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Using Instructional Simulation in the Computing Curriculum / 2185-2l Thad Crews, Ph.D., Western Kentucky University Effects of Traditional versus Tactual/Kinesthetic Instruction on Junior High School Learning-Disabled Students / 2179-2j Diane Mitchell, Clarkstown High School South, NY Rita Dunn, St. John's University, NY Angela Klavas, St. John's University, NY Vivian Lynch, St. John's University, NY Nancy Montgomery, St. John's University, NY John Murray, St. John's University, NY Factors Related to Success and Satisfaction in Online Learning / 2170-2j Patricia A. Beffa-Negrini, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Brian Miller, University of Delaware Nancy L. Cohen, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Clinical Research Training in CAM for Minorities at an HBCU / 2158-2j Emmanuel A. Taylor, Morgan State University, MD Lanardo Moody, Morgan State University, MD David Levine, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine , MD Gail Geller, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine , MD Robert Duggan, TAI-SOPHIA Institute, MD Use of literature in teaching psychopathology / 2157-2j Elias Mpofu, The Pennsylvania State University Sonja Feist-Price, University of Kentucky The Use of Telemedicine in Correctional Facilities / 2156-2j Sonja Feist-Price, University of Kentucky , KY Neena Khanna, Pennsylvania State University, PA Elias Mpofu, University of Kentucky , KY Lynda Brown Wright, University of Kentucky , KY The Use of Telerehabilitation in Assistive Technology / 2154-2j Neena Khanna, University of Kentucky, KY Sonja Feist-Price, University of Kentucky, KY Impact of a Computer-based Case Study on Outbreak Investigation Skills / 2149-2jA 2149-2jB Jeanette Stehr-Green, Public Health Practice Program Office, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Nancy Gathany, Public Health Practice Program Office, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Introducing Telemedicine within a Health Informatics Curriculum / 2143-2j George Demiris, University of Missouri-Columbia (Re-) Capturing the Novel / 2139-2w Lewis Kamm, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Web-enhanced Pharmacology for Nursing Students / 2138-2w Christina Quinn, Georgia State University, GA A Teaching Note on Service-Learning through Applied Community Research / 2133-pm B.C. Ben Park, Pennsylvania State University at DuBois Service Learning: Beyond the Classroom / 2131-2j Maria T. Luskay, Pace University, NY Building a Journalism Course on Learning Theory / 2130-2j Wanda Brandon, Southwest Missouri State University Collaborative Efforts in the Scholarship of Teaching / 2129-2j Wendy M. Smith-D'Arezzo, University of Wyoming at Casper Tenure and Promotion and the Scholarship of Teaching: Two Conversations or One? / 2127-2j William G. Berube, University of Wyoming Suzanne Young, University of Wyoming Dialectical Notebooks: A Cognitive Approach / 2124-2j Robert J. Affeldt, University of New Mexico The Effect of the Use of Games in the Basic Speech Course / 2122-2j Lisa M. Schroeder, Kent State University, OH Community Service Learning as a Model Approach in Active Teaching and Learning / 2119-2j Jesse N. Valdez, University of Denver, CO Theresa A. Salazar, University of Denver, CO Teaching More Than You Know / 2118-2j Lawrence E. Zeff, University of Detroit Mercy, MI Mary A. Higby, University of Detroit Mercy, MI An ICT-based Borderless Combination of Alternative and Augmentative Communication Systems / 2112-2j Juan-Miguel León-Rojas, University of Extremadura , Spain Valentín Masero Vargas, University of Extremadura , Spain María Montańa Morales Morgado, Universidad Laboral, Spain Changes in Teacher Candidates' Beliefs About Education / 2096-2l Anthony J. Onwuegbuzie, Howard University, Washington, DC Ann E. Witcher, University of Central Arkansas Terry L. James, University of Central Arkansas Lynn C. Minor, Valdosta State University, GA Integrating ICT in Higher Education: The Case of ITESM / 2057-1w Martha Burkle, University of Sussex, UK Yusuf Sayed, University of Sussex, UK Using personality type in the business communication classroom / 1082-2l William Mcpherson, Indiana University of Pennsylvania The Accuracy of Self-Efficacy: A Comparison of High School and College Students / 1070-1la 1070-1lb 1070-1lc L. Brent Igo, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Michael D. Toland, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Terri Flowerday, University of New Mexico Samuel Y. Song, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Kenneth A. Kiewra, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Collaborative Speech-Language Services in Urban Schools / 1058-1w Monica Gordon Pershey, Cleveland State University, OH Candace I. Rapking, Cincinnati Public Schools, OH Doctoral Student Perceptions of Learning to be Reflective Practitioners / 1052-1l Kathleen B. Corcoran, Mosaics Integrated Health, OH Sharon D. Kruse, University of Akron, OH John J. Zarski, University of Akron, OH Voices from Schools: Listening to Australian Students in Transition / 1049-1l David Williams, University of South Australia Peter Boman , James Cook University , Australia African American Male Students' Perception of a Mathematics Learning Environment / 2144-2j Joy Moore, University of Cincinnati, OH Using Service-Learning to Develop Collaboration Skills / 2128-2j Frank Maling Bosworth III, Louisiana State University Marsha Ruth Cuddeback, Louisiana State University Interbeing Among Teachers and Students / 2188-2l Scott A. Chadwick, Iowa State University Journeying Out: Conceptual Mapping and Writing Process / 2174-pm Beth Brunk-Chavez, The University of Texas at El Paso Janette Martin, James Madison University, VA Teaching Mindfully: Heroism and Tragedy, Healing and Bereavement in the Student-Teacher Relationship Heather Ann Ackley Bean, Azusa Pacific University, CA


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Somersett Golf and Country Club is a private golf club designed by Tom Kite and is one of the finest golf courses in the Reno-Tahoe area. The brand new clubhouse is finished and has a wonderful restaurant, full bar, members lounge and beautiful golf shop. Come take a look and be sure to step out onto the deck to see the gorgeous views of Somersett & the surrounding mountains.
This 18 hole course is a par 72 that is 7,252 total yards with some of the most beautiful views of the surrounding mountains, over 7 lakes, 62 white sand bunkers, 400 foot wide landing areas and some challenging elevation changes.
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Why That Extra Bedroom Might Be Worth It
If you are shopping for a home you may be wondering whether or not it is worth it to pay a little extra for a home with one more bedroom.
It's a tough decision to make, especially when balancing other factors such as location and the other features of the home. However, having one more bedroom than you think you need could end up being a good thing for a number of reasons.
Expanding Family
Perhaps you only planned on having two children, but a third one might come along as an unplanned surprise… will you have enough room for everyone?
One of your children's friends might have a bad home situation and need a place to crash for a while. One of your elderly parents might need to live with you for a while.
There are many situations when the family living under your roof might expand, (even if it's just having guests over the weekend) so make sure that you have the space to accommodate.
A Home Office
If you are working from home or have your own business, a private space in the home to work can be worth its weight in gold. It's really difficult to be productive when you are trying to work at the kitchen table with the rest of the family buzzing around you, so turn your extra bedroom into a home office.
Rental Income
An extra bedroom might be a great source of income, especially if it can be turned into a basement or attic suite. As long as you don't mind the responsibility of being a landlord, you could rent out the room to a tenant and let their rent help you cover the mortgage payment.
