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Prior to leaving to campaign for the November elections, the House of Representatives passed legislation that would delay by six months the effective date of the Department of Labor's (DOL) new Overtime Rule. The Regulatory Relief for Small Businesses, Schools and Nonprofits Act (H.R. 6094) provides a new effective date of June 1, 2017. The DOL's new regulation doubles the exempt salary threshold for overtime from $23,660 to $47,476, and if the Senate doesn't approve similar legislation upon returning in November, it will take effect on December 1, 2016. A companion bill (S. 3462) to the House legislation was introduced in the Senate by James Lankford (R-OK).
In addition, Chairman of the Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee, Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN), introduced the Overtime Reform and Review Act (S. 3464), which would phase-in the DOL's new salary threshold in four stages over five years, starting with a salary threshold increase to approximately $36,000 on December 1, 2016, followed by a "pause year" in 2017 to allow employers to review and adjust for the consequences of the rule. Further increases to the salary level would occur annually thereafter, until reaching the final rule's new threshold of $47,476 on December 1, 2020. The bill would also prohibit the rule's automatic increases to the salary threshold, yet allow the DOL to propose changes to overtime regulations in the future through the customary notice and comment process. Lastly, S. 3464 specifies that increases after 2016 will not go into effect for nonprofits, colleges, or universities; Medicare and Medicaid dependent health care providers; and state and local governments unless the Administration can certify that the 2016 increase did not negatively impact these organizations.


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Pennsylvania Sounds Warning Bell Over Client Credentials and Custody
The Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Securities (PDOBS) has indicated in recent guidance two concerns related to investment advisers using client credentials to access a custodial account(s). In the letter dated September 25, 2018, PDOBS indicates that the use of client credentials may create custody and is considered to be a dishonest and unethical practice. … Continued

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Weddings are fun. Attending a wedding means, being a part of the happiness, blessing the couple and family with your presence and above all have some fun. Earlier weddings are more of a family-social get together. This is one place you would see most of your friends and relatives or long lost contacts like Facebook. Today's weddings are a bit more different, Instead of social gatherings and meeting people weddings has become a platform for showcasing Gadgets, jewels and the dresses along with the power of internet. There is a different angle for weddings, this is one place where you will see different types of people. Our take on today's weddings and modern day Wedding guests. The guests in today's weddings: The Shoot and Share Guests: Any North Indian wedding starts with a Baraat where the groom's party will come in a procession dancing and singing. This is the main ingredient for fun in any marriage. The baraat's now, you won't see people dancing like earlier times, People will be dancing with some heavy gadget in their hand. It can be a smartphone or a Tablet/phablet. Now the dance won't be purely dance, they will be shooting videos, taking pics using the gadgets aswell as dancing. Some people will be taking pics while dancing and uploading/posting it online. Weddings doesn't only happen in heaven anymore, they happen in Internet too 😀 In one way what they are doing is good, but they actually are missing the fun.
The Dslr guests: Call it a curse or a cultural dilemma, love for photography, a Facebook page and roaming with Dslr is the new dude formula for some. Wherever they go, they will be the ones whom people mistake with wedding photographer. A big Dslr, a shoulder bag and clicking snaps of the lights, action, hair, nose, ear, dresses, food, drinks etc. In simple words they will be seen taking pictures of anything other than bride and groom. What they are missing is again the fun and enjoyment of attending a wedding. They should understand the fact that there is a professional photographer hired for taking the wedding pics and whatever pics.
The Busy Guest: Some guests come to weddings are always busy on their smartphone's or tablets or other gadgets. They are not concerned about what is happening in front of them since they will be sitting with bowed heads staring at they smartphone or the Gadget screen. There is a mystery surrounding them, nobody knows why they are sitting in the wedding venue. The Selfie's: This is the most deadly species you can see in any weddings. These people are never interested in anything other than taking Self portraits holding the mobile phones/cam in the adventurous strategic position. During the baraat, or Varmaala or Phera or whatever it is, these people will be busy clicking their self portraits in all the locations they find is good. The reason, obviously profile pics for their Facebook or other social network profiles. Now, these people doesn't know what they are missing in a wedding, instead because of them some of us do miss parts of weddings.
Our Suggestions: Every marriage is actually a story in life. To enjoy any story it is necessary to be attentive. Reduced usage of smartphone during a wedding is a good habit. This is a mandatory rule for Bride & groom though. Enjoy the wedding, the rituals, the food, the ambience, mingle with people and Dance. Remember, Someone else's wedding is not the right place to shoot new "Profile Pic", instead try to be part of the happiness and bless the couple by attending it in full mind.


