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Clayton State News
January 4, 2013
This Week
Desire2Learn Seminars Today
This spring, Clayton State University will move to Desire2Learn (D2L) as the new learning management system. Faculty with classes starting in January 2013 will use this system to provide "anytime, anywhere" access to syllabi, readings, multi-media files, electronic dropboxes, online quizzes, email, grading, student progress reports, and project files. To help make this transition an easy one for students, information and training is available from the HUB and the Center for Instructional Development today, Jan. 4, to help students become acquainted with the Desire2Learn environment. These hourly seminars will be held in room L200 in the Library. In addition, print and video tutorial can be viewed at the following website:
For additional information and questions please contact the HUB at ext. 4357.
Basketball Doubleheader, Jan. 5
On Saturday, Jan. 5 (1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m.) the Clayton State Lakers will take on Flagler College in a Peach Belt doubleheader. The fourth-ranked, undefeated (10-0) and practically unscored-upon Laker women will play the opener, followed by the Laker men.
Information on Clayton State's Emergency Weather Procedures
During emergency weather situations, information about Clayton State's plans will also be available on the University's web page (
), through emails sent directly to all faculty, staff and students, on the University Relations Facebook and Twitter accounts, and through the University's main telephone number (678) 466-4000. In addition, the four major Atlanta network television stations (ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox), All-News 106.7 WYAY-FM and WSB-AM (750) radio will also be notified for their school closing announcements. The current contact list for these media outlets is as follows. Please advise the Office of University Relations if there are any changes in contact names/numbers and/or codes. Clayton State's "Stay Safe" weather policy is as follows… "At times of bad weather or other emergencies, University officials make decisions on whether or not to close the campus based on public safety reports and other considerations. In such cases, the safety and security of the majority of students is a prime consideration. If the University is closed, then classes are cancelled for all students. "If the institution remains open, we recognize that there may be special circumstances that pertain to individual students that are more serious than those that apply to the majority. So, students are advised to use their best judgment about their safety and that of their families in those situations, and to consult with individual faculty members about making up lost time. "University closure also applies to all University faculty and staff except those designated by their supervisors as essential personnel. If the institution remains open, staff should consult with their supervisor and make them aware of any individual circumstances that may exist that prevents them from reporting to duty." The opening/closing policy for Clayton State – Fayette and the Academy for Advanced Studies in McDonough is as follows… basically, the rule will be, if the main campus is closed, Clayton State – Fayette will be closed and Clayton State classes in McDonough will not be held. Also, if the Henry County schools are closed, Clayton State classes in McDonough will not be held. If Clayton State is open during inclement weather, the status of Clayton State – Fayette will be determined independently. When in doubt, check the Clayton State website for details.
Spring 2013 Intramural Sports
Did you play sports in high school? Do you miss the thrill of competition or the environment of fitness, socializing, and fun all at the same time? Sign up for an intramural sport! The Clayton State University Department of Recreation & Wellness will host three new intramural sports leagues this spring. Intramural sports are free, organized recreational sports leagues that allow both students and staff to participate. This semester, there are multiple leagues available in each sport to meet the competitive and recreational needs of our intramural athletes. Starting in January, the department will be hosting 5v5 basketball, indoor soccer, and volleyball. Teams may be comprised of students, faculty, and/or staff so get your friends together and sign up a team. Don't have a team? Sign up as a free agent and we will assist you with finding teammates. These leagues start the week of Jan. 21, and end on the week of Feb. 25. Teams will play 1 game per week and the season will conclude with playoffs and a championship game. Teams may register for the intramural sports leagues by signing up at the SAC front desk and attending a captains meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 15. If you have any questions or need more information about how to register, contact Christen Ruff at
or ext. 4973.
Spring 2013 Enrollment Reminder Dates
January 3 Registration for TAP Students and Senior Citizens January 5 First Day of Weekend Classes January 7 First Day of Weekday Classes January 7-10 Drop/Add and Late Registration ($100 late fee if not already registered) January 10 Final Tuition/Fee Payment Deadline January 17 No Show Deadline – must attend class by this date January 21 Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday (No Classes) The complete spring 2013 academic calendar is available at
Donate a Textbook, Earn Study Bucks
The Office of Orientation & New Student programs need your help! Please consider helping other Clayton State students who might need some temporary assistance with textbooks. We are collecting textbooks from core classes taught at Clayton State for the upcoming fall 2013 BookSMART program. Textbooks collected will be used to start a small book program, BookSMART (Success. Motivation, Academics, Retention, Transition) in which students can visit our office and utilize the books in-house to study in our Resource Center. BookSMART will serve as a resource for students who may be experiencing temporary financial obstacles in securing core course textbooks (typically at the beginning of each semester), but desire to maintain their academic success in their courses. Students who do not plan to sell their textbooks can drop off their books to our office, located in the Student Center, room 218. Donate a book and earn Study Bucks (limited supply) for your donation! Please make sure the book is in fair condition and can be used in core classes. Please contact Darius Thomas, programs assistant, at
or (678) 466-5443.
Upgrades SmartPrint
The LakerCard Center has just completed an upgrade to our SmartPrint system to include a new server and the newest version of the software. This upgrade should increase the efficiency and performance of the system. We appreciate your patience while we work out the kinks in the upgraded system. At this time, all printers and copiers should be working properly for most faculty and staff and students. There may be a few exceptions to this. They are as follows:
Some students, who have an older version of the SmartPrint driver installed on their laptop, will be unable to print now. They must uninstall the old driver and install the new driver. The HUB is in the process of crafting communication to all students to let them know that they make be affected by the change and how to install the new drivers.
During the upgrade, we performed a clean-up of the user database. If you experience any issues using your LakerCard to copy, please contact the LakerCard Center at
and we will add you back to the database.
Again, your patience and corporation during this transition is greatly appreciated.
Department of Teacher Education Looks for Feedback for Accreditation
The Department of Education at Clayton State University is currently undergoing its reaccreditation process through the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). As part of this on-going process, the Department of Teacher Education has announced the opportunity for all interested parties to provide feedback on the University's Teacher Education Program to its accrediting agency. Interested parties are invited to submit third-party comments to NCATE. Please note that comments must address substantive matters related to the quality of professional education programs offered, and should specify the party's relationship to the institution, for example; graduate, present or former faculty member, employer of graduates, etc. The Clayton State Department of Teacher Education invites written comments to be submitted to: Board of Examiners NCATE 2010 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Ste. 500 Washington, DC 20036-1023 Or by e-mail to:
Correspondence will be submitted to Clayton State for response via NCATE¹s Accreditation Information Management System (AIMS). NCATE will not upload anonymous comments to the board of examiners team or institutions. For questions, please contact Monica Siengo at:
Shop and LakerCard Operating Hours for the Beginning of Spring 2013
Operating hours for the Loch Shop and LakerCard Center are available at: -
Loch Shop Hours
LakerCard Hours
AVP/Controller Candidates Visiting Campus, Jan. 7-10 and Jan. 14-15
Six candidates for the AVP/Controller position will visit campus this month. Each candidate will make a 30 minute public presentation in room UC 260 of the James M. Baker University Center on the day of their visit. The entire campus is invited to attend. The presentations will all take place at 1:15 p.m., followed by a Q&A session.
SBDC Starting a Business Workshop, Jan. 11 at Clayton State – Fayette
The first installment of the Clayton State Small Business Development Center's (SBDC) popular "Starting a Business" workshop for 2013 will be held on Friday, Jan. 11, from 9 a.m. to noon at the University's Clayton State – Fayette instructional site, 100 World Dr., Ste. 100, Peachtree City, Ga. PowerPoint handouts and a book, "How to Start a Business: A Guide for Georgia Entrepreneurs" are provided as part of the $69 registration fee. To register, go to:
. or call (678) 466-5100. Current Clayton State students and staff receive a 50 percent discount if they contact SBDC's Heather Chaney at (678) 466-5100 for the discount code.
First Lego League Super Regional Qualifier, Jan. 12
Clayton State, specifically the College of Information and Mathematical Sciences, will once again be hosting the First Lego League Super Regional Qualifier. The event will be held on Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013, in the Baker Center (largely on Main Street and the Commons Area) from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CIMS' Jay Terry is heading up the organization of the event. For details will be forthcoming.
King's Celebration 2013, Jan. 15 to Jan. 21
The Annual Dr. Martin Luther King (MLK), Jr. Celebration is a collaborative effort between the Department of Campus Life, AmeriCorps, Diversity Education Experiences for Peers (D.E.E.P.) Educators, the Tau Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., and the Sigma Sigma Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., to commemorate the life of Dr. King and significant events that occurred during the Civil Rights movement.
