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This weekend many congregations will be celebrating the "Baptism of Our Lord," focusing on the gospel story of Jesus' baptism and offering a renewal of baptismal vows as a response to the Word. This renewal ceremony can be rather elaborate, with sung calls and responses remembering all the ways the Bible's sacred story of God's salvific ways involve water. Then comes a dramatic pouring of water into the baptismal font and an invitation for all who have already been baptised to once again publicly renew their vows (made on their behalf if they were baptized as infants) to renounce evil, confess Jesus as Lord, and remain faithful to the church universal. Finally, the renewees are then invited to come forward and touch or be sprinkled with water, receive a blessing to "remember your baptism and be thankful" and receive perhaps a token of remembrance like a shell or glass bead or match stick.
It's all quite solemn and stately. Beautiful and deeply meaningful for many.
And that is all well and very good!
In addition, however, may The Comic Lens suggest you honor and remember your baptism by taking some time to watch some "funny baptisms" videos on YouTube. Watch kids about to be fully dipped into the baptismal pool slip and drag their pastor into the pool, too; watch an excited young baptizee cannonball into the font; watch another do the happy breaststroke stage right after receiving the sacred blessing. Wacky stuff!
While it seems most baptism bloopers that the camera catches involve older children and adults, that's not to say it can be very funny when infants receive the sacrament, too!
I have a clergy friend who tells the story of a baptism she was doing on Easter Sunday. The baptizee was a toddler who was wearing large, thick-soled shoes. When she took him in her arms to put water on his head he kicked her so hard she fell against the altar and tipped over some lit candles. As the congregation shrieked, the folks in front scrambled to make sure nothing caught on fire. This was especially dodgy since the altar and environs were of course crammed with Easter lilies!
From my own experience, I smile remembering the many times I've taken a baby in my arms and the moment and I touch their heads with water they start crying. Really letting 'er rip. They might start kicking, too. Nothing that's caused anything to catch fire, though. So far. It always gets a good laugh when I tell the congregation it's clear that the Holy Spirit indeed made entrance!
Yes, it's good to remember funny baptisms this weekend. It's good to remember what it's like when, in the midst of impeccably performed super-significant ritual chaos, mess, mistakes and embarrassment suddenly ensue. Fortunately, no one is hurt and the gift is effectively bestowed in any case.
It's good to remember funny baptisms because they help remind us that this is the way of Christian life. As perfectly ordered and proper as we may wish it to be, think it needs to be, mess and chaos and unexpected interferences and delights never cease to make themselves known and turn everything upside-down, and often hilariously so. We shouldn't be afraid to laugh when such things happen and give God thanks for the opportunity to remember amazing grace is always there, and especially in the screw-ups.
Another reason it's good to remember funny baptisms on Baptism of Our Lord Sunday (or Saturday) because, really, Jesus' baptism is at its core, a comical story.
Overtly expressed in the gospel of Matthew and then implied in Mark and Luke is a scenario not unlike a modern-day baptismal blooper video. In both, the baptizer, who is the high-status character charged with controlling and conducting the sacrament, is completely upstaged by the antics (whether intentional or inadvertent) of the lower-status initiate. And that's funny!
Jesus, who should be baptizing, comes to John asking that the Baptist baptize him. This turning of tables is startling and catches the otherwise know-it-all Baptist off-guard. (John's look, I can't help but think, is not unlike what we see on the faces of the pastors who are trying to baptize a little girl who keeps enthusiastically leaping up and down in the water or the one who is trying to deal with the cannon-baller.) And afterwards, the sudden descent of the dove-shaped Holy Spirit flame and the blast of God's bold and blessing voice must have startled like what happened when my friend knocked over candles or the infant when lifted out of the bowl started not only screaming but streaming.
The biblical accounts, like those of modern faith life, are messy, chaotic, surprising, and delightful. Funny. Again, a harbinger of what awaits on the journey of faith about to be undertaken.
Perhaps that's why, as a token of remembrance of the baptismal vow, it might be even better to give out these.
Even if they're quite a bit more expensive than shells or matchsticks....
Okay, one more funny baptism video I just can resist sharing:

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The postmistress at Newtongrange Post Office has broken her silence following local outcry at its closure, blaming bosses for the ongoing issue.
As reported in the Advertiser, the Main Street branch was closed until further notice with no explanation given and head office claimed it was outwith its control.
Now postmistress Amber Ahmed has hit back, claiming she too has been left in the dark, with the branch closed by her bosses who have simply told her it is closed for an audit, with no idea as to when it will re-open.
Speaking at last week's Newtongrange Community Council meeting, Amber, who is supposed to be on maternity leave but has found herself working due to a lack of cover, said: "I have no understanding as to why they have closed it, I have been going round and round in circles.
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"God knows how many times I have contacted them. It has been two weeks since it closed and I have still not had an explanation as to why.
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Amber explained that the on-going building work in the post office was to move Newton Stores into the unit from three doors down, but added that this was nothing to do with the closure.
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Importantly, Crossing Paths is not just about encountering other faith traditions. It is designed to help youth mature as Unitarian Universalists. Along the way, they will be challenged to think theologically, learn distinctive UU spiritual practices and strengthen their relationship with their home church community. This is a journey into the world; it is also a journey back home. It is helping give the gift of identity and community.