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Mumbai: The State Consumer Redressal Forum has quashed the judgment given by District Forum and held two treating doctors and a Tertiary Care Hospital negligent and deficient in providing service for diagnosis and treatment of a 73-year old cancer patient. The forum directed them to pay a compensation of Rs 10.25 lakh for the damage caused during the treatment.
The case goes back to 2005 when the elderly lady was admitted at Dr L H Hiranandani Hospital, Powai with complaints of fever with riggers. She was diagnosed with urinary tract infection and was treated by a urologist.
The CT scan revealed that she had Pyelonephritis for which she received treatment. At the time of discharge, she was advised to get a weekly urine routine test and fortnightly urine culture and sensitivity test. And also there was OPD (Out Door Patient) follow up by the patient for 94 days.
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The patient was admitted to the hospital again after three months with the complaints of vomiting of blood. A physician Dr Suri attended her for the treatment. During this second stay in the hospital, various investigations, abdominal sonography, CT scan of abdomen and pelvis and other relevant investigations were done.
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The patient after a week was shifted to ICU where she was treated by Critical Care specialist for three days. The patient went through multiple organ failure and died.
Two daughters of the deceased lady approached the District Consumer Redressal Forum where their complaint was dismissed. The complainants further approached the State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission and filed an additional statement of the claim along with the appeal memo for compensation of over 25 lakh.
The court went through the allegations made by the complainants. It was alleged that the patient received empirical antibiotic treatment and so received resistant antibiotics. Further the complainants alleged Failure to diagnose cause of fever as pyelonephritis
Though the deceased patient was clinically better after the first admission there were many deficiencies in the service by the doctors and hospital like without considering the history of patient resistant antibiotics were given, the abdominal sonography performed gave wrong report, during second admission nephrologist did not visit and examine the patient for 6 days, though hospital is NABH (National Accreditation Board for Hospitals under Quality Council of India) accredited there were no nursing notes maintained so poor documentation, the patient received wrong drug tablet Combiflam that should not have been given, hence there was no targeted treatment given to the patient.
It was further alleged that since the sonography of the abdomen did not diagnose pyelonephritis (instead reported hydronephrosis) and also antibiotics were not given as per culture and sensitivity; there was no targeted antibiotic therapy that lead to septicaemia and ultimately death of patient.
It was argued that due to variations in the reports of sonography done on two different days, there was no proper diagnosis regarding the conditions of the kidneys and hence there was negligence in treating the patient.
The hospital and the treating doctors submitted their reply on the matter denying any negligence. They stated as per the University of Pennsylvania Medical Centre guidelines for antibiotic initially broad-spectrum antibiotics should be used and the same was done.
They further mentioned that the patient was of advanced age 73 years, having multiple medical problems like cancer of the breast operated in 1996, known case of diabetes mellitus being treated, who was investigated, diagnosed and properly treated by various specialists indifferent medical disciplines. Hence there was no medical negligence or deficiency in service on the part of opposite parties, hence demanded the dismissal of the complaint.
The forum went through the entire matter and observed that all the facts, evidence placed before, expert opinions from both the sides, all Medical record, medical literature and case laws dealing with medical negligence on part of the antibiotic prescription and delay in diagnosis and treatment
"….during the stay in the hospital from 18th November 2005 to 27thof November 2005, initially deceased patient received antibiotics that were resistant as per previous urine culture and sensitivity report. Injection Monocef was given to the patient on admission and continued for more than 5 days of the indoor treatment…….
….We also observed from the medical record that, on the second day of the admission, on 19th November two more antibiotics were added, injection metrogyl 100 ml intravenous 8 hourly and injection Ciplox 100 ml intravenous BD. The urine and blood was sent for culture and sensitivity only on 4th day, i.e. 21stof November. Advocate for opposite party submitted that as per the University of Pennsylvania Medical Centre guidelines for antibiotic initially broad spectrum antibiotics should be used and the same was done by opposite parties. The said guidelines are not found on record. We are of the opinion that, the patient received antibiotics for more than 5 days out of 9 days in hospital, to which patient was already resistant and culture and sensitivity of urine was not advised at the beginning of the treatment.
It was contended by advocate for appellant (complainant) that since on day 1, 18th November 2005, the report of first abdominal sonography given as a normal study, that may have misled the treating Consultants to believe that apparently renal system appears to be normal. Gastroenterologist Dr.Bhushan Pandit, pointed out in his examination on next day, 19th November 2005, that abdominal sonography should be repeated. Repeat abdominal sonography done by another radiologist gave different picture and reported as "enlarged right kidney with a hypoechoic lesion in the mid pole possibly abscess communicating with the pelvicalyceal system, right hydronephrosis and hydro generator calculus with no evidence of Pericholecystic fluid collection". After this report, no further investigation was advised such as CT abdomen to confirm the presence of abscess. The team of treating consultants was later joined by, original Urologist Dr.Gupte on 21st November 2005.
On 4th day of admission, the patient was subjected to endoscopic drainage of purse from kidney, the said operation was done in the evening. It was contended by advocate for opposite parties that the patient was quite old, 73 years, already diagnosed case of Cancer breast previously operated, known case of diabetes mellitus been treated and with known kidney Disease in the form of Pyelonephritis, the patient was of high risk and that the response to the treatment was expected to be less since the patient had reduced immunity because of various diseases. On perusal of various reports, mainly DIPA Renogram for knowing bilateral kidney function, on pages 521 and 522 of compilation dated 13th August 2005, report reads as, "both Kidneys weight of normal size, right kidney showed moderate hydronephrosis with mildly dilated upper to 3rd ureter with moderately reduced function, left kidney function was also moderately reduced". We are of the opinion that with the known previous history of kidney problems and other diseases the patient was having, the team of specialist and super specialist doctors must have been more careful in evaluating and treating the patient.
The forum held the doctors and hospital guilty-
"In our opinion, district forum has not considered the evidence from the actual medical records, speak about use of resistant antibiotics , delay in the diagnosis due to wrong sonography report, delay in diagnosis of pyonephrosis ( pus in Kidney) leading to delay in its drainage operation and the lost chance doctrine.
The court directed that the hospital and the two doctors to pay compensation of Rs 10 lakh and 25 thousand as litigation cost.
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Sad that Judiciary has such say in matters , so medical . A ca-Breast patient at 73 years of age is not immortal , far more vulnerable , & relatives , so suspicious & critical customers seem to be happy to get a financial compensation . May be a better communication by the treating doctors can be more useful .Similar compensation should go from the pockets of wrong & delayed judgements dispensing judges , corrupt politicians , bringing thriving public sectors to closure , instead they are given lifetime pensions following days in parliaments , & have immunity from consenting parliaments .
I think this is gross injustice.Were Doctors with domain knowledge consulted as experts,not clear.
Instead of doctors, judges and advocates should start treating patients through long term cases like this (15 years they took to understand the case, so delayed justice, so they are also negligent).. These judiciary system consider that they are clever than doctors in diagnosing cases (through judgement) , without having experience, they can become doctor by only reading guidelines and literature. Such stupid judiciary system, who do not understand, \"medicine branch have more importance for experience, than mere knowledge and evidence by Nonstaderdised test\"


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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Energy stocks rose with the broad market as the dollar weakened Tuesday, pushing crude-oil futures through the $71-a-barrel level.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.01% rallied more than 130 points. Blue-chip energy components Exxon Mobil XOM, -1.58% and Chevron CVX, -0.72% rose by 1.6% and 1.7% respectively.
Britain's Independent newspaper reported that Persian Gulf energy producers are planning to sell their oil via a basket of currencies rather than the dollar -- an assertion that brought a string of denials, including from the head of Saudi Arabia's central bank. See related story.
Separately, Exxon Mobil Corp. XOM, -1.58% is acquiring a stake in the Jubilee oil field in offshore Ghana, thought to contain nearly 2 billion barrels of oil, from Kosmos Energy, according to a report by Dow Jones Newswires.
The report cited a person familiar with the matter. The Jubilee field is operated by Tullow Oil Plc. It's also close to a separate discovery offshore Sierra Leone by Anadarko Petroleum APC, +1.78%.
Setting the pace among energy-sector benchmarks, the Philadelphia Oil Service Index OSX, -0.70% rose 2.4% to 192. The NYSE Arca Oil Index XOI, -0.85% jumped 2.3% to 1,032, while the NYSE Arca Natural Gas Index XNG, -1.82% added 2.5% to 504.
The dollar dropped against both the euro and the Japanese yen, and gold futures rose by nearly $13 an ounce. Crude futures also were strong, rising more than 1%. See Futures Movers.See Metals Stocks.
Both metals and energy futures prices are denominated in the U.S. currency.
Among stocks in the spotlight, Anadarko Petroleum shares advanced 6% to $65.38, rising for a second day after a favorable action for Gulf of Mexico lease holders by the Supreme Court.
The high court declined to hear a government petition over an oil lease dispute in the Gulf of Mexico with Anadarko APC, +1.78%.
The Interior Department sought to overturn an appeals court decision, arguing that the rules could cost American taxpayers at least $19 billion under all similar leases.
The case stems back to 1995, before Kerr-McGee Corp. was purchased by Anadarko. "This case does indeed involve an enormous sum of federal revenue," said the request to the high court from Elena Kagan, solicitor general.
Kagan argued for higher royalty payments to track the jump in oil and natural-gas prices that took place after a 1995 lease rule granting exemptions to holders of leases in U.S. waters of the Gulf.
Boone Pickens sees oil at $80 in 2010
Also Tuesday, Texas oil legend and hedge-fund manager T. Boone Pickens said he expects the price of oil to average $80 a barrel throughout 2010.
In an interview on CNBC-TV, Pickens said a return to the $100 level is possible as well, although he didn't say when.
UBS beefs up energy banking team
UBS said Tuesday that it has hired 18 investment bankers who will focus on energy lending and will be based at the bank's new office in Dallas.
"The energy sector has been very resilient during the current economic downturn, and we expect it will be one of the most active sectors in mergers and acquisitions, and equity and debt financings as the economy recovers," said Stephen Trauber, global head of energy banking at UBS, in a statement.