Jan. 15 — MLK Rally
Campus Life, in collaboration with AmeriCorps and D.E.E.P. Educators, will sponsor a rally at Forest Park High School to educate students about Dr. King's dream, vision, and life as well as celebrate his legacy. 2 p.m. – 3 p.m., Forest Park High School Sponsored by: AmeriCorps and D.E.E.P. Peer Educators
Jan. 15 — I Have A Dream March and Candlelight Vigil
Students, faculty and staff are invited to participate in the annual MLK March in honor of individuals that fought for civil rights of all mankind. The MLK March procession will end at the Lawson Amphitheatre with a candlelight vigil in remembrance of Dr. King's birthday, legacy and dream. 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m., James M. Baker University Center Quad and Lawson Amphitheatre Sponsored by: Campus Life, D.E.E.P. Peer Educators, and Tau Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Sigma Sigma Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Jan. 20 — King's Sunday Supper
Inspired by the legacy of Dr. King, America's Sunday Supper invites people from diverse backgrounds to come together to share a meal, discuss issues that affect our community and highlight our shared values and strengths. 4 p.m. – 6 p.m., Student Activities Center Ballroom Sponsored by: Campus Life, Tau Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. and Sigma Sigma Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Jan. 21 — MLK Day of Service and MLK March
The campus community will engage in a series of volunteer projects in the Atlanta area in tribute to the work and life of Dr. King. Transportation will be provided for 25 participants. For more information regarding registration for this event, please contact LaShanda Hardin at
. 8 a.m. – 3 p.m., Atlanta Sponsored by: Department of Campus Life
Clayton State
5K Run/Walk, Feb. 9
The Clayton State Department of Athletics and the Atlanta Southside Runners, a local running club, will team up to hold the second 5K Run/Walk, "Run Clayton State." The race, which will take place in conjunction with Clayton State's Homecoming festivities, will be held on Saturday, Feb. 9, and will run entirely on the University's campus, starting and finishing in front of the Harry S. Downs Center. Check-in for the race will begin at 7:45 a.m. in front of the Downs Center with the race beginning at 9 a.m. All runners will receive a T-shirt and age group winners will be recognized with awards. A special grand prize will be awarded to the top female and male winners. The race will also include admission to the Annual Alumni Breakfast, which starts at 9:30 a.m., also at the Harry S. Downs Center. In addition, participants will receive complimentary tickets to the Saturday afternoon's NCAA Division II women's and men's basketball games at Clayton State's Athletics & Fitness Center. Clayton State's women's team will play Montevallo at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, followed by the men's game against Montevallo at 5:30 p.m. The entry fee for the race is $15 per person with the registration fee increasing after Feb. 6 to $20 per person. The race day entry fee is $25. A family rate (minimum of three, maximum of six participants) is also available. The family rate is $40 and increases to $55 after Feb. 6. The race day family rate is $75. To be guaranteed a race T-shirt, participants must be registered by Feb. 1. For more information about the 5K Race/Walk or to register online, please visit
. Proceeds from the race will benefit the fundraising efforts of the Clayton State Department of Athletics. Gifts — regardless of the size — support student- athlete success both on and off the playing fields, and helps Laker teams compete in the elite Peach Belt Conference of NCAA Division II.
Recreation & Wellness to Host AFAA's APEX Event, Feb. 8 to Feb. 10
The Clayton State University Department of Recreation & Wellness is proud to host the Aerobics and Fitness Association of America's (AFAA) semi-annual APEX event in the University's Student Activities Center from Feb. 8 to Feb. 10, 2013. During APEX, AFAA, the world's largest fitness and TeleFitness® educator, offers certifications and workshops in multiple cities for the special price of only $99 per day, per program. The training is targeted to primary group exercise instructor and kickboxing instructors seeking certification for the first time, or renewing a certification. The primary group exercise instructor certifications will take place on Friday, Feb. 8, and Sunday, Feb. 10, 2013, while the kickboxing instructor certification will take place on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013. Registration is currently available on AFAA's website
by clicking on the APEX link and searching the Atlanta area. For more information, please visit AFAA.com or contact Williamson at (678) 466-4975 or email
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A brilliant posting. I've been saying the same since Thatcher in the 80's. Cameron is using the deficit as a cover to reduce the State and get rid of welfare because the right wingTory's have an inherent loathing of both.
Michael Poulter has always been a voice of reason whether you support his personal politics or not, this letter needs to be out there in the public domain but the media is hardly likely to publish this as it would show that they were just toeing the government line as is the norm over the last 3 decades.
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More things for Christians to do from Paul's letter to the Ephesians...
Paul the apostle continues to list things that believers should do. Christians are to live, Christians are to "walk", in a way that is distinctive.
Time is the first thing on the to do list. Christians are to make the best use of their time, Ephesians 5:16.
John Flavel wrote that "...the wisdom of a Christian is eminently discovered in saving and improving all opportunities in this world, for that world which is to come. God hangs the great things of eternity upon the small wires of times and seasons in this world."
How can Christians make the most of their time?
By working away at our to do list! Paul continues to add to the list...
"...be filled with the Spirit". Ephesians 5:18
Address one another in "psalms and hymns and spiritual songs". Ephesians 5:19
Give thanks always and for everything to God the Father. Ephesians 5:20
Submit to one another out of reverence for Christ. Ephesians 5:21
What does it mean to keep the command, "...be filled with the Spirit"?
It means to do the work that has been given to us. As we do all the things on the to do list of the Christian life... God the Holy Spirit will fill us. God will make his presence with us wholesome.
To waste time, to get drunk, to be unwise, to avoid Christian fellowship, to avoid singing in Christian praise... that way of life is to avoid being filled with the Spirit. Those who live this way will show themselves to be less than Christian.
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Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars Missions Walkthrough[edit]
D'Avanzo wants you to whack some rats for him, and that's gangster talk for killing dudes. You get three markers on your GPS that plot the locations of the three target rats. The nearest one is in the park just west of your location. Make your way into the park and you'll find the target surrounded by a group of body guards. The body guards don't need to be killed—they're marked with smaller red arrows—and they won't attack you until you attack the rat. You can easily roll up in a car, line up a Molotov and then take off.
After killing the park rat, go after the second guy to the far west of the island. As you near him, the target hops in a boat and moves offshore. Drive to a nearby dock where a wet ski should be waiting for you. You can quickly chase down the target and drill him with fire until his speed boat blows up.
Health and Armor locations.
Weapon locations.
Follow the GPS directions to the last rat and they should get you a route that runs straight south down the block the rat is on. This is good, because as soon as you get near, the target will start running for an escape vehicle to the south. You can use your momentum to run him down and kill him before he gets into the car if you're quick about it. But if he manages to get into the car, you can also just jack the car to pull him out and then run him over to finish the job.
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Rishabh Pant is champion player in making - Chief selector MSK Prasad
After being "rested" for the ODI series against Australia and New Zealand, there have been conjectures about his place in the England-bound squad but Prasad set the record straight.cricket Updated: Jan 13, 2019 20:09 IST
Rishabh Pant is a "champion cricketer in the making", who is very much in the mix for the 2019 India's World Cup campaign for his ability to seamlessly switch formats, says chairman of selector MSK Prasad.
After being "rested" for the ODI series against Australia and New Zealand, there have been conjectures about his place in the England-bound squad but Prasad set the record straight about selection committee's plans about talents such as Pant and Shubman Gill.
"Rishabh Pant played three T20s and four Test matches in Australia and that had an impact on his body. He needed complete rest for two weeks and then we will take a call on how many matches he will play against England Lions. Let me put it straight, he is very much in our World Cup plans. He is a champion player in the making and even he is not fully aware the kind of potential he has," Prasad said.
Also Read: 'He has that X-factor in him' - Harbhajan Singh compares Rishabh Pant to Adam Gilchrist
Prasad is happy that Pant is now understanding what skipper Virat Kohli and coach Ravi Shastri expect of him and Sydney was a testimony to that.
"Ravi and Virat had advised him to put his head down and respect the match situation and he did exactly that. He proved that he can switch gears seamlessly. When we picked him for Tests, experts were sceptical about his keeping but 11 catches in a Test in England, record dismissals in Australia series proves that selection committee is vindicated," the former India keeper stated.
The head of selection committee is equally excited about young Shubman Gill as he feels that the enormously talented Punjab batsman is now ready for international cricket.
"Shubman is comfortable both opening the innings as well as playing in the middle-order. For New Zealand series, we are looking at him as the reserve opener behind Shikhar (Dhawan) and Rohit (Sharma). I won't comment if he will make it to World Cup but he was phenomenal as an opener for India A in New Zealand.
"We have discussed with Rahul (Dravid), that Shubman is ready for international cricket. The best part is the clutch of A tours which has made all these players battle ready for the biggest challenge," the eloquent Prasad said.
