Correa
- Scouts, Inc. on ESPN.com: No. 4 outside linebacker
- CBSSports.com: No. 4 outside linebacker
- Mike Mayock, NFL.com: No. 5 edge rusher


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Top Gear's Ollie Marriage drives Scandinavia's 'utterly bonkers' answer to the Ferrari LaFerrari.
The new Regera, from Swedish boutique supercar maker Koenigsegg, is an exercise in excess, with a mid-mounted twin-turbo 5-litre V8 engine and a trio of electric motors that together produce a completely outrageous 1,479 horsepower and 1,465 pound-feet of torque — all of which is delivered to the tarmac through the rear wheels. The Regera — of which only 80 will emerge from carmaker's small factory in Ängelholm, Sweden — is a hybrid hypercar in the idiom of the McLaren P1, the Porsche 918 Spyder and the Ferrari LaFerrari, but trumps all of them in power, performance and panache.
Two weeks before Koenigsegg packed up the candy apple red car you see here for a date at California's Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance on 21 August, TopGear.com's Ollie Marriage and photographer Rowan Horncastle had the exclusive opportunity to visit Ängelholm, Sweden, to spend the day driving this £1.4m monster with company founder Christian von Koenigsegg. Ollie's thoughts on Sweden's megacar? "Utterly bonkers", he writes. "Koenigsegg needs a big slap on the back", says Marriage, "for having the courage, foresight and ability to bring this uniquely complicated car to life."
On Koenigsegg the carmaker:
Koenigsegg is a small company (it's only ever built around 120 cars) and doesn't have the resources the holy trinity manufacturers can call on. The assumption would be that the Regera (say it with a hard 'g', it translates as 'to reign'), would give a passing nod to electrical power, before pointing you in the direction of its 1160bhp internal combustion output and showing you the way to 250mph. But you'd be wrong. Some things you need to know about Koenigsegg: it does almost all its own carbon fibre work, was the first to equip a production car with carbon fibre wheels, assembles its own ECU circuit boards, has developed its own infotainment software and is the first to use F1 battery cell technology in a road car.
On the Regera's electric motors:
There's a 32kg motor for each rear wheel ... and another on the crank, this one to recharge the battery, operate as a starter motor and generally smooth things out and assist when it can. That one delivers around 220bhp, while each rear wheel motor contributes another 240bhp. Yep, that's a total of 700bhp of electric power right there. Basically the same ballpark as the Tesla Model S P90D — or, expressed another way, more wattage than the P1, 918 and LaFerrari combined.
On the Regera's performance:
Christian's projections are for 0-62mph in 2.8secs and a top speed a little over 250mph. But that's not the half of it and it's what he told me next that colours the picture. "The thing we've realised is that chasing the ultimate top speed is starting to become a nonsense, so our philosophy is more like this: Whoever gets to 250mph first wins." The other figures he quotes are plain bananas, and the one that truly blows my mind is the 3.2secs it takes to accelerate from 90-155mph. The projections show it will hit 250mph in around 20 seconds, having passed 186mph (300kmh) in around 11 flat.
Koenigsegg intends for the Regera to rain on the Chiron's parade, to make you question why Bugatti hasn't done something this radical for the Veyron's replacement.
On its ride and handling:
The steering is heavy, but delicious to use. It's hydraulic, with no slack, but real meat and reward. If anything the ride is even better. Long wishbones, in-board dampers and reduced unsprung mass thanks in part to the carbon wheels (made from 750 individual pieces, it takes one man a week to build one rim), mean the Regera rides beautifully, feels remarkably precise and polished on the road. How does it manage that? Look at the wheelarch clearance – where do the wheels go?
On its acceleration:
The force… oh my god. It just builds and builds, pushing, pressing, the noise guttural and savage through the Twenties-style flattened Akrapovic pipes. It's mind-blowing. I'd driven a McLaren P1 a few days before I went out to Sweden. I still can't get my head around how fast that is, but I do know the Regera is vastly faster. Christian believes it might wheelspin up to 150mph. I have never experienced anything that bonfires its tyres like the Regera. Anything. Despite the best tractive efforts of the vast 345-width rear Michelins, they're as nothing in the 1465lb-ft torque deluge. It's another world first for Koenigsegg – the first land-based cumulo-nimbus production facility.