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Meet Pete Fuentes aka The Daddy Fashion Stylist and his adorable five-year-old daughter, Harlow, from Melbourne, Australia. He's become an Instagram sensation by posting pictures of Harlow in really stylish designer outfits. Fuentes even has over 100K followers!
"Dressing Harlow up was nothing new to me, since I had been dressing her up since the time she was a baby," Fuentes told Daily Mail Australia. "The name The Daddy Fashion Stylist is a play on words. I am a daddy. I love fashion. And, I am Harlow's stylist. It just makes sense,' Mr Fuentes told Daily Mail Australia, adding that he isn't a stylist for a profession."
"I am a full-time daddy. From running around to various play dates throughout the week, dance classes on the weekends, and keeping some organisation in our home – it's a big job, but the most rewarding one I've ever had."
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See to it, brothers and sisters, that none of you has a sinful, unbelieving heart that turns away from the living God. But encourage one another daily, as long as it is called "Today," so that none of you may be hardened by sin's deceitfulness. – Hebrews 3:12-13
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I recently explored the possibility of a bond "massacre" akin to that of 1994. In 1994, the market was surprised by the Fed's aggressive response to improving economic conditions. This resulted in a 26% price loss in 30-year Treasury bonds from cyclical top to cyclical bottom.
But is the 1994 experience relevant today? With New York Fed chief Bill Dudley and other Fed officials explicitly discussing the need to avoid a 1994-like scenario, perhaps another analogy is more fitting. The scenario which comes to mind is the summer of 1987. At that time, the stock market was "melting up" while the Fed gradually increased its target rate from a low of 5.875% in December 1986 to a high of 7.25% in September 1987. A ratchet of 1.375% was considered a minor, even timid, adjustment in those days.
In April of 1987, with Fed funds at 6.0%, the long bond broke down from a "head & shoulders" reversal pattern. See attached chart. The stock market continued to rally, advancing another 15% into late August. Bond prices tumbled lower until equities finally cracked in late October. The total price loss on 30-year Treasury bonds was 28% from cyclical top to cyclical bottom.
So, is 1987 relevant today? Perhaps, or perhaps not. The purpose of market analogies is not to divine the future, but to examine human behavior. A classic reversion to channel support near 4.0% on 30's is not a farfetched scenario given the current backdrop of easy money and rising stock prices. If money is flowing out of bonds and into stocks (as in 1987) there should be no mystery at all. (Click Graph below for larger view)


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Contiguous Parishes (Our Neighbours)
Durnford - Pitton & Farley - Winterbourne Earls - Winterbourne Gunner
Places Nearby
The parishes of Winterbourne Earls, Winterbourne Gunner, Porton, Idmiston, Gomeldon, Laverstock and Ford, Boscombe, Milford, Pitton and Farley are all within 3 miles of Winterbourne Dauntsey. The city of Salisbury is 4 miles.
Websites of Interest
The Parish Church of St. Michael & All Angels
In 1867/68 a new church, St Michael & All Angels, was built in Winterbourne Earls for the parishioners of Dauntsey and Earls - both their parish churches being extremely dilapidated at that time. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners deemed it far less costly to build a new church to serve both villages than to repair the two old ones.
The walls of the new church were built entirely of flint stones from the two old churches; old mortar was sifted and used for sand. Other materials - ancient glass, and timbers were incorporated, memorials and windows were relocated. There is a scratch dial, or Mass clock, on the wall to the east of the entrance and another on the south side which were brought from the two old churches. They were a form of sundial, but didn't tell the time, only the hours of church services. For a detailed description of St Michael & All Angels, see 'Consecration of New Church 1868' below.
St Michael & All Angels is in the Bourne Valley Team Ministry which comprises the parishes of Allington & Boscombe, Cholderton, Newton Tony, Idmiston with Porton & Gomeldon, Winterbourne Gunner & Dauntsey, Old Sarum, Hurdcott and Ford. The Rector is the Reverend Peter Ostli-East. The church is normally open to visitors during daylight hours.
The Revered John Hockin Cartwright was Perpetual Curate of Winterbourne Dauntsey and Earls for 31 years from 1844 - 1875
Protestation Return 1641-1642 A New Church for Winterbourne 1867 Consecration of New Church 1868
St. Edwards (Old Parish Church)
The old church at Winterbourne Dauntsey - St. Edward's - had been consecrated in 1326. Some 500 years later, Sir Richard Colt Hoare described it as "a small plain building formed of flint." In 1867 it was considered unsafe and beyond repair. During its demolition paintings were discovered under the plasterwork walls depicting the principal events in the life of Christ. The parish register transcriptions at the foot of this page are from St. Edward's church. The Old Church of St. Edward 1326-1867
Parish Register Transcripts
1561-1599 1600-1699 1700-1799 1800-1837
Registers held at WSHC
Baptisms - 1561-1886
Marriages - 1562-1886
Burials - 1562-1888
Parish History
The parish was named by fusing Winterbourne, meaning winter stream, with Dauntsey - from the Dauntsey family who held the parish for over three hundred years from 1163-1493. Along with her neighbouring sister parishes of Winterbourne Earls and Winterbourne Gunner, the village lies 4 miles north east of Salisbury. The Bourne, a tributary of the River Avon, runs through the parish.
During the 18th century the wool trade was a very important source of income here - in 1767 one farmer owned 3,000 sheep - the majority of parishioners were employed in agriculture. In the 19th century, the three villages were self-sufficient. There was a post office, public houses and a school, boot and shoe makers, a draper, tailor, carpenter, wheelwright, grocer and baker, blacksmith, dressmakers and laundresses, a thatcher, florist and shopkeepers, a carrier, coal merchant and even a seminary for young ladies.
In 1934, the modern civil parish of 'Winterbourne' was created by joining together Earls, Dauntsey and Gunner. At the time of the Domesday survey (1087) the combined population of the three villages was about 200-250. In 2001, the combined population was 1,336. Population Figures and Other Information
Civil Registers
July 1837 - April 1936 - Amesbury Registration District
April 1936 Present - Salisbury Registration District
Newspaper Articles
Newspapers are a treasure trove of information for family history researchers and social historians - you may find your ancestors mentioned in the court columns either as the perpetrator or victim of crime. Primarily, articles shown are those that contain names of parishioners to assist family history researchers but these articles should not be presumed to be the only ones that appear in the in the given years, or that there are no articles in any of the years omitted. 1800-1899
Buildings and Land
For Sale - Manor Farm 1844 Owners of Land 1873
Figsbury Ring
Public Houses
Crime and Legal Matters
Animal Related Crime
Crime Reports
Sheep Stealing at Dauntsey 1863 Charged with Stealing Money 1871
|Post Office 1855
|Post Office 1859
|Kellys 1867
|Kellys 1875
|Kellys 1889
|Kellys 1895
|Kellys 1898
|Kellys 1903
|Kellys 1907
|Kellys 1911
|Kellys 1915
|Kellys 1931
|Kellys 1939
Emigration and Migration
Employment and Business
Agriculture Report 1847 Pitched Market Proposal 1847
British Postal Service Appointment 1737-1969
Miscellaneous Documents
Non Conformity and Other Places of Worship
A meeting house certificate was applied for in 1710 at the house of John Judd. In 1799 another certificate states that members had "lately erected a house". This was built as an Independent Meeting House by the Blatch family. It passed into the possession of the Methodist New Connexion about 1844. The walls were built of cob with flints on brick footings. In 1974 the chapel was joined by members from the nearby parish of Idmiston when it became known as the Bourne Valley United Methodist Free church. (Wiltshire Community History)
People and Parish Notables
Census Returns Transcripts
1841 1851 1861 1871 1881 1891 1911
Elections and Polls
Poll of Freeholders 1772 Poll Book 1818 Voters List 1832 Poll Book 1865 MP Nominations 2017
General Items
Suppressing Sexual Irregularities in the 17th Century Secrets of Farming Book Subscribers 1863
Poor Law, Charity and The Workhouse
Amesbury Union Guardians Appointed 1835 Christmas Donation to the Poor 1846
Appointment of Overseers
Parishioners Wills
Martha Jerome Dyke Proved 1818
War, Conflict and Military Matters
The War Memorial stands in the churchyard at St Michael & All Angels. It was unveiled on Sunday 2nd February 1921 and bears the names of 21 men from Winterbourne Earls, Dauntsey and Gunner who gave their lives in WWI, and 6 who fell in WWII.
Why the Poppy WWI Casualties WWII Casualties
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Our children are a valuable part of our church. We want to help them connect with God and each other. We also want them to grow in their understanding of the Bible. Finally, we want them to see the importance of serving others.
We have a loving, dedicated team members who are ready to accept and get to know all the children who come through our doors. Every Sunday you can expect that your child will be in a safe and fun learning environment.
Follow Mt. Gilead Students on Social Media
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Text Updates
Text @mgkid to 81010 to receive updates about Mt. Gilead Kids events & information.
Sunday Morning
Mt. Gilead Kids offers nursery, preschool, and elementary programming during all three Sunday morning services. We'd love to help you through our simple kid check-in process so your kids can have a safe, fun experience while learning about Jesus.
Nursery - birth-23 months
9:30 & 11am, Sundays, Room B1
Pre-School - ages 2-5
Preschool Worship Clubhouse
9:30 & 11am, Sundays, Room B8
Elementary - grades K-5
9:30 & 11am, Sundays, Mt. Gilead Gym
Sunday Night Kids
Your kids are going to love Sunday Night Kids (grades 3-5) and (grades K-2)! These sessions are a mixture of crazy games and Bible Study. Sunday Night Kids is designed for your son or daughter to invite their friends... so load up the car and head over to the Mt. Gilead Community Center (31 Indianapolis Road) on Sundays from 5-7pm. Dinner will be provided at every event.
Kids Baptism Class
Parents, has your child been asking questions about baptism? Join us for the Kids Baptism Class. This class is for children, grades K-5, and their family to learn more about baptism and why it's an important part of their faith journey.
Kids Baptism
Nicholas Huether
Children's Minister
317.831.1900, ext. 2016