Also Read: Rishabh Pant has to be in this ODI team - Michael Vaughan
The likes of Hanuma Vihari, Mayank Agarwal, Prithvi Shaw, Khaleel Ahmed have all been impressive in international cricket and that makes Prasad very happy.
"I regularly discuss the progress of the players with Ravi and Rahul. Have a look at how we have planned a player's progression from Ranji Trophy, A team to senior team. Look at Hanuma Vihari and Mayank Agarwal. They don't look intimidated when thrown into the deep end of the pool," said Prasad.
For him and his colleagues, one of the biggest plus points has been taking the risk of unleashing two wrist spinners in Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal in the ODI set-up, replacing Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja.
"We received flak when we had replaced world's No 1 and 2 spinner (as per ICC Rankings) with two young wrist spinners. One and half years down the line, they (Kuldeep and Chahal) have had contribution in at least 70 percent of India's limited overs wins," the satisfaction was evident in his voice.
While Kuldeep is now firmly in the Test team mix after his five-wicket haul in Sydney but Prasad reckons that he still has "some way to go" as Ashwin and Jadeja are still the country's premier spinners in the longest format.
The chairman of selectors also spoke about how they had to go against the popular sentiment when they rested Jasprit Bumrah for the two Tests against the West Indies.
"Trust me, had Jasprit played those two Tests against West Indies, he wouldn't have played all four Test against Australia. The support staff has really monitored him well. He is now fitter and stronger and with Bharat Arun continuously working with him, he has improved as a bowler," Prasad was all praise for him.
"But a lot of credit should go to Jasprit because Arun gave him a plan but it was up to him to make the effort to implement the plan. He has really worked hard. When we first picked him, so many were sceptical whether it was prudent to pick a white ball specialist but at the end of the year, we can all see the results."
Mohammed Shami's peak fitness during the season and his ability to bowl at the same speed during third and fourth spell could be attributed to the Bengal speedster's new-found love for following fitness regimen.
"Shami was one such bowler, who has of late started enjoying fitness routines, which wasn't the case earlier. Trainer Shankar Basu has prepared an exclusive chart for him, which he follows religiously now.
"His craft as a fast bowler was never doubted but it was his fitness that used to let him down. If you saw, he was bowling 140 plus in the last Tests in England and Australia. Shami's fitness has been the biggest plus for him," Prasad concluded.
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A Large number of Psychologists, Educationists, Researchers, Doctors and Students participated in the seminar. The prominent participants from Pakistan Psychological Association were Dr. Nadeem Ahmed Pirzada, Mr. Irfan Kisana , Dr. Rafia Rafique and Mr. Usman Rasheed Ch. President, Secretary General, Additional Secretary General and Executive Member PPA
Mr. Ch. Maqbol Fountain House Executive Member represented on behalf of Fountain House, Lahore .The Chief Guest was Mr. Khalid Butt, Media Consultant to the Chief Minister Punjab. After the seminar a delicious lunch was served to the guests and all other participants The seminar was closed after a musical ceremony and all the participants enjoyed this occasion.


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Interclub Match Results
Visit by Sherwood RSL on 20 November, 2016
Twin Towns was represented by:
Peter Campbell
Ryan Cretan
Jim Cruz
Rod Gardner
Brian Green
Rod Smith
Paul Thomas
Des Turner
Sherwood was represented by:
Rod Bayliss
Rod Bayliss Jr
Angelo Halatchev
Anthony Martin
Geoff Millichap
Jacky Jordan
Pat Jordon
Twin Towns took an early lead 5-2 in the first round of singles. Sherwood fought back in the second round of singles dividing the spoils 4-4 and clawing back to 9-6 overall.
In the doubles, Twin Towns were too strong sweeping the three matches for an overall win of 12-6.
Visit to Kedron Wavell on 30 July, 2016
Twin Towns was represented by:
Lance Baker
Ryan Cretan
Jim Cruz
Brian Green
Peter Grunsell
Ric Grunsell
Brian Roebeck
Bryne Smith
Des Turner
Kedron Wavell was represented by:
Colin Akiens
Noel Bulley
Dan Fitzgerald
Doug Fitzgerald
Ken Fleming
Daniell Haenga
Graham Prosser
Brian Tomlinson
Peter Williams
Kedron Wavell proved too strong on the day for Twin Towns, recording a convincing win 40 frames to 15.
Daniell Haenga recorded the high break for the day with 76. There was plenty of good snooker and billiards played and a good day was had by all.
Visit to Sherwood on 10 July, 2016
Twin Towns was represented by:
Lance Baker
Ryan Cretan
Jim Cruz
Peter Grunsell
Rick Grunsell
Mark Johnson
Terry Malone
Luke Poile
Rod Smith
Sherwood was represented by:
Angelo Halatchev
Pat Jordan
Anthony Martin
Geoff Millichap
Eddie Moller
Wayne Ross
John Van Der See
Despite the valiant efforts of the Twin Towns players in the first round, Sherwood took a commanding 7-2 lead.
While Twin Towns was able to claw back a few frames in the second round, at the end of the day Sherwood ran out comfortable winners by 19 frames to 8.
Visit to Southport on 26 June, 2016
Twin Towns was represented by:
Ryan Cretan
Brian Green
Jack Malone
Terry Malone
Luke Poile
Brian Roebeck
Des Turner
Ray Wilcher
Southport was represented by:
Norm Cheung
Tony Dickers
Mike Green
Chris Kelly
Pete Scanlon
Pete Smith
Bruce Watson
Twin Towns made a strong start to the day taking 11 of the 16 singles matches and then completed a clean sweep of the doubles for an overall 17 to 5 victory.
The day was very enjoyable with games being played in a friendly but competitive manner and Southport were very welcoming hosts.
One highlight of the day was the lunchtime match-up between "Snooker Players" and "Prawns 'n' Sausages" with Snooker Players displaying devastating form in a 9.3 kilos to nil demolition of prawns and sausages!
Visit to Redcliffe - Sunday June 5, 2016
Twin Towns was represented by:
Adam Brown
Paul Chappell
Ryan Cretan
Jim Cruz
Brian Green
Rod Smith
Steve Springer
Des Turner
Despite the wind and rain a very good day was had by all with Redcliffe coming out on top by 17 matches to 11.
There wasn't a great deal between the two teams with the doubles being split evenly and Redcliffe taking only one more match than Twin Towns in each of the three other sections.


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These images are from a short series of photos taken at Daotian Middle School in Changsha, Hunan, China. The objective of this series is to show the daily sites of a Chinese middle school. The hallways remain relatively silent while classes are in session as teachers lecture and students sit silently as they take notes. Between classes the hallways become a chaotic mix of upper level students and younger students struggling to pass notes, get in a game of table tennis, buy snacks and eventually make it to their next class before the bell. Life here is not all that different from middle schools in the US and a patient eye can even catch glimpses of young love unfolding in ways that would be all too familiar to anyone half way around the world.
My intention was to capture the physical building and surrounding areas rather than the students themselves. Because of my short time at the school I did not feel comfortable working with the administration for permission to photograph the children in action, but in at least one of the images the shadows of kids moving in the hallways are present. At thirteen we, as people, are not all that different and even with the language barrier I was able to communicate with some of the kids.
Despite the bad feelings left behind as a result of administration mismanagement I can look back fondly on my time at Daotian Middle School. I can also look back at my Chinese police record from the administrations misinformation and lack of accountability. I sympathize with the teachers who are still working at the school. I also miss the lunchroom. Lunch was the saving grace of each day.
All the best to the children of Daotian.


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Gemini May 21st – Jun 20th Hey there Gemini… this week the divine is speaking to you to remind you to allow your innocence to shine through. There are many challenges you have faced so far in this lifetime but you keep moving forward. These moment have shaped you. Your disappointments and losses created moments that you will never have to repeat. It is crucial to let go of doubts, anger, and any layers that have you blocked you. Allow a new life force of existence. Your core of innocence is reawakening and allows any and all disappointment and shame to give you new vitality and life force. Time to uncover the truth of who you are and settle into your new approach in life with childlike eyes. The filters of time will allow you to love and live in the light of all that you are, want to be and become. Allow your emotions to come forth and express them to those you love.
Cancer Jun 21st – Jul 22nd Hey there Cancer… this week the divine is speaking to you to remind you to remember how powerful you are and remember you don't have to do it alone all the time. It's ok to delegate what you need to. You have many people who are right by your side professionally and personally. All you have to do is reach out with gratitude and appreciation through your words and actions and they will be right by your side. By allowing all your appreciation to come forth you can reconnect with emotions you have set aside for a long time. This is the week to be open, communicative, and demonstrative. Unlock those dreams and plans that you have been keeping kept away and revitalize them. This expansion will be more forthcoming for you mind, body, and soul. By doing this you will be revitalized and rewarded emotionally and physically.