On its design:
It looks sensational in candy apple red, there's real beauty in its long tail and taut curves and like all Koenigsegg's the roof panel removes to store under the nose. Do so and the car's look changes totally, but sitting inside I prefer it with the roof on: it exaggerates the wrap-around widescreen view forward. The A-pillars are tucked right round the sides and you sit so far back that I doubt the tips of my toes reach to the base of the screen.
On its plans for the Bugatti Chiron:
Koenigsegg intends for the Regera to rain on the Chiron's parade, to make you question why Bugatti hasn't done something this radical for the Veyron's replacement. Perhaps in line with that, the Regera is intended to be a gentler experience than [its predecessor] the Agera. The engine is rubber bushed to lessen vibration, the rear wing whirrs up and down hydraulically, as do the doors and front and rear clams. It's superb to watch. The cabin is a work of art, the side sills massively wide, the carbon shelled, memory foam seats built here from the ground up, the F1-spec batteries tucked away in the transmission tunnel.
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Courting the Youth Vote in 2008: The Obama Effect
AbstractThis paper examines a few of the numerous factors that may have led to increased youth turnout in 2008 Election. First, theories of voter behavior and turnout are related to courting the youth vote. Several variables that are perceived to affect youth turnout such as party polarization, perceived candidate difference, voter registration, effective campaigning and mobilization, and use of the Internet, are examined. Over the past 40 years, presidential elections have failed to engage the majority of young citizens (ages 18-29) to the point that they became inclined to participate. This trend began to reverse starting in 2000 Election and the youth turnout reached its peak in 2008. While both short and long-term factors played a significant role in recent elections, high turnout among youth voters in 2008 can be largely attributed to the Obama candidacy and campaign, which mobilized young citizens in unprecedented ways.
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BOHL, Lindsey C. Courting the Youth Vote in 2008: The Obama Effect. Vanderbilt Undergraduate Research Journal, [S.l.], v. 5, july 2009. ISSN 1555-788X. Available at: <http://vurj.vanderbilt.edu/index.php/vurj/article/view/2814>. Date accessed: 20 aug. 2019. doi: https://doi.org/10.15695/vurj.v5i0.2814.
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A common problem among people in my age bracket who have kids in my children's' age bracket is getting the little buggers off the screens and into the yard to "play" like we did in the olden days. On the brighter side, although I regret their screen-obsession (an ironic assessment, I know, since I am of course reporting this via the laptop that I spend most of the day peering into), I wonder if it is an indication that theirs is the generation that will actually maximize the potentials of digital technology in a way that current grown-ups (and I use the term lightly to include the college students that I teach and who are supposed to be whiz-bang with the digital tech but just aren't) just can't.
I refrain from calling either of these groups "digital natives" since the concept is a slippery one, and not one that really indicates the kind of facility that it's supposed to. Through time the word "native" has often (and often unfairly) been linked to being backwards, unsophisticated, but I accept that use in this application. In my experience, many (most?) so-called digital natives are downright uncivilized. They diddle with social media and half-heartedly make use of the awesome power of the internet for what passes as research.
These are ideas that we bandied about in the digital humanities institute at GMU a few weeks ago, mostly in context of our own struggles, as "digital immigrants," to catch up and keep up while expecting that the students we teach should cotton to these new methods–yet we rarely see them blazing the path we expect. Digital projects also call for a completely different approach to working method, which is yet another a challenge added to the problem of just catching up. Like other scholars in the humanities, historians traditionally work alone; reasearch and writing are solitary ventures. But digital projects typically require a collaboration among different sorts of experts; the collaborative nature is really part of the deal, and might be, for some of us, a bigger hurdle than learning how to map and mine our data.