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The main goal of this instructable to use Alexa's voice commands with an Amazon Echo to control the GPIO on a Raspberry Pi using Python. This instructable has been adapted from the Memory Game example at Flask-Ask: A New Python Framework for Rapid Alexa Skills Kit Development.
An Echo is not required but is highly recommended. This is a very simple example but demonstrates how easy it is to expose the Raspberry Pi's functionality to Alexa with just a few lines of Python.
The main reason I am writing this is because I could not find a similar guide elsewhere and felt the functionality was cool enough that it deserved one. There are currently several different ways of adding custom Smart Home programming to Alexa but as far as I know this is the first method using Raspberry Pi and Python.
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Step 1: Initial Setup
I used a Raspberry Pi 3 and a fresh Raspbian Jessie-lite image downloaded from https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/
Two terminal sessions will be needed so using SSH to access the Pi is recommended. Once logged in, enter the following commands to install the required packages and python libraries:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y sudo apt-get install python2.7-dev python-dev python-pip sudo pip install Flask flask-ask
Step 2: Setup Ngrok
I couldn't think of a better explanation so here is a quote from Amazon's guide I linked earlier:
ngrok is a command-line program that opens a secure tunnel to localhost and exposes that tunnel behind an HTTPS endpoint. ngrok makes it so Alexa can talk to your code right away. Follow the next three steps to generate a public HTTPS endpoint to 127.0.0.1:5000.
Visit https://ngrok.com/download and get the latest Linux ARM release as a zip and unzip inside the home directory:
unzip /home/pi/ngrok-stable-linux-arm.zip
Next, run it from the command line with:
sudo ./ngrok http 5000
Your screen should look like the image above. Note the 'Forwarding' URL that starts with https, it will be used later.
Note: Unfortunately the ngrok URL changes every time the service is started so it is not a permanent solution if you are trying to run this full time. I'd recommend a service like Yaler or Page Kite if you need a more permanent URL to use with your new Skill.
Step 3: Python Script
Open a new terminal session and create a new python file named gpio_control.py:
nano gpio_control.py
Copy/paste the following code into the new file:
from flask import Flask
from flask_ask import Ask, statement, convert_errors import RPi.GPIO as GPIO import logging
app = Flask(__name__) ask = Ask(app, '/')
@ask.intent('GPIOControlIntent', mapping={'status': 'status', 'pin': 'pin'}) def gpio_control(status, pin):
try: pinNum = int(pin) except Exception as e: return statement('Pin number not valid.')
GPIO.setup(pinNum, GPIO.OUT)
if status in ['on', 'high']: GPIO.output(pinNum, GPIO.HIGH) if status in ['off', 'low']: GPIO.output(pinNum, GPIO.LOW)
return statement('Turning pin {} {}'.format(pin, status))
Save and close the file.
Start the flask server with:
sudo python gpio_control.py
Leave both ngrok and gpio_control.py running while we setup the new skill in AWS...
Step 4: AWS Account
First create or login to your AWS Developer Account and open your list of Alexa skills.
Step 5: Alexa Skill - Information
Set the Skill Name to 'GPIO Control' and the Invocation Name to the word(s) you want to use to activate the skill. Click 'Next' to continue.
Step 6: Alexa Skill - Interaction Model
Copy/paste the following into the 'Intent Schema' box:
"intents": [{
"intent": "GPIOControlIntent",
"slots": [{
"name": "status",
"type": "GPIO_CONTROL"
}, {
"name": "pin",
"type": "AMAZON.NUMBER"
Next, click 'Add Slot Type' and under 'Enter Type' write in 'GPIO_CONTROL'. Under 'Enter Values' write:
on off
This is just a simple example. 'high', 'low' or pretty much any other word could be added.
Copy/paste the following into the 'Sample Utterances' box:
GPIOControlIntent to turn pin {pin} {status}
Click on 'Save' and then 'Next'.
Step 7: Alexa Skill - Configuration
Select 'HTTPS' as the Service Endpoint Type and select a region.
Enter the ngrok URL from step 2 and click 'Next'. The URL should be something like:
Step 8: Alexa Skill - SSL Certificate
Select the 'My development endpoint is a sub-domain of a domain that has a wildcard certificate from a certificate authority' option and click 'Next'.
Step 9: Alexa Skill - Testing
If everything was setup correctly you should now see a screen similar to the first image above. The Skill is now enabled and can be accessed through any Amazon Echo device(or at http://echosim.io/) that is connected to your AWS Developer Account using the following syntax:
Alexa, tell Raspberry Pi to turn pin {pin number} {on or off}
For example:
Alexa, tell Raspberry Pi to turn pin twenty one on
If you are having any issues, the simplest way to test the Skill would be to use the Voice or Service Simulator found on the Test page. Try entering the following into the 'Enter Utterance' box under the Service Simulator:
turn pin twenty one on
Then hit 'Ask GPIO Control' to run the test.
Step 10: Wrapping Up
After testing there is no need to continue through the Skill setup any further as the rest applies to releasing the skill publicly. As far as I can tell there is nothing stopping someone from running this continuously in a 'development' mode for personal use though... My ultimate goal is to use this to integrate Alexa into my existing Raspberry Pi-based Smart Home setup so that everything can be controlled hands-free.
This was my first Instructable so any feedback is appreciated. If you have any questions or trouble setting this up I will do my best to help. Good luck!
Step 11: Bonus Points - Using Words Instead of Pin Number
If you've followed all of the above steps and want to add some more functionality you can create an intent that can be called with actual words like 'fan' or 'light' by following the steps below.
Add the following code to gpio_control.py:
@ask.intent('LocationControlIntent', mapping={'status': 'status', 'location': 'location'})
def location_control(status, location):
locationDict = { 'fan': 12, 'light': 21 }
targetPin = locationDict[location]
GPIO.setup(targetPin, GPIO.OUT)
if status in ['on', 'high']: GPIO.output(targetPin, GPIO.HIGH) if status in ['off', 'low']: GPIO.output(targetPin, GPIO.LOW)
return statement('Turning {} {}!'.format(location, status))
Copy/paste the following into the 'Intent Schema' box:
{ "intents": [{ "intent": "LocationControlIntent", "slots": [{ "name": "status", "type": "GPIO_CONTROL" }, { "name": "location", "type": "LOCATION" }] }] }
Next, click 'Add Slot Type' and under 'Enter Type' write in 'LOCATION'. Under 'Enter Values' write down any words you want to be able to use to trigger this intent, for example:
fan light television
Copy/paste the following into the 'Sample Utterances' box:
LocationControlIntent to turn {location} {status} LocationControlIntent to change the {location} to {status}
Click on 'Save' and it will update your settings and after that the new phrases will be usable. Example:
Alexa, tell Raspberry Pi to turn fan on Alexa, tell Raspberry Pi to change the light to off
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How to zip and unzip file in home diretory ngrok file it seems to b error
Hey, did you find out the solution to your problem? If so, could you please help?
The manual looks straight forward, thanks for that!
However, I'm not able to run the python script or better, it terminates after approx. 5s. I was not able so far to determine what the problem is, so would like to ask, if somebody experienced the same.
Note: I tried it w/ and w/o the lines:
if __name__ == '__main__':
port = 5000 #the custom port you want
app.run(host='0.0.0.0', port=port)
I had some trouble too. For me, it was that I indented the code snippet to be within the "def gpio_control". When I unindented the "if __name__" above and indented the port and app.run lines, it worked for me. I'm new to python but I think anything within the def gpio_control won't run until triggered by information coming through port 5000. But since the app isn't started, without running the def, it won't be triggered. If that makes sense...
I'm new to python and Pi...and Linux so I might have missed something but for me to get this to work I had to add this code to the end of gpio_control.py
if __name__ == '__main__':
port = 5000 #the custom port you want
app.run(host='0.0.0.0', port=port)
Great! That was really helpful. With that I got it to work. However, not at first becuase I did not pay attention to indenting in the right place, and had put this code snippet within the def gpio_control.
thank you, I have to add your code to work:
from flask import Flask
from flask_ask import Ask, statement, convert_errors
import RPi.GPIO as GPIO
import logging
app = Flask(__name__)
ask = Ask(app, '/')
@ask.intent('GPIOControlIntent', mapping={'status': 'status', 'pin': 'pin'})
def gpio_control(status, pin):
pinNum = int(pin)
except Exception as e:
return statement('Pin number not valid.')
GPIO.setup(pinNum, GPIO.OUT)
if pinNum == 5 or pinNum == 6 or pinNum == 26 or pinNum == 27:
if status in ['on', 'high']: GPIO.output(pinNum, GPIO.LOW) #reversed pins on relay
if status in ['off', 'low']: GPIO.output(pinNum, GPIO.HIGH)
if status in ['on', 'high']: GPIO.output(pinNum, GPIO.HIGH)
if status in ['off', 'low']: GPIO.output(pinNum, GPIO.LOW)
return statement('Turning pin {} {}'.format(pin, status))
if __name__ == '__main__':
port = 5000 #the custom port you want, 5000 must be open/or port forward from the router
app.run(host='0.0.0.0', port=port)
Thanks for such a wonderful and simple method. It really worked. But I have one question, When I say turn fan on , actually it turns off and Vice Versa...Hope there is something wrong in my relay or ??
This really really sorted me out thanks
thanks man. that worked for me
this did the trick to get the gpio_control.py working.
I also had to run through some hoops to get flask up and running.
sudo apt-get install build-essential libssl-dev libffi-devython-dev
and also had to sudo pip install flask_ask as well
Excellent, thanks!
This helped me get it running.
hi, it runs with echo dot 3rd gen?
I would really love it if someone could update this instructable for Python3.5, the default version of Python on Rasp Sketch. The code presented above does not work on a new fresh install of Rasparian, it errors out with Flask_Ask errors because of the version differences.
hello David, did you find any solution for this?
I am running ngrok and getting this error.
please help me out.
I am getting an error while executing the command "sudo ./ngrok http 5000"
./ngrok: 1: ./ngrok: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
how to fix this??
Cant i just send an https request in the local network instead of tunneling it with ngrok?
Amazon Test phase:
There was an error calling the remote endpoint, which returned HTTP 502 : Bad Gateway