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If I sounded a little distracted during my interview on Tuesday's edition of "The World," the BBC/Public Radio International show, there was a reason: shock. Because while I was mumbling about the Pentagon's so-called budget cuts in the BBC's cramped studios on Broadway, a hero of mine was sitting in the next booth over.He'd seen better days better decades clearly. His eyes were puffed and heavy; bags dropped most of the way down his cheeks. His skin was saggy and full of lumps. A couple days' worth of gray gristle didn't make him look any more lively. Still, it took me only about a nanosecond to recognize him: Pete Townsend, guitar and songwriting god of The Who.Now, when I was about thirteen or so, I didn't just like The Who. I came pretty close to worshipping them. Before my record collection had thirty LPs, Townsend's two records from the mid-80's were piled near Who's Next and Meaty Beaty Big and Bouncy. "My Generation" was the first bad-ass song I learned to play on bass. I even went to a Roger Daltrey solo show at Madison Square Garden; Big Country opened the bill.In the BBC studio, I smiled a teenaged grin as I saw Townsend. And it took just about everything in my power not to go up to the booth's glass and start doing Townsend's signature windmill strum. But I managed to resist. And as I tested my mic levels, the engineer kindly pumped in Townsend's interview into my headphones; he was discussing a pink Stratocaster guitar.My interview quickly got underway. As I answered a question about the Raptor stealth fighter, Townsend backed away from his microphone, put on his coat, stood up, and walked out the door.I sang "Behind Blue Eyes" the whole way home.
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10 Things to Do Indoors in Wine Country This Winter
Sonoma County boasts year-round good weather, because even when it's a bit rainy and chilly, sunshine is usually just around the corner. Still, there are days when the indoors beckon. And we've got plenty of ways to entertain, whether your taste is in music, fine wine, dining, or, all of them together.
Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
Celebrate the sound of music at this Santa Rosa venue, plus dance, theater, comedy, family activities, and arts education programs. The non-profit center was completely renovated in 2013 in a world-class update, and hosts performances of everything from demonstrations by Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan, to the rowdy humor of Dave Chappelle, to the spectacular theatrics of the Golden Dragon Acrobats touring from China.
Luther Burbank Center for the Arts 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa, 707-596-0902
The Green Music Center
Opened in late 2012 at Sonoma State University, this is still one of the hottest tickets in town for a long list of remarkable performers. The state-of-the-art theater, concert hall, and lawn performance space brings to life such stars as The Silk Road Ensemble, Lyle Lovett, and Philharmonia Baroque. There's an on-site restaurant with white cloth service, and you've got to love that the center has a recital hall named after the Peanuts character Schroeder in honor of Jeannie and Charles M. Schulz's contributions to the university and ties to the community.
Green Music Center 1801 E. Cotati Ave., Rohnert Park, 707-664-4246
The Barlow
There's a treasure trove of shopping, wine tasting, and dining at this 12.5-acre, $23.5 million culinary and artisan center set in a former apple cannery property at the southeastern entrance to Sebastopol. There's Woodfour Brewing Company, an on-site brewery and gastropub with delights like maitake mushrooms dressed in 63° farm egg, purple barley, and black garlic soubise, or braised pork belly with sunchoke, Asian pear, sunflower, and pickled mustard. Discover Tamarind with boutique women's clothing, several artisan wine tasting rooms, Taylor Lane Organic Coffee, Spirit Works Distillery for handcrafted gin and whiskey, and so much more.
The Barlow 6780 Depot St., Sebastopol, 707-824-5600
Graton Resort & Casino
The flashy 340,000 square foot destination is heaven for fashionable gamblers and foodies alike, thanks to a dizzying array of games played in luxurious surroundings and fabulous restaurants. Here are the stats: 3,000 slot and video poker games. 144 table games, like blackjack, baccarat, and Pai Gow poker. An 18-table poker room. A high limit table game room with private salons. A high limit slots room, with $300 pulls. Enjoy casual dining in four full restaurants: gourmet Italian at Tony's of North Beach; dry-aged beef and seafood at 630 Park Steakhouse; classic American and Mediterranean cuisine at the Daily Grill; and an eclectic mix of Japanese and East Asian cuisine at the Boathouse Asian Eatery. Or check out the eight eateries in the casino's Marketplace, offering sandwiches, pizza, burgers, sushi, tacos, barbecue, and more.
Graton Resort & Casino 288 Golf Course Drive W., Rohnert Park, 707-588-7100
St. Francis Winery & Vineyards
You can see the elegant Mission style tower from Sonoma Highway, and within awaits another treasure. The wine and food tasting offers a wonderful multi-course meal from chef Bryan Jones, bringing an assortment of dishes to pair with hand-selected artisan wines. The dishes change daily to reflect seasonal markets, but some temptations might include pan seared day boat scallops with bacon-onion-maitake mushroom marmalade, sunchoke purée, Brussels sprouts and Asian pear alongside Estate Cuvée Blanc from Sonoma Valley; plus roasted Liberty Duck breast cassoulet with fresh shelling bean ragout, duck confit, Antohi peppers, fennel, haricot verts and huckleberry gastrique alongside Zinfandel from Bacchi Vineyard in Russian River Valley. The presentation is fine dining, but the mood is relaxed and friendly, enjoyed at a communal table with stunning views of gardens and vineyards.
St. Francis Winery & Vineyards 100 Pythian Road, Santa Rosa, 888-675-9463
Fritz Underground Winery
If you're going to be indoors, why not go deep? Some wineries have caves, but here, the entire operation is buried underground, dug into a remote hillside on the edge of Dry Creek Valley. Built in 1979, it spans three stories showcasing a gentle, gravity-flow winemaking process and 'bubble' architecture with windows that look like sunglasses peeking out of a grassy rise. Enjoy the specialties of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, plus Sauvignon Blanc, Zinfandel, and Cabernet Sauvignon either under the earth or on a sunny patio, and if you show up on a weekend, you can make an appointment for a tour of the entire subterranean architecture.
Fritz Underground Winery 24691 Dutcher Creek Road, Cloverdale, 707-894-3389
Relish Culinary Adventures
Owner Donna del Rey brings together talented chefs and fabulous cuisine at her state-of-the-art Healdsburg center. Classes and culinary events focus on a variety of topics, such as DIY canning, wild mushroom foraging, cheese making, and ethnic cuisines; private cooking lessons are available. Often, the classes include working with the actual farmers, cheese makers, and other food artisans, and whatever the event, the goal is the same - get everyone involved and having a terrific time while they learn. Chop those onions, whisk that cream, blend that butter, stuff those chickens, and enjoy a few sips of great Sonoma wine along the way. Relish caters to adults, but also to children, with specialty classes designed for the little ones.
Relish Culinary Adventures 14 Matheson St., Healdsburg, 707-431-9999
The rustic, charming interior welcomes you in for a warm, delicious cocoon retreat. Former Dry Creek Kitchen talent Dustin Valette is rocking the food world in this former Zin restaurant space, bringing in crowds for his contemporary Cal-global cooking and a sexy, reclaimed wood-trimmed, open kitchen ambience. Reservations are recommended to score a table laden with seasonally (and often weekly) changing dishes like slow cooked celeriac soup with toasted pistachios, yellow beet tartare, and goat cheese meringue, or crispy skin local sable fish with MIX garden bok choy, roasted ginger dashi, toasted soba noodles, and spicy kimchee purée. Be sure to start with handcrafted charcuterie from the custom-made curing case, and if you're feeling adventurous, tuck into the 'Trust Me' menu where Valette sends out a multi-course feast of his daily picks.
Valette 344 Center St., Healdsburg, 707-473-0946
Kenwood Inn and Spa
Blink and you might miss the boutique hotel shrouded by ivy, roses, and trees on a gentle Sonoma hillside. It's an exclusive retreat, with just 29 rooms priced up to $1,000 a night. But here's a secret: even us everyday folk can indulge in pampering at the elegant, intimate spa. Pad softly up the jagged stone walkways past the private hot tubs, and indulge yourself with the Himalayan Salt Stone Massage, the Espresso & Mud Detoxifying Body Wrap, or the Ti Amo Massage for Two.
Kenwood Inn & Spa 10400 Sonoma Highway 12, Kenwood, 707-833-1293
Willow Stream Spa at Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn & Spa
Warm your very soul at one of Wine Country's iconic destinations, the spectacular, state-of-the-art Willow Stream Spa that spans 40,000-square-feet across a rotunda, 36 treatment rooms, and indoor and outdoor pools. Guests come from all around the world to experience the baths, fed by the resort's own ancient source of natural thermal waters rich with 24 trace minerals. You can actually feel the earth's healing and relaxation powers flowing from the springs 1,100 feet directly beneath the Inn. The waters rise at 135 degrees, and are so vital they have to be cooled for guest use. The signature Bathing Ritual is a must and is included with every visit, featuring an exfoliating shower, two mineral water soaking pools, herbal steam, dry sauna, and cool down showers.
Willow Stream Spa at Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn & Spa 100 Boyes Blvd., Sonoma, 707-938-9000
Here are some other great ideas: Best Winter Getaway to Wine Country Itinerary and Fun Things to Do in Sonoma County on a Rainy Day.
Written by Sonoma Insider Carey Sweet.


