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As noted in the book's introduction, "a great flowering of interest in archaeology, local history, and the natural environment took place in early Victorian England". Jones, the youngest in a Unitarian family in Carmarthen, Wales, was born in 1818, nicely in time to participate in that flowering. His diaries show that his broad interests, in geology and natural history, in particular, began before he went to Glasgow University, aged 20, to study for life as a minister in the Unitarian church.
Having graduated, he moved to ministry in southern England, joining the Somerset Archaeological and Natural History Society in 1849, when he moved from Northampton to Bridgwater. He became the society's general secretary in 1853 and remained an office-holder until his death, in Taunton, in 1873. His time in the Pyrenees, arising from a need to deal with illness in his family, lasted from October 1866 to July 1868.
As for most of us, the records of Jones and his families' travels seem to be rather patchy, making this a difficult biography to compile because of the relative paucity of evidence and/or information. He was a well travelled man in an age when travelling was difficult, although it became gradually easier as time (and his life) passed – when he went to Glasgow in 1838 he travelled from Swansea by sea via Liverpool and Greenock. The book takes one through his life from his childhood and youth in Carmarthen, his university days in Glasgow, and on via Northampton, where he spent several years (including about six months touring northern Europe after his first wife died, they had been married for less than five months), to Somerset, were he lived for some twenty four years (including the time in the Pyrenees).
The book is well illustrated with pictures ranging in age from early- to mid- 19th Century sketches and photographs, to modern day images. There are also half a dozen appendices, including a list of papers given/presented by Jones. Sadly, however, there are no quotations or extracts from the papers, and the book contains no comment on technical or other issues in relation to any of them. Summaries – the abstracts, if they exist – would have been interesting, along with, perhaps, a little more about perceptions in geology, natural history and archaeology when Jones was active.
FROM SOMERSET TO THE PYRENEES – in the steps of The Reverend William Arthur Jones, Geologist and Antiquary by David Rabson, 2015. Published by: Somerset Archaeological & Natural History Society, Norton Fitzwarren, Somerset, UK. ISBN: 978-0-902152-28-1. Paperback. 109 pp. List Price £14.95. www.freewebstore.org/SANHS

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It remains to be seen whether this stumbling block proves terminal in the Hammers' bid to lure the mercurial midfielder to the London Stadium.
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Our guest this month is pianist Tom Berge, bringing a bit of class to proceedings. Performing a mixture of originals and choice covers from musicians like Ben Wendel, Mark Guiliana and Avashai Cohen.
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For the most part, online marketing is a vital investment for most brands, and businesses. Choosing the right tools is essential ? doing so allows you to focus more on other important aspects of your business.
But here's the bigger question, how do you know that you're investing only in the top marketing tools ? with the power to boost your profits, gain more customers, and ultimately, make more sales?
Well, we've handpicked one of the best tools out there to jump-start your marketing efforts in no time:
1. Google Analytics – Website's real-time analytics
Google Analytics allows you to track the most vital data and stats on your website. For example, it lets you know all about your site's top pages, and identify the number of people that are using it. Also, their demographic location.
It also lets you see how profitable your online presence is, by giving you a breakdown of all the important traffic data of your website.
The advantages of Google Analytics:
- Gives comprehensive information about the different site visitors
- Analyzes different sources of traffic
- Delivers data on which of your site's pages are the most popular, or visited frequently
- Displays the traffic flow of the site
- Notes bounce rates
- Shows the manner how a website's traffic has changed over time.
2. Google AdWords – Keyword planner tool
Google's new keyword planning tool enables you to see a lot more than search volumes for the past year. Meaning, it has historical search volumes ? you can pick your timeframe select in one of the presets, to come up with historical data, (even way back in 2014).
Another handy feature is that it has a mobile search volume share, unlike Google's older version where you still have to change the type of charts to see this. New metrics are added at the same time, to improve the planning of AdWords campaigns. Additionally, you can instantly see new forecasts in the "Plan overview" without setting a bid just like in the older version.
By utilizing the Google Keyword Planner tool with Google Trends, you'll get the essential data that you're looking for.
3. Buffer – Scheduling Social Media Posts
Social media is an excellent opportunity to connect and reach out to people in creative ways. However, it's a tedious process, especially if you're managing and updating various social media platforms. But by utilizing Buffer as a social media scheduling tool, it's more practical for you to organize your posts across varied social media channels.
By merging everything in one location, you'll also get synthesized analytics on how well your posts are performing across different platforms. As a result, it will be relatively easy for you to see which type of content is doing well, from those that don't.
4. Hootsuite – Managing Social media
Hootsuite is a tool you've probably heard of many times especially in the digital marketing landscape. However, you'll be quite surprised that it also involves social media. So, what does it do?
Well, Hootsuite is another social media marketing tool that lets you set updates across varied social pages, all in one dashboard. It gives you the power to manage efficiently, and even organize posts ahead of time, and post later on, on your chosen social media channel. The platform enables you to monitor many social media streams in a single location.
Its analytics feature gives you an in-depth view of how well your campaign is working. Aside from that, it analyzes a shopper's questions and manages your team's posts more efficiently.
5. Snov.io – Cold outreach automation
Snovio is an all-in-one tool that will support you every step of your cold email marketing. It provides users with every tool they might need:
- Email Finder: the web app and Chrome extension perform email search in a blink of an eye on any website, be it the most popular professional social network or a search engine;
- Email Verifier: an instrument that checks your email list within minutes (of course, the more addresses you have, the more time it will take);
- Drip Campaigns: easy to use drag-and-drop cold email campaign builder lets you create triggered sequences of emails, so you won't have to spend endless hours on planning and sending emails manually;
- Email Tracker: a forever-free browser extension which tracks emails right from your Gmail providing you with detailed information on email opens and link clicks.
Another great thing Snovio offers is a Technology Checker tool that shows you which technologies and e-commerce solutions your competitors or clients are using: turn on this extension on any website and get a comprehensive report!
6. Sniply – Growth hacking
Sniply is a link-shortening tool that lets you attach a CTA on every single link that you share. The main reason why it's getting popular these days is it that it generates a lot of traffic and leads to your site via the external content you're linking out to.