Resale Value
Buying a slightly larger house with one more bedroom means that the home will be easier to sell in the future. This is especially true if all of the other homes in the area have similar amounts of bedrooms.
Guest Room
If you live in Arizona than it is very likely you will have out of state relatives or friends who might come and visit you and you will probably want to be able to give them a place to sleep so that they don't have to pay for a hotel.
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It's a happy coincidence that National Adoption Month should begin on my adoptive father's birthday. I'd been following the conversation on adoption and loss on Twitter and it caused me to reflect on this very special relationship that has spanned decades of my life.
My Daddy Gary entered my world when I was seven and legally adopted me around the time I was nine. I remember my mom attempting to explain why this was happening, but I didn't comprehend then—and am still trying to piece together now—the reasoning behind the decision. Yet what was plain to me even as a child was my father's obvious agitation at the course of things. I remember sitting in the passenger's seat of his car, seeing his hand clutch the stick shift, and noting an unusual graveness about him. —I will always be your dad.
The memories of my adoption are not pretty: I recall a dark courthouse, a self-important judge ("Say 'yes, sir!'"), and my dad, at a distance, looking uncharacteristically crestfallen. I walked out of that building with a new surname I was reluctant to use, not out of any dislike for my stepfather—I was already deeply attached to him—but the frightening sensation of being separated from the clan and severed from the thickness of family history. (My Daddy Gary also bears the name of the stepfather who adopted him, but rather than appreciating this poetic symmetry, it felt doubly estranging.) And then there was the insupportable weight of betrayal: The image of my happy-go-lucky father so visibly crushed would haunt me for years. Continue reading


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Just because it's so good, here's H. Richard Niebuhr's characterization of mid-20th-century theological liberalism: "A God without wrath brought men without sin into a kingdom without judgment through the ministrations of a Christ without a cross." That may be the tightest summary of the evisceration of Scripture I know of.
More thoughts on parenting. It will take a few bullet points to get to the main idea, which is this: if the hearts of your kids are inclined to obey you, then they will obey God when they leave home — and that's what we're working toward. This isn't a power-struggle. The goal is literally bigger than both of you.
Kids are natural tyrants, which is one way of describing original sin. Few things are as miserable as a child holding an entire store or restaurant hostage in a screaming fit. Children are marvelously devoted to the dominion of self (as are adults), and will gladly punish the world for violations of that dominion. At the time of Hitler and Stalin, W.H. Auden wrote Epitaph on a Tyrant:
Perfection, of a kind, was what he was after,
And the poetry he invented was easy to understand;
He knew human folly like the back of his hand,
And was greatly interested in armies and fleets;
When he laughed, respectable senators burst with laughter,
And when he cried the little children died in the streets.
A self-worshiping child is a tyrant and the "perfection" she seeks is conformity to her will. She knows "human folly" remarkably well and plays the adults around her ("respectable senators") like a violin. She can be agreeable and charming as it suits her, but the end is tragic. The tyranny of a spoiled child looks, on the surface, like a behavior problem, but it's not. It's an identity problem. What she needs to know is her humble role in the cosmos beneath the wonder and majesty of God.
One of the clearest biblical examples of all this is the sons of Eli (1 Sam 2:12-36). Eli's sons are eventually condemned to death for dishonoring God by serving their own desires, but God makes clear he holds Eli accountable (v.29). Again, it may look like the essence of the offense is their conduct in and around the Tent of Meeting, but it's not. The real problem is way back up in v.12: "they did not know the Lord." And not knowing the Lord, as Calvin says in the beginning of the Institutes, they did not know themselves. When this is the case, for any human being, we live to honor ourselves and no one else.
It begins with us as parents. If what our kids see when they look at us is a servant of God, living for his will rather than our own (and that's the real battle), it will help shape them. But it won't solve everything. Some parents are so retiring that their kids become all the more tyrannical (Eli's problem). We have to see what's going on in the heart of a child and discern what's really there. The world is filled with disciplined, agreeable kids who are self-absorbed, as well as hyper-crazy kids who are essentially humble but need to grow in self-control. What you're aiming to shape is a heart that knows the showdown of self-will and God's will, and has the character tools to make a wise decision. Obedience is just the sign that they know who they are.


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Rita Ora also holds firm at Number 1 in the UK Singles Chart
Keane held off Tenacious D's 'Rise Of The Fenix' to remain top of the UK Album Chart.
The comedy duo were looking favourites to topple Keane in Wednesday's Official Chart Update, but a late surge in sales saw 'Strangeland' hold onto the Number 1 spot, reports the Official Charts Company.
Jack Black and Kyle Gass, who are Tenacious D, were forced to settle for second place, giving the duo their highest charting album to date in the UK. Their previous highest was Number 10 with 2006's 'Pick Of Destiny'.
Completing the Top 5 is Emeli Sande with 'Our Version Of Events' (Number 3), Adele's 21 (Number 4) and Salford-born singer/songwriter Ren Harvieu who debuts at Number 5 with her first album, 'Through The Night'.
Elsewhere, Garbage secured a Top 10 placing with their long-awaited new album 'Not Your Kind Of People' and Beach House grabbed their first UK Top 20 album with 'Bloom' (Number 15).
Meanwhile, in the UK Singles Chart, Rita Ora held on for a second consecutive week at Number One. Her track, 'R.I.P', saw off stiff competition from FUN, whose 'We Are Young' jumped three places to Number 2.
'Call Me Maybe' by Canadian popster Carly Rae Jepsen is a non-mover at Number 3, while Alex Clare's 'Too Close' holds strong at Number 4. Tulisa completes the Top 5 with 'Young'.
Following the death of disco legend Donna Summer last week, five of her classic singles have re-entered the charts, with 'I Feel Love' leading the way by re-entering at Number 45.


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I love breakfast, but rarely have the time to do anything that takes more than 5 minutes flat to prepare. This week is spring break in my neck of the woods, and it seems I have less time than ever with my little ones at home for the week.
The good news is that after spring break, summer always seems to come right away. With that, comes farmer's markets and fresh BERRIES!
Berry season will soon be upon us, and I'm finding lately that I just can't wait! This recipe will be perfect once they are in season, but it also hits the spot for me year around. Recipe below for some berry love!
- 1 cupgrape-nuts cereal
- 1 cupgreek yogurt
- 1 cupraspberries
- 1 cupblueberries
- 1 cup segmented clementines
- All natural honey
- In a glass, mason jar or serving bowl, layer Grape-Nuts Cereal, Greek yogurt, raspberries, honey, grape-nuts, Greek yogurt, and blueberries, clementines, honey. Repeat in that order until you fill your glass or serving bowl.


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- Paleontology
- Fossil invertebrates
- Myxomycota
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Keller, Harold W. Formerly, Department of Microbiology and Immunology, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio.