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The student experience at Golden View Classical Academy is unique among schools.
We pair rigorous academics — set in a disciplined, traditional setting — with a high noble purpose; education that is virtue-oriented rather than skills-oriented. This approach develops within our students the ability to understand the highest matters, the deepest questions of truth.
Students learn how to think, rather than what to think.
The Sentinel Creed.
We are the Sentinels
We study the world to know it better,
To thrive in our lives and build our future.
We preserve the past as the best guide for living today.
It is the source of our strength, our virtue, and our longing
It gives us the courage to act but the moderation not to when prudence tells us otherwise;
The disposition to be just in our deeds and responsible for our choices.
The desire to nurture deep friendships as life's true riches;
And the thirst to live a life of wonder as an inheritance we are honor-bound to protect.
And all of this with relish, to do what is just, love what is beautiful, and seek what is good for ourselves, our friends, and our fellows.
I am a Sentinel.
Our Way of Life
At Golden View Classical Academy we practice the art of teaching, which respects the intellectual environment while cultivating curiosity in our students. Curiosity drives people to know and understand more, to strive and seek to grow. Our virtue-oriented culture gives our students the rich knowledge they need along with principles of moral character and civic virtue. Our traditional classroom ethos embraces an intentionally low-tech environment in order to cut out the distractions of smartphones and other attention-sapping devices, allowing our students to better-focus on what is being taught.
Too many schools have lost sight of the higher possibilities inherent in education, focusing primarily on college and career readiness, as if those are the only two things that matter. We want to prepare our students to go on to live meaningful, fulfilling, productive, happy lives, and for that a certain moral and intellection formation is vital.
The House System
Our House System splits the Upper School (grades 7-12) into six Houses, each of which contains students from all Upper School grades. The purpose of the Houses is to provide for a widely dispersed student government, with leadership and ambassadorship opportunities for those who seek them out. With their Houses, students plan and execute school events, foster mentoring relationships between various grades, and develop unique traditions. Each House is named after a famous Roman from the republican era: Lucius Junius Brutus, Publius Valerius Publicola, Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus, Marcus Furius Camillus, Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus, and Marcus Tullius Cicero.
Houses compete for points in three Sentinel Games throughout the year and in the Campus Martius at the end of the year. Students also earn points for academic and character awards throughout the year.
When students graduate, they will have had up to seven years of planning and executive experience. If and when they choose to attend college, they will have the practical knowledge of how to begin clubs and associations, which is one of the core features of strong citizenship. The House System, then, is an education in civics because of the habits it encourages and forms.
Core Virtues
Golden View Classical Academy's mission joins instruction in the principles of moral character and civic virtue with a rigorous academic program. Virtue requires both a trained mind and a generous heart, and as such unites our ability to think and reason with our passions, desires, and feelings.
Rarely does a public school speak openly about virtue, since virtue means we judge our actions against an objective standard of beauty or goodness. Instead, most people speak of values, since in our age we are much more comfortable with language that does not make clear discrimination between good and bad. Indeed, to speak of virtue means that we judge some qualities of character to be better than others, and this entails taking a stand in their defense and attempting to cultivate them in our students.
Golden View Classical Academy focuses on seven core virtues: courage, moderation, justice, responsibility, prudence, friendship, and wonder. This list is largely inspired by Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics, a great book that our students will read in whole or in part before they graduate. We focus on these virtues because they have withstood the test of time. For over 2000 years, they virtues have guided men and women of every kind toward happiness.
Courage is the disposition, habit, and choice of confronting fear, pain, or evil. Students display courage when they persevere on hard assignments, offer a comment even when they are not fully confident in themselves, or ask a question when they think it might make them look silly. It is also a virtue of enterprise, drive, grit, determination, tenacity, and productivity. Courage is the most necessary and least leisurely of the virtues.
Moderation is the disposition, habit, and choice of resisting illegitimate or ignoble pleasures, and is central to civil conversation. Students are moderate when, despite having something to say in class, they raise their hand patiently to be called upon, and do not get angry or frustrated if they are not called upon. The moderate student also restricts his comments to what is useful and edifying, and focuses his attention less with a critical eye than a genuine openness to be taught.
Justice is the disposition, habit, and choice of obeying rules, respecting authority, and treating others fairly. Students show their justice when they respect school and class rules in the absence of a teacher, show consideration towards others in the hallway, and refrain from allowing their interest to dictate rules for others.
Another key aspect of justice is giving honor where honor is due. One of the beautiful things inherent in a classical education is that by reading about heroes, in great books and through history, our estimation of man's worth increases. That means that we can honor excellence rather than shy away from it, seek to emulate greatness rather than envy, deride, dismantle it. When students read about the great exploits of Aeneas of Camilla, or learn about the statesmanship of Queen Elizabeth or Winston Churchill, their estimation of what human beings can do increases. They learn to see greatness and to appreciate it. All too often this aspect of justice is overlooked or forgotten.
Responsibility is a quintessentially American excellence of character, first articulated as a virtue in the Federalist Papers. Responsibility means having a broad and generous view of one's actions, not only as they relate to one's own good, but also to the good of others. It is responsible to do one's assigned job well, but even more so to do the job that needs doing but belongs to no one in particular. Responsible students take on those tasks despite the extra effort. Responsibility is, furthermore, the key virtue in starting, maintaining, and improving a charter school, from its founders and donors to its leaders, teachers, parents, and students.
Prudence is the ability to choose well in changing circumstances and in the absence of a rule. The exercise of prudence both depends on the development of the previously discussed virtues and guides their exercise. Students display prudence when they choose what is right without being told, and when they are able to reason well about how rules for the playground or the classroom are best applied in a given situation.
Friendship is the continual, active cultivation of human relationships based on the love of the same things. It relies on a consistent desire to see another do and fare well, to wish for good things for a friend for the friend's sake. The highest kind of friendship is rooted in a love of the good, true, and beautiful. This is a friendship of the mind, which requires more than the lukewarm "friendliness" that characterizes so much that goes by the name of friendship today. Crucially, a good friend insists on holding friends to these high standards, and encourages others to hold those standards in view so that they may also flourish in life. Students display friendship when they help others make difficult but good choices, and when they do not passively stand by as others make poor or ill-considered choices. Students also display friendship when they join others in the great conversation with authors living and dead.
Virtues like kindness, generosity, goodwill, civility, and tolerance are all good in their own right, and Golden View Classical Academy does pursue these. At the same time, they are all completed or fulfilled in friendship of the highest type.
Wonder is the quality, disposition, and habit of being amazed by and open to all that life has to offer. If courage is the most necessary and least leisurely of the virtues, wonder is the least necessary and most leisurely, and therefore the highest. At its root, wonder means to admire, to behold in awe, and to be humbled by what one does not know. It is the root of philosophy and the highest activities of the mind, the spark of all real learning, and the peak of what we hope to cultivate in our students' minds. Wonder elevates learning above grades and helps create a persistent, interminable thirst for knowledge.
Our work as a school consists in cultivating these virtues for two related reasons, which together form the core truth of the American Founding. First, happiness consists in the active possession and use of the virtues. While the Declaration of Independence honors the natural right to pursue happiness, it is still true that the the way of virtue is the right one. Our Founders did not mean that each may do his own thing, an argument that leads away from virtue, but that each individual is free to pursue happiness through virtue, relying on his or her own strength and free choice. Second, a free and just regime requires an abiding commitment to the cultivation of virtue. Not only are these virtues crucial to happiness, they are crucial to the reinvigoration and defense of our country and regime, and therefore doubly advantageous. At Golden View Classical Academy we gladly defend our great tradition, with confidence that our students will act nobly and think seriously.
Along with core subjects, Grammar School students learn and engage in Music, Art, and Physical Education.
A well-developed taste for art and music is powerful sustenance for a culture's sense of nobility and beauty. Art and Music develop students' aesthetic habits and tastes, as well as their appreciation of beauty, order, harmony, and unity. This requires patience, which is a kind of moderation, as well as wonder. It also means that hands-on art and music performance are joined to appreciation, history, technique, and theory, in ways appropriate to children. In a surprising way, these subjects secure the foundations of morality in order and beauty.
Likewise, Physical Education not only encourages real fitness and health, it provides the occasion for teamwork and all that goes with it, which means justice in following rules and contributing as a member to something other than oneself, courage to push hard, moderation to take turns, and friendship in competition and play.
Students at Golden View Classical Academy are able to participate in numerous clubs and athletics. These enrich individual student lives by fostering friendship, competition, and confidence, and by providing opportunities to explore interests in a way that the typical school day cannot satisfy. We highly encourage students to take advantage of these clubs and teams as opportunities to mature as young men and women. At the same time, we do not pressure students to participate in everything or even most things, as doing so spreads students thin. Our goal is to encourage those traits of character and those talents that enrich lives and promote moral virtue.
Clubs offer students a leisurely way to pursue their interests, deepen their understanding of our curriculum, and hone their practice of our core virtues.
Students in athletics are eligible to win the Athlete of the Quarter award, which recognizes not only athletic prowess but the attributes of character that sport develops and requires, including courage, justice, and friendship.


