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It's now a magnificent seven wins in a row for leaders Waiters Arms as they beat a spirited King Cross side 6-3 in the Ziggys Metro Cars Halifax Sunday League.
The first of Waiters' half-dozen arrived after great play from Luke O'Brien and Billy Grogan in the middle, Lee Wood was released and he finished smartly past the onrushing Andy Bottomley.
A Dean Park delivery to the far post was volleyed home by Wood for 2-0, and it was soon three as winger Danny Cook wriggled clear and unselfishly squared for Dave Chappell to smash home from close range.
Further chances went begging for Waiters with Chappell and Cook the main culprits, but soon after the restart Waiters made it 4-0 when Wood grabbed his hat-trick with a superb header after an O'Brien pinpoint delivery.
The goal of the game then followed when Grogan found Park in the corner of the penalty area and the full back casually stroked it into the top corner.
King Cross substitute Simon Ward grabbed a brace but Waiters killed the game when substitute Kev Talbot slotted the ball into the corner for 6-2.
There was time for another consolation for Cross though when Ward was upended in the box and the striker completed a hat-trick from the spot.
Waiters boss Adam Fenton said: "Although we were on top from start to finish, credit where it's due, the Cross lads kept going to the end, made life difficult when they could and took their three chances well.
"I was happy with our display seeing as though I had to start four lads for the first time this season and they fit in perfectly.
"We now have a couple of cup games to look forward to and hopefully we can emulate last season's cup runs."
Halifax Hammers made it four wins out of five with a 3-2 win at Feathers in a open game.
Hammers took the lead in the ninth minute through Terriq Pervez, who then doubled their lead after 20 minutes.
Pervez then had a penalty saved before Feathers scored from the spot through Joel Cleary.
Hammers' Mazn Amhamed saw his 35 yard shot hit the crossbar, while Irfan Afzal also should have scored when in a good position from close range but his shot was cleared off the line.
Hammers extended their lead on 53 minutes after a brilliant run from Awais Khan was finished off by Pervez for his hat-trick.
Jack Rice's header made it 3-2 before being denied an equaliser by a superb save from Yasar Mohammed.
Pervez missed a great chance to seal the win before Rice squandered another opportunity to level the score when he fired wide when well-placed.
Elsewhere in the Premier Division, FC Casa beat Ryburn Valley 5-3, with manager Matthew Bagshaw describing it as "just the result we needed".
The Brighouse side could easily have crumbled on the back of shaky form when they went 2-0 behind, but with Luke Johnson to the fore as man of the match they fired back for a morale boosting victory.
In what Bagshaw described a great team effort, David Woffenden netted a brace, with Sam Halstead, Graham Pugh and Jamie Marshall all on the scoresheet.
Lee Mount registered their sixth win out of seven as they beat Hollins Holme 7-5.
In Division One, rock-bottom Barum Top were thrashed 6-0 at home by Cock and Bottle.
Leaders Bradshaw smashed Halifax Hammers Reserves 9-3, with four goals from Leon Hurles-Brook, three from Jordan Coduri and one each for Glenn Ackroyd and Morgan Cummings, while Foysal Ahmed, Omar Riaz and Ehsaan Gamar were on target for the hosts.
Triangle recorded only their second league win of the season with a 10-1 thumping of Old Pond, while there were also wins for Siddal Place, who beat Thrum Hall 7-4 and Halifax Rangers, who beat North Bridge 3-2.

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Hello Everyone!
It's officially Carnival time in Jamaica & I am so excited!
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"Is whole year that we waiting & we anticipating…"
I think Machel Montano summed up my Carnival weekend in his 2016 hit Waiting for the Stage. I waited a whole year for carnival & boy did it come with some hiccups but it was well worth the wait.
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I never knew I would ever step foot in another I Love Soca especially after my last experience at a Waterfront edition. It took Skinny Fabulous & Kerwin Dubois being billed for the event to convince me to purchase my ticket.
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It's officially soca season in Jamaica & I am super excited!!!!
The main reason why I love Carnival is definitely the music!…I LOVE SOCA MUSIC!
So by January I usually know all the songs. This year it was easier to get access to all my music thanks to a few apps & some trusted YouTube Accounts.
People always ask me how I keep up to date with my soca & these are my not so secret weapons.
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I can't believe its been a year already! I am still on high from Road March last April. Every time I remember how amazing my jump was I can't help but smile & thanks to YouTube I can watch it over and over again.
I know Jamaica Carnival ended more than a month ago but I had so much work on my plate, I didn't have the time to really sit down & do my experience justice in a blog post. Finally, my work load has eased & I am able to share the joy that was my Carnival Week!
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It's Bacchanal in January! Usually I wait until the launch of Bacchanal Friday but since I declared this year my "Carnival Year," I decided that I wanted to be there from the start. I also, wanted to scope out the costumes seeing that I am interested in playing Pretty Mas this year.