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The sagas of the northern people are filled with stories of mighty warriors sailing south to raid the peoples of warmer climes and returning with longships filled with plunder. The northerners call these warriors vikings, and their deeds are sung in the longhouses during the long winter nights. A viking strikes fear into the heart of her foes, and in battle can fly into a terrible rage. Many vikings wear the pelts of bears or wolves, drawing on the strength and ferocity of these beasts in battle. Vikings do not wear heavy armor, but are skilled at fighting with an ax or spear in conjunction with a shield.
The viking is an archetype of the fighter class.
Weapon Proficiency
A viking is not proficient with heavy armor or tower shields.
Fearsome (Ex)
At 2nd level, a viking can make an Intimidate check to demoralize an opponent as a move action. At 10th level, she can do so as a swift action. At 18th level, she can demoralize a foe as a free action once per round.
This ability replaces bravery.
Shield Defense (Ex)
Starting at 3rd level, a viking learns the art of fighting with a shield. Whenever she is wearing medium, light, or no armor and wielding a shield, the viking's shield bonus to AC increases by 1. Every 4 levels thereafter (7th, 11th, and 15th), this bonus increases by 1.
This ability replaces armor training.
Berserker (Ex)
At 4th level, a viking gains the rage ability as the barbarian class feature, but her barbarian level is considered to be her fighter level –3.
This ability replaces weapon training 1, 2, 3, and 4.
Rage Powers (Ex)
Starting at 6th level, whenever a viking gains a fighter bonus feat, she can instead choose to gain a single rage power, as the barbarian class feature, in place of the bonus feat. Once selected, these rage powers cannot be changed.
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Enter PHRONESIUM, from her house.
speaking at the door to the SERVANTS within . Give the breast to that child. To herself, coming forward. How wretchedly and anxiously are mothers1 distressed in mind. I' faith, 'twas craftily contrived; and when I revolve this matter in my mind, we are accounted to be much less artful than we naturally are in disposition. I'm now speaking of what, but lately, for the first time, I've been taught at home; how great is my anxiety of mind, what pangs I do feel in my heart, lest through the death of the child the plot should fail. Because I'm styled its mother, for that reason am I the more anxious for its life, who have ventured thus secretly to attempt a stratagem so great. In my avarice, for the sake of gain, have I entered on this disgraceful scheme; the pangs of others have I falsely shammed for myself. You must attempt nothing by craftiness, unless you would carry it out with cunning and with care. To the AUDIENCE. You yourselves now see in what garb2 I go; I'm now pretending that I'm an invalid from having lain in. A thing that a woman attempts to do in fraud, unless she is perfect in carrying it out, that same is as bad as disease to her, that same is as bad as old age to her, that to her, wretched creature, is wretchedness: if she begins to do what's right, soon does weariness of it overtake her. How very few are tired who have commenced to do what's wrong; how very few carry it out, if they have commenced to do anything aright. To a female it is a much less burden to do bad than good. In that I'm an artful one, through the agency of my mother3 and my own artful disposition am I artful, who have thus feigned to the Babylonian Captain that I am pregnant. I wish now the Captain may find this artful plot concocted well. He'll be here no long time hence, I suppose; forewarned of that I'm now forearmed, and I'm wearing this garb, as though I had just lain in in pregnancy. Calls to the SERVANTS within. Bring me hither some myrrh and fire for the altar, that I may pay adoration to my Lucina. They bring it. Place it here pointing to an altar near the door , and go out of my sight. Ho there! Pithecium, help me to lay me down. Come hither; thus is it proper to help one who has just lain in. A couch is brought in by ASTAPHIUM and two HANDMAIDS, and she lays herself down. Take off my sandals; throw a coverlet here over me, Archylis. Astaphium, where are you? Bring me hither, holy herbs, frankincense, and sweetmeats. Bring water for my hands. The SERVANTS go and fetch the things as ordered. Now, i' faith, I could wish that the Captain should come. The SERVANTS stand aside.
1 Anxiously are mothers: This, of course, she says ironically, with a smile on her face.
2 In what garb: She alludes to the dress she is wearing-- that of a woman who has just lain in.
3 Agency of my mother: This may, perhaps, mean the Procuress who had instructed her in her evil ways. These wretches were generally thus called by their disciples.
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Presented here as a guide--and a warning--to aspiring racers who dream of joining the professional racing circus, Phil's adventures in road rash serve as a hilarious and cautionary tale of frustrating team directors and broken promises. Phil's education in the ways of the peloton, his discouraging negotiations for a better contract, his endless miles crisscrossing America in pursuit of race wins, and his conviction that somewhere just around the corner lies the ticket to the big time fuel this tale of hope and ambition from one of cycling's best story-tellers.
Pro Cycling on $10 a Day chronicles the racer's daily lot of blood-soaked bandages, sleazy motels, cheap food, and overflowing toilets. But it also celebrates the true beauty of the sport and the worth of the journey, proving in the end that even among the narrow ranks of world-class professional cycling, there will always be room for a hard-working outsider.