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Join the world's premiere educator of classical Pilates for a Conference in Cincinnati, OH featuring workshops designed to enhance your teaching expertise and deepen your understanding of classical Pilates. For more information on the other locations go to www.powerpilates.com
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Bodymind Balance
|March 16, 2019
Saturday 10:00am-1:00pm
|Breath = Life w/ Julie Hegge Cordier
Add another dimension to your teaching by focusing on the principle of breath. You know that exhaling facilitates core support and intensifies movement. Now learn how to utilize breath control to deepen your client's connection to his/her powerhouse, enhance flow, and bring energy and awareness to specific areas of the body.
Open to all instructors, as well as intermediate to advanced level clients.
|March 16, 2019
Saturday 2:00pm-5:00pm
|Advanced Reformer Review with Transitions and Variations w/ Michael Butcher
The Reformer is the backbone of the Pilates method; it is the most widely utilized apparatus. The advanced workout is both challenging and inspiring and offers many variations of the traditional exercises that are often "left in the closet." During this workshop we will review the super advanced exercises, including many archival exercises not often seen or used.
Open to intermediate/advanced level instructors and clients.
Refund available until March 1, 2019 (minus $50 administration fee). After March 1, 2019 no refund is available. Power Pilates reserves the right to cancel a class or change an instructor at anytime.


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Radisson Hotel Group is proud to announce the promotion of Katharina van Beugen-Mayr to Regional public relations and communications manager Middle East.
Travelport, a leading travel commerce platform, announced it has appointed Kerry Koutsikos as managing director of the Middle East and Africa (MEA).
Tourism Ireland has teamed up with dnata Travel, one of the Middle East's biggest travel companies, to grow visitor numbers from the UAE to the island of Ireland.
In July, hotels in the Middle East saw occupancy increase 5.8 percent to 59 percent while ADR decreased 5.8 percent to USD125.07 and RevPAR dipped 0.3 percent to USD73.82.
Sumit Chaudhary has been named head of finance of the Middle East for Sabre Travel Network.
Airports Council International (ACI) Asia-Pacific announced its figures for April indicate a 10 percent rise in the number of passengers in Asia-Pacific and a two percent drop in the Middle East.
With jaw-dropping scenery, epic history and dazzling artistic and cultural diversity, it is no wonder that Europe attracts millions of visitors from June to September every year.
Kuwaiti low-cost airline Jazeera Airways has taken delivery of what is hailed as the first Airbus A320neo aircraft to arrive in the Middle East.
According to analysts at Lodging Econometrics (LE), the top countries in the Middle East construction pipeline are Saudi Arabia with 209 projects/72,680 rooms, UAE with 208 projects /58,930 rooms and Qatar with 58 projects /13,667 rooms.
Lodging Econometrics' (LE) recent Trend Report says construction pipelines for the Middle East and Africa continue to grow resulting in 875 projects /216,045 rooms combined.


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Bacup Borough boss Brent Peters spoke to us after the narrow 2-1 loss to league leaders Maine Road on Saturday: "I am really gutted for my players having come away from this game with nothing. This said I am also really proud of them. We went into this game with several changes I decided to make,and also a different shape to what we had recently been playing. From a Managers point of view when one spends time considering all options, team personnel and game plan and then from this the selected team take their instructions on board and from this dictate all the early play and score a well worked goal that did come as a result of their instructions was pleasing indeed. However, despite taking an early lead what was not legislated for was that the Referee would have a major outcome on this game and with only twenty four minutes on the clock we were reduced to ten men. I think both his yellow cards were harsh, what happened with the first yellow card or should I say what did not happen is encouraging players to go down easy in the box. Shane made an excellent run into the box and the defender mistimed his attempt to push the ball away, this making contact with Shane. At this point a penalty should have been awarded, the fact it was not was due to Shane Birtles stumbling and trying to keep on his feet, the no attempt to win the ball was enough in my opinion to award the penalty, the lad managing to initially stay on his feet is irrelevant, also the contact was enough in stopping him doing any further damage. Eventually Shane did go down as his momentum carried him over, the ball was cleared, no penalty claims or diving was made from either set of players, yet the official first chance he got was to stop play and book the lad." Peters added "From now going forward all my players will be instructed to go down with the slightest touch, it does not pay to stay on ones feet".
" Shane's second yellow I would say it depends on ones interpretation so that I will not hold against the official. There is no doubt the sending off disrupted us as we had to re organise players which affected the ones likely to hurt the opposition at the top end of the pitch. Despite playing against the current league leaders, the fact that three of their players had previously scored over fifty goals between them, My boys were keeping them at bay, in particular Otis and Luke, organised by Gareth, Daniel Cocks playing a real Captains role for the team, Lee Oldham, Jimmy Ogoo and Arron Kirk with Matty Bryan and Graham all working hard throughout. So much so that at half time our Lee Oldham's first half goal was still intact". Peters went on "Losing their equaliser at the time we did was no doubt going to make our task even more difficult. Whilst I can't be blamed for the sloppy pass that was given to the opposition, this that did lead to Maine Road working themselves back into the game, I can be blamed, and will take the blame for not being consistent in my initial individual player selection. I had warned the players if they were sloppy in training and did not work hard, then they could expect to be dismissed from my thoughts going into this tough encounter. I actually did carry this out with some players, however the fact Arron Kirk did help the team out the previous week by slotting in at centre back, despite the fact he was not at his best in training, I still did keep faith with him as Arron is very much a talented footballer. Sadly the boy was the culprit of giving the ball away which did lead to Maine Road at the start of the half making the game all square. Credit to the boys, they still worked hard but once again a one player mistake did lead to Maine Road scoring what was their winning goal. This time it was a bad decision from Jimmy Ogoo not to help the ball on, Jimmy made an attempt to kill the ball but took a bad touch and in correcting was stretching and with it did go to ground, this gave our opponents the chance to steal the show". Peters said "I am not one bit blaming those players, both Arron and Jimmy worked as hard as anyone and both contributed well to a really fine team performance even in defeat. Maine Road also got a man sent off but whilst we played sixty five minutes with ten men, Maine Road played twenty minutes with ten men, so once again not an equal playing field. Despite this, like we had done for long parts of the game did put our hosts under constant pressure. However, a mixture of Maine Road working really hard in their defending, the ball not just sitting up for us and then a Referee that is full on facing his assistant and the touch line, this to instruct four minutes injury time and by doing this he did miss a stone wall hand ball in the box, that had we have converted would have given us at least a fully deserved point." Peters finished by saying: " I can't credit the boys enough, Maine Road knew they had been in a game and were somewhat hanging on at the end, as for the Referee I must compliment him on his handling of an unfortunate incident at half time. He handled this impeccably "