Leo Jul 23rd – Aug 22nd Hey there Leo… this week the divine is speaking to you to remind you that the start of the day brings reassurance that the day before has passed, making way for new opportunities, no matter what has come before. You are being called to let go of limitations and allow the light to fill your soul. Time to observe your days with new eyes. Say farewell to the old and honor the new by releasing any self-imposed constraints or resistance to the truth that you have been thinking about, embark on that adventure you have dreamed of going on, and take a risk in initiating what your intuitive self has been telling you to do. Your prospects are big and becoming increasingly visible and real. Doubts and uncertainties always arise but rest assured the divine is watching over you and out for you.
Virgo Aug 23rd- Sep 22nd Hey there Virgo… this week the divine is speaking to you to remind you to move, dance, tell a story through movement. Allow your-self to be free and celebrate. The divine would like you to celebrate your life. Be fully present, with minimal inhibition about expressing your joy and happiness. This week you will not suppress yourself and enjoy life in many ways and smile. You have a lot to be proud of and remember who you were a year ago, five years ago and look at you now. This is the week to find a way to participate in the community. Your deep love will touch so many and instill a deep sense of love, gratitude, and appreciation that you will have no choice but to celebrate.
Libra Sep 23rd – Oct 22nd Hey there Libra… this week the divine is speaking to you to remind you to take moments each day to something sacred. The divine is listening and is ready to commune with you. The divine would like to inspire and permeate all your feelings. They offer a sense of clear intentions and preparation for where you're going or the "what's next". The divine is advising that the snake medicine to call upon all the ethereal beings to assist you through whatever life is throwing at you at this time. Whether you are going through indifferences, depression, life crisis, or any other manifestation mental, emotional or physical they will be removed through however it is you take time to honor. It is important to do what you can to regain and experience a spiritual connection for yourself personally as they are all around you. Use the energy of all your material objects that you consider sacred to up lift and allow connection deeper than your normal meditation, or quite time. Take deep breaths and feel their presence, ask the divine beings to guide you throughout the process. Trust their guidance.
Scorpio Oct 23rd – Nov 21st Hey there Scorpio… this week the divine is speaking to you to remind you to take a look at all the beauty around you. You are being called to look all around you. Look at the clouds, mountains, the grass and the trees. Take a moment to stop and observe. You are electrified this week. The energy will be a source of help to sharpen your senses. Do not let this powerful time slip through your hands. The energy this week is like lightning and will allow you to sharpen your senses and fill you will healthy anticipation to sharpen your mind and open your heart. It is up to you to utilize what is helpful, congruent, and jump starts your will power. Put all this great energy into your decisions and actions and your choices will ultimately reveal answers beyond your typical perspectives.
Sagittarius Nov 22nd – Dec 21st Hey there Sagittarius… this week the divine is speaking to you to remind you to remind you that although you may not always remember your dreamtime. It is important for you to invite the ascended masters, divine spirits, and ascended masters to come and be with you while you slumber. It is always wonderful to invite animals to join you too. The divine spirit will teach you incredible knowledge beyond our texts books of today. Close your eyes, tune into your breathing and allow yourself to sink deeply into the heart of the living creation that you are. As you notice your breath becoming steady and slightly deeper than usual, observe the urge within you that is begging to come forth in some creative action. Pay attention to any images, sounds or feeling that beckon your awareness; and there you will find the key as to the manner in which to express this magnificent pulse. Your breath is the crossover between spirit and physical reality. Breathing comfortably and steadily helps you align yourself with the divine. Discard any habitual thought patterns that would prevent the manifestation of what you are being prompted to bring forth. Allow yourself to accept self-expression and know that the divine is smiling down upon you.
Capricorn Dec. 22nd - Jan 19th Hey there Capricorns… this week the divine is speaking to you to remind you this is a time of harmony for you one where the various elements in your life are flowing together smoothly. This is a week to immerse your-self in musical harmony. Time to emerge yourself into a cycle of symmetry and balance that evokes feelings within you. Your challenge this week will be to sustain this inner accord even when there is considerable dissonance outside of your own mind, body, and soul. Pay close attention to sensations, emotions, and thoughts you experience when everything seems to be moving along to fast. Be sure to take deep breaths, and let your breathing be the anchor that reminds you of this state of consciousness, especially when you sense chaos around you.
Aquarius Jan 20th – Feb 18th Hey there Aquarius…this week the divine is speaking to you to remind you to invoke the inner shaman for complete balance that comes from deep within. Be gentle with yourself no matter what you are going through whether you have complete balance, an illness, something physical, something emotional, or psychological. Your soul will always lead you towards the way you need to go. Be sure to use allopathic, alternative, holistic measures if need be but always consult a doctor if your unclear as to what is specifically going on. Know that the deepest spiritual wounds are illusions and you will always be by your side. See yourself as a whole, healed, and complete beautiful soul. Your psychic sense will be heightened this week per the divine.
Pisces Feb 19th – Mar 20th Hey there Pisces… this week the divine is speaking to you to remind you that unexpected changes do occur big or small. So this week you're going to allow any unexpected changes show you the way. Sometimes changes happen suddenly and dramatically. Sometimes we have no way to know that an occurrence is going to come about. The divine truly wants you to know that you are safe within the security of them. Allow yourself to take a step back as you sense this something is happening. As you allow the reset of the direction you are currently going, make appropriate adjustments and move forward with welcome arms. You will see with wide eyes the outcome is going to be a pleasant present future and nothing to fear.
Aries Mar 21st – Apr 19th Hey there Aries… this week the divine is speaking to you to remind you to take time to provide sacred acts and honor yourself and the divine spirit. Continue to be humble and open hearted. You may receive a much needed nurturing offering from someone around you. The divine is reminding you that no matter how much you want to say you no it is important to allow the gift that is offered as they highly revere you in some way and want to give back to you. They also heed that if it is not someone around you offering something nurturing then you should take a moment to provide a nurturing act of kindness for yourself. Consider either action you take that you are self-nurturing. Whatever comes to mind will be beneficial for you. Consider making this a simple habit you will realize how healing this act of kindness for your mind, body, and soul is.
Taurus Apr 20th – May 20th Hey there Tauras… this week the divine is speaking to you to remind you to take a break. Time to reset your environments and find a place that can provide some respite for yourself. Even consider taking that trip you have been putting off or at least plan it so you have something to look forward to. This week try to be outside as much as possible, you have become very comfortable with your surroundings and its giving you a sense of false security. The divine is standing in your corner and nudging you to know that it is important to let go of familiarity and change it up a little. Do something unusual or something you have always wanted to experience. The perspective will make you feel like you have broken through, a sense of relief, and the constriction will be lifted off your shoulders. Have fun with the opportunities and this intentional change will be just what you needed. Here's to new perspectives!
Many blessings <3
Rev. Heather DeLusso
Reverend Heather DeLusso is an internationally known gifted Psychic Medium. As of January 2016 Rev. Heather DeLusso was recognized by Minister: Swami Yogatmananda as being a spiritually developed adult having prakruti along with demonstrating and achieving inner balance living her life as a spiritual teacher who has attained atma in which the Upaguru is manifesting. Having attained the knowledge and Atmagnani she is invited to consider conducting her life as a Satguru and continue to live her life in a blessed and sincere way. In addition to her work as a psychic medium, Heather is a gifted Usui Shiki Ryoho Reiki Healer and Master Teacher, Animal Communicator & Healer, Metaphysical Minister, Tibetan Bowl Sound Healer and Spiritual Teacher. She is co-owner of Serenity Grove Wellness Center, LLC in Coventry, CT.


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What to See in Krasnoyarsk
- • 350-Year Anniversary Square
- • Siberian Federal University
- • Paraskeva Pyatnitsa Chapel
- • Intercession Cathedral
- • Krasnoyarsk Municipal Bridge
Things to Do in Krasnoyarsk
- • Krasnoyarsk State Opera and Ballet Theatre
- • Krasnoyarsk Regional Museum
- • Literature Museum
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- • Krasnoyarsk Cultural-Historical Museum Complex
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- • Roev Ruchey Zoo
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- • Vasily Surikov's Estate Museum
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Golden Anchor Birthday Card
$ 7.95
Wish the nautical-lover a top-notch birthday with this maritime birthday card. Complete with a Fleur-de-lis and an anchor ornament.
This creative greeting card is handmade and intricately designed by talented artisans in Jordan. The women that make the cards benefit from this fair trade business model dedicated to their economic and personal advancement. The card is blank on the inside for a personal note and individually packaged with a high quality envelope and sealed in a plastic sleeve.


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Configure SSL Inbound Inspection
SSL Inbound Inspection decryption enables the firewall to see potential threats in inbound encrypted traffic destined for your servers and apply security protections against those threats.