If you're sharing content through various social channels regularly, use Sniply and attach a message directly to the page that you're linking to (together with a backlink to your site). Or utilize the text entry box to encourage users to sign up to your email list.
7. Canva – Photo editing
In its most basic form, Canva is a drag-and-drop tool that has hundreds of fonts, and millions of images. It's a simple tool that helps you generate creative designs even without a trained graphic designer.
Whether you want to create graphs, come up with print media, or edit photos, Canva is a highly efficient tool that is developed to assist you with all your visual projects.
8. MailChimp – Email marketing
There's always a debate between SEO vs direct mail, however, an email is one of the vital tools marketers use. It's one of the most intimate ways to reach out, wherein you can use several tools at your disposal to nurture leads. However, the challenge is optimizing your emails so that people won't unsubscribe or ignore them.
That's where MailChimp comes into play. It's an excellent tool that lets you send emails to hundreds and even thousands of recipients. This tool allows you to manage and create newsletters and mailing lists. Aside from that, it enables you to automate email campaigns and help you collect leads.
Another great thing about it is that it is easy to use and there's no coding involved, so it lets you customize templates easily.
9. Hotjar – Website optimization
You might be wondering what's the big deal about growth-driven websites. Well, having a growth-driven website a top priority of most businesses today. These sites are optimized and monitored continuously so that it works the most effectively and efficiently.
Hotjar is a relatively new tool that promotes the action of ongoing site enhancement by using a web design that's growth driven. It effectively analyzes things like content placement, CTAs, forms, landing pages on your site. It also gives valuable insight into the shopper's overall user experience ? watching them interact, showing you how to effectively approach your website.
10. Google Search Console – Optimize website visibility
Google Search Console is a service that enables you to efficiently observe and maintain the presence of your site in Google's search results. This tool gives Google to access your material, with minimal disruption regarding search performance.
It keeps your site clean by monitoring and resolving spam and malware issues should they arise. It allows you to submit and remove any specific content and monitor the ones that deliver exceptional outcomes.
11. Typeform – Secure customer feedback
Typeform is a web-based tool that helps you create forums and surveys that are customizable so that it engages users more, making it easier for them to respond.
This tool is incredibly user-friendly. It is accessible for both respondents and survey designers and utilized in both mobile and desktop platforms.
12. Contactout – Email finder tools
ContactOut is a simple browser extension that helps you find email addresses and phone numbers of anyone on LinkedIn. We've been around for just over three years and already have thousands of users from a third of the Fortune 500 (like Microsoft, PwC, and Symantec). ContactOut finds emails from 75% of Linkedin users (2x better than the next closest competitor) at a 97% accuracy rate. It's earned us multiple mentions on the ahrefs blog as one of the best freemium email outreach tools available. you get 50 free credits per month by default.
13. Right Inbox
250,000+ professionals use Right Inbox with Gmail for next-level email productivity.
Installing Right Inbox will effectively upgrade your Gmail with these superpowers:
– Schedule emails to be sent later so your communication is always relevant and timely
– Automate recurring emails to be sent out every time you need them to
– Attach private notes only you can read
– Use templates to write emails faster
– Switch between multiple signatures with one click
– Send sequences with follow-ups that automatically send if a recipient doesn't reply (and cancelled if they do)
– Set reminders to not lose track of important conversations
– Sync relevant emails with your favorite CRM application
– Share visual previews of web links within your emails, like on social media
– Embed GIFs from GIPHY within your emails to liven up your communication
The Takeaway
If you want to fuel growth within your organization, you need to find great tools that will help you achieve your goals, and ultimately stomping out the rest of your competitors. Try these free tools we've stated, to fuel the growth of your business, today.
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Monday, September 3, 2018
After posting a 6-2 record during the opening weekend, nine of the PFL's 10 teams are scheduled to be in action around the nation. After an opening weekend that saw the Butler Bulldogs take a bite out of then-nationally ranked Youngstown State, the Drake Bulldogs will get their chance to join the upset club when they travel to nationally-ranked Montana for what is now Drake's season opener after its Week 1 game was canceled due to weather. Valparaiso also will open its season in Week 2 when it travels to Duquesne seeking to reverse last season's narrow defeat. Dayton will make the return trip to Southeast Missouri looking for a repeat of last season's meeting when it became the first PFL team since 2000 to defeat an Ohio Valley Conference squad. San Diego makes its first road trip of the season as well when it meets a UC Davis squad that knocked off FBS foe UTEP in the season's opening week. Also on the road in Week 2, Jacksonville faces former PFL member Mercer which opened its season with a loss at Memphis. Fresh off its big opening week victory, Butler will stay in Indiana for a Week 2 matchup at Taylor University. Morehead State, which is between fixtures against Ohio Valley Conference foes, will open its home slate against Mt. St. Joseph University. Stetson remains home for the second straight week and will host Waldorf, which will make the long trek to the Sunshine State from Iowa. Meanwhile, it's another in-state foe on the docket for Davidson when Chowan visits Richardson Stadium. None of the league's nine contests in Week 2 feature a series history longer than three games, with four first-time meetings dotting the schedule as Drake, Morehead State, Stetson and Davidson all tackle first-time opponents.
All times Eastern.
Valparaiso at Duquesne, Noon
Location: Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Stadium: Rooney Athletic Field
Series: DUQ leads, 3-0
Last Meeting: Duquesne def. Valparaiso, 45-40
Video: NEC Front Row
Dayton at Southeast Missouri, 2 p.m.
Location: Cape Girardeau, Missouri
Stadium: Houck Stadium
Series: DAY leads, 1-0
Last Meeting: Dayton def. Southeast Missouri, 25-23 (2017)
Video: ESPN+
Drake at #14/16 Montana, 3 p.m.
Location: Missoula, Montana
Stadium: Washington-Grizzly Stadium
Series: First Meeting
Video: GoGriz.com
Mt. St. Joseph at Morehead State, 6 p.m.
Location: Morehead, Kentucky
Stadium: Jayne Stadium
Series: First Meeting
Video: ESPN+
Butler at Taylor, 6 p.m.