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Cienna Rose Summer Collection
**Contains PR Products**
I am so excited to share with you five gorgeous new colours from Cienna Rose that are being released today (Monday 4th June) for Summer. I have had the pleasure of working with this high-end indie brand before, so I won't ramble on for forever and a day about how much I love the products and what fantastic quality they are - because at this point it's pretty much a given from Cienna Rose. Instead, let's just jump straight in and take a closer look at the new colours.
Starting from the lightest to darkest..
I decided to swatch all colours with both a glossy and matte finish, though if you were to go without a topcoat they would all would dry down to a glossy finish.
Marshmallow was the only polish that I built up to three coats, just to see if it would cover my white tips, but as you can see in the photos, they still peek through. This is one of those colours that actually doesn't look bad with your tips showing through, it's almost like you could use it for a French Manicure, I'm eager to try a lace nail design with it too.
It has an amazing, creamy formula which is so, so easy to work with, self-levelling, perfection!
Grab your bottle HERE for £9, 13ml.
Latte Break
This milk-chocolatey, nudie brown has the softest golden shimmer running through it, and although not overly obvious on the nails, still really pretty and a wonderful finishing touch. This colour, and the ones that follow, show only two coats for full cover.
Which do you prefer, matte or glossy? I'm really enjoying seeing how these polishes look with different finishes, it's almost like having two different products in one!
Latte Break can be yours HERE for £9, 13ml
It's not me, It's you
This is the only polish that I've only captured with just a glossy finish. Purely because a matte topcoat doesn't really do it justice as it is so sparkly and shimmery.
It's not me, it's you has a sea-foamy green foil like base with a generous sprinkling of larger turquoise and deep blue glitters and smaller golden shimmers. Another unique polish to add to my collection, I love a polish that stands out from the rest.
If you're having all the mermaid feels or, if like me, you just think that this is absolutely gawwgeouss, grab your bottle HERE for £9, 13ml.
Moving on to my two favourite colours from the Summer collection...
Shopping Spree
Shopping Spree is basically me in a bottle. I love pink, I love cute and girly, I love shopping, and of course, I love Cienna Rose Polish!
In my opinion, this is the most perfect colour for the summer, it's bright and cheerful, everybody needs this polish in their collection.
Head over to Cienna Rose's website and pop it in your basket for £9, 13ml.
So last but most certainly not least, is Snob. I flipping love this name, it gave me such giggles!
Snob is a luxurious rich red with a golden touch. You can definitely see the little gold shimmers peeking through the lush red, though just like Latte Break, it's not massively obvious. Reds can sometimes be quite bright and bold, and although snob is still bright and bold and will get lot's of attention when worn, the gold seems to soften the edges a little - if you know what I mean haha! It is a wonderful addition to an already beautiful shade of red.
Dare I even mention it, but wouldn't this make for the perfect Christmas polish?!
Grab your bottle HERE for £9, 13ml.
There we have it guys, the new Summer collection by Cienna Rose. What do you think? Which is your favourite?
I wanted to quickly say another big thank you to Carla for sending these beauties over, I honestly can't get enough of them and I'm sure they are going to be a huge hit! Congratulations on yet another stunning launch.
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Our hedges, verges and abandoned corners may look bland and green at first sight but look closer and they are filled with treasure. I'm lucky enough to have friends with fields who don't cut their hedges, but if you don't (and you're not using your materials for profit - see note at the end of this post) then head out for a wander along a verge and see what beautiful things you can find. These are my favourite wild things to hunt for when I'm foraging.
There are two types found commonly in our hedgerows – bracken, which wilts easily and broad buckler ferns which hold up really well in arrangements. They're not difficult to tell apart, broad buckler has one leaf coming up from the center of the plant whereas bracken grows in pairs off a main stem. Fern is a lovely material to use around the edges of bouquets as a 'collar' and to give a natural touch to mantlepiece designs. Bracken comes into its own in winter when it dries into gorgeous, twirled bronze shapes. Use it in wreaths or hang from the ceiling in a bold installation.
Bushy ivy is an absolute essential for Christmas designs - it lasts brilliantly without a water source and it's abundant and a bit of a pest so no worries with cutting it. Its bushiness means it fills gaps in designs easily and the clusters of black berries in winter give a lovely textural contrast.
Trailing ivy is also great for all sorts of things from wreaths to bouquets to foliage runners. I like to take a large handfuls and wind it round itself to make mini wreaths or to add drape to centrepieces.
Beech is a fantastic backbone for large designs - it holds up great in the vase and gives great structure. Small bushier branches can also be added to bouquets. It comes in green - fresh lime in spring, maturing to deep green in summer and sunset colours over autumn, and copper - a deep purpley red. The dried leaves are great for autumnal designs and installations too.
Berries and nuts
Every late summer the hedgerows become filled with branches laden with fruit – blackberries, sloes, hazelnuts, rosehips. They give a beautiful texture, an unexpected flash of colour and shape. You won't find them in a supermarket bouquet - they're tricky (thorns - so many thorns!) but go prepared with gloves and snips and the rewards outweigh the fear!
Just because branches are bare doesn't mean that they aren't useful for floristry. The verges are filled with branches and twigs in a myriad of different sizes, shapes, textures and colours; from straight, brightly coloured cornus to knarled and twisted wild apple, catkin-laded hazels and lichened oak, wispy weeping birch to blossom just bursting out of buds at the start of spring. Use them in everything - small arrangements, bouquets, huge installations.
Honourable mention for cow parsely – this gorgeous yet fleeting flower is an important part of spring arrangements before the more cultivated ammi majus is ready. Holds us surprisingly well in water (sear the ends for extra vase life) Do not mistake for giant hogweed later in the season which can cause incredibly painful burns.
I hope this encourages you to think outside the box a little when it comes to finding materials to decorate your home with. I'd love to hear what your favourite things to forage are or see what you've made! Leave me a comment below or tag me on instagram (@sarahhillflowers)
Disclaimer: I am a professional florist and experienced forager. I always obey the law of the land with regards to foraging and wear appropriate PPE. Never pick anything you can't identify and never assume something is safe. I do not accept any responsibility for accident or injury as a result of your foraging actions! A great article about foraging legalities can be found here.


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As any first-time parent would be, Scott Baio was reduced to tears when he saw his newborn daughter for the first time.
"I broke down and started crying on my knees," he tells MomLogic in a video interview with his wife, Renee Sloan.
So emotional he was over the birth of Bailey DeLuca, who arrived Nov. 2, that Renee thought he was passing out from the excitement and called a doctor for him.
"She was saying, 'He's fainting, he's fainting!'" he recalls. "And I said, 'I'm okay, I'm okay.' I was just sobbing like a baby."
Now two months into parenthood, Scott says Renee's the star parent of the household, although the model, who has a daughter, Kalyn, 18, from a previous relationship, demures such praise.
"She's being way too modest. She's on the kid — crying, on it. Bottle, on it. Diaper, on it," he says. "It's probably as close to what my mom was like."
Speaking of his mom, actress Rose DeLuca, the 46-year-old actor claims his mother often defied his father's requests when it came to parenting and he expects the same to happen with Renee — not that he minds.
"I know that sometimes I say something to Renee and I'm sure she does whatever she wants anyway and that's probably a good thing because I'm an annoying SOB."
For the complete video interview, check out MomLogic. Scott and Renee's reality show Scott Baio is 46… and Pregnant premieres Sunday, Jan. 13 at 10 p.m. on VH1.


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Professor Dr Amir Azam Khan delivers a Keynote at the National Conference on Research and Innovation 2015
Prof Dr Amir Azam Khan delivered a keynote talk on the occasion of National Research and Innovation Conference (NRICon2015). The talk was on the topic of "Sintering of High Performance Ceramics: Present and Future Challenges". The NRICon 2015 was organized by Kuching Polytechnic Sarawak, at Regency Hotel Kuching on 1st December, 2015, aimed at transferring advanced knowledge between scientists and Technical and Vocational Education Training (TVET) Centres in Malaysia. The Chief Guest for the closing ceremony was Assistant Minister in the Chief Minister's Office (Promotion of Technical Education and Environment), Datu Len Talif Salleh. Also present on the occasion was Politeknik Kuching Sarawak Director Tuan Haji Sahul Hamed Haji Abdul Wahab.
During his Keynote talk, Professor Khan spoke about the traditional ceramics, engineering ceramics and advanced ceramics, their position in the development of present and future industries. He discussed the most recent research being conducted on Ultra High Performance Ceramics such as borides and carbides and presented some results on sintering of boride-carbide ceramic composites sintered at 1900 °C.


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|April 14, 2017
Pristine Edge Returns, Rebrands as Jane Doux
LOS ANGELES—Pristine Edge, who has been on hiatus from the industry since 2015, has announced her return and with a new look and a new name—Jane Doux. She said her decision to rebrand herself as Jane Doux was not taken lightly. While having time off to think about her career, Doux felt her former name did not quite represent where she wanted her career to go. "It's a play off of the name Jane Doe" she explained. "I just wanted a fresh start. I didn't exactly feel I got to shoot content the way I wanted my image portrayed with Pristine." Edge unveils her new name and her 'bustier' new look for Brazzers.com, her first scene back. Released today, "Doing The Rounds", features her as a night-shift nurse who checks on patient, Keiran Lee. Doux will be back in Los Angeles from May 1-12 and is represented by 101 Modeling.