Last reviewed:2014
- Distribution and habitats
- Life cycle
- Cover fruiting body types
- Importance in research
- Links to Primary Literature
- Additional Readings
Organisms that are classified in the kingdom Fungi and given the class name Myxomycetes, following the rules of botanical nomenclature; or classified in the kingdom Protista at various taxonomic ranks, as class Mycetozoa, following the rules of zoological nomenclature. Evolutionary origins are controversial, but based on DNA sequencing techniques, many now believe that the Myxomycetes diverge early on in the tree of life in the region where other protists are found. See also: Fungi; Mycology; Protista; Systematics; Taxonomy
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favourite sport
favourite Furey event
general thoughts on Jeju/Korea
quote / motto
recommendations for newbies to Korea/Jeju
lesson(s) learned from living here
what date or what event did you start volunteering for Jeju Furey?
reason you joined Jeju Furey's executive team
what you like about Jeju Furey / what you don't
favourite Jeju Furey memory
event you'd most like to see in the future
event you'd most like to not see in the future
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first year in Korea, first year on Jeju – first year abroad! (2014)
BVB (Beach Volleyball)
Korea is filled with very kind and helpful people, especially on Jeju.
it's ok if you're afraid to try new things, but don't let that stop you from doing it.
just go out there and have fun
I've already moved my entire life to the other side of the world, what else can possibly be scarier than that?
PhotoHunt2 (winter 2014)
I had such a fun time participating in the first PhotoHunt that I wanted to help come up with challenges for the next one
Jeju Furey is a good way for foreigners to get involved with and give back to the community.
Be warned, you will be spammed with A LOT of Furey updates!
BVB10, the first beach volleyball tournament I went to. Being fairly new to Jeju, it was a great opportunity to meet new people and was amazing to see all these people coming out and just having fun.
Future event: an eating competition! Who doesn't like food?
DON'T want to see: 노래방 kpop competition.


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Overcoming Food Guilt
Our relationship with food is complex. We can eat for hunger, pleasure or out of emotion. Unfortunately, guilt and shame can become associated with food, or our behaviors around food. Feeling guilt and/or shame around food can lead to negative eating habits - and who wants that?! Food should nourish our mind and body!
Food guilt occurs when you feel badly for something you did or didn't do related to a behavior or decision about food. Food shame is guilt based on a judgement about you as a person related to food.
In our diet-culture these days, we tend to pursue or idealize a certain body type or diet. When we fail at either, we are bound to question our worthiness. How can we kick the guilt to the curb and find a healthy relationship with food?
Lead with compassion
Food can be a big part of our lives: happy hours, birthdays, working lunches, etc. While you can certainly be focused on making choices that make your body feel it's best - it's OK to have birthday cake or pizza! Give yourself wiggle room to listen to what your body wants - if it wants a chocolate muffin, have a muffin! Maybe you balance it out with some fruit, but maybe that's not available. Give yourself a pass to be human and enjoy all sorts of foods.
Dismantle your food beliefs
There are no 'bad' foods. When you begin intuitive eating, a huge challenge is to move past labeling foods 'good' and 'bad', or black and white thinking. Putting certain foods on a pedestal while demonizing others sets you up for failure eventually. And failure can lead to feeling a heck of a lot of guilt and shame. All foods have a purpose: providing energy, pleasure and/or fostering relationships. While kale might provide lots of nutrients, it may not give off much pleasure. Alternately, a slice of cake is probably a BIG pleasure and still give you carbohydrates and fats - both of which your body needs. Both serve their purpose and it's detrimental to label one over the other.
Don't diet
Dieting brings rules, which makes us feel shameful or guilty if we don't adhere to them. Intuitive eating can be a powerful tool. Instead of giving yourself rules to follow, try listening to your hunger cues (ask yourself: am I hungry or full?), being mindful when you eat (put down your fork, engage with your dining partners and savor what you're eating) and eating balanced meals (there should be protein, fat and fiber on your plate).
Think big picture
When you begin feeling shame or guilt for how or what you ate, ask yourself if this really makes you a bad person. Will this affect your life in 5 years? 10 years? Will you remember what or how you ate when you're 90 years old? Or will you remember your experiences with other people? Don't get so caught up in eating, that you don't experience your best life!
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September is the warm-up month for archers headed out for the big-game season on Oct. 1. Several clubs offer bow hunters open shoots before the season opener.
Hawkeye Bowmen invites archers to its Labor Day Shoot Sept. 1 at the club's 35-acre grounds at 13300 Clinton St.
Breakfast starts at 6 a.m. and shooters of traditional and compound gear can register for shooting the course from 7 a.m. until noon. Forested hillsides and an interesting variety of animal targets at varying distance make this an enjoyable challenge for bow shooters along three 10-target courses.
For more details, call Phil Fleck at 998-4857 or visit hawkeye.bowmen.com.
Other club shoots are listed under "Archery" in the Calendar.
Trapper honored
Gordon Berndt, 83, of Victor has been inducted into the National Trappers Association Hall of Fame.
Berndt, a founding and active member of the Genesee Valley Trappers Association for more than 50 years, served as president of the New York State Trappers Association in the 1970s and as a director with the NTA. He continues to set traps regularly and to assist others interested in trapping.
He also does wildlife photography, assists during fur auctions and sales, and speaks with non-trappers about the positive aspects of trapping as a wildlife management tool. Look for him around the bidding table at auctions this fall and winter.
Waterfowl hunt days
Waterfowl hunters now can apply for Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge reserved hunt days. Hunters can complete a Waterfowl Lottery Application Form and return it to the refuge before 4 p.m. Sept. 15.
Applications can be obtained by visiting the refuge, by calling (585) 948-5445 or by going on line at fws.gov/refuge/Iroquois.
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New Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza has spent much of his nine weeks on the job touring classrooms in the city's 1,800 schools. He won't on Thursday; kids are home.
It's Anniversary Day, which means nothing to no one. It used to be called Brooklyn-Queens Day, which meant nothing to no one.
Yet thanks to the idiotic calendar the city negotiated with the teachers union, the vast system will nonetheless be shuttered, leaving parents scrambling for childcare. Teachers work, though on what pressing tasks, this late in the year, we can't imagine.
Then it's back to class for everyone on Friday, before a three-day weekend — since Monday is June Clerical Day, another day off for kids that means nothing to no one.
Dumb gets dumber. The last two days of the year are June 25 and June 26, a Monday and Tuesday. That final day is a half day.
While the citywide attendance hovers around 90%, it will fall through the floor by expecting kids to trudge back to class after a weekend with barely a week before the Fourth of July. That's exactly what happened last year.
It's a school system: learn something. Cancel the nonsense holidays and end on a Friday.


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It could lead to the first shut down there in more than four decades.
NEW YORK - Workers are preparing to strike at Bloomingdale's famed flagship Manhattan store, which could lead to the first shut down there in more than four decades.
A spokeswoman for the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union says talks are continuing, but the 2,000 workers have authorized a walkout if a contract dispute is not resolved by Thursday. Bloomingdale's did not immediately respond to telephone and e-mail messages Friday morning.
Union spokeswoman Carolyn Daly says the union and management are split over health care coverage and raises. Negotiations began in February, and the contract has been extended until Thursday. Daly says no date has been set for a walkout.
The walkout would affect only Bloomingdale's 59th Street store just east of New York's Central Park.