Location: Upland, Indiana
Stadium: Turner Stadium
Series: BUT leads, 3-0
Last Meeting: Butler def. Taylor, 23-6 (2011)
Video: Youtube @ TaylorAthletics
Jacksonville at Mercer, 6 p.m.
Location: Macon, Georgia
Stadium: Five Star Stadium
Series: MER leads, 2-0
Last Meeting: Mercer def. Jacksonville, 48-7 (2017)
Video: ESPN3
Waldorf (Iowa) at Stetson, 6 p.m.
Location: DeLand, Florida
Stadium: Spec Martin Municipal Stadium
Series: First Meeting
Video: GoHatters.com
Chowan at Davidson, 7 p.m.
Location: Davidson, North Carolina
Stadium: Richardson Stadium
Series: First Meeting
Video: DavidsonWildcats.com
San Diego at UC Davis, 10 p.m.
Location: Davis, California
Stadium: Aggie Stadium
Series: UCD leads, 2-1 Streak: UCD, one win
Last Meeting: UC Davis def. San Diego, 31-3 (2011)
Video: WatchBigSky.com
Off Week: Marist
Complete news and notes available in PDF version
TEMPLE TAKES NATIONAL OFFENSIVE HONOR IN WEEK 1 | Butler wideout Pace Temple led all FCS receivers with 14 catches and recorded 167 receiving yards and a touchdown to lead the Bulldogs past nationally-ranked Youngstown State in Week 1. In addition to his offensive duties, Temple recovered a pivotal on-side kick late in the fourth quarter to set up Butler's game-winning drive.
BEVELHIMER & DONLEY NAMED TO MITCHELL AWARD WATCH LIST | Butler's Drew Bevelhimer and Drake's Danny Donnley were each named to the 2018 Fred Mitchell Award Watch List just prior to the season starting. The junior kicker was one of 34 placekickers from the FCS, Division II, Division III and NAIA ranks to earn a spot on the award's preseason list which recognizes placekickers for their excellence on the field and their continued community service.
SAN DIEGO SEEKS TO EXTEND PFL RECORD WIN STREAK | San Diego brings a PFL record 21-game win streak in conference-only games into the 2018 season. The Toreros have posted unblemished 8-0 marks in PFL play in both 2016 and 2017. San Diego's last PFL loss was a 13-12 loss to Dayton on Oct. 10, 2015 in Dayton, Ohio.
DAYTON'S SCORING STREAK AT 466 GAMES | The nation's longest streak of games without being shutout belongs to Dayton, which extended its streak to 466 games with a victory against Robert Morris to begin 2018. That streak includes 271 games as a FCS member that is second among active FCS-only streaks. Montana holds the FCS-only longest streak without being shutout at 381 games which dates back to 1989. On the FBS side, Florida holds that subdivision's longest streak of games without being shutout at 372, dating back to the 1988 season. Meanwhile, the Flyers streak dates back to 1976 when it suffered a 9-0 loss to Marshall.
12 FIRST-TEAM ALL-PFL RETURNEES HIGHLIGHT PRESEASON SQUAD | The 31-member Preseason All-PFL squad was loaded with 12 First-Team All-PFL selections from the 2017 season returning. Seven of those first-team returnees can be found on offense with the San Diego quarterback Anthony Lawrence, the 2017 PFL Offensive Player of the Year, highlighting the group. Marist linebacker Willie Barrett is one of three 2017 First-Team All-PFL picks returning on defense while Dayton punter Sean Smith is one of two returning first-team honorees. Six different teams have a First-Team All-PFL returnee on their roster in 2018.
SAN DIEGO PICKED TO WIN PFL | For the eighth consecutive year, the University of San Diego has been picked to win the Pioneer Football League regular-season race in a preseason vote of the league's coaches. The Toreros, which have won regular-season title and then advanced to the second round of the FCS Championship in back-to-back seasons, were chosen just ahead of Dayton in polling that was dominated by the two teams. San Diego and Dayton combined to receive all available first-place votes (coaches could not vote for their own team). The Toreros received a maximum nine first-place votes to finish with 81 points of the maximum 100 points possible. The Flyers earned the other first-place vote and finished with 72 points.
COONEY NAMED TO FOUR FCS PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA SQUADS | San Diego senior offensive lineman Daniel Cooney received plenty of national preseason attention, earning recognition on four preseason All-America teams. The STATS FCS, Athlon Sports, Phil Steele FCS Magazine and Hero Sports groups each recognized the 6-8, 315-pound lineman from Western Springs, Illinois on their respective preseason squads.
FOUR NOMINATED FOR ALLSTATE AFCA GOOD WORKS TEAM | Four Pioneer Football League student-athletes were among 169 nominees from across the country for the 27th edition of the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team®. Drew Bevelhimer (Butler), Nathan Clayberg (Drake), Jake Dempsey (Jacksonville) and Kyle Hamrick (Stetson) were nominated for the 2018 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team®. In order to meet the criteria set forth by Allstate and the AFCA, each player must be actively involved with a charitable organization or service group while maintaining a strong academic standing.
PFL ALUMNUS NAMED TO NFL ALL-PRO TEAM | San Diego's Jamal Agnew was named an NFL All-Pro selection by the Associated Press, Pro Football Writers Association and Sports News after an impressive rookie campaign with Detroit. Primarily a return specialist for the Lions, Agnew finished 2017 leading the NFL with 447 punt return yards while scoring two punt return touchdowns.