text: People are passionate about drilling for oil.Members of our E-Mail Interactive Group have strong opinions about drilling off the coast of Florida.Either it is a common-sense solution for our energy needs, or it could destroy the state's economy and quality of life.See for yourself. Comments were heavily edited for space reasons.Just irresponsibleI believe that it's profoundly irresponsible to invite the destruction to our ocean environment and coastlines that will result from oil drilling and rig maintenance, and this is in good weather, without first instituting the serious fuel conservation measures that other states have adopted.We must reduce our dependence on all oil, not just foreign. Additionally, it seems silly to sell what residents and visitors love about Florida, unless it is truly the last resort. - DAVRON KING CARDENAS, Jacksonville.A plan for drillingThe Florida voters would jump at a fail safe package for drilling, such as the following:- Will only drill offshore out of sight with recovery techniques allowing them to tap oil pools 40 miles inland without an environmental impact.- Ten percent of all gross sales of oil recovered go into a trust fund with oil company and state of Florida trustees that purchase, on the open financial markets, Florida bonds.- Trustees immediately compensate for any cleanup costs of mishap, loss of business and jobs that were lost.- Every January after a year of good behavior, the trustees refund the oil company 10 percent of the trust balance; so the trust keeps growing in Florida bonds until all extraction is completed, then held for 10 years to guarantee no damage to the environment.- Two percent of all revenues go into a second trust fund for Florida resident student scholarships.- All oil company paid lobbyists are prohibited.- ROBERT ECKERT, Atlantic Beach.Delaying inevitableHow much longer do we have to put off what I think is eventually going to happen? The longer we wait, the more it's going to cost.- RAMON HERNANDEZ, Jacksonville.Idiotic not to drillTexas, Alabama and Louisiana have proved quite conclusively that we can drill without damage to the shoreline. It doesn't make sense for us to allow the Cuban entities to slant-drill that oil. Of course, it doesn't make sense to not drill in Alaska, either. Anyone who refers to that area as pristine has not seen it. I have. - P.W. WRIGHT, Jacksonville.Hasn't hurt other statesGo visit the Gulf Coast of Texas or Louisiana! Offshore drilling platforms do not obstruct ocean views. Most of the time, you can only see them on exceptionally clear days with binoculars. Even then, they look like the masts of a stationary ship.Does the silhouette of an incoming ship to the port ruin the view? And, if they, on a clear night, take their telescopes and pick out the platform on the horizon, they can just picture it as a glowing dollar sign. Anything that will get more permanent money flowing into the state is something that should be pursued, not avoided. - JAMES ROBINSON, Jacksonville.We need it, let's get itIt's time we start doing what's right for the majority and not be held hostage by the few environmental extremists. The technology of oil drilling today all but guarantees there will be no catastrophic oil spills or other ill effects on the environment. Worst case, the state could require a minimum of 5 miles between drilling rigs to minimize the aesthetics of it. Drill, baby, drill. - WAYNE, MOORE: Orange Park.What about sunshine?Why are we chasing a limited supply of fossil fuels instead of harnessing our most abundant, free resource - Florida sunshine? As a leader in solar energy, Florida would create jobs, grow the economy, generate free energy and lead our nation with innovative solutions to both our economic and environmental challenges.Come on, Florida. Why would we butcher our beaches for oil when a better way is glaring at us every day? - TRISH MICHAELS, Jacksonville.Hurting tourismI am opposed to oil drilling off the Florida coast because of the danger to our tourism industry, which is vital to our region's economic vitality, and the danger to the marine environment. Also, our nation simply must get beyond our continued reliance on oil products. - KAREN BIGHAM, Jacksonville.No, no, noNo matter if it is 10 miles offshore! Do we want our beautiful beaches to become like California's? You can't walk on their beaches without stepping in globs of black oil.Our state has been damaged enough by development and now you want to damage it further by ruining our ocean and beaches. Raise taxes on anything, but leave our beaches alone. - CATHY OLIVA, Jacksonville.Norwegians do itThe Norwegians have been harvesting their oil resources for decades with no problem to their coast. The technology exists, so there is no reason to delay drilling. The revenue could pull Florida out of its economic slump. - CURTIS TROTTER, Crescent City.Overuse of oilThe need for oil drilling is logically flawed and industry managed. For over 35 years, the need to develop alternative energy sources has been on the back burner. Heavy lobbying and campaign contributions have led to higher travel speeds, gas guzzling cars, vans and SUVs all in an effort to fuel our fuel addiction.Solar, wind, wave and geothermal have all been undersubsidized and discouraged. The fact of the matter is that oil and coal are both hydrocarbons responsible for huge amounts of global warming gas. Even the asphalt we drive on is from processed coal.Exurbs and suburbs, a lack of mass transit and a poorly planned highway system have locked us into a system with no desirable outcomes. - GIL MAYERS, Jacksonville.


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They're back! Thankfully Thunderbirds Are Go ignores the crappy film reboot and has fashioned something more alike the original show and its Supermarionation style. Accompanying this is an exciting symphonic score from Nick and Ben Foster, working in tandem like the Tracy brothers to make sure International Rescue has the best action music possible in order to complete its missions. Anything can happen in the next two paragraphs!
TBAG presents a typically modern mix of symphonic and electronic elements, but never to the point where the electronics dominate. Brass is frequently used, which is a wonderful highpoint, but there are more subtler elements such as those used for Parker that have a very 60's spy sensibility to them. Quite a bit of the score does have a throwback feel, which is nice, and some of it feels like it was temped with Michael Giacchino's The Incredibles, certainly not a bad thing.
The only thing really missing for me is probably due to me being a fan of Barry Gray's music for the original series, and that's a full presentation of the theme. The new show is surprisingly unreliant on it, and while the main title and end credits both showcase the theme, neither have a full traditional rendition. But that's me nitpicking - Thunderbirds Are Go is a brilliantly fun soundtrack which respects the old while embracing the new - now do Stingray! -CB
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David Broza is considered one of the world's most dynamic and vibrant performers. From his whirlwind finger picking to Flamenco percussion and rhythms to a signature rock and roll sound, David Broza's charismatic and energetic performances have delighted audiences throughout the world.
More than singer/songwriter, David Broza is also known for his commitment and dedication to several humanitarian projects, predominantly the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Since 1977, when his hit song "Yihye Tov" first hit the airwaves, David Broza has been working to promote a message of peace. The song's lyrics, roughly translated as "Things Will Be Better," struck at the heart of the issue – that people all over the world want peace. Now with a string of multi-platinum albums behind him, David Broza still strives to hone this message.


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NFL Week 15 Parlay Betting Tips Plus A Three Team Selection
Dolphins vs Jaguars: Fight for Florida heats up
Both long eliminated from playoff contention, the Miami Dolphins host their up-state rivals as the Jacksonvile Jaguars roll into South Beach. The Dolphins hung tough with the playoff bound 49ers on the road last week while the Jaguars dropped a home match to the New York Jets. Putting Miami on this parlay ticket is more about what Jacksonville isn't rather than what the Dolphins are. Miami's the better team here, plus they are playing at home, so they'll be the first leg of our parlay with the -320 ML offered at the topbet.eu sportsbook.
Bears vs Packers: Green Bay looks to lock up NFC North division title
Despite suffering a ton of injuries this season, the Green Bay Packers are in position to win the NFC North title with a victory over the Chicago Bears on Sunday. QB Aaron Rodgers and Crew know what's on the line and we expect them to take care of business here. The Bears are in free-fall for a second straight season as their 7-1 record at the halfway point has deteriorated to an 8-5 mark and they are dealing with injuries of their own. We will back the Packers at -150 ML as the second leg of our three team parlay selection at TopBet.
Lions vs Cardinals: Detroit defense set up for a feast in the Arizona desert
Competitive all season long, but unable to hold on to leads, the Detroit Lions head to Arizona to face the crashing Cardinals. The Lions tied an NFL record by losing a third straight game in which they led by ten or more points as they dropped a 27-20 decision to the Packers in Week 14. The Cardinals hit rock bottom with a ninth straight loss as they were crushed 58-0 by the Seahawks last weekend. Like the Dolphins contest, this is a case of taking the better team so give us the Lions with the -250 ML at the TopBet wagering website.
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As mentioned above, the topbet.eu online sportsbook is the lines supplier for our NFL Week 15 betting lines. The Dolphins and Packers both play at 1:00 PM ET on December 16, 2012, while the Lions contest is slated for 4:05 PM ET. We'll invest 5% of our bankroll with this Miami (-320 ML), Green Bay (-150 ML) and Detroit (-250 ML) three team parlay. Enjoy the fantastic football action and Good Luck with all of your wagers!
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Metro Youth Organization Requesting Donations of Leftover Halloween Candy
DES MOINES, Iowa — Have too much Halloween candy on your hands? There's a metro organization that's ready to unload it for you.
Freedom for Youth posted a request for leftover candy on Facebook. The organization helps young people transform their lives, and leaders say they can use the candy as a special reward for students who accomplish their goals or displaying good behavior.
The group will take unwanted pre-packaged candy, which can be dropped off at the Des Moines campus at 2301 Hickman Road.