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Nor by collecting dust one can get wealth ;
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text: Government of Saskatchewan supporting labour recruitment in Ireland22 employers looking to fill 275 vacancies through recruitment mission02/06/2012|hrreporter.com|Last Updated: 02/10/2012 The government of Saskatchewan and employers throughout the province will embark on a labour recruitment mission to Ireland in March. Premier Brad Wall and Advanced Education, Employment and Immigration Minister Rob Norris will participate in the trip. Immigration staff will support employers who are actively making job offers in Ireland at career fairs in Dublin (March 3 to 4) and Cork (March 7) where more than 9,000 qualified candidates in fields including trades and construction, engineering and health sciences are expected to attend. RELATED ARTICLESAfter Mississippi ICE raids, job fair draws hopeful workers'Aggressive' discouraging descriptor to job candidates: ReportFeds invest $5.4 billion in skills training, labour market transitions in Quebec"The new Saskatchewan offers jobs, a high quality of life and a welcoming environment to newcomers," Wall said. "We look forward to telling our story in Ireland. Immigration is helping sustain our economic momentum and enriching our cultural diversity." There is a tremendous pool of qualified people in Ireland who are actively seeking opportunities abroad, Norris said. The Irish Economic and Social Research Institute estimates 75,000 Irish are expected to emigrate in 2012 as unemployment in the country continues to rise. The mission will connect Saskatchewan employers with qualified candidates who are seeking to emigrate, he said.Twenty-two employers have committed to participating in the mission with more than 275 vacancies on offer. Candidates who receive an offer of employment will work with immigration officers to apply to the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program. © Copyright Canadian HR Reporter, HAB Press. All rights reserved. Add Comment * Title * Name * Email Anonymous * Comment


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The shooting Mahesh Babu's upcoming film "Bharath Ane Nenu", under the direction of Koratala Siva, which was happening in Lucknow had been stalled abruptly. The unit had moved to Lucknow at the beginning of this week to shoot some crucial scenes on Mahesh Babu and Prakash Raj. Shooting in Lucknow was supposed to go till the end of this month.
The reason for this abrupt ending of the Lucknow schedule is because of the restrictions placed by Archeological Survey of India (ASI). The team had planned to shoot at Musa Bagh Lucknow, which is an historical garden scenic spot built by fifth Nawab of Awadh, SaadatAli Khan on the banks of the river Gomti. When the makers approached ASI for the required permission to shoot on this historical place, they had straight away received the reply as big "No".
A close source from the ASI department shared the details saying, "ASI doesn't want to spoil this 200 year old Musa Bagh surroundings by allowing film shootings at this location. Yes, the makers of "Bharath Ane Nenu" came to us asking for permission, but we denied them the clearance as we have seen earlier how the location had been spoilt by filmmakers. They don't even make an effort to clean their mess after completion of shooting. We are no more interested in allowing film makers to spoil these heritage sites of India"


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February 10, 2018 | 9 am – 3 pm
Visit: https://sterlingcollege.edu/visit-sterling/open-house/ for more info!
Tentative schedule:
9AM: Registration Open, Donuts & coffee served in Dunbar
9:30 – 9:45AM: Welcoming Remarks about Sterling College's Mission of Environmental Stewardship – Matthew Derr
9:45AM – 10AM: Welcome from Admission
11AM- 11:15AM: Ecology Presentation
11:20AM – 11:35AM: Outdoor Education Presentation
11:45AM: Lunch in our #1-rated campus dining hall!
1:00 – 1:15: Sustainable Agriculture Presentation
1:30PM – 1:45PM: Sustainable Food Systems Presentation
1:45PM – 2:00PM: Environmental Humanities presentation
2:10 – 2:25: Global Field Studies Presentation
2:25 – 2:35: Closing
Plus meetings with faculty, financial aid counselors, and learning support staff.
Whether you're a high school student creating your college list, a student at another college who is thinking of transferring to Sterling, a parent of a prospective student, a sibling, or a friend, you are welcome at Open House, and we can't wait to meet you.
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Police trying to sort out shooting at Whole Foods in downtown Miami
Miami police on Tuesday afternoon were trying to sort out a shooting that left one man in the hospital with a bullet wound, another detained and being questioned and a third on the run.
But with initial witness accounts sketchy, several hours after the shooting police still aren't certain if they have the shooter detained or if he had escaped.
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Pasadena City College's Samuel Jo and El Camino College's Cindy Ngo, both swimmers for their respective schools, are the recipients of the 2017-2018 Don MacKenzie Memorial Scholarships. The two student-athletes receive $1,000 awards from the South Coast Conference.
The MacKenzie Scholarships go to sophomore student-athletes who exhibit strong academics and high performance on the field of play. In some cases, the student-athletes chosen are ones who also have overcome obstacles and involve themselves in community service. The awards honor the memory of MacKenzie, a long-time SCC commissioner from 1979-2004.
Jo is the first Pasadena athlete to win the award in nine years. Ngo is one of the three El Camino students who have won the award in the past two seasons alone.
A two-time South Coast Conference Men's Swimmer of the Year, Jo won three state titles in his two seasons at PCC, including two straight years as the 100-yard backstroke champ. At the 2018 CCCAA State Meet, Jo smashed three Lancers school records in the 100, 200 backstroke and the team's 200 medley relay. He helped PCC win its first SCC dual meet title (perfect 7-0) and achieve its highest finish at state (sixth) since 1978. Recently, Jo was honored as the 2017-18 PCC Men's Athlete of the Year for all sports. A graduate from Loyola High, Jo earned a 3.44 GPA as a kinesiology major. He has performed community service as a volunteer at the Good Shepherd Shelter, which provides sanctuary for family members who suffered through domestic violence. At the shelter, Jo assisted children in helping with their reading and writing skills. He has also volunteered at Project Angel Food, preparing meals for those with critical illnesses.
Jo, who has aspirations to become a physician assistant, is currently deciding between several universities as he plans on continuing his education and swim career at a 4-year university. He swam under PCC head coach Terry Stoddard.
Ngo led the El Camino women's swim team as a 2-time conference champion in both the 50 and 100-yard freestyle events. She was a state silver medalist in the 50 free as a freshman. At the 2018 state meet, she earned three top 4 medals. An accomplished student with a 3.9 GPA, Ngo is a sociology major and is headed to UC San Diego where she will continue her swim career and education. Ngo has volunteered her time for Habitat for Humanity, helping with the building of homes for those in need. She is serving as a Los Angeles County Ocean Lifeguard, something she wants to pursue as a career. Before coming to El Camino, Ngo attended/graduated from West High in Torrance. She swam at ECC under head coach Corey Stanbury.
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The Sandakan Offroad Challenge 2013 roared into action as more than 50 four-wheel drive vehicles began their long journey to the rugged wilds of the Demarakot rainforest.
The four-wheel drive enthusiasts from Sabah, Sarawak, Labuan as well as foreign participants from Japan, Brunei, and Indonesia are taking part in the 4-day expedition starting on 19th January.
Among them was a lone lady driver, Liau Ching Fung, 39 from Sarawak, who is thrilled to take part in the challenge, and hopes more women would join the rally.
The event was organised by the Sandakan Municipal Council and the Sabah Offroad Adventure Association.
Datuk Masidi said Sabah offers an unrivalled eco-adventure experience and encouraged more Sabahans especially associations and the youths to organise their own expeditions to discover Sabah's natural beauty for themselves.
Located at the heart of Borneo and covers 55.139 hectares of mixed dipterocarp forest, Demarakot Forest Reserve is a class II commercial forest reserve which the state government holds up as a model of sustainable forest management.