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The 2016 Minimally Invasive Surgery Symposium (MISS 2016)
Las Vegas, Nevada • February 23–26, 2016 by Philip R. Schauer, MD Philip R. Schauer, MD, is Chief of Minimally Invasive General Surgery and Director of the Cleveland Clinic Bariatric and Metabolic Institute. He is also Professor of Surgery at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University. He is Past […]
9th International Bariatric Club Symposium at IFSO Brussels Brussels, Belgium • April 30, 2014
by Cynthia-Michelle Borg Ms Cynthia-Michelle Borg is Symposium Director, Consultant Bariatric and Upper GI surgeon, Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust, London, United Kingdom. Bariatric Times. 2014;11(7):20–21. The 9th International Bariatric Club Symposium was held on April 30, 2014, at the Sqare Congress Centre in Brussels, Belgium. The symposium was part of the International Federation for […]
The Second Nordic Bariatric Meeting
Uppsala, Sweden March 20–21, 2014 by Magnus Sundbom, MD Dr. Sundbom is from the Department of Surgery, University Hospital, Uppsala, Sweden. FUNDING: No funding was provided. DISCLOSURES: The author reports no conflicts of interest relevant to the content of this article. Bariatric Times. 2014;11(5):24–26. The Second Nordic Bariatric Meeting: The Highlights More than 60 bariatric […]
The First Annual Gulf Obesity Surgery Society Meeting
Kuwait City December 11 to 14, 2013 by Abdelrahman A. Nimeri, MBBCh, FACS, FASMBS Dr. Nimeri is Director, Bariatric and Metabolic Institute (BMI) Abu Dhabi, Chief, Division of General, Thoracic and Vascular Surgery, Surgeon Champion, ACS NSQIP. Associate Program Director, ACGME-I Accredited Surgery residency program. Fellowship Program Director, MIS & Bariatric Surgery Fellowship Program, Sheikh […]
The 13th Annual Minimally Invasive Surgery Symposium
Las Vegas, Nevada March 6 to 9, 2013 by Stuart Michaelson Stuart Michaelson is a freelance medical writer
Obesity Action Coalition's Your Weight Matters National Convention
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XVII World Congress of International Federation for the Surgery of Obesity and Metabolic Disorders (IFSO)
September 11 to 15, 2012, Hotel Taj Palace, New Delhi, India by Pradeep Chowbey, MS, MNAMS, FRCS (London),FIMSA, FICS, FACS, FIAGES, FALS Dr. Chowbey is the Congress President of IFSO 2012, President, IFSO ; President, Asia Pacific Chapter of IFSO; President, Asia Pacific Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery Society; Past President, Obesity Surgery Society of India.
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The perfect weather conditions for the ride of a lifetime.
During "winter" months Central Mexico becomes the perfect playground for motorcycle riders. The summer rainy season has ended, the sun shines every day and the air is clear and warm. Month after month from November through April the great riding days go on and on.
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Our rides begin and end in the mountain town of Ajijic. The pavement twists and turns, climbing from the tropical beaches of the Pacific Coast into the high country of the legendary Sierra Madre mountain range.
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A new Farmers Market is coming to the Arts District! The market is hosted by Georgias Farmers Market at 916 East 15th St in Downtown Plano. It takes place every Sunday from 9 AM to 2 PM, with the grand opening set for March 18.
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Climatological Estimates of Evapotranspirationby Fred I. Morton, Research Sci.; Hydrology Research Div., Environment Canada, Ottawa, Canada,
Serial Information: Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1976, Vol. 102, Issue 3, Pg. 275-291
Document Type: Journal Paper
Interactions between evaporating surfaces and the overpassing air suggest that potential evaporation responds in a complementary way to changes in the availability of water for evapotranspiration from the surrounding area. Supporting evidence is found in an analysis of dish and pan evaporation data from irrigated areas and adjoining deserts. The concept is used as the basis for a model which provides estimates of evapotranspiration from routine climatological observations without the need for assumptions concerning this soil-vegetation system and its effects on the availability of water. The model is calibrated at climatological stations in desert areas — where the monthly precipitation approximates evapotranspiration — and applied without local optimization of coefficients over a wide range of environments. The versatility of this unorthodox concept is demonstrated by comparing model and water budget estimates of evapotranspiration for 120 river basins in Canada, Ireland, Kenya, and the southern United States.
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I knew when I was fifteen years old that God was calling me to become a Christian minister. In December, 1949, three months into my sophomore year as a ministerial student in Mercer University, the Bethsaida Baptist Church in Dublin, Georgia called me to become their pastor. I was just three months past my eighteenth birthday. I am amazed that any church would have the audacity and courage to call someone so young to be their spiritual leader.
Sitting in that congregation was a beautiful young lady named Jessie Lord. Neither of us knew at the time that she was destined to become my bride – not that I would have objected to the idea! It is just that God planned it before the idea crossed our minds. The following summer I traveled to a grocery in Dublin to purchase a box of salt my mother, who lived 18 miles away in a small town, had asked me to bring when I came home at the end of that day. I believe it was God's will – and my good fortune — that Jessie happened to be driving out of the parking lot as I was entering.
At this point the plot begins to thicken. I told Jessie that I needed to earn some extra money during the summer. My salary as a pastor was a whopping $35 per week. She said she thought she could get me a job measuring land for the Production Marketing Association where she worked. Naturally, I jumped at the opportunity, went for an interview the very next day, and was hired. She supervised 15 or 16 other ladies in the office. All sixteen of them went to lunch from 12:00 noon to 1:00 PM each day. Jessie went to lunch from 1:00 – 2:00 PM. Naturally, I started going in to get my map assignments from Jessie when the other girls were at lunch.
The plot thickened even more at the end of that summer. She and I, along with her best friend and her date made plans to attend the Georgia state fair fifty-five miles away in Macon. The fair was so crowded that we had to walk very close together. You know, of course, that I was just doing my pastoral duty! You believe that, don't you? A friend recently described me as being "A man with a plan!" Six weeks later I asked her to marry me, and she accepted. Eight months later we stood at God's altar and pledged our lives to each other in marriage and jointly to God.
When the wedding service was over, we began our exciting journey toward Daytona Beach, Florida on our honeymoon. We stopped at the St. Mary's Motel near the Georgia – Florida line to spend our first night together. The following morning we drove past Jacksonville to St. Augustine and were on the Old Fort when Jessie said, "Over there on the other side of the fort I see one of my former pastors. I would like for you to meet him."
Jessie introduced me to him by saying, "Brother Bowen, I want you to meet my current pastor. We left Dublin yesterday, spent the night at the St. Mary's Motel near the Georgia – Florida line, and are on our way to Daytona Beach.". She had never introduced me to anyone as her husband before, and since she had told him I was her pastor and that we had spent the previous night in a motel, I said to her, "Shouldn't you tell him that we got married yesterday?"