Use SSL Inbound Inspection to decrypt and inspect inbound SSL traffic destined for a network server (you can perform SSL Inbound Inspection for any server if you load the server certificate onto the firewall). With an SSL Inbound Inspection Decryption policy enabled, the firewall decrypts all SSL traffic identified by the policy to clear text traffic and inspects it. The firewall blocks, restricts, or allows the traffic based on the Decryption profile attached to the policy and the Security policy that applies to the traffic, including and any configured Antivirus, Vulnerability Protection, Anti-Spyware, URL-Filtering, and File Blocking profiles. As a best practice, enable the firewall to forward decrypted SSL traffic for WildFire analysis and signature generation.
Configuring SSL Inbound Inspection includes installing the targeted server certificate on the firewall, creating an SSL Inbound Inspection Decryption policy, and applying a Decryption profile to the policy.
- Ensure that the appropriate interfaces are configured
as either Tap, Virtual Wire, Layer 2, or Layer 3 interfaces.You cannot use a Tap mode interface for SSL inbound inspection if the negotiated cyphers include PFS key- exchange algorithms (DHE and ECDHE).View configured interfaces on the NetworkInterfacesEthernet tab. The Interface Type column displays if an interface is configured to be a Virtual Wire or Layer 2, or Layer 3 interface. You can select an interface to modify its configuration, including the interface type.
- Ensure that the targeted server certificate is installed
on the firewall.On the web interface, select DeviceCertificate ManagementCertificatesDevice Certificates to view certificates installed on the firewall.To import the targeted server certificate onto the firewall:
- On the Device Certificates tab, select Import.
- Enter a descriptive Certificate Name.
- Browse for and select the targeted server Certificate File.
- Click OK.
- Create
a Decryption Policy Rule to define traffic for the firewall
to decrypt and Create
a Decryption Profile to apply SSL controls to the traffic.Although Decryption profiles are optional, it is a best practice to include a Decryption profile with each Decryption policy rule to prevent weak, vulnerable protocols and algorithms from allowing questionable traffic on your network.
- Select PoliciesDecryption, Add or modify an existing rule, and define traffic to be decrypted.
- Select Options and:
- Set the rule Action to Decrypt matching traffic.
- Set the rule Type to SSL Inbound Inspection.
- Select the Certificate for the internal server that is the destination of the inbound SSL traffic.
- (Optional but a best practice) Configure or select an existing Decryption Profile to block and control various aspects of the decrypted traffic (for example, create a Decryption profile to terminate sessions with unsupported algorithms and unsupported cipher suites).When you configure the SSL Protocol Settings Decryption Profile for SSL Inbound Inspection traffic, create separate profiles for servers with different security capabilities. For example, if one set of servers supports only RSA, the SSL Protocol Settings only need to support RSA. However, the SSL Protocol Settings for servers that support PFS should support PFS. Configure SSL Protocol Settings for the highest level of security that the server supports, but check performance to ensure that the firewall resources can handle the higher processing load that higher security protocols and algorithms require.
- Click OK to save.
- Enable the firewall to forward decrypted SSL traffic for WildFire analysis.
- Commit the configuration.
- Choose your next step...
- Enable Users to Opt Out of SSL Decryption.
- Configure Decryption Exclusions to disable decryption for certain types of traffic.
Related Documentation
Decryption Concepts
Learn about outbound and inbound SSL decryption, SSH Proxy decryption, Decryption Mirroring, and the keys and certificates that make decryption possible. ...
SSL Inbound Inspection
SSL Inbound Inspection decryption decrypts inbound traffic so the firewall can protect against threats in the encrypted traffic destined for your servers. ...
Create a Decryption Profile
Attach Decryption profiles to Decryption policy rules to control the protocol versions, algorithms, verification checks, and session checks the firewall accepts for the traffic defined ...
Create a Decryption Policy Rule
Decryption policy rules granularly define the traffic to decrypt or not to decrypt based on the source, destination, service (application port), and URL Category. ...
Decryption Overview
Decryption Overview The Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Secure Shell (SSH) encryption protocols secure traffic between two entities, such as a web server and a ...
You can't protect yourself against threats you can't see. Decrypt traffic to reveal encrypted threats so the firewall can protect your network against them. ...
Create User-to-Data-Center Decryption Policy Rules
Create rules that decrypt user traffic flowing to the data center so you can inspect the traffic and protect your most valuable assets against malware ...
Decryption Options Tab
Decryption Options Tab Select the Options tab to determine if the matched traffic should be decrypted or not. If Decrypt is set, specify the decryption ...
Deploy SSL Decryption Using Best Practices
Following SSL Decryption deployment best practices help to ensure a smooth, prioritized rollout and that you decrypt the traffic you need to decrypt to safeguard ...


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In the the first quarter of 2016 we surveyed 564 Latin American developers, to better understand the current dynamics in the nearshore services industry. Over the next few weeks we'll be publishing more of this data, but I want to give a first view of some of the most interesting aspects to come out of our analysis so far.
One of the questions we asked was:
How much experience do you have developing Internet of Things (IOT) solutions?
Out of those who replied they have experience, 9% said they were researching IOT for their company, 36% were researching in their personal time, 22% had already developed an IOT solution or application for their company, and 30% had already developed an IOT solution or application in their personal time.
This is fascinating data because it demonstrates:
- The pace of Internet of Things (IOT) deployments in Latin America is significantly outpacing those in every other geography. Other survey data, from Forrester Research, has indicated that 84% of firms in Latin America are interested, planning or currently using IoT solutions or applications.
- More than a third of Latin American developers are researching and creating IOT solutions in their own time. By investing their personal time and effort in staying at the forefront of technology, developers in the region are ensuring their skills will be in demand from organizations around the world.
Interestingly, when we delved deeper into this question, and asked, whether the IOT solutions that the developers were creating were consumer or business focused, 65% replied that it was consumer-focused.
In addition, nearly half (44%) stated they were using open source when developing IOT products. Open source of course will be increasingly important in ensuring the interoperability of the vast array of different connected devices. Open source big data tools meanwhile will be essential in handling the huge quantity of data these devices will produce.
* Methodology note: Belatrix Software received 1195 responses to an online survey. From this data we removed responses which were significantly incomplete, and responses which stated they were not developers or had no experience developing software, leaving us with 564 responses. The survey was fielded in Spanish and English.
Individuals were recruited via Facebook, Twitter, and the Belatrix blog. Respondents were eligible to enter a draw to win a Moto 360 smartwatch.


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William Carey is known as the Father of Modern Missions. His life and passion for missions and the translation of the Bible to the many languages spoken in India has always fascinated me. His motto for life is something we can follow as an example.
I have made a summary of his life, written for children. I hope the children in your life will enjoy it. Please pass it on!
PowerPoint: William Carey PDF: William Carey
1 William and the Counterfeit Bill
2 Shoemaker to Missionary
3 From England to India
India's First Adventures
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6 Forty Years in India


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Highly special heart tattoo cover up
Tattoos are an in thing amongst the celebrities and common people alike as this is the main way of keeping something near to you. But it so occurs from time to time that a tattoo loses its prominence or significance in a person 's life. When things like these happen , eliminating the tattoo is a must however due to their irreversible nature, it can not be done. In comes the cover up tattoos to conserve the day for the individual . If you are trying to find motivation, for any type of cover up designs for tattoos, go to the link that has been given here. So search for tattoo names ideas right now. If you are finding for tribal band cover up, you have land on the right post page. via oddee
Specialists alert: tattoos normally out last most relationships, unfortunately. (Source)
Sometimes love just fly away. (Source)
Aw, you got a Mom tattoo? What? It was to cover up a tattoo with that skank's initials? You're doing your own laundry from now on. (Source)
"Cindy" became a tribal by Jon Poulson. (Source)
Similar to the Tracy cover up, only less subtle. (Source)
Does this mean her prince become a frog? (Source)
Her love for Jimmy ended up stabbing her heart (art work done by Jason Kramer). (Source)
Johnny Depp's Winona Forever tattoo – an ode to one-time love Winona Ryder – became Wino Forever.
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Three Weird Things
Virginia Sciolino
The experience of wearing clothes—smoothing a wrinkled shirt with your palm, inventing security from a pair of jeans because of the way they cover your body, covering your body, feeling someone's hand on your shoulder or leg or back but knowing there is distance between the two of you, distancing yourself from nakedness and distancing yourself from touch—makes me feel good. I like the way bodies can be restricted by clothes, I like how they can be molded by clothes. It's almost as if knowing me clothed is not knowing me at all.