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"It was a bit out of the ordinary …but for us it was the most perfect day we could have imagined."
This intimate and elegant Tuscan wedding had everything from the stunning surrounds of an elegant estate, a reception feast under the stars, and even an exotic bird show (both wild and beautiful!). Captured by Lost In Love photography, these photos capture the elegant affair of Brooke + Jordan's wedding! After having travelled through Italy with her family her entire life, Brooke had always dreamed of a long table feast under the tuscan stars. So with a small group of their close family and friends, they stayed at the incredible Borgo Santo Pietro, where the ceremony and dinner was held on the lawn. Brooke fell in love with the property after seeing photographs online. It didn't disappoint.
This wedding held a lot of family involvement – from the making of her engagement ring, to her father marrying them and her cousin as her man of honor! One story we were amazed by was that the bridesmaids luggage got lost on the flight over – along with their dresses! Thankfully their family and friends were able to lend a black dress to each of them! It worked out perfectly!
Some incredible details include the poppers on exiting the aisle after the first kiss. Not only do they show up beautifully in the photographs, they also helped to create a beautiful moment of celebration! We were so intrigued by the exotic bird show performed at dusk – it looked both scary, wild and stunningly beautiful to see the birds fly around the glowing sky.
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Limerick woman assaulted sister on street following row outside store
Judge Marian O'Leary adjourned the matter to March 16
A LIMERICK woman has admitted assaulting her sister during an altercation outside a department store in the city centre.
Kerry Martin, aged 29, who has an address at Monabraher Road, Ballynanty pleaded guilty to an offence under the provisions of the Non Fatal Offences Against the Person Act relating to an incident on February 14, 2017.
After the defendant indicated her plea, Sergeant Donal Cronin told Limerick District Court the assault happened at O'Connell Street a short time after a verbal altercation had taken place between the sisters outside Penneys.
"Relations between them were not at an optimum at the time," he said adding that Kerry Martin had followed her sister for a short distance after encountering her.
Judge Marian O'Leary was told Ms Martin's sister, Tracey, was not injured as a result of the incident and that she did not require any medical treatment.
A number of independent witnesses were spoken to as part of the garda investigation and CCTV footage from the area was also obtained.
When questioned about the incident, the defendant, who has no previous convictions, made "forthright admissions".
Having noted Ms Martin's guilty plea and the facts of the case, Judge O'Leary adjourned the matter for sentence to March 16, next.
In the meantime, gardai are to canvass the injured party to establish if she wishes to prepare a victim impact statement for the court.


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So here's your day: you have to run a few errands, go to school/work, meet-up with friends, and then go to an event at night. It looks like you're a pretty busy woman! For days when you'll be out all day and all night, what you need is an outfit that would look good no matter the time or place. The challenge of finding the right outfit may seem hard; but trust, us we've got you covered.
Here are 3 simple looks perfect for when you need to put together a day-to-night outfit!
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We can't stress how easy and perfect it is to wear a dress or a romper. It's comfortable, matches almost anything, and gives you feminine look. If you have to attend an event at night, pair it with heels and a simple necklace. If you have a meeting or presentation earlier in the day, pack a blazer to add a touch of "formality" to your OOTD.


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Continued from Installing and Configuring Optimizer for Maximo Scheduler 7.6.2 (part 1)... Okay! A long weekend for some folks last weekend, a long weekend for us coming up. And a looooong post coming right now. Part 2. Installing and Configuring Decision...Modified on by Richard Lesses
Installing and Configuring Optimizer for Maximo Scheduler 7.6 (part 1) Community Blog
Update 25 May 2016: The version of DOC you should be using with Maximo Scheduler 7.6.2 is 18.104.22.168. The Fix Pack for DOC is available through Fix Central. The fix name is 3.8.0-WS-DOC-servers-win64-fp002.exe. I'm creating this blog series for two reasons....Modified on by Richard Lesses
Cloning Maximo/ICD 7.6 is not supported Community Blog
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It has been more than a month since I wrote my last blog. In the previous versions of Maximo like Maximo 7.5, there is documentation to clone an environment. You can try to clone a Maximo 7.5 environment, and it can work without issues. However if you...Modified on by Fernando Corcuera
About that BMXAA7901E message... Community Blog
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Too long for a tweet, not appropriate for a Tech Note, but still technical... a blog post! I recently had a call with a client regarding the BMXAA7901E login failure message. During their validation testing, they thought that Maximo was not displaying the...Modified on by Richard Lesses
New SERVERSESSION table in Maximo Asset Management 7.6 Community Blog
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Hey guys! This will be my first blog about Maximo Asset Management and just to give you a heads up, there will be no troubleshooting done here but this will be informational. Here is a question for you, are you constantly monitoring the MAXSESSION table to...
Upgrading Maximo 7.5 to Maximo 7.6 (part 1) Community Blog
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Now I'm going to upgrade my Maximo Upgrade database. This is a maxdemo database that I upgraded from 6.2.3 a few years ago. I updated it to 188.8.131.52 in March to ready it for the upgrade. I was going to do the upgrade then, but some things came up. I was...Modified on by Richard Lesses
Configuring WebSphere MQ for use with Maximo. Community Blog
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Recently I've been doing quite a bit of work with IBM's messaging appliance MessageSight . If you haven't heard of it and want to learn more, please click on the link. In working with this new appliance, I wanted to configure WebSphere MQ to pass...Modified on by Shane Howard
Installing an Interim Fix in Maximo 7.6.x Community Blog
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The process for installing Interim Fixes (and later on, Fix Packs as well) changed significantly for Maximo 7.6 from Maximo 7.5. Maximo 7.6 takes advantage of the installation technology in IBM Installation Manager and the Configuration Tool. With these two...Modified on by Richard Lesses
A new way of isolating functionality in Maximo 7.6 Community Blog
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Normally my blog entries are lengthy and contain full tutorials regarding configuration, however tonight I have a just a quick post regarding a new property in Maximo 7.6. If you have read my past blog on Isolating Functionality...Modified on by Shane Howard


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AN 'inspirational' and 'much-loved' Stockton Heath parish councillor is retiring after dedicating the past ten years to the role.
Cllr Tudor Pole, of Willow Drive, who is one of the village festival's founders, will officially step down next month.
The 85-year-old described representing residents during his time in the position as a privilege.
He said: "I stood in the Lumb Brook ward when I was a member of the Liberal Democrats and was delighted to have been elected – but now is the time to step aside.
"The most pleasing thing is working with the councillors – they are a pretty giving lot and there is little politics involved on the parish council.
"They are a good bunch of people and very supportive.
"I have been ill lately but residents have been coming down to help me with things like helping to look after my garden, which is extremely kind."
Stockton Heath parish and borough councillor Laurence Murphy said Cllr Pole is a 'true community champion who never gives less than 100 per cent'.
He added: "Tudor has been a much-loved councillor for many years – he is the inspiration behind Stockton Heath Festival.
"The parish council is poorer for his retirement."