And that brings me back to my observations of my kids. One of the most productive things they will have accomplished this summer is the creation of a back story–sort of the big mythology–of a world that a friend built on his server for a game that they play jointly, yet separately, scattered across town in their own homes. These are a bunch of 14-year-old boys, who had linked up by Skype to talk through changes they were making to their shared Google Document. Quality of the narrative aside, it really struck me to watch these boys easily make effective great use of several tools, collaboratively, in a highly creative effort which looked easy, fun, profitable and productive (relatively speaking). At least a few of them, born into a digital world, are already over its low-fruit applications (one, when asked if he wanted to join Facebook, responded, "Why? It's just a bunch of grown-ups talking about babies"). Maybe it is this next group that will really start to harness the possibilities of the technology and grow up with the collaborative mentality that is such a stumbling block for old-timers like me. I suppose time will tell.
Note: the image above of happy teens around a laptop is not mine, nor are any of those people my children. The photo comes from an article on Preventionnet.com and it explains how use of social media among teens leads to alcoholism or something.


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Those who follow my Bookrambler blog will know that I've been in and out of the Edinburgh International Book Festival for the last few days. On Friday, I got to wondering, why did I go? What did I expect to get out of it?
Don't you wonder why so many people bother to go to book festivals? We already have the writer's 'voice' in our imaginations so why do we need to listen to them talk about writing? I wondered this when I was basking in the sunshine at a packed Charlotte Square Gardens , trying to work out why I was there and trying to work out why it was so busy. It's easy to work out why publishers and authors come – they need to sell books and with e-books so easily available, it's a good way to sell hardback books and paperbacks. But why is everyone else here? What compels people to come?
I had popped in on Friday to say 'hi' to best selling Scottish writer, Sara Sheridan but missed her event due to a train-line delay or somesuch hassle. I caught up with her in the book-signing tent. She'd had a really interesting event with Sam Meekings on historical fiction with an "informed" audience, she said, which prompted a good Q&A on writing and history. And their pairing had worked well too.
But I was here, so what else to do? The lovely press staff found a ticket for Quintin Jardine's event. Who? He's a Rankin-esque crime writer with over 30 published novels (and another writer to add to my tbr list). Unlike Rankin, Jardine has created three different detectives -DCC Bob Skinner, Primavera Blackstone and Oz Blackstone. But he was here to talk about his latest book, a stand-alone novel called, appropriately, The Loner (Headline).
He spoke about his writing life, of the fragility of self-belief -so precious for an author- and the way The Loner had turned out completely differently from the kind of book he intended to write. How, even although he wasn't writing about him, Skinner had crept back in so that he developed a completely new back-story which informed his previous novels. He talked about how to age his detective, how he was in control [Skinner hasn't aged along with the books; his timeline is outside of publishing time], so that, this book is set in 1996 at a moment in Skinner's past. He talked about how he also took the opportunity to develop minor characters and give them added detail.
And as I listened to him talk about how the character had taken over and developed in unexpected ways, got under his skin, I understood why we come to listen to the writers talk about their writing. It isn't that you learn how or what to write or will come out armed with special insider information that will help you get published. Listening to a writer talk about the process of writing lets you understand that everyone has days of disillusionment, of personal crisis – that "turning up every day to write" is how to get it written and that the writing will take care of itself if you write. Now, we know this, but it's good to be reminded. And it's comforting to find out that best-selling writers have their daily crises of self-doubt.
The main "writing nugget" I took from Quintin Jardine was this: "Every time [you write] you need to reinvent yourself. Writers can't be complacent. Every time you write you need to find the best all over again. Let it loose again."
So go on, "let loose" – get writing.
Quintin Jardine's books have sold over 1.5 million copies worldwide – here's a link to some articles he wrote for the National Enquirer [Canada]
Quintin Jardine's Website


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I have had the privilege of enjoying living in a number of places including: Southern California; Nebraska; Albuquerque, New Mexico; Houston, Texas; Sweden (on a two year mission for my church) and Guadalajara, Mexico - I lived there when I was a child while my father completed medical school, I wish I had learned more Spanish while we were there! Of all the places that I have lived, however, I absolutely love the Pacific Northwest. It's the best and I never plan to leave.
I have been practicing obstetrics and gynecology in Salem for over ten years. I was in private-solo practice for five years and then joined Kaiser Permanente so I would have more time to spend with my family.
I enjoy spending time with my family most of all. I enjoy hiking, backpacking, paintballing, walking and playing with our dogs, reading and good movies. My wife and I have been married for almost 20 years and we have three children.