Sometimes, when someone puts their hand on my skin, I feel too close to them. But if, instead of touching my wrist they brush my shoulder, covered by a sleeve, I think there is room for mystery, and I remember that anyone could be wearing my shirt. Touching the shirt is not quite touching me, it is touching something that touches me. Distance between them and me stretches with this necessarily tangible barrier so that we cannot be "us." In this distance, I can breathe. I make a home out of the distance. I make a shell out of the clothes.
Nakedness reveals unbearably beautiful human forms with bumps and poking bones and protruding bellies, but through clothes those forms become figures, interrupted, near fluidity of flesh hindered by encapsulation. After I wake up, shuffle through drawers, pull my pants over my feet, knees, hips, the curvature of my lower back is muffled by belt loops. The paunch of my stomach is confined in a three dollar shirt. And people will see me in the shirt, but what they see of my almost two-decade-old body is a manipulation constructed in an instant. I hate clothes for that. When I dress, you don't know what my body is like. It makes me less human and more of an object, I think. From flesh to cloth. From person to figure. There's safety as much as there is terror in the distance between reality and distortion, and, in the gap, I am conflicted.
Dressing to establish distance is a form of art that, while enveloping body, accentuates the person whose subconscious is physically manifest for us to read from their skin—or their fabric. This is like writing about yourself, painting a self-portrait. What do you know about you? What will you, inevitably, overlook? How do you like to talk about yourself (to yourself)? How do you want people to talk about you? This is an interrogation with the resounding silent reply of red bandanas and short-sleeved shirts. When you dress, do you cover your body, do you want your skin to be seen—do you want it to be felt? Do you slide into a pair of shoes that none of your friends like? Is it purposeful—to make yourself uglier?
Are you extending your flesh or executing it? Maybe the latter because you feel with its bellies and bones your flesh is executing you, and you want to instill your arbitrary body with intention. In that sense, sometimes, clothing yourself is reclamation. My body is almost like a hand-me-down collage of many people I'll never know, and I stamp this body with clothes to prove that I have the right. I wrap myself in colors that are mine. When people tell me, "you look like somebody else," my reaction is to scream that I LOOK LIKE myself.
Distance. Distancing the body from comparison, from people, distancing it, at times, from itself. Trying to sculpt myself a home from the body I was given. Trying to learn whether the home exists in the clothes or the skin or the both, in the fear or the embrace or the balance. I am reclaiming myself from something I don't quite know for a reason I haven't quite heard, but it is whispered through these bones and muscles I've been towing—or which tow me.
The sensory experience of having a body—smoothing goosebumps with your hand, inventing security from palms because of the way they cover your body, covering your body, feeling someone's hand on your fingers or spine or nose and knowing there is no distance between the two of you, distinguishing yourself from others and being beside them—makes me feel good. And I like the feeling of having a body buried in clothes.
Tell them what is yours, what belongs to you. Write your name on Your paper. Let them know. We live in a world structured by demarcation, constantly delineating substance-turned-possession; and thus all things are delineated. Let them know what you own.
I saw a name childishly scrawled at the upper margin of a flyer littered on a bathroom floor. "Kia" will never see it again; but it is hers. And, by now, probably in a landfill, her possession is in atrophy, not as a piece of paper decaying--although it is, but losing significance as her property.
Like this, all other things are related to us by name and description, painted proximal or distant, and we arrange shrines around us of things that echo ownership. Our pictures encircle us and our sheets and jewelry and clothes are worn by us and teachers speak to us, only to us, and our movies tell us, only us—and yet several thousand other people who are "me." When it rains, I feel it. When I hurt, I hurt. When you hurt, you hurt, and tell yourself "I hurt"—yet I don't. And I can never hurt because some alien body does, except for the way I hurt when I think it could have been me. In relation to myself, I understand pain.
I even explore the paradigm of myself through a paradigm of myself. My idiosyncrasies paint the way that I think about the way that I think. Even when I feel like an outsider, it is a painfully singular exploration of being. I—when I am not feeling myself—feel all the more like myself for the discontinuity of my presence, for the discontinuity of awareness heightens my capacity for awareness in the most personal way, making me more a person, but more fully unique in my privacy. Isn't it funny how being fully a person does not denote being like other people? Personal experiences expose more differentiation than union with the rest of the people who call themselves "me." Telling them what is yours, what belongs to you, becomes an exercise in telling them how your mind contorts when you fear, when you lust, when you lose touch with reality, because, while everyone experiences "now," they can't experience your loss of it.
What I possess is my sense of time; my surroundings are possessed by me, though they cannot know it, and even those I love seem to belong to me. Maybe, all I possess is all that I am, and by virtue of existing as myself, all else seems to exist, because when I see, because all that I see, I see through myself, and it is only through relation to me that substance exists "to me." "For me."
So, when they ask what belongs to me, I say, "I do."
I live in the dimples, in the shallows, in the channels into which your eyes wrinkle when you're squinting at me. I live there. I live in the cool water between me and you, in currents just before they break.
Hair is hair is hair, covering and growing and splitting me from you, and her fringe winks for you and my hair is not quite like it. And hands are hands are hands—your hands are your hands are your hands—briefly touching, never holding—impermanent gestures with indelible stains. In the waters, and out of depth. Your hands are your hands are not my hands, which are. My hands.
I want to be in the scratching dark, the pull of the parting of your lips and press, press, press of the cold on your shirt on my sweater on my skin. I want the trees and the ground to pause and the air to stop up and you and your eyes to latch on to me and mine the way tendrils of ivy sometimes stick on window-sills. I want to grow up into you and you into me, and us interlocking with time, aware even here at the inception of together-time. I want to curl up under two duvets, a quilt, three blankets, burrowed into pillows, and stare, my skin and your skin and your space and our space. Mostly, I want to stop up time at midnight and revel in your presence. But it passes, scratchingly.
When it is dark, the light gathers on your eyelids and crops your hair, and I like to look, and I look unreciprocated. My eyes, bigger now, bigger still to take it in, they live there, too, in the brief minutes of walking and walking and walking. And I don't like walking, but walking and walking and walking, I like. The silence, to which I am not attuned, feels almost natural. I am so like flesh when it rains on me, I am so realistic when I feel cold. I know as you leave me by my door how we are a hanging threads against caustic night. I have your silence, but-
I am calling you, so like a person when we talk, so like a friend, though there is nothing in me but Velcro words flung out to cling some-place. It is better to be quiet, my acquaintances say, than to meaninglessly speak. I don't care whether that is true, because it doesn't matter. The speaking will happen to me even if I don't enact. Speaking SUBSUMES ALL, AS I, in overlapping reality with words, WANT TO- SUBSUME.
My words are my hands on your body. I will only, in speaking, touch you, only push against your skin through clause. When you smell sweet breath from my mouth, know it is only conjunction. The most intimate I am, preserved, reduced, Reformatted, overlapping reality.
When I go to sleep, I miss you so heavily that—it breaks on my nose—it is hard to remember you are made of blood and bones like I am. Even so, I would rather look and want and obsess than really know you and hold and kiss you and, of course, not want you, suddenly, with your Dry Lips and you Crying On Me, into My Neck, telling me Not To Watch, and I tell you to Go Home, and we are strangers, Suddenly. I heard my heartbeat on your lip, and now we Don't Talk. Isn't it funny?
You are living two lives you don't know: one is your own, and one is the life I invented to fill up the distance. A wisp of smoke. A disconnect. What breaks when your fever does, what breaks on your nose, like pieces, to pieces? Where do my words go, when I give them to you?
What I am, I was without you and will be. However, what I am anticipated and precipitated you. Remember being you from first-grade, my first Valentine, my first rejection? You from two months ago who drove me to the movies and velcroed and velcroed and velcroed ill-fated words like "feelings" and "long-distance."
YOU wear the most masks but Are the same, every time. And, every time, I say it is not. I say he is not flesh and he is not blood and he is not Velcro and Velcro.


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In the comfort of your home
In Sweden, Norway and Finland we have great experience with residential sales. Read on and get a better understanding of the sales channel and the point of view of one of our residential consultants.
You're at home having a few lunch guests over. The doorbell rings. It's a polite young man who'd like to tell you more about an attractive offer on your energy deal. You ask him to come back, when you have more time. The following day the company calls you to schedule a meeting. Meanwhile you hear a neighbor talking about how much they have saved on their bill after switching supplier. A few days later the doorbell rings. It is that exact guy again returning to present you with the energy offer in the comfort of your own home. At first you might find it a bit weird practically inviting a stranger in to your house, but that feeling is overwhelmed by the convenience of it all. You are able to invite your partner to join in, if they have questions, and you have the information of your current energy agreement right there in the house, so you can compare the price straight away. And moreover the deal is pretty great.
Chief Operations Officer, Jeppe Degn Pedersen, explains:
At Storm Group we have great experience with residential sales and fundraising in Norway, Sweden and Finland. In all of these regions it's common practice. The consultants and customers typically both have more time to go through the deal, so it's a very stable client group because they are so well-informed and often there's been several decision makers involved.