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A Dutch Girl at Breakfast (or A Lady Pouring Chocolate), c. 1756, Jean-Étienne Liotard. (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam)
The French, hot chocolate, and an elegant pot:
A refined vessel found its place in history & art
Although the rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain, so says Eliza Doolittle, we can all be thankful that chocolate didn't, and in fact made it across that expanse into the rest of Europe.
The French, of course, came up with a more refined version of the cacao beverage in the early 1600s. Hot chocolate became so popular among the French elite and the Court — it was served daily at Versailles during the reign of Louis XIV — that it became necessary to innovate more effective methods, and vessels, for daily production.
Voila! The French Chocolatière (chocolate pot). The French fashioned the pots on the premise of ancient Mesoamerican gourd vessels, but in that oh so elegant but efficient manner of the French.
The porcelain, gold, or silver pear-shaped pots featured a hinged lid with a hole in the top to insert the moulinet (swizzle stick), which was used to froth the drink.
The French chocolate pots were so critical to the fashionable elite that history records the Marquise de Sévigné in 1671 lament her daughter's lack of a pot.
"But you do not have a chocolatière; I have thought of it a thousand times; what will you do? Alas, my child, you are not wrong when you believe that I worry about you more than you worry about me." — Coe & Coe, 2013, "The True History of Chocolate."
Chocolatière in Fine Art
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The hot chocolate beverage and the Chocolatière (chocolate pot) were popular with artists from the 18th and 19th centuries, with one of the more famous being The Chocolate Girl, circa 1743-44, by Jean-Étienne Liotard (1702-1789). The Pastel on parchment , standing 3 feet tall, is considered to be the Swiss artist's most prominent work. The painting shows a serving maid from Vienna carrying a tray with a porcelain chocolate cup and a glass of water. Since 1855 the picture has hung in the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister, Dresden.
About a decade later in his homage to 17th century Dutch painters, Liotard painted A Dutch Girl at Breakfast (or A Lady Pouring Chocolate), c. 1756, one of his rare works in oil. The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam acquired the painting in 2016.
Henri Matisse (1869-1954), an older compeer who helped Picasso (1881-1973) define radical contemporary art in the 20th century, often chose the chocolate pot as commonplace object in his still life paintings. The silver chocolatière was gifted to Matisse as a wedding gift from his friend and fellow artist Albert Marquet.
Even Picasso got in on the chocolate pot craze with this still life paintings.
Still thirsty for more on hot chocolate?
Read my post about the Haute Chocolate that never goes out of season!
Here's a curated list of readings on the subject:
- The Evolution of the Chocolatière: From French Innovation to Retirement in Museums
- An Abridged History of Hot Chocolate
- Jane Austen's World: Hot Chocolate, 18th-19th Century Style
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As the long-running hit series One Tree Hill enters its ninth and final season, the show continues to explore the challenges contemporary young people face as they try to build and define their lives. Last season in Tree Hill, there were a number of changes — both personal and professional — including the momentous and captivating marriage of Brooke and Julian and the birth of twins. Now, how will the young couple juggle parenthood and their careers? With Nathan traveling more as an agent, how will Haley's life change with a second child, an increasingly independent Jamie and a busy café to run? Plus, is a wedding in store for Quinn and Clay, or for Mouth and Millicent? And what's to become of Alex and Chase and their budding romance? Paul Johansson and Tyler Hilton rejoin the cast for the final season, and more than one familiar face, including Chad Michael Murray as Lucas Scott, will guest star. Don't miss a moment!


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December 03, 2014
Gerald Pickering appointed deputy director of Public Safety
Gerald Pickering
Gerald Pickering, chief of the Webster Police Department, has been named deputy director of the Department of Public Safety. He will start in the new position on Jan. 5. Since 2001, Pickering has served as Webster police chief, overseeing a force of 32 sworn officers and 10 civilian professionals.
Pickering graduated in 2004 from the FBI National Academy Class 219 in Quantico, Virginia, with graduate work completed through the University of Virginia. He holds a bachelor's degree in criminal justice community and human services from the State University of New York Empire State, and an associate's degree in criminal justice from Finger Lakes Community College.
Pickering serves in an elected position on the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police Board of Governors as the New York State Chiefs of Police Zone 9 Representative. He also has served since 2004 on the board of Fight Crime Invest in Kids New York. He is the current vice president of the Monroe County Chiefs Association and a member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, the New York State Chiefs of Police, the FBI National Academy Associates, and the FBI Law Enforcement Executive Development Association.


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Dubai business rated on employment practice
15 October 2015 - By Bachir El Nakib
Dubai has launched a rating system to give priority to construction companies who treat their employees well.
Under a welfare rating system launched this week, Dubai-based construction companies will be ranked according to how they treat their workers, Crown Prince of Dubai Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid said.
Construction companies involved in civil, electrical and mechanical work, which have been operating for at least two years, will be able to apply for a Taqdeer award, Sheikh Hamdan said on his website.
They will be judged on three criteria: 'essential fundamentals', which covers labour and health and safety policies, wages, facilities and infrastructure; on their culture and work environment, including justice and transparency, and administrative practices; and results, looking at performance indicators. Applicants will be given a score out of 1,000 and a rating from one to five stars, based on that score, the site said.
Companies with four- and five-star ratings will be given a certificate, and will have a competitive advantage in government tenders for new projects. It is also likely to give a competitive advantage in bidding for international contracts, Sheikh Hamdan said.
For the first year the system will only be open to companies involved in the construction of buildings, roads, bridges, tunnels, plumbing installation and power generation plants, Major General Obaid Mohair bin Surour, chairman of the permanent committee of labour affairs in Dubai said.
It will eventually be extended to factories in the country's free zones, where over 500,000 people are employed, he said.
"The extensive evaluation framework of the award will encourage companies to aspire to high standards in their management of labour. We are confident that the award will help set new benchmarks for good labour practices across sectors and throughout the region," Sheikh Hamdan said.
Source: https://www.out-law.com/en/articles/2015/october/dubai-business-rated-on-employment-practice/