"This rally is yet another great opportunity to showcase Sabah's wild frontier, Demarakot, which is a shining example of our commitment to environmental conservation and rehabilitation," Sabah Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister Datuk Masidi Manjun said during his speech at the launch of the event on Saturday near Kota Kinabalu Port.
The teams will face a daunting challenge at Demarakot where they will traverse the treacherous 20km former timber track deep inside the forest reserve in a test of skill, endurance and teamwork to conquer some of the most punishing off-road terrains in the world.
With the recent rain, conditions will become even tougher as the vehicles head into the dense jungle to wrestle with the sticky mud, broken-down bridges, swollen rivers and streams.
Sabah Off-road Adventure Association members together with President Hiew Min Khuin have carried out strict inspections to ensure vehicles are in excellent condition before the journey.
Continue reading (Incl. Pics) at: A Journey to The Heart of Borneo


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All the stuff we do online now is tracked and sits in a database table somewhere waiting to be analysed.
I've been that person, show me conversion rate, funnel dropout, search traffic, related tweets & likes, referral sites, click pattern data, user journeys. All that data has one thing in common. It's anonymous, faceless, soulless numbers.
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Jack Dempsey recently railed against the term user. Saying it took away the human aspect. There are worse terms in our industry for people. Traffic perhaps being the pinnacle.
In our focus on improving the work we do we use big data to make big decisions. We often fail to understand the human behind we what we do. Using data to design experiences is never going to make those experiences human. The focus on designing for people is slowly being lost in our industry in favour of a soulless focus on numbers.
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Only one Indian scribe jailed in 2016, says report
A record 259 scribes were imprisoned worldwide in the last year, revealed an annual list compiled by a non-profit that works to defend press freedoms
As per a report by the Commitee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), only one Indian journalist was imprisoned in 2016.
The Chhattisgarh police arrested freelance journalist Santosh Yadav for his reportage on alleged human rights abuses in the state.
The reports, the CPJ's annual prison census, show a record number of journalists jailed this past year. As many as 259 journalists were imprisoned around the world in 2016, with 81 of them being imprisoned in Turkey, said the report.
The report, which has been keeping track of scribes being imprisoned since 1990, claimed that the highest number in recent past was in 2012, when 232 journalists were jailed. This year some 20 women were arrested.
China, which has topped the list for the past two years, came second in 2016. Iran was also among the top five on the list. Compared to the 81 arrests in Turkey, China imprisoned some 38 journalists this year.
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'Gay marriage' and 'sexual preference' are loaded phrases. There are better and more accurate alternatives
Today I got out of my gay bed, kissed my gay boyfriend goodbye, went to the gym with my gay neighbour and then cycled my gay bike to my gay job.
Yes, a strange sentence, but to my ear the phrase "gay marriage" sounds just as peculiar. The qualifying prefix is superfluous in every case. Yet "gay marriage" remains acceptable in the house style of many media outlets (including the Guardian). It may not be offensive, but it doesn't quite sit right. The Australian national broadcaster, the ABC, opts for "same-sex marriage" in its neutral reporting, the adjective being less loaded than "gay", which has been hijacked by youth slang to mean anything inadequate or inferior.
Many (myself included) would much prefer the phrases "marriage equality" or "equal marriage". Some, such as this Christian website, are unlikely to be persuaded: "The term 'marriage equality' is an attempt to reframe the conversation and ascribe a certain level of irrationality to those who oppose same-sex marriage … However, attaching a new label to the cause does not change the core issues in the debate. If 'marriage equality' means 'gay marriage,' Christians should be opposed to it." But even the Daily Mail now talks about "marriage equality".
"Sexual preference" is in my view just as eccentric a term as "gay marriage". Again, it's freely adopted by many media organisations, including the Press Association and the Guardian in this 2015 report.
If you believe, as all the available science indicates, that being gay is attributed to nature and not nurture, that it's genetic and not a choice, then this term is a misuse. My preference is for mocha over latte, mashed potato rather than boiled, Madonna rather than Kylie. My sexual orientation is not a casual preference or a choice, like choosing between pizza and pasta. I don't merely prefer men to women. It's something innate.
Some gay people find it offensive when it's suggested that their sexual orientation is a choice; it trivialises the discrimination they've had to overcome by suggesting that they have just been obstinate and could always have chosen an easier path. It can also give ammunition to the traditional enemies of equality who will argue that any measures to accommodate someone's picky preference are not high priority.
"Sexual orientation" as an expression is clearer and less likely to lead to misunderstanding, acknowledging that you are born with an inner compass that points in a certain direction on the Kinsey scale.
Even if you do believe nurture plays a part in sexual orientation, the term sexual preference could still be a misnomer. Some parts of our character are so deeply ingrained from the nurture of our early childhood that we have little conscious choice over how they manifest as adults. When deconstructed, the term "preference" relating to sexuality seems, quite frankly, odd.
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GUEST CRITIC #17: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
As busy I get from time to time, I find that I can't see every movie under the sun, leaving my friends and colleagues to fill in the blanks for me. As poetically as I think I wax about movies on this website as a wannabe critic, there are other experts out there. Sometimes, it inspires me to see the movie too and get back to being my circle's go-to movie guy. Sometimes, they save me $9 and you 800+ words of blathering. In a new review series, I'm opening my site to friend submissions for guest movie reviews.
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Professionally, Blaine Grimes is a producer of the Reel World: Rewind podcast for Reel World Theology. He currently teaches English courses at a couple of universities, and he loves to write about film whenever has the the opportunity. Aside from watching, talking, and writing about movies, Blaine enjoys reading (about movies more often than not), board-gaming, and nerding-out in various and sundry ways. For example, just say the word and he will gladly get into a heated debate about why Superman is the greatest superhero of all time (no argument from me, the man is right). He also has a real soft spot for introspective Cold War spy literature. Follow him on Twitter and see Blaine's Work at Reel World Theology.
For an entire generation of avid fans who grew up in an era that saw annual (or at least semi-annual) installments in the Harry Potter universe and have since endured the painfully long five-year void left after "The Deathly Hallows — Part 2" premiered all the way back in 2011, David Yates's return to the wizarding world with the Rowling-penned "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," is an almost indescribably joyous occasion—the cinematic equivalent of a Thanksgiving feast, minus the annoying relatives. "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," the first entry in a project five-film series, hauled in an impressive $75 million at the domestic box office over the weekend, and while the numbers seems to indicate that the film has recaptured the magic and wonder of the original franchise, the truth is a little more complicated. Yates and Rowling haven't simply resurrected an old formula and cast the same old spells with "Fantastic Beasts;" they have, instead, created something of a different creature entirely.
Perhaps the most readily apparent difference is that Beasts transports us across the pond to pre-Potter New York in 1926. Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne), the future author of the fictitious book from which the film derives its title, arrives on American shores toting a magical suitcase filled with a menagerie of bizarre creatures. Before he is able to settle into his new surroundings, however, one of his fantastic beasts—the mischievous, kleptomaniac Niffler—escapes, leading him on a chase that causes him to cross paths and accidentally switch cases with a No-Maj (the American slag for Muggle) named Jacob Kowalski (Dan Fogler). Together, the two become embroiled in a much larger and more sinister plot involving the dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald (Johnny Depp) and the Auror, Perceval Graves (Colin Farrell).