We were married on August 18, 1951. That was nearly sixty-five years ago. One week ago God called her home to be with Him. No pastor, literally no pastor, ever had a more faithful wife with whom to serve the Lord. She was as committed to being a pastor's wife as I have tried to be as a pastor. She was the kind of mate and teammate that every pastor needs to fulfill his or her calling. We were a team. Her numerous spiritual gifts were totally dedicated to the Lord in all of the churches where we have served. These spiritual gifts God used to touch lives in unique and special ways.
My heart is heavy, of course, but God is faithful and will supply my every need in the days ahead. I like the words written by an anonymous author: "Grief never ends . . . . But it changes. It is a passage, not a place to stay. Grief is not a sign of weakness, nor a lack of faith. . . .It is the price of love." Those who do not love do not care.
I was holding Jessie's right hand when she slipped away to be with our Lord. Our daughter, Gail, was holding her left hand. At a time of God's choosing, I will meet her, the love of my life, at the front door of the Father's House. – "the house not made by hands, eternal in the heavens" (2 Corinthians 5:1).


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With one more day in Mooloolaba, I'd had 2 options. Some of the people at the hostel were renting a catamaran and going sailing for 3 hours, and invited me along. The other option was to explore Mooloolaba's most well known tourist attraction, Underwater World.
I really wanted to go on the boat, but the weather wasn't going to be any better than it had been before, I do not have a good sea sickness record with catamarans, they were all bringing hoards of booze, and the time for coming back would make getting my connecting bus really tight. Decided it would probably be in my best interests to do option 2.
Underwater World is a centre dedicated to sealife – not only Australian but with a strong Asian influence as well. Its about $38 to get in, but if you book online, you can get a ticket for $30.
There are 3 levels to the building. On the bottom floor is the tunnel and underwater exhibits. On the middle level (where the entrance is situated) is areas on reefs, seahorses, billabongs and otters, and on the final level is the sealion and jellyfish exhibits. Throughout the day there are multiple presentations at different areas, varying from the very simple, to the polished sealion show.
I started wandering, and made my way back to the entrance when the pool of rays were being fed, before wandering deeper into the building for a tour of the Ocean Tunnel on the bottom floor.
This was recently reopened after a major renovation, and you can pay for the opportunity to dive here if you so desire. The biggest creatures on display were definitely the rays, with Tsunami – a huge manta being the most impressive – almost covering the width of the tunnel. Our guide also pointed out each and every shark, explaining how to tell genders, and the stories involved with some of the animals on display.
The final section of the tunnel is where they keep the sea turtles. Underwater World has a rehabilitation program for turtles found injured in the wild. When they've recovered, the final step is to let them regain their strength in this section of the tunnel before allowing them to be released into the wild. At the moment, they had 3 in the exhibit, getting ready to return home.
There was only 10 minutes before the seal show by that point, so ran up to grab a good seat – which turned into a moot point when the staff requested that we all squeeze together so all latecomers could get a seat on the edges. The seal show is short, but displays 3 different type of sealion, and rather than have them performing a lot of circus-like tricks, it was more about showing what they were capable of in the wild (including leaps up to very high rocks, jumping over displays, and their eyesight for catching prey). Not that there aren't several moments of more trick related antics – including somebody losing their trousers in the water…
At this point I had to make my way back to the entrance again, as I'd paid for an additional tour. For an additional $10, you can go behind the scenes and see what happens during the turtle rehabilitation, and see where food and injured animals come when they're off display.
Our guide's name was Mike, and was given the job very last minute (and in fact, was the presenter for every other presentation I saw that day bar one). However, it took it in stride, taking us behind the touch tank and into the working area. Divers were already inside getting ready to feed the fish in the tunnel, and to the left of us was a deep tank with a recovering turtle. No photos, since Queensland disallows any animal not on display to be photographed, but he was still early into his rehab as he was floating.
The biggest issue sea turtles have is floating syndrome. They like to eat jellyfish, and unfortunately mistake plastic bags as food. When they eat too much, it causes infections and the stomach to swell, resulting in them floating to the surface. If not found and treated, they will die from other predators, or from starvation as they can no longer swim underwater or catch prey.
There were 2 other turtles currently with Underwater World. One that has almost completely recovered and will be heading for the tunnel soon, and another that is still early into his treatment and still badly floating. The treatments provided here are about 60% effective, so they're still not sure if this turtle will make it.
This area also had the top of the ocean tunnel, which has a walkway to the side and a shallow section where divers can prepare themselves for diving in (when its not occupied by a ray or shark anyway). Its essentially an underwater lake, where you can see everything under the relatively clear water, and occasionally get splashed by the fin of a curious (and large!) ray.
The final thing of interest was the shark eggs, which had been laid by several sharks in the tunnel recently. They look more like 2 leather leaves fused together, or a giant caterpillar cocoon. We were given some hatched eggs to look at, and they're really very strange things to see and feel. One most be quite uncomfortable to lay as its covered in sharp spiky layers!
This tour takes about 30 minutes, and was well worth the extra money – I highly recommend anyone visiting splashes out for this.
The other tours included feeding the freshwater stream fish (including the explosive sounding barramundi), watching the shooting fish fire water spurts at crickets to make them fall, and wandering round the jellyfish enclosure – which includes an area where you can change the luminescent light and see the jellies in different colours, and many many mirrors to reflect the strange creatures within.
Finally, before I left, I went to see the Otter Presentation. There were 3 small clawed otters on display next to the freshwater streams section, and they were being fed. The 3 of them were brothers, and were learning a few tricks as well. They'd already been taught a few things in order to make them easier to see at the vet or general life (one had been taught to wave just to get him on his hind feet so they could check his chest for injuries). And at the end of the talk, the woman training them was teaching one of the otters to put a bottle in a bin as a trick for a future show.