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North Fort Myers High School is proud to be the Center for Arts and Media in the West Zone. North High offers more than 100 courses that comprise the seven different programs which are available to students who apply for, audition for, and are accepted to the Center for Arts and Media. Classes in the Center range from game simulation and ballet to acting and sculpture, but all prepare students for success in their advanced studies whether it be in the visual or performing arts. At North Fort Myers High School, we encourage students to take advantage of ALL that North offers, as a result much of our student body participates in both the Center for Arts and Media and the Cambridge AICE program.
The North Fort Myers High School Center for Arts and Media provides an exciting opportunity for artistically talented high school students in the West Zone. Once selected, students will become part of an artistic environment designed to develop their talents to the highest possible level while fostering an appreciation and love of the arts which will serve them well in the pursuit of the next step in their educational training and chosen careers. Students interested in becoming part of our programs need to complete an application online.
Admission to the North Fort Myers High School Center for Arts and Media West Zone program is by audition only. In addition to the North Fort Myers High School Center for Arts and Media application, a West Zone School Choice application should also be completed according to the published timeline.
Should a student be accepted into the Arts and Media program following his or her audition, that student may be released from the school initially assigned by School Assignment in order to attend North Fort Myers High School's Center for Arts and Media program. All students enrolling in the Arts and Media program must complete four semesters in the program to be considered for a waiver. Should they choose to leave the program prior to the completion of four semesters, then the student is subject to reentry into the school choice lottery. (School District of Lee County Administrative Regulation 1.63)
The Center for Arts and Media holds auditions every year in late February or early March. There are currently seven tracks within the Arts & Media program: Dance, Media Arts, Instrumental Music, Orchestra, Vocal Arts, Theatre Arts and Visual Arts.
Students who are currently enrolled in a West Zone high school or who are currently enrolled in eighth grade at a West Zone middle school are eligible to audition and participate in the Center for Arts and Media. Students interested in becoming part of our programs need to complete an application online or, if this is not possible, stop by the main office to pick up an application.
Students who complete the specific major track of their department will graduate with a total of at least 10 credits in the arts. Students who study in the major track are committed to developing their talents and experiencing the most beneficial components of the program. Majors have access to special events, work with guest artists, and attend field trips, conferences, and other enrichment activities that maintain a rigorous standing of learning in the arts. All students enrolling in the Center for Arts and Media must complete four semesters in the program to be considered for a waiver should they choose to leave the program (School District of Lee County Administrative Regulation 1.63)
Students who complete the specific minor track of their department will graduate with a total of at least 6 credits in the arts. The minor track program provides students the opportunity to increase skill levels in order to audition again for placement in the major track or the chance to increase their opportunity to study the arts at a more focused level. All students enrolling in the Arts and Media BARSPNprogram must complete four semesters in the program to be considered for a waiver should they choose to leave the program. (School District of Lee County Administrative Regulation 1.63).
NFMHS Center for Arts and Media Programs
Students concentrating in dance will complete an intensive course of study in choreography, performance, ballet, modern, and other dance techniques. In addition to providing instructional opportunities within the full spectrum of recognized dance styles, the program places a strong emphasis upon artistic quality, aesthetics, and career preparation. Regular association with practicing professionals as well as multidisciplinary programming with other departments will be an important aspect of the dance department's curriculum. It is the goal of the dance department to provide all of its students with a wide range of quality opportunities and experiences that will allow them to prepare for advanced study, professional growth, and personal fulfillment.
There are six tracks offered in digital media. digital photography, digital design, 3d gaming, animation/film, and tv production. The media arts program is based upon developing each student's artistic creativity in each specific track. By graduation, media students will have an electronic portfolio including audio, video, film, and graphic samples of their work, as well as the training and experience necessary to enter an advanced media arts program or to embark upon a career in media arts.
Industry certifications are an integral part of Digital Media. Every exam passed is college credit and proof to employers/college admissions they know the information learned. Industry certifications are offered in all digital media courses and vary depending on the course taken.
Digital Knight on the Web
Digital Design and Web Design Webpage
Game Design and Animation
Red Web Media
NFMHS Photography on Twitter
MUSICAL ARTS (Vocal Arts/Instrumental Music/Orchestra)
Students within the music department will have the opportunity to select a concentration in the area of instrumental or vocal music. Based upon the selection and the specific talent area of the student, a stimulating course of study will be designed to develop this talent to its highest possible level. In addition to classes in all fundamental musical areas, each student will participate in a wide array of ensemble and individual performance experiences.
North Fort Myers High School's Band Website
Students selecting a concentration in the theatre arts will have the opportunity to obtain intensive training in acting, directing, design, and technical theatre. The course of study will include opportunities in acting, voice and diction, mime and movement, improvisation, directing and playwriting, stage make-up, theatre technology, theatre history, vocal techniques, dance, musical theatre, and other classes. Students' talents will be polished and displayed in live play and musical theatre productions, some of which will be interdisciplinary efforts with other departments. The quality and visibility of the talent and artistry produced by students in this program will serve them well in the pursuit of the next phase of their formal education or professional training.
The visual arts program at North Fort Myers High School Center for Arts and Media will concentrate upon the optimum development of each student's artistic skills and techniques. Through immersion in a state of the art environment, contact with successful practicing artists, and training by a highly skilled staff, students will become strong visual communicators, creative thinkers, and resourceful problem solvers. The opportunity to exhibit as well as to participate in multidisciplinary arts projects will assist students in the development of a global perspective regarding the interrelationship of visual arts to other arts and to our society. Guidance in the compilation of personal portfolios and marketing skills will contribute to the prospects for successful pursuit of the next phase of each student's education and/or chosen career.
Campus Tours
Campus tours are available bewtween the dates of November 1, 2016 and February 28, 2017. Experience North's beautiful campus and learn about our unique course and program offerings by scheduling a tour. Visit the Prospective Students page for more info and to sign up for a tour.


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You seem like the kind of guy that likes girls in heels.
Kind of easy but still exhilarating,
Still a sense of conquest,
Still feeling like you made some major accomplishment by shooting the dying dove.
Still thinking it was charitable.
I don't think I know you the way I knew you this morning when I woke up.


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The Cherokee Nation's tribal complex and nearby Sequoyah High School in Tahlequah, Oklahoma were on lockdown for about three hours today after a man allegedly threatened to head there with a gun.
An e-mail went out to all employees after the threat was made just before 11 a.m., allegedly by a man who became irate at a tag office—which offers motor vehicle, drivers license and other state services—in Catoosa, Oklahoma. He then allegedly said he was heading to Tahlequah, the Cherokee Nation's capital, with his guns.
"Dispatch also indicated that the suspect was wearing camouflage gear and was driving a white truck," reported the Tahlequah Daily Press from information gleaned over a police scanner.
In the e-mail employees were asked to "remain in their departments with doors locked, until the lockdown is lifted," reported the Cherokee Phoenix, the tribal newspaper. "Employee safety is always our first concern. Communications will keep everyone updated as soon as we can. Water will be brought in and security will be checking on departments if employees need restroom breaks or have other needs."
The lockdown was lifted just after 2 p.m., according to a reporter for KTUL News.
Cherokee Nation officials were not immediately available for comment. The Cherokee National Marshal Service is investigating, along with other law enforcement agencies, according to reports.


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July General Body Meeting & MCLE Event
Come join the Earl B. Gilliam Bar Association for a FREE MCLE, then stay to engage in our July general body meeting!
Monday, July 15, 2019, at 5:30 PM
California Western School of Law, Room LH1
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San Diego, CA 92101
Creating Operational Unity
To further harness the growing force for transformation, the Earl B. Gilliam Bar Association (EBGBA) invites key community groups to join us on February 23, 2019, in our collaborative movement, Creating Operational Unity: Strategic Planning and Tactics for Political Change.
General Body Meeting & MCLE Event
Come join the Earl B. Gilliam Bar Association for a FREE MCLE, then stay to engage in our first general body meeting of the new year! Please RSVP at Eventbrite!
Join us for our 2018 Juneteenth Celebration
Woke San Diego College Tour
The EBGBA Board has voted to sponsor the "Woke San Diego College Tour." This tour will go to three college campuses here in San Diego County, and feature three candidates the EBGA endorsed for office: Genevieve Jones-Wright, Monica Montgomery, and Omar Passons.
Understanding the Law & Victims' Rights Concerning Identity Theft
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Movie Night: Black Panther
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The Mass Incarceration Machine
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Because time is not always on my side. Because sometimes there are just too little hours in one day. Because at times I barely manage to get my daily shit sorted out. That's why, from time to time, you and me both, are left out on new posts. I'm left out of time to write and you're left out of new material to read.
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