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During October, senior staff from CFMG Capital took part in the Gold Coast Community Fund Charity Golf Day.
CFMG Capital sponsored a hole and took part in the event in conjunction with our finance partners Westpac Bank. It was a fantastic day with in excess of $30,000 raised for the Community Fund.
The Gold Coast Community Fund is an incorporated body that was established in early 2000 by some of the city's leading business figures. The Fund seeks to raise money through fundraising events and donations, creating a central pool of money for distribution to charities, community organisations and individuals in emergency need. www.gccommunityfund.org
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Your Lake Chapala – Ajijic Questions Answered
March 4, 2014
Hi Everyone, I get lots of questions via e mail everyday.
First Thanks to everyone who send in questions. I enjoy answering them all. Keep them coming.
That being said I plan to answer more of them here on our membership site. The latest questions I just received and my answers are below.
Is North American TV programing available?
Yes, US & Canadian TV programing is available via Shaw Direct
Sat. service from Canada.
A large part of their programing is from the USA, as well as Canada
some French.
Local providers can get you subscribed.
Are medical insurance plans available here for Retirees?
I signed up for Medicare Part A years ago when I turned 62 so according to the Affordable Care Act I have coverage and do not have to enroll. Part A is hospitalization and I do not have to pay premiums.
I'm in the Mexican Government plan (IMSS) which is now almost impossible for North Americans to get into. They're slowly going broke. A new series of clinics is replacing this plan, but service is spotty. Some gringos rely on this or use it to supplement what ever coverage they have.
It's basically free with small fees for lab work etc. Retirees here
on Temporary or Permanent Visas qualify to use this system.
Great Local low cost doctors and prescriptions with discounts for seniors here too. Just sign up for a discount card.
Can I drive to Lake Chapala from the Texas border?
Yes, a lot of people do this, but fewer now, since if you have a Temporary or Permanent visa you can't have a USA plated car in Mexico. This means you'd have to convert your car to Mexican plates before entering Mexico.
The trip is mostly by Toll Roads, Safe, and pretty much pain free. If you decide to make the trip by car here from the border there's a lot more info I need to share.
There are border brokers who make this a lot easier, but the costs can be high overall at around $2,000. So more and more North Americans are buying a Mexican plated car here in Mexico.
I can advise more on this process if you decide this is the way to go.
Airport Transportation: Can I take a bus to Lake Chapala from the Airport?
Taking a bus is possible from the highway in front of the airport, but
I don't advise it. It's probably about a mile to the main highway from the terminal. Major hassle with luggage unless you're fit and not carrying much luggage.
Then of course having pesos to pay the driver and communicating with him in Spanish and then you arrive at the Chapala Bus station and would need a taxi from there to your overnight accommodations.
Ask about our affordable Airport Pick Up Service. We meet you with a smile and a sign with your name on it. We drive a nice Ford Explorer with lots of room for your luggage.
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Movie stars are held to impossibly high standards.
Too bad for them.
The rest of us "non-movie star" types are held to near impossible standards.
Too bad for us.
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"What have you done to make the world a better place?"
It's a question we all ask ourselves at some point in our lives. It's also the question driving some of the most important work happening in post-secondary education today.
Academics and institutions across Canada are collaborating with organizations from around the world to solve some of the globe's most challenging problems. Many of these problems can be found in developing countries, where challenges related to education, healthcare, and infrastructure remain significant, although much progress has been made against difficult odds. Academics have taken a collaborative approach to addressing these challenges, working directly with individuals and organizations based in these countries to build the capacity they need to address these problems in the long term.
It was with the goal of supporting and organizing this crucial work that Academics Without Borders was founded.
"We believe that a critically important way to assist developing countries is to share academic expertise with their universities so they can develop their own leaders, experts and professionals," says AWB Executive Director Greg Moran. "Educating people at home rather than abroad strengthens the ties to local culture and communities and makes it more likely that graduates will help design and execute the solutions to the challenges in their home countries."
Academics Without Borders' mission is to help developing countries improve their universities so that they can train their own experts and conduct research to assist in their countries' development. AWB's projects are involved in the full range of university activities, from expanding and improving existing institutions and programs to helping create new ones and broadly building community capacity. Further, they are driven by the generosity of AWB volunteers, who donate their time and efforts to ensure that project partners can reap the full benefits of their skills and knowledge.
These projects include developing capacity for family medicine training in Ethiopia, contributing to the planning of a centralized university in Rwanda, and creating educational opportunities for students with disabilities in Indonesia, among many others. In each case, AWB identifies and recruits volunteer experts from universities in Canada and elsewhere with the goal to facilitate and support community solutions within an agenda led by its project partners who are based in developing countries.
It is with an eye to generating more discussion and action in this area of global development that AWB is set to host Reaching Across Borders, Building a Better World, which will take place November 5 to 7, 2018, in Montreal. This first-of-its-kind event will gather academic experts from around the world together with representatives from government, post-secondary leadership, NGOs, and the private sector to explore how academics and their institutions can help developing countries care for their citizens and build their economies. This work will involve sharing case studies, successes and failures, and best practices, as well as working directly with representatives from institutions in developing countries to co-create new approaches to longstanding and emerging social and economic challenges.
"For years now, Canadian post-secondary institutions have enjoyed a very positive relationship with countries from around the world by recruiting the best and brightest from these countries and providing them with a world-class education," notes Moran. "This positive relationship also creates challenges, however. Reaching Across Borders, Building a Better World will treat such challenges as opportunities for Canadian institutions and academics to build greater reciprocity with these countries. This means sharing knowledge and expertise with experts and leaders in those countries to enable them to build the prosperous and stable communities and societies they seek."
The themes of this conference will cover areas such as:
• Access to quality higher education
• Strengthened institutional governance, management, and teaching
• Social innovation/enterprise development
• Work and economic growth
• Gender equity
• Clean water and sanitation
• Functional cities and other necessities of a civil, prosperous society
Moran believes that while academics and post-secondary institutions have being doing important work in these areas for years, more coordination is needed to fully harness the incredible power of Canada's academic expertise to reach across borders and build a better world. This work forms part of an essential mission for Canada's post-secondary sector, bolstering a global approach to education and social challenges that is as urgent and important today as it's ever been.
You can learn more about Reaching Across Borders, Building a Better World, at the following link.