By the time I left, it was nearly 2.30, so headed back along Mooloolaba's beach for one last stroll, and came across a hidden gem I hadn't seen before. A shop called Del So, which sold T-shirts and accessories that changed colour in the sun. These are fantastic – you're wearing a black and white design, then head outside and it suddenly becomes colour. They also had a licence with Disney, so had several Disney and Marvel tops too – really tempted to buy some, but decided to stick with some hair clips instead.
When I got back, the catamaran crew were back. Apparently it had been REALLY choppy so probably made the right call in not going. The majority who didn't suffer from seasickness had a good time though. Managed to make some small talk (and avoid the dreaded puzzle) and look up a few other tours I might do at some point until it was time for my bus. I've really liked Moolalooba so definitely wouldn't mind coming again. Its definitely a little gem on the Gold Coast.


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desertcoyote April 10th, 2004
That is cool. :)
titanic April 12th, 2004
I had to miss that one though. I now know of enough of these events that I have to pick & choose, I can;'t make it to all of them.


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Definition: Assume that f is a Lebesgue-integrable function on [0,2pi] and suppose that f has period 2pi. Consider a fixed point x in [-,2[i] and a positive delta < pi. Let g(t)=[f(x+t)+f(x-t]/2 if t is in [0,delta] and let s(x)=g(0+)=lim_(t goes to 0+)[f(x+t)+f(x-t)]/2 whenever this limit exists. Note that s(x) = f(x) if f is continuous at x. If f is of bounded variation on the compact interval [x-delta,x+delta] for some delta < pi, then the limit s(x) exists and the Fourier series generated by f converges to s(x).
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A Table of Contents: Chaffee Crossing Grows Up
Chaffee Crossing Grows Up
With plans announced this month, the development of Chaffee Crossing is reaching maturity. New homes, innovative urban design, a medical colleges campus, businesses, industries and natural parks are the linchpins of this growth. Remaining blank spaces on the development map are filling in quickly.
In several articles, the September 2018 issue has a special focus on Chaffee Crossing's coming of age.
|The Hub by ERC will offer condos and apartment residences in harmony with restaurants, a green plaza, stores and services. Rod Coleman of ERC discusses this innovative new neighborhood his company is building at Chaffee Crossing.
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|ARCOM med students are falling in love with Fort Smith – and vice versa. Here are their stories of wonderful encounters with natives of the region and random acts of kindess and welcome.
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|With plans by the designer of Seaside, Fla., the Arkansas College of Health Education's new Heritage Village will be built as a place of healthy living for students and residents of Chaffee Crossing, Barling and Fort Smith.
| Specialty, airlaid paper products destined to become retail wipes for cosmetic and hygenic use are now being made by Glatfelter at a state-of-the-art facility at Chaffee Crossing. It is enormous now and could double in capacity in the future.
Read the full article here.
|The Fort Chaffee Redevelopment Authority is at the center
of all activity. Executive director Ivy Owen and Lorie Robertson,
marketing director, are in the know about almost everything
that has or will happen there as Chaffee Crossing grows up.
Read the full article here.
These article appear in the September 2018 issue of Entertainment Fort Smith Magazine.


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"Local Favorites" at P.F. Chang's
$16-$18; 1530 J St., Sacramento; 916-288-0970; www.pfchangs.com
P.F. Chang's China Bistro is bringing back a small menu of "Local Favorites," now through July 12. The Sacramento location – part of the 210-restaurant chain in 38 states – offers lemon pepper shrimp ($18); Dali chicken "tossed with dried red chilies, potatoes and scallions in spicy sauce" ($16); and red wine-pepper braised beef ($17).
Cherryvale Farms Blueberry Muffin Mix
$6.19 for a 16-ounce package; Raley's and other retailers; www.cherryvalefarms.com
Make mornings easy with this simple baking mix that got its start in Santa Cruz. Just add butter, berries and water and pop them in the oven for moist, wholesome muffins in minutes.
Nona Lim Pad See Ew Noodles
$4.49 for a 14.8-ounce package; Safeway and other retailers; www.nonalim.com
Thick and chewy, these Oakland-made rice noodles make the ideal base to a stir fry or spicy soup. Just boil for 30 seconds and you're good to go.
Hawaiian Host Dark Chocolate Aloha Macs
$5.49 for a 4.5-ounce package; Raley's and other retailers; www.hawaiianhost.com
Crunchy macadamia nuts dipped in creamy dark chocolate. What's not to like? Individually wrapped, these candies are perfect for an on-the-go treat.
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Natty Wailer sends this personal message to music lovers and reggae fans in Al Ain…
"The beauty of life is the manifestation
of a secret law,
that would be otherwise hidden.
the secret law reveals from all hearts…
One love one heart one destiny
is the humans purpose.
Is this love?"
Visit https://www.facebook.com/events/1595204004108787/ for more details of the AAMF 2016 "Reggae Night" on Friday, 18th November.


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I couldn't attend the Local Woman Summer Ball but I was delighted to win "Makeup Artist of the Year" but I was delighted when this handsome chap turned up with my award.
I am still overwhelmed at the fact I actually won it and for it to be delivered to my house where we were having a party just made my night. Thank you Andrew Semple and Katie McAuley you are the best!


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I was so excited to see such a great response to the first "Out & About" post! Today I'm sharing a look at Alfred Tea Room in Los Angeles. The combination of pale pink, rust,
Kindness & Mischief Coffee
Boy oh boy do I love a good coffee shop! I'm so excited to introduce my Out & About series, where I will share my favorite food/drink establishments. This series is going to be so fun.
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San Diego, California | 2016
Every year, Cody and I go on a little trip with his parents during for Fourth of July weekend. While we're away, we also celebrate his mom's birthday and just relax while spending time together.
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Boca Raton, Florida
I'm back after a much needed holiday break to share a little about my trip to Florida! I know, I know – I've been back for two months, what the heck have I been doing?