We asked Alex, a top consultant at Storm Group who is affiliated to one of our NGO-campaigns in Sweden, to answer a few questions about working in residential.
What do you think is so special about doing residential sales?
"What I like about residential is first of all that it's face-to-face, which helps to build trust and makes it easier to relate to the costumer, since it's in their home environment. Also residential sales really speeds your own progress. It builds a healthy mentality and you learn to overcome your own obstacles faster than you would in most industries".
What are you doing that works so well?
"I always want to make sure the customer knows the true value of their donation. They might not remember me or my name. But when they think about the organization they will automatically get a feeling – it's that feeling I can affect with my presence. I let them know that they are part of a great cause. And if they say no to joining, I still want to leave a positive impression because today's 'No' could be tomorrow's 'yes'".
How do you like working in Storm Group?
"I've been in Storm since the beginning of September, and I think it's great! We all feel a lot of support but also responsibility, which has made us deliver more all together and reach new levels and standards".
If you want to know more about Storm Group's work with residential sales feel free to contact our Client Director, Christian Brünnich, on [email protected].


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Ingrid Bachmann's video installation and performance piece The Gift, performed by Linnea Gwiazda and Maxine Segalowitz, is a part of The Hybrid Bodies Project that includes the work of a team of artists and researchers from around the world. The Gift has been exhibited at such venues as Kunstkraftwerk (Leipzig, Germany), The Hannah Maclure Centre (Dundee, Scotland), the University of Toronto Art Centre, The International Festival of Video Art (Camagüey, Cuba) and Centre PHI.


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In response to humanitarian emergencies, partners NGOs and international organisations can submit project proposals to DG ECHO. To do so, humanitarian organisations must get in contact with the relevant ECHO's geographical desks in Brussels and with ECHO technical assistants in the field (see contacts), in order to present their project. Guidance can be obtained by ECHO field staff in this matter. It is possible to be regularly informed on ECHO desks' missions in the field.
The Single Form (Annex I of the Framework Partnership Agreement) is the form which DG ECHO partners have to use to submit their Action proposal for Community funding.
If DG ECHO accepts the proposal, the Single Form, both parties will conclude a Grant Agreement (if the partner is an NGO) or a Contribution Agreement (if the partner is an International Organisation). The Single Form constitutes an integral part of this Agreement.
Actions shall only be eligible for Community funding if they respect international humanitarian law. Assistance to the affected people in the framework of the Actions must be guided by and comply with the fundamental humanitarian principles of humanity, impartiality, neutrality and independence.
Moreover, actions shall only be eligible for Community funding if they comply with the following criteria:
The following implementation principles have to be taken into consideration when drafting a proposal:
Proposals are judged on their technical merits, in accordance with the strategy planned by ECHO in response to any given emergency and on the basis of the needs that have been identified. If ECHO staff at headquarters favourably assesses a proposal, in consultation with field experts, a grant agreement for the proposed humanitarian operation can be concluded between DG ECHO and the humanitarian organisation that made the proposal.
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Prescription drug diversion conspiracies are aggressively investigated and prosecuted in federal court. Diversion means the prescription drugs were legally obtained through a prescription but then diverted and sold to others to whom they were not prescribed. Typical defendants in these cases include doctors, pharmacists, owners and employees of medical clinics and individuals who actually obtain the prescriptions and then provide them to another for compensation.
The FBI, DEA, and ATF are federal law enforcement agencies that typically perform the investigations of these alleged conspiracies. It is common practice for them to use controlled informants and perform video and audio surveillance using information from persons who have already been busted in return for a lesser sentence. If you believe you are under investigation or you have already been charged, retain a knowledgeable drug trafficking lawyer in Michigan right away.
Investigators also look for certain prescribing patterns commonly used by physicians that prescribe controlled substances outside the course of legitimate medical practice, and pharmacies dispensing these controlled substances outside legitimate pharmacy practice. The patterns include multiple patients receiving the same combination of controlled substances, the use of multiple pharmacies by patients to fill prescriptions, individuals traveling outside the area in which they live to fill prescriptions, excessive numbers of identical prescriptions in different names prescribed by the same doctor and filled by the same pharmacy, patients obtaining excessive amounts of controlled substances over an extended period of time, patients obtaining similar prescriptions from multiple doctors, patients receiving the maximum dosage for a narcotic or other controlled substance with no titration or "ramp up" or trial period, patients receiving multiple prescriptions simultaneously for different opiate-based narcotics or other substances with a known street value, patients involved in drug distribution conspiracies obtaining medications from a specific doctors, and doctors changing their prescribing habits in line with current street desire or highest street value of certain controlled substances. Federal law enforcement can easily receive this data through MAPS – Michigan Automated Prescription System. MAPS records all the information regarding all prescriptions filled in Michigan, including the doctor information, assigned DEA number, pharmacy, all patient information, drug, dosage, date filled, quantity, and refills. MAPS requires all pharmacies to report on a monthly basis all controlled substance prescriptions filled at their pharmacy. These reports must be submitted to MAPS by the 15th day of the following month in which the prescriptions were filled. MAPS is sortable using any of those categories which makes it easy for law enforcement to establish patterns.
Investigators often look for "prescription parties," "pill parties," or "signing parties" held at private residences of people known as "patient recruiters." The patient recruiter would gather a group of patients for a physician to see all at one time to prescribe controlled substances at once.
The most popular diverted prescription drugs are the opiate-based painkillers which include OPANA, Oxycodone, Oxycodone Hydrochloride (HCL), Oxycontin, Roxicodone, Vicodin, Lortab, and Lorcet. Other popular street drugs include benzodiazepines such as Alprazolam, commonly known as Zanax, and codeine cough syrup.
Medicare and health care fraud are oftentimes investigated and indicted at the same time as doctors provide medical services that are not "reasonable and necessary" to treat Medicare-eligible patients and prescribe them controlled substances, which are then diverted. At the same time, Medicare is fraudulently billed.
Penalties for convictions in federal court for distribution of controlled substances are dependent upon the number of grams for certain substances or the number of pills or units for others. For instance, Oxycodone is a Schedule II controlled substance. The maximum strength is 40 milligrams. If an offense involved 50,000 pills or units at 40 milligrams each, the base offense level would be 16 and start at 21 months in prison. This does not include additions to the base offense level for aggravating factors such as prior criminal record, injury to another, use of a dangerous weapon or violence, use of an aircraft, involvement of minors, or played a lead role in the offense. Mitigating circumstances mandating a reduction to the base offense level include playing a minor role, having no criminal record, not having a weapon, and no injuries.
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Pray silence for Polly Parrot MPs reciting identikit questions
We've long known about 'planted interventions' at the Commons — sycophantic MPs making scripted, partisan points during debates.
The fixing has now taken another sorry turn. Whips on both sides of the House are actually writing MPs' questions for Parliament's daily Order Paper.
Evidence for this assertion can be found from Commons Question Time this week. Until recently it would have been freakish to find MPs choosing exactly the same wording for their questions. Now it is a frequent occurrence.
Identikit: Tory MPs Jessica Lee and Mark Pawsey are just two of an increasing number of politicians asking questions written for them by party whips
At Local Government Questions on Monday, for instance, two Tories asked the same question — identical to the 81st letter — about military veterans' housing. Two Labour MPs used exactly the same 24 words to ask about High Street shops. Similar match-ups were to be found on affordable housing (Labour) and Army housing (Tory).
At Justice Questions on Tuesday, three Tory MPs chose the very same phrasing to ask about young offenders. A further two, Claire Perry and Paul Maynard, apparently quite independently, came up with the same 40 words, arranged in the same order, to ask about employment for adult prisoners.
What an amazing coincidence! Northern Ireland Questions on Wednesday saw signs of similar off-the-peg questions from Tory MPs Jessica Lee and Mark Pawsey.
On Thursday we had identikit questions on the Order Paper from Tories Robin Walker and Stephen Mosley, and a Labour quintet of Andrew Gwynne, Karl Turner, Bill Esterson, Berry Sheerman and Julie Hilling. Five great brains thinking alike!
One Labour MP tells me that his party's Whips now shamelessly hand out suggested written questions. 'What's even more depressing is that my colleagues don't even alter a few words to make it look as though they are doing some work themselves.
What would John Simpson, who wants the BBC to abandon jargon, make of an advert for a 'developer in test' at the Salford offices?
This person will 'join the BBC home page, search and navigation team in order to pair with the team's developers during development and encourage best test driven developer practices'.
The successful applicant will be 'a champion for change across the BBC's development processes' and will have an 'understanding of semantic web'.