There's a very real sense in which "Fantastic Beasts" seems to be primarily aimed at fans who read and watched "Harry Potter" as young children and have since grown up. For one, it unflinchingly takes us into a more mature kind of thematic darkness and unsettling territory than the majority of the Potter films. One narrative thread follows Mary Lou Barebone (Samantha Morton), the leader of a group called the Second Salemers, which seeks to exterminate all witches and wizards. Her methods are as detestable as her goals: She adopts children in order to recruit them into her propaganda machine, forcing them to hand out tracts each day and beating them for any perceived offense. It's utterly devoid of any of the levity associated with the Potter-Dursley relationship we've seen in earlier films. And if this is not weighty enough, there is another subplot that explores what happens to children who are forced into suppressing their magical inclinations.
It turns out that 1920s America is not a very safe time or place to be a witch or wizard. Unlike the majority of magical communities, we learn that relationships and fraternization between the magical and No-Majs are strictly prohibited. Enforcing this law is MACUSA (The Magical Congress of the United States of America), which is led by Seraphina Picquery (Carmen Ejogo) and her team of Aurors, who hunt dark wizards. If all of this feels like a lot to take in, rest assured that it is; and indeed "Fantastic Beasts"'s most significant flaw is that it is so busy introducing this very new wizarding community that we never feel like we're more than a tourist on a short visit. (Thankfully there are at least four more movies to remedy that ailment.) But the important thing—a major feat in its own right—is that Rowling and Yates bring to life a very interesting world that is worth returning to in subsequent films.
And while there are plenty of laughs, lighter moments replete with kid-friendly fare, and even a couple of opportunities for tears (Redmayne's performance, by the way, is quite good—and I am usually not a fan.), overall Fantastic Beasts feels like it embodies what Rowling's books did so well upon their initial release in growing up alongside its fanbase. It's a full-bodied blockbuster with plenty of subtext that is (unfortunately) remarkably relevant in a day and age where our President-Elect is known for the kind of vitriolic speech and exclusionary immigration policies that feel like they would be right at home in Rowling's 1920s magical community. In the end, then, Newt Scamander has arrived just in time, his infectious optimism reminding us that hope is not lost. And ultimately, "Fantastic Beasts" doesn't simply reclaim or recapture the magic; it shows us that the magic never died in the first place.
In the second of maybe a few more guest takes on "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," I thank Blaine Grimes for hopping on another website to share his full review. I highly recommend his thoughtful and skillful work as a film critic. Give that gentleman a follow and a like on social media. You won't regret his content. The door, sir, to return is always open.
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Reading God's Word makes me Curious. I'm curious because when I read the stories in His Word I'm fascinated, as well as intrigued by the characters, their reactions, and what they end up doing anyways despite how they feel or show opposition to the overall conclusions of their situations. Some of those situation turn out great, some good, and others not so good. But what creates the excitement is what God says and what he expects, and those He's speaking to are either not willing, afraid, feel inadequate or they just don't want to listen to God. But as I continue to read on into those stories, God slowly reveals to the reader how He moves upon each and every person in His Word, with love and with passion. I see so much of myself in His Word through these characters in the Bible that it's almost as if I'm reading my own life story. I keep reading His Word because I want to know how God continues to show Himself merciful, powerful and gracious in all that He does. My curiosity is always peaked as I get into a story and I don't know where it's leading, but God does, and that's why I keep reading His Word.
Archive for June, 2016
Read Your Word This Morning?
Posted by Men of Redemption on June 30, 2016
Posted in Read Your Word This Morning? | Tagged: afraid, character, children of God, curiosity, curious, faith, instruction, Jesus Christ, knowledge, peace, power, righteousness, strength, truth, understanding | 5 Comments »
My Daily Devotion
Posted by Men of Redemption on June 30, 2016
"Therefore, as the Holy Spirit says: "Today, if you will hear His voice, Do not harden your hearts as in the rebellion, In the day of trial in the wilderness, Where your fathers tested Me, tried Me, And saw My works forty years. Therefore I was angry with that generation, And said, 'They always go astray in their heart, And they have not known My ways.' So I swore in My wrath, 'They shall not enter My rest.'" Beware, brethren, lest there be in any of you an evil heart of unbelief in departing from the living God; but exhort one another daily, while it is called "Today," lest any of you be hardened through the deceitfulness of sin. For we have become partakers of Christ if we hold the beginning of our confidence steadfast to the end, while it is said: "Today, if you will hear His voice, Do not harden your hearts as in the rebellion." – HEBREWS 3:7-15
Today's Point of Focus:
Let's adhere to the ways of Our Heavenly Father, and pursue Him with all diligence in all things.
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Read Your Word This Morning?
Posted by Men of Redemption on June 29, 2016
You ever wonder when is the best time to read the Word of God? If you're probably starting out trying to find a good time to begin, consider before you start your day. I find that as God awakens me each day, I want to give Him my first fruits of everything I set out to do. That means before I go to work, spend time with the Lord; I thank Him for allowing me to arise with life, strength and ability in my body, good health, and with all my senses intact. Then I get into reading His Word, getting instruction, wanting to hear from Him what it is that He wants me to do for that day. Then I pray over my day, my marriage, my family, and over all the activities I'm going to be involved in for His protection and guidance through it all. Then I walk out the door and I'm prepared for what I will face. I do this daily because His Word teaches us to be prepared, gird ourselves, and seek Him so that we have life and that more abundantly. But in many cases, it's a choice for all of us as to when we choose to read God's Word. The best time to read God's Word – is anytime! God is ready, willing and prepared to speak to us whenever we pick up His Word and get intimate with Him because that's what He desires from His people.
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My Daily Devotion
Posted by Men of Redemption on June 29, 2016
"And the Lord spoke to Moses, saying, "Send men to spy out the land of Canaan, which I am giving to the children of Israel; from each tribe of their fathers you shall send a man, every one a leader among them . . . . Then Caleb quieted the people before Moses, and said, "Let us go up at once and take possession, for we are well able to overcome it." But the men who had gone up with him said, "We are not able to go up against the people, for they are stronger than we." And they gave the children of Israel a bad report of the land which they had spied out, saying, "The land through which we have gone as spies is a land that devours its inhabitants, and all the people whom we saw in it are men of great stature. There we saw the giants (the descendants of Anak came from the giants); and we were like grasshoppers in our own sight, and so we were in their sight." – NUMBERS 13:1, 2; 30-33
Today's Point of Focus:
How you see life with God's eyes can determine your perspectives and direction of life.
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Read Your Word This Morning?
Posted by Men of Redemption on June 28, 2016
There may be times where I get into a bad habit of putting off reading God's Word. I'll do things before I make time to commune with the Father such as friends, hobbies, outdoor activities, church, and even family. I know the last two I just mentioned, church and family, may seem a bit challenging but if I am going to understand who God is and who He is to me, I need to make Him priority over all things. I have no family without God first. I have no church without God being the priority in my life. That's why Procrastination is such a major problem with many of us. We put off reading His Word for the simple fact that we can wait to do it when we're done with what we like or enjoy or even when it's convenient. I try to make God first in all that I do by making time for Him after He wakes me up every morning to get into His Word; to take time out to pray and give Him thanks for allowing me to see another day; and especially give praise and honor to worship Him because of who He is, the Creator of the Universe and all living things. I couldn't know this or understand this if I'm procrastinating and putting off engaging in reading His Word. I want to know my heavenly Father on a more intimate level, and the only way I know how to do that is not putting off reading His Word and being intentional about it. I make it a priority in my daily life to get into reading. He has made such a difference in my life, and where He has brought me from. Therefore, I make every attempt to make time and not procrastinate or put off the reading of His Word for my life because really, my life belongs to Him. He created it, sustains it and the He is my provider. Get into His Word, stay in His Word, and He will do the same for you.