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Bartaco // Hyde Park Village
Okay y'all, things are about to get real. I'm as much of a taco lover as they come – I take my tacos very seriously. When I was in Florida, Whitney took me to Bartaco in
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Packing for A Weekend Getaway
I'm a total over packer – always have been. It's a family joke that bring everything I own when I travel (I don't, I promise). As I've gotten older though, it's gone from "NO I
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Carry-On Travel Essentials
I love to travel! But if I don't have stuff to keep me occupied, I get grouchy and irritated really quickly. Sometimes I feel like my daily purse is a carry-on, filled with stuff to
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Pasadena City Hall
Earlier this week I posted the first of my photo diaries and couldn't wait to post another. I have so much fun with these and love exploring my new city! Here are a few photos
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Pasadena Nature
I've always been a photo lover, (I think I owe that to my older sister) but I am far from a photographer. I've always been irritated by people that automatically assume they're a photographer because they


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Job Description
A rapidly growing niche mid tier practice require an Corporate Tax Assistant Manager. This exciting organisation who focus on Sports/Media and Entertainment businesses as well as commercial companies in service/manufacturing, professional partnerships, financial services, entrepreneurs, not for profit and charities
The role:
- Managing a select portfolio of clients and looking after their needs
- Reviewing and preparing corporation tax returns and computations
- REviewing and Supervising junior Corporate Tax team
- Confident in dealing and presenting at all levels
Key Skills
- Highly motivated and driven
- Corporate Tax compliance experience from a proffesional company
- Excellent organisation and communication skills
- High attention to detail
- Great time management
Send your CV now.
Applicants must be eligible to work in the UK.
For more Finance jobs please contact me or one of my colleagues at CMC Consulting Ltd
CMC Consulting is committed to equal opportunities. We do our best to ensure that the wording used in our job vacancies does not discriminate against any individual in any way. Please contact us if you feel that this is not the case.


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[Side note: this Monday begins a series on this cute little blog called "Mitzvah Mondays," where I'll post anything and everything Mitzvah-related! From my favorite vendors, to trends, to families I've been blessed to work with - enjoy, friends!]
You know that moment when you meet a family and you instantly wish they would adopt you? For me, that family is the Seigels. They hired me immediately upon meeting back in spring 2010 for Ana's Bat Mitzvah (see the post here!) and as I was saying goodnight, Gail told me "September 1 2012. I'm booking you NOW because you are going to be so HOT by then!" Of course, I put the date on my calendar and two years passed by in a flash.
Labor Day weekend 2012 came and Michael, Ana's little brother, had his Bar Mitzvah. I was there to document every moment from rehearsal to party and for me? This was the event of 2012 that I adored the most. From Michael's bowtie to seeing the family again to Gail's unending attention to amazing details to working with Ross from A-List at the party on Saturday - I loved every single second. This event reminded me of the reasons why I wake up in love with this life every day: the families I get to work with, that trust me enough to let me in and spend time with them, ultimately giving them these images they will (hopefully) treasure forever.
Most of these images are Gail's personal favorites and a few of mine too. Mrs. Seigel has referred almost every single Bar & Bat Mitzvah client to me over the last 4 years and I could not be more grateful! She is an amazing supporter and lead coordinator of Team Syd - I love her for that! Thank you, Gail, for your unwavering support of this business. I am forever indebted to you.
Here are the images we love the most from Michael's big weekend - I wish I did video or audio at least, because this kid? You'll see him on a comedy stage any day now. He's hilarious! He's a pure delight! Mazel Tov, Michael!


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Dr. Brian of Jersey Shore Sports Medicine and Jersey Shore Regenerative Medicine
shares information about regenerative non-surgical treatments at free seminars throughout the year.
Regenerative medicine utilizes the body's natural healing process to
repair damaged tissue from chronic disease or injury and is surgery-free.
Somers Point, NJ – July 5, 2018 – A free seminar on regenerative medicine will be presented by Dr. Brian Sokalsky of Jersey Shore Sports Medicine (JSSM) and Jersey Shore Regenerative Medicine of Somers Point, on Monday, July 23 from 6:00 - 6:30 p.m. at Greate Bay Racquet and Fitness, 90 Mays Landing Road, Somers Point.
During the seminar, Dr. Brian will discuss regenerative medicine techniques and options. Regenerative medicine utilizes the body's natural healing processes to repair damaged tissue from chronic disease, chronic pain, or injuries that have not healed properly. Regenerative treatments essentially use the body's natural healing properties to replace injured or diseased tissue with new tissue growth. Conditions that can be treated include arthritis, tendinitis, meniscus tears, and shoulder and hip labral tears.
"I'm looking forward to sharing information about regenerative medicine, which is a non-surgical treatment that can help many, yet is unknown or new to a lot of people," says Dr. Brian, who has previously presented the seminar at Greate Bay Country Club, Stockton University, and Tilton Fitness.
The seminar is free to attend, but RSVP's are required. Please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com with your name, contact number and email address.
About Dr. Brian Sokalsky
Dr. Brian Sokalsky is a board-certified family physician with special training in sports medicine. As a part of his practice, he utilizes treatment options at the forefront of non-surgical healing as well as holistic approaches to treat his patients. Brian developed Jersey Shore Regenerative Medicine to provide the latest and most cutting edge regenerative treatments as he is passionate about getting his clients back to doing what they love, surgery-free. Serving as an active member of the community, Dr. Brian provides game coverage to local high school sports teams and club rugby teams. Patients describe Brian as a kind, knowledgeable, compassionate and honest physician with your best interest in mind.


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To make sure you've planned the best getaway for you and your family, as well as considering the holiday dates your children get and the time you can take off work, it may be wise to think about scheduling a holiday within the French school holiday dates. There are several benefits including dedicated children/family-friendly events and activities, and special peak date deals. However, these dates are popular so resorts are likely to be much, much busier.
French school holidays operate using a different system to the UK, different zones have their holidays at different times of the year, reducing demand for holidays.
School Holidays for 2018 - 2019
UK School Holidays 2018 - 2019
Christmas Holidays
24/12 – 04/01
February Half Term Holidays
18/02 – 03/03 (1 week in this period)
Easter Holidays
08/04 – 26/04 (2 weeks in this period)
French School Holidays 2018 - 2019
Christmas Holidays
All 3 zones are off for Christmas from 21/12 – 06/01.