Fleet Street's 'most vicious sketchwriter' (so said Tony Blair) is calling it a day. Simon Carr of the Left-wing Independent is quitting after nearly 15 years. Was it the stress, the deceit, the squalor of Westminster politics?
'I'll miss them like mad,' he says, 'but enough's enough.' He's off to do something secret. Carr, 59, subjected Parliament's spivs and shysters to sharp barbs. When he first arrived he was occasionally mistaken for a Tory grandee — at well over 6ft, he has a trencherman's tummy and a donnish detachment.
Readers of The Independent will miss him badly. Parliament's liars will be pleased, though.
La-di-da Gunner Hammond
Speaking of jargon, Defence Secretary Philip Hammond, explaining Army changes this week, said they would 'deliver the greatest possible military effect within the manpower envelope available'.
He was confident he could 'improve the tooth-to-tail ratio' and that the Army could 'deliver its outputs' over the long term rather than at a 'spot-point in time'.
You do rather wonder what Windsor Davies's Battery Sgt-Major 'Shut Up' Williams (right) would make of Mr Hammond.
Michel Barnier, European Commisioner who has power over the City, will soon give evidence to Westminster's busy Treasury Select Committee. Negotiations have been a little tense.
I understand that Monsieur Barnier is being urged: a) to appear without aides; b) to answer questions in English.
Last time he was questioned, he insisted on interpreters and that gave him and his sidekicks time to think up opaque answers.
+ More than two years after the General Election, the Equality And Human Rights Commission is only just getting round to 'a consultation on proposals to reduce its workforce'. Amid much caterwauling, the staffing level is to be cut from 257 to 150. Come on, Francis Maude. Let's whittle it down to double figures.
+ Spending on quangos by the European Union has risen 33.2 per cent since 2010. It is now £2 billion a year. Typical is the Economic and Social Committee, an 'advisory' body which gobbles £103 million a year. In a study published this week, the Open Europe think-tank finds no evidence of the committee altering the outcome of a single EU proposal in recent years.
Labour frontbencher Stephen Pound (Ealing N) refuses to join the mob who felt Tory Treasury Minister Chloe Smith had a spluttering disaster with Jeremy Paxman on Newsnight.
'She simply had a frog in her throat and had to take a sip of water,' says Mr Pound. 'To spin the interview into a total collapse because she had to clear her throat is just not right and fair.' Mr Pound is a gentleman. What will colleague Ed Balls make of his chivalry?
On May 12, citing a Cabinet source, I urged you to 'put your shekels on George Entwistle' for the BBC director generalship. This week, the lad Entwistle duly romped home.
The BBC has been a little coy about disclosing where Mr Entwistle was educated. Come, come, there's no shame in being privately educated. He is a Silcoatian, as old boys of £12,000-a-year Silcoates School near Wakefield, call themselves. It's a good place (motto: Clarior ex Ignibus) with solid middle-class values. So let us have no more anti-public school sneering from the Beeb.
Lamby's in, but where's Beefy?
W.G. Grace: First reserve?
At Lord's last week, writers Max Davidson and Michael Henderson fell to assembling an XI of Test cricketers with gastronomic names.
The first eight were easy: Beer, Cook, Currie, Lamb, Onions, Pollock, Pringle and an illicit Swann.
A Bean, Berry, Bird, Fry, Mead, Peel, Root, Vine and Woodcock can all be found in Wisden, but they are mainly from the 19th century.
There was a Kitcat who played for Glos, an Aussie player called Bollinger and a Crisp who bowled for South Africa in the 1930s.
Dolphin (Yorkshire wicketkeeper a century ago) would be a controversial choice. One baulks at that feathered exotic Hawke. Only the songbird-chomping French would choose J.W. Martin. A.W. Mold (Lancs) is, we hope, not available.
Cork? Good idea. Finn must be left on the chopping board. Given that nasturtiums are edible, Andy Flower could coach the side.
The selectors might also have a discussion about Grace.


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Can you afford to take a week out of your business?
If just the thought of it makes you feel stressed, thinking about the "million things" you have to do each week…
… then I want to ask you another question…
Can you afford NOT to take a week out of your business?
If you often feel "too busy to think" or like it's impossible to get any "space for you" (even though you REALLY need and want it right now)…
Then the REACH Retreat in Hawaii might be just what you're looking for.
Helena Ung, CEO of Innovate Mental Arithmetic Australia also had a lot on her plate. She was always "busy" but really "spinning the wheels" in her business and not making the progress she wanted.
Last year she made the decision that she just had to find a way to clear some space so she could think about her business and see the best way forward…
So she came along to the REACH Retreat and got a huge amount of CLARITY about her vision and the actions she needed to take to get there… and that clarity has TRANSFORMED her business…
Helena is now expanding her licensees and has an awesome mentor (she found through the REACH retreat) who has built the exact kind of business Helena is growing, into a multi-million dollar venture.
She's on track and on purpose. Watch to see how she got back on track with her business and her life.
Sometimes you have to STOP before you can really GO FORWARD… and that's what REACH Retreat in Hawaii is all about.
Fives days just for YOU to reset, recharge and re-imagine your business, facilitated by world-class presenters and mentors who have grown more than 5 multi-million dollar businesses (yes, they learned a thing or two about REACHing in the process!).
You will come home feeling energised and back in love with your business again – ready, motivated and CLEAR about what you need to do next and where you are going.
I'd love for you to join us.
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Giving yourself this gift of time and space is one of the BEST investments you can make in yourself and your business.
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Hampton United Church
5454 Old Scugog Road
P.O. Box 191
Hampton, Ontario
Phone: 905-263-8664
Email: email@example.com
Website: hamptonunitedchurch.ca
Rev. Ned is on holiday: Sunday Aug. 11 – Saturday Aug. 24, 2019, for Pastoral Care during this time please contact Rev. Jeff Doucette at (905) 626-1438.
For any other inquiries please contact Sonia Parfitt or Luanne Payne, their information is noted below.
Reverend Ned Wells
Office: 905-263-8664
905-926-5994 (see Notice above)
Reverend Wells is the minister for Eldad/Hampton Pastoral Charge.
Rev. Ned came to our church in the fall of 2015 as a student minister. It has been an exciting journey for us to see him grow as a minister and a leader. In May of 2017, we celebrated with Ned as he was ordained to the ministry of Word, Sacrament, and Pastoral Care. Ned is passionate about creative and relevant worship that lifts people up with the good news of the gospel.
Music Director
Jennifer Pearce-Chambers
Home Phone: 905-723-7736
Text: 905-999-1384
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Jennifer was welcomed as our music director, in May 2018, for the Eldad/Hampton Pastoral Charge.
Jennifer Pearce-Chambers is one of the Greater Toronto Area's devoted music directors. Praised for contemporary and traditional sacred music and imaginative programming, Jennifer is devoted to providing inspiring music to choirs and congregations alike.
Ms. Pearce-Chambers has provided piano accompaniment, organ leadership and voice coaching for over thirty-five years. Recent churches where Jennifer has provided musical leadership include St. Michael & All Angels in Toronto, Grace Markham Anglican Church, Grace Church Scarborough Anglican, Performing Arts in Oshawa, Royal Dance Academy, St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Eldad United Church, Columbus United Church, St. John's Presbyterian Church in Port Perry, Dance Academy in Brock Township, and Wilfrid United Church in Brock Township.
Jennifer received honours at the Royal Conservatory of Music and successfully completed grade 10 piano and third year written theory.
Her goal is always to lead and empower congregations in embodying the love of Christ through music.
Bell Choir Director
Janet Ward
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Cell: 905-261-0605
In May of 2018, we welcomed Janet Ward as our Bell Choir Director.
Janet moved to the Orono area 13 years ago and heard about a bell choir in Bowmanville. She decided to give it a try and was hooked. She enjoyed the fellowship with the choir and learning about a new instrument. Janet looks forward to making a joyful noise with the dedicated and committed Bells of Blessing Choir.
For further details on our music ministries, please go to our Music Ministry page.
Sunday School Coordinator
& Bulletin Secretary
Luanne Payne (Volunteer)
Luanne has been teaching Sunday School since 1989 and added coordinating as well in 1996. She is a board member of rotation.org and is passionate about helping others see the value of using the Workshop Rotation Model (WoRM), a creative way to teach children. She says, "It's a joy and privilege to hang out with the kids on any given Sunday!"
For inquiries regarding our Sunday School program.
Phone: 905-263-4727
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Please send announcements for the bulletin to Luanne by Wednesday evening to ensure it is included in that Sunday's bulletin.
Church Hall Bookings
Sonia Parfitt (Volunteer)
for facilities rental information
Phone: 905-263-2040
Email: email@example.com
For weddings, baptisms or funerals
Please contact Rev. Wells (see contact info. above).