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My Daily Devotion
Posted by Men of Redemption on June 28, 2016
"Now Thomas, called the Twin, one of the twelve, was not with them when Jesus came. The other disciples therefore said to him, "We have seen the Lord." So he said to them, "Unless I see in His hands the print of the nails, and put my finger into the print of the nails, and put my hand into His side, I will not believe." And after eight days His disciples were again inside, and Thomas with them. Jesus came, the doors being shut, and stood in the midst, and said, "Peace to you!" Then He said to Thomas, "Reach your finger here, and look at My hands; and reach your hand here, and put it into My side. Do not be unbelieving, but believing." And Thomas answered and said to Him, "My Lord and my God!" Jesus said to him, "Thomas, because you have seen Me, you have believed. Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed." – JOHN 20:24-29
Today's Point of Focus:
Believe that the Lord Our God is who He says He is! For He is, and is to come and reign forever!
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Recovery Tip For This Week!
Posted by Men of Redemption on June 27, 2016
Tip for this week . . . .
Let not Anger be a part of anything!
The one thing we cannot do or allow in our recoveries is a place for Anger. This emotion will surely put a serious wrench in any kind of recovery plan of structure, no matter how strong it may appear. Anger has the will, the desire and the intention to bring destruction to any efforts you pursue. How do we handle it? Acknowledge when we're angry, admit it, then allow God to take it away from your mind, your thoughts by prayer and reading His Word, then turning your focus towards His love for you. Then what I might suggest is call up one or two of your accountability partners and share how you feel at that moment. It's always good to bring someone else into that situation who can bring additional comfort and maybe a word of encouragement to ease the moment. Then proceed with moving forward in your recovery efforts and always prepare for the unexpected by being observant of your environments and those who have place in your sphere of influence. People and things can be triggered to set off past anger issues so being mindful at all times is critical while in recovery.
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My Daily Devotion
Posted by Men of Redemption on June 27, 2016
"So Jesus came again to Cana of Galilee where He had made the water wine. And there was a certain nobleman whose son was sick at Capernaum. When he heard that Jesus had come out of Judea into Galilee, he went to Him and implored Him to come down and heal his son, for he was at the point of death. Then Jesus said to him, "Unless you people see signs and wonders, you will by no means believe." The nobleman said to Him, "Sir, come down before my child dies!" Jesus said to him, "Go your way; your son lives." So the man believed the word that Jesus spoke to him, and he went his way. And as he was now going down, his servants met him and told him, saying, "Your son lives!" Then he inquired of them the hour when he got better. And they said to him, "Yesterday at the seventh hour the fever left him." So the father knew that it was at the same hour in which Jesus said to him, "Your son lives." And he himself believed, and his whole household. This again is the second sign Jesus did when He had come out of Judea into Galilee." – JOHN 4:46-54
Today's Point of Focus:
Believe, and know that the Word of God is true and always alive.
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My Daily Devotion
Posted by Men of Redemption on June 24, 2016
"But to each one of us grace was given according to the measure of Christ's gift. Therefore He says: "When He ascended on high, He led captivity captive, And gave gifts to men." (Now this, "He ascended"—what does it mean but that He also first descended into the lower parts of the earth? He who descended is also the One who ascended far above all the heavens, that He might fill all things.) And He Himself gave some to be apostles, some prophets, some evangelists, and some pastors and teachers, for the equipping of the saints for the work of ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ,till we all come to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God, to a perfect man, to the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ; that we should no longer be children, tossed to and fro and carried about with every wind of doctrine, by the trickery of men, in the cunning craftiness of deceitful plotting, but, speaking the truth in love, may grow up in all things into Him who is the head—Christ— from whom the whole body, joined and knit together by what every joint supplies, according to the effective working by which every part does its share, causes growth of the body for the edifying of itself in love." – EPHESIANS 4:7-16
Today's Point of Focus:
We all have spiritual gifts, so let's be and use those gifts for His Glory and not our own.
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Read Your Word This Morning?
Posted by Men of Redemption on June 23, 2016
Sooner or later as you continue to read God's Word you're going to run into some scripture that is written purposefully and specifically for one thing: Correction. One of God's desires is that we not fear to be corrected when we're not in alignment with His Word, His purpose or even what He wants us to do for the betterment and encouragement for the Kingdom of God. Sometimes when we read in the Word about correction our first thought is "O God, what have I done? Are you speaking to me right now?" And those are typical emotional responses from everyone who reads the Word. But God doesn't speak through His Word to condemn us, but through His Word that we might understand His order in doing so. God is a God of Order. There are many ways and means that He strategically designs and orchestrates purpose, direction, and He intends for His people, His followers of Christ to adhere to those instructions. If that means correcting us in so that we fall in line with His plans, then so be it. Receive it as such, because it will better the process in which we are to follow. And through the obedience of that correction we will see His blessings and fruit of that understanding in the efforts that we apply. Look for correction as you read His Word, apply it, and watch your understanding of His Word come alive to you in every aspect of your reading. Continue reading His Word, and experience the goodness of the Lord Jesus Christ!
"Poverty and shame will come to him who disdains correction, But he who regards a rebuke will be honored." – PROVERBS 13:18
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3 Alcohol and Drug Rehab Centers in East Meadow, New York
Both East Meadow and Hempstead have many activities and events for individuals and families. For those that need even more entertainment options, East Meadow is conveniently located about thirty miles from Manhattan. With so many opportunities to build an enriching new life, East Meadow may be the perfect location to begin your recovery.
The Truth About Substance Abuse In New YorkDespite offering such a high quality of life, the town is not completely immune to the effects of substance abuse. In fact, it is located in a state with one of the highest rates of drug use. But trends in recent years of substance abuse are stabilizing or declining overall in New York. Just a short drive away in New York City, for example, trends of substance abuse remained high in 2012, but admissions for cocaine abuse treatment was higher than it had been in decades. In other words, more people than ever are seeking treatment, though not everyone gets the treatment they need.
East Meadow is one of the many towns in New York that has been offering quality treatment programs for several years. In fact, the town is home to three of these facilities. While each specializes in unique programs, all three operate under the umbrella of Nassau University. Each are located in the Nassau University Medical Center, which is considered a local landmark and is the tallest building in the county.
The Nassau County MMTP Division Of Chemical Dependency ServicesThe Nassau County MMTP Division of Chemical Dependency Services specializes in alcohol rehabilitation services. However, it also provides substance abuse treatment, methadone maintenance, and buprenorphine and suboxone treatment services. All programs are conducted in an outpatient setting with stints lasting up to 120 days. This facility takes a holistic, all-natural approach to care. It has made services accessible and affordable by accepting both self-pay and Medicaid.