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Secure Your Gear-in Tactical Style
The Tactical 24 by Liberty is MADE IN THE USA and built with the tactical expert in mind. Designed with a Dual-Flex Tactical interior and adjustable shelving, you can customize your tactical gun cabinet to meet your needs. The Custom Door Panel incorporates a military style MOLLE system and an adjustable Quick Release Rifle Holder - providing instant access to your response gear. If tactical is your game, this heavy duty gun safe for the home is for you!
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PRICE: Starting at $999
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Tactical 24 Ratings and Reviews
Average 4.8 out of 5 stars for 284 customers ratings and reviews
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Home Safety & Securitywritten by Defenders - Blue Lightning on January 28, 2019
Liberty offers a variety of products and the Tactical 24 met and exceeded all of my expectations. It is our home multi-purpose safe for valuables and firearms. This product comes with pre-installed organization door sleeves so that you can have immediate access to the items if needed quickly. Plenty of shelving for firearms, ammunitions and other valuables. Additionally, multiple rifles are be stored securely. The Tactical 24 is heavy duty, and impenetrable. Very impressed with the quality and highly recommend.
Best safe on the marketwritten by Roy L on January 3, 2019
Perfect balance of quality, storage and customization. Numerous shelves, excellent door accessory system (combination of assorted pouches and molle webbing for even more customization) and it came with 3 metal ammo boxes as well as a pelican style case (extra large pistol size). It is also made in the USA - something any company who wants my business should consider. I'm glad to see Liberty is bringing us back to a time when "Made in the USA" meant quality, dependability and something to be proud of.
Good Safewritten by Gohawks1983 on December 28, 2018
All is great with the Tactical 24 Liberty Safe! The only issue is that the shelf mounting bars are off in alignment just a little. Nothing that would stop me from buying it again.
Tactical 24 is an Awesome Safewritten by Chris123NT on December 21, 2018
Amazing safe, great capacity, flexibility for shelving arrangements, and the perfect footprint to fit in a closet to be easily concealed. Would definitely recommend the Tactical 24 to anyone looking for a compact safe with capacity for quite a few rifles.
Tactical 24 a solid purchasewritten by john w on November 4, 2018
Everything you could want and it does not cost an arm and leg.
Well builtwritten by walken4life on October 29, 2018
This is my first safe. Wanted something American made with a good warranty and fire rating. I am very happy with the fit and finish of the safe and the factory installed door organizer is great. Installed the Liberty power outlet kit without issue and run my GoldenRod and LED light kit off of it. Really could not be happier with my choice.
Second Safewritten by John P on October 7, 2018
This is my second purchased safe from Liberty, the biggest selling points are Quality and "Made In The U.S.A." Yeah other brands are cheaper and so is the quality hands down.. I've shopped around and looked over other brands and I always came back to Liberty..
Great Safewritten by Don W on August 25, 2018
I bought this to replace an old smaller safe. It has the perfect amount of room for my guns and paperwork. I was looking at one from Costco, but decided on this one. Good I did. Can't beat the warranty either!
Very pleased!written by Don W on August 10, 2018
I just got this but it's perfect for our house which has limited storage. Enough shelves for the paperwork and enough room for my guns.
Dannyraycwritten by Dray on July 18, 2018
Not too big and yet large enough to store what I need. Perfect for limited locations. Once loaded, it is very heavy - close to 650 pounds which makes one consider where to install the safe. I chose a concrete floor instead of wood floor joists. Very happy with my choice.
Safe at Lastwritten by Matthew B on July 2, 2018
Nice starter safe
Secure and Safewritten by Combat Veteran on June 18, 2018
I'm very comfortable with my Tactical 24 safe. I set it up the way I wanted and can re-arrange it whenever I choose. It's easy to work with and I know my weapons, ammo, and gear are secure.
Great job Liberty!!!
Great job Liberty!!!
written by Jeff mick on June 10, 2018
Mine is not sealed i have a gap in the top left side of the door. Its a cheap safe for $1100. Now i have a rust problem
written by lockemup on May 19, 2018
perfect safewritten by JD on May 17, 2018
Step 1: decide what you need/want locked up to determine the size you need.. Step 2: shop on line, ask friends and visit retailers. Step 3: buy a Liberty - you'll get the most the most bang for your buck, lots of different sizes and configurations, outstanding service.
Perfect Safe for our familywritten by Happy Purchaser in NC on April 4, 2018
This safe met all of my criteria - it fit through tight doorways and into the closet, had enough capacity, modular interior, door storage and it looks great. Now I have to go through the process of arranging the shelves and I'm looking forward to it! You can't beat the price for the quality and the warranty is best in class. I would recommend this safe for anyone looking for a safe big enough to hold a modest amount of rifles and handguns yet need to place it in a fairly small space.
written by The Cleaner on March 29, 2018
The safe is exceptional.
Liberty is Second To Nonewritten by Bowtechhunter70 on March 29, 2018
My second Liberty safe. Very happy with both of them. Love the features and quality they give for a reasonable cost. Will continue to buy nothing but Liberty Safes. Absolutely recommend to anybody needing secure storage for firearms or other valuables.
written by Happy customer on March 27, 2018
No brainer, worry free purchasewritten by B DiPinto on March 24, 2018
Great price point and features for an entry level safe. I love the features, simplicity, and reliability this safe has to offer.
written by Paul Dean on March 11, 2018
great productwritten by drpopp on March 8, 2018
Excellent for my needs
New Liberty Safewritten by Abe Froman on March 6, 2018
Great features for the price. Fits in the location I wanted it.
Great product A+ servicewritten by bean on March 3, 2018
A+ gun safe
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Liberty Home Safewritten by whh15327 on February 16, 2018
Tactical 24 Safe was an excellent choice that was recommended by the sales person. I'm glad I made this purchase. This safe serves my needs for gun, file, and jewelry storage.
1st Safe Everwritten by Sean on February 10, 2018
Excellent Safe for the moneywritten by Happy Hunter on February 10, 2018
Was very pleased and think I made the right choice with Liberty safe's.
Modern World Servicewritten by Steelman on February 8, 2018
In today's modern world of big box stores and outlets the idea of customer service and satisfaction are almost non-existent. Not so at Beckwith's where James took instant care of us and gave us info without BS.
Great Safe!written by Sergey on February 7, 2018
Had this safe for about a year now, haven't had any issues and has kept my stuff safe.
Tactical 24written by Hawkeye on February 7, 2018
great safe, love the endless configuration options, Well thought out!
good company good safewritten by k m on January 30, 2018
meets every expectation and I love looking at it. many ways to configure the shelves. I though I had a lot of guns, but organizing them in here makes me see I need more! lol
Thank You Liberty! I Love my Safe!!!written by Gandolf on January 14, 2018
Excellent Safe!written by GLB198 on January 12, 2018
Safe, retail team and delivery service are second to none. Very efficient, effective and professional delivery team - they had the safe in the house and in place in short order. You cannot go wrong with a Made in USA Liberty Safe!
written by BEAN00775 on January 7, 2018
Excellent Safewritten by Marv2276 on January 4, 2018
Very happy with the Tactical 24. Fits my lifestyle well and looks great in the basement.
Great experience great safewritten by Fletch on January 2, 2018
Pick myself up at target world in Cincinnati Ohio. Great experience. Tara led me in the right direction. They installed the power in media outlet kit and had me out the door in a half an hour. Great job
Tactical 24 is perfectwritten by David on December 31, 2017
The perfect safe! The door panel is convenient and it holds the perfect amount of guns. It looks great either in the house or in the garage.
Quality product with great featureswritten by Bill Wade on December 30, 2017
I spent the last ten months looking at a variety of gun safes to secure my firearms. I decided to purchase the Liberty safe based on retail recommendations, reputation, and the interior configuration. I also felt the purchase price was reasonable based on the quality of the item. The safe was easy to set up and has a great looking exterior finish which is easy to maintain. A secondary consideration was the ability to modify the interior of the safe with additional accessories provided by the manufacturer and the lifetime warranty. Great product at a reasonable price.
Great Safewritten by Sam Spade on December 29, 2017
You can never get as many guns into your new safe as you think but this safe has lots of versatility so you can configure it very well. Every time you put a scope or a sling on a long gun, you lose space but with this safe you are able to work both sides of the safe. You will even have room for the Maltese Falcon.
written by Bustamante08 on December 7, 2017
Great Safe Great Pricewritten by CB on December 7, 2017
Checked some other brands of safes at retailers like Bass Pro, Cabella's. Not even close in the price rage where I was looking 1200-1500 nothing else comes close.
Excellent product and delivery!!written by Scotty on December 6, 2017
Love it!! Thank you!!!
Great Safe!written by Landshark on December 6, 2017
Just received a Tactical 24 Safe and am very impressed with the quality and accessories. Quality construction and S&G lock. Highly recommend it to protect guns and valuables. Can't go wrong with this one!
Great safewritten by Robert Merrill on November 28, 2017
I recently purchased a Tactical 24 safe and I am very pleased. I love the amount of shelving and containers that come with it, as well as the door kit. That was very useful for me. It is very versatile and that was a major factor in my purchase consideration. The fit and finish of the interior is a little less than I expected, but that may be due to it being closer to the entry level price point for the brand. I have never bought a safe before, and this one is far ahead of the others I looked at in my price range. Overall, great product. I spent a couple hours playing with the configuration to get it how I want and I am thrilled to finally have a safe for my valuable that I know I can trust.
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Excellent product
Good Choicewritten by LRB on October 17, 2017
Love the combination lock where I don't have to worry about batteries or lost keys. The inside is constructed well and has plenty of shelving. The inside door offers great organization for storing hand guns and includes multiple pockets for papers etc.
GREAT SAFEwritten by MK on October 17, 2017
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European Friendship Week
The Ear Foundation are hosting a residential for young people ages 11-16 years old, who wear a cochlear implant from across Europe.
European Friendship Week takes place from Sunday 22nd to Saturday 28th July 2018.
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Utah Winter Maternity | Heber - Park City, Utah Maternity Photographer/
We were blessed with a white Christmas this year! The fresh snow fall complimented this mama so well...she is seriously stunning...
This is my last session of 2016 and I couldn't of ended it any better. Thank you to everyone who trusted and shared with me these first moments into motherhood.
This baby girl is so loved already! Congratulations Steph you are such a beautiful mother.
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