February Half Term Holidays
Zone B: 09/02 – 24/02
Zone A: 16/02 – 03/03
Zone C: 23/02 – 10/03
Easter Holidays
Zone B: 06/04 – 22/04
Zone A: 13/04 – 28/04
Zone C: 20/04 – 05/05
School holiday dates for the whole of Europe can be found on the School Holidays Europe site.
Zones include the following cities:
A: Caen, Clermont-Ferrand, Grenoble, Lyon, Montpellier, Nancy-Metz, Nantes, Rennes, Toulouse
B: Aix-Marseille, Amiens, Besançon, Dijon, Lille, Limoges, Nice, Orléans-Tours, Poitiers, Reims, Rouen, Strasbourg
C: Bordeaux, Créteil, Paris, Versailles
Peak Dates 2018 - 2019
Christmas skiing
22nd December 2018 (most European countries are on holiday this week too).
New Year skiing
29th December 2018 (most European countries are on holiday this week too).
Half term week skiing
16th and 23rd February 2019 (this will be one of the main weeks for the whole of France plus other European countries).
Easter skiing
6th and 13th April 2019 (some cross-overs with parts of Europe).


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Boise fisherman electrocuted along creek in Montana
A fisherman from Boise died Sunday when his fishing pole came into contact with a low-hanging power line as he walked along a creek near Hughesville, Mont., about 54 miles southeast of Great Falls.
Officials from the Cascade responded to the incident.
Leonard Henry Kolbet, 64, was walking up the bank from Dry Fork Creek with his fishing pole slightly above his head when the pole contacted a low power line, the Cascade County Sheriff's Department reported.
Kolbet's wife was walking behind him and reported hearing a loud pop and seeing sparks, the Great Falls Tribune reports. She said he grabbed his right arm briefly and then was unresponsive. She and another person attempted CPR for several minutes without success, according to reports.
The Kolberts were camping in the area.
The line is owned by NorthWestern Energy, and company personnel were called to the scene.
The power line was too low, said NorthWestern Spokesman Butch Larcombe.
"We do patrol our lines and that line was checked in late April or early May," he said. "We don't know what caused it to drop down, but we have had a lot of weather since then and you could speculate that it was knocked down by that."
Larcombe called the incident a tragedy.
Investigators say Kolbet had injuries consistent with electrocution to his right hand, wrist and both feet.
The Associated Press contributed to this story


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High Holy Days
All of us at TI and RCBI are busy prepping for the High Holy Days. If you'd like to join us, please call the office for our High Holy Day packet.
Once again Temple Israel & JCC is participating in the EZ Key program for the High Holy Days through the Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey. Families who have lived in the area two years or less can visit the EZ Key website at: www.jfnnj.org/holidaytickets (some restrictions apply).
Those who are not eligible for EZ Key free tickets but who are looking for High Holiday tickets may also inquire through the EZ Key website.
Seating/tickets for non-members
Please note that the two congregations, Temple Israel and RCBI, have varying policies regarding seats for non-members.
For seating information at Temple Israel services, please contact the office at (201) 444-9320 or email@example.com.
For seating information and forms for RCBI services, contact Caryn at email@example.com or (201) 791-4694.
The deadline for High Holy Day seating reservations is September 3, 2018.
|Sat., September 1
|Selichot Program at 10:00 pm & Services at 11:30 pm
10:00 pm: Rabbi Fine will show a classic episode of the original Star Trek series followed by study of key rabbinic texts related to the theme of the episode AND the high holidays.
11:15 pm: Rabbi Fine and the Temple Israel & Jewish Community Choir will lead us in the brief Selihot service with its haunting melodies.
|Sat., Sept. 8
|Shabbat Shuva – TI 9:00 am, RCBI 10:00 am
|Sun., Sept. 9
|Erev Rosh Hashanah services – TI, RCBI 6:30 pm
|Mon., Sept.1 0
|TI Rosh Hashanah (1st Day) services 8:30 am
|RCBI Rosh Hashanah (1st Day) services 10:00 am
|Babysitting 8:30 am – 1:30 pm
|Children's services 10:30 am – 12:30 pm
|Tashlich: Depart Temple Israel 5:30 pm
|Mincha/Ma'ariv (TI) 6:30 pm
|Tues., Sept. 11
|TI Rosh Hashanah (2nd Day) services 8:30 am
|RCBI Rosh Hashanah (2nd Day) services 10:00 am
|Babysitting 8:30 am – 1:30 pm
|Children's services 10:30 am – 12:30 pm
|Fri., Sept. 14
|Fri. night services – TI & RCBI both at 8:00 pm
|Sun., Sept. 16
|TI/RCBI cemetery services 10:30 am, Cedar Park/Beth El
|Tues., Sept. 18
|TI Kol Nidre services 6:15 pm
|RCBI Kol Nidre services 6:15 pm
|Babysitting 6:00pm – 8:00 pm
|Children's services 6:45 pm – 8:15 pm
|Wed., Sept. 19
|TI Yom Kippur services 8:30 am
|Yizkor 11:00 am (approximately)
|RCBI Yom Kippur services 10:00 am
|Babysitting 8:30 am – 1:30 pm
|Children's services 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
|Study sessions 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm
|TI Mincha/Ne'ila/Ma'ariv 5:15 pm
|RCBI Ne'ilah 6:15 pm
|Final shofar blast 7:39 pm
|Mon., Sept. 24
|Sukkot services (1st day) 9:00 am
|Tues., Sept. 25
|Sukkot services (2nd day) 9:00 am
|Fri., Sept. 28
|TI & RCBI Friday night service at 6:30 pm followed by dinner (RSVP only)
|Sat., Sept. 29
|TI Shabbat morning service 9:00 am
|Sun., Sept. 30
|Hoshanah Rabbah services 9:00 am
|RCBI Shemini Atzeret service w/yizkor 7:30 pm
|Mon., Oct. 1
|TI Shemini Atzeret services 9:00 am
|Yizkor 10:30 am (approximately)
|Ice cream social 6:30 pm
|TI & RCBI Simchat Torah service/celebration 7:00 pm
|Tues., Oct. 2
|Simchat Torah services 9:00 am