Nassau University Medical Center Detox UnitThis unit not only offers substance abuse treatment options, but also detoxification and methadone detoxification programs. Detox programs are considered intensive in nature. This location only offers these programs in a hospital inpatient setting, which guarantees efficient care will be available at all times during the program.
Like the other program, the Detox Unit prefers a holistic approach to care. It also accepts numerous forms of payment, such as self-payment, Medicaid, Medicare, and private health insurance.
Nassau University Medical Center Hospital Inpatient RehabThis program offers residential treatment options with a holistic rehabilitation perspective. These inpatient treatment stays can be short-term or long-term, depending on the individual patient, and can last 30 to 120 days.
The Inpatient Rehab accepts several forms of payment, including military insurance. Financial assistance and payment arrangements are also possible when necessary. These arrangements are made on an individual basis depending on a patient's financial situation.
How To Get To East MeadowFor those considering treatment in East Meadow, with its variety of treatment programs, it may be worthwhile to spend some time checking out the area. If you do, you'll have a myriad of hotel choices. The town is only a half hour's drive from La Guardia Airport, but is near two other major airports as well. It can also be reached by train from Penn Station or through the subway from surrounding areas.
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Derby delight for Deeping but Blackstones heading in the right direction
Blackstones boss Andy Lodge believes his side's decent display against derby rivals Deeping Rangers shows they are moving in the right direction.
The Division One visitors gave an excellent account of themselves against their high-flying top flight hosts in Tuesday night's Lincolnshire Senior Trophy tussle at the Haydon Whitham Stadium.
The Stamford side also had reason to feel aggrieved at the turning point of the game which swung the contest in Rangers' favour.
Having seen Joe Papworth cancel out Dan Schiavi's opener within two minutes of the start of the second half, a disputed corner decision went against Blackstones and Jonny Clay rifled Deeping back in front just before the hour mark.
Home skipper David Burton-Jones then added a third goal for Deeping to secure their place in the quarter-finals against Holbeach United.
But, despite the defeat, Lodge was delighted with the performance of his charges against a Deeping side he rates very highly.
Lodge said: "I thought the lads were superb. They gave their all and I was really pleased.
"I was with impressed with Deeping.
"They are a good side and one of the top teams in the Premier Division, but I thought we approached and dealt with things really well.
"They were the better side than us and controlled large parts of the game, but it's frustrating when a big decision goes against you.
"Anything can happen in cup matches and, even though they missed a few chances, we were still in it, but there is nothing we as managers can do about decisions – we just have to accept it.
"It didn't cost us the game, but we might have been able to hold on a bit longer and, going in the last 15 minutes of a cup match, you just never know.
"It was a really good session for us though. Our lads were pushed to the limit which will be good for their fitness as well.
"We are making good steps and it shows we are moving in the right direction.
Both sides created openings in a tight opening period as home marksman Scott Mooney steered an effort narrowly wide before Blackstones full-back made Ben Easson made a great saving tackle to deny Schiavi a clear shot on goal.
Matt Carter brought a decent save out of Deeping goalkeeper Dan Bircham who palmed away his goalbound effort while Jason Kilbride flashed a shot wide for the hosts who took the lead seven minutes before half-time.
A well-executed through ball was latched onto by Schiavi who held off Easson's challenge before firing past the advancing Aaron Bellairs.
Bellairs then did well to deny Mooney from close range with Coupland putting the follow up wide as Deeping finished the opening half seeking a second goal.
However, their lead was cancelled out just two minutes into the second half as Papworth collected a fine through ball from Jones de Sousa before firing home to bring back Blackstones level.
But parity lasted just 10 minutes as Rangers regained the lead after being awarded a second corner in succession.
It appeared Clay had headed wide from the first corner, but the decision went against Blackstones and the home defender was alert from the second delivery as the ball fell for him to rifle home.
The goal rocked Blackstones and the hosts soon added a third as good work from Henry Dunn created the opening for Burton-Jones to slot home.
Mooney had an effort ruled out for offside while Dunn fired wide after a slick passing move as Deeping finished on top to march on in a competition which they reached the final of last season.
Rangers: Bircham, Ward, Marsden, Burton-Jones, Hunnings, Clay, Kilbride (Coulson), Dunn Avis), Mooney, Coupland (Conyard). Not used: Waumsley, Barrand.
Blackstones: Bellairs, Easson, Bates (Buttery), Pell, Wilmer, Boome, Porter, Papworth, Carter (Harrold), Ginty, de Sousa. Not used: French, Lodge.
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- 1 Kilo - Noodles (flat)
- 200 Grams - Bacon
- 250 Grams - Sliced Ham
- 4 Cans - All Purpose Cream
- 2 Cans - Thinly sliced Button Mushrooms (approximately 500 grams)
- ½ Cup - Butter
- 1 Bottle - Olive Oil
- Salt and Pepper
Boil the pasta in water and cook it as instructed in the packaging or until al dente. Don't forget to add few salt and 2 tbsps. of oil. After cooking put the pasta in a strainer, drain well then run over cold water to cool it down and to avoid sticking to each other. Put the pasta in a serving bowl after draining.
In a frying pan, put few olive oil then fry the bacon, ham and mushroom one at a time. Set aside after frying each ingredient. In the same frying pan, put the butter and all purpose cream. Continuously mix it to avoid sticking and until it boils. Upon boiling, add the bacon, ham and mushroom while stirring continuously. Add salt and pepper to taste. Cook for about 5 minutes then transfer into a separate bowl. Serve while hot. You can add garlic-toasted bread on the side of your platter.My kids loved this pasta recipe so much. We got a taste of it in Max's Restaurant (Fettucini Carbonara ala Max), Pancake House (Fettucini Carbonara in white sauce) and in The French Baker. So what I did, I made an experiment of this recipe so even at home they can eat their favorite pasta dish. I hope they will like my own version of it.


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At the time Dora was suffering from symptoms of dyspnoea (difficulty breathing, hysterical choking), aphonia (loss of voice), fainting, depression, and had even threatened suicide.
19) She employs histrionic gestures when the situation requires emotional response from the audience, and in the face of danger her aphonia is magnified by her expression of virtue in distress by appearing terrified and sinking lifeless into Justin's arms not once but twice in the space of seven lines.
The staging of the play is constructed to emulate the hysteric's symptoms of amnesia and aphonia, through the use of silences, ellipses and repetitions of the scene of trauma ('the incident by the lake').
The clinical signs were raspy breathing, stridor, hoarse voice, aphonia, pain in the larynx area with swallowing or speaking.
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Fevvers completely rejects the hysterical symptoms of aphonia, aphasia and amnesia, it is the "note of rising hysteria in [her] voice" (281), the vibration of her utterances, the movement of her rhythmic, antagonistic (highbrow and Cockney, sublime and grotesque, kitsch and hysteric, corporeal and aerial), excessive, passionate, periodic overflowing sentences, "infecting" the Carterian text, that mimes hysteric convulsions and performs a pantomime creating a histrionic hysteric style--a corporeally convulsive yet highly verbal, even "oververbalized," ironic text of the "wondering womb.
This kind of past produced by the professional historian results in aphonia.
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103) does not end the play; it is followed by a short epilogue by the 'Voix de la Piece', the juxtaposition bringing out that unlike Dora, whose principal hysterical symptom is aphonia, the Play has a voice, is in a position to gain a hearing for its version of events.
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