I wasted no time when the early bird tickets were released, I asked a friend to swing by Mas Camp a day before the early bird was originally scheduled to end.
As usual my Friday work day was eventful so I was a bit stressed/tired by the time I went home but I was looking forward to hearing some good soca music & seeing some pretty costumes.
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PACC Offshore Services Holdings - Bulk Share Disposal Remains An Overhang
- PACC Offshore Services Holdings (POSH)'s 1Q18 PATMI below but gross profits above expectations on strong contribution from Accommodation segment.
- OSV segment utilisation improves to 68% but still just below breakeven on a gross profit level.
- Malaysia Bulk Carriers Berhad (MBC) shareholders to vote on the proposed bulk share disposal at their EGM on 11 May.
Bulk share disposal remains an overhang
- Maintain HOLD on low earnings visibility for 2H18, and on technical overhang from MBC's proposed bulk sale.
- We think the proposed bulk sale by major shareholder Malaysia Bulk Carriers Berhad (MBC) will remain a technical overhang on the stock in FY18. Meanwhile, although 1Q18 saw a strong contribution from the Accommodation segment, the two heavyweight
- Semisubmersible Accommodation Vessel (SSAV) assets have yet to secure charters for 2H18, which could lead to a feast (1H18) then famine (2H18) situation if jobs do not come in. Although POSH's net gearing is now at c.1.6x owing to impairments taken, the company's positive OCF, lack of bonds outstanding, and undrawn bank facilities of c.US$137m give us some comfort.
Where we differ:
- We believe MBC's proposal to dispose of its 21.23% stake in POSH at a 15-30% discount to market price will be a technical overhang on the shares in the near term.
- Although MBC is affiliated to the Kuok Group, the chosen method of fundraising for MBC implies that the Kuok Group seems comfortable with a weaker share price for POSH. Of course, upside risk to our thesis could then be privatisation.
Potential catalyst:
- Contract wins, especially longer-term ones, for POSH's semi-submersible accommodation vessels (SSAVs) are a key catalyst, as their earnings potential is large.
- We base our Target Price of S$0.32 on a P/BV peg of 1.0x on FY18 book value, which we believe factors in a gradually recovering offshore oil market offset by the disposal overhang.
Key Risks to Our View:
- Failure to secure or extend charter contracts for the two SSAVs could result in downside risk to earnings.
WHAT'S NEW - 1Q18 PATMI below, but gross margins show sharp improvement
PATMI below on higher-than-expected operating expenses, but gross profit above as Accommodation segment did well.
- POSH's PATMI in 1Q18 was slightly below expectations mainly due to higher-than-expected admin and tax expenses. 1Q18 PATMI loss came in at US$7.2m whereas we were expecting about a US$4m loss. Gross profit was however, better than expected, at positive US$9.9m, a turnaround after six consecutive quarters of gross losses.
- The numbers surprised on the upside at the gross profit level mainly due to higher-than-anticipated profits from the Accommodation segment, as both SSAVs were working during the quarter and one newbuild MPSV vessel also contributed.
Segmental performance:
- OSV segment revenues of US$21.7m and gross losses of US$0.3m were in line with expectations. Utilisation rate improved from 62% in 4Q17 to 68% this quarter, aided by a full-quarter contribution from the 12 vessels under long-term charters in the Middle East.
- Accommodation segment revenues of US$38.9m and gross profits of US$9.3m were higher than expected, thanks to the deployment of newly delivered MPSV vessel (in November 2017) POSH Mallard and both the SSAVs being on contract during the quarter. Our concern is now on 2H18 profits, as both vessels have yet to secure jobs for that period, which could result in a feast (1H18) and famine (2H18) outcome this year if jobs do not come in for the two heavyweight assets.
- Harbour Services and Transportation & Installation (T&I) segments were generally in line with our forecasts, though the T&I gross margin was slightly lower than expected as charter rates were depressed during the quarter. These two segments are relatively smaller contributors in revenue terms, though accounting for c.28% of FY18's positive segment gross profits (i.e. excluding OSV segment losses), with the rest coming from the Accommodation segment.
Gearing remains elevated, but positive OCF is encouraging.
- OCF was positive this quarter at US$12.2m, while net gearing remained flat q-o-q at 1.63x.
Maintenance projects the bright spot; focus on Middle East and Africa.
- POSH expects charter rates to remain under pressure due to continued oversupply of vessels, though the company is seeing an increase in enquiries for vessels supporting maintenance projects in 1Q18. Meanwhile, it is looking to continue to participate actively in tenders in the Middle East and Africa, which have relatively healthy activity levels.
Bulk share disposal by major shareholder Malaysian Bulk Carriers Berhad (MBC) announced in April.
- To recap, MBC announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary Lightwell Shipping Inc (LSI) is proposing to dispose of its entire 21.23% stake in POSH to all shareholders of MBC by way of a renounceable restricted offer for sale (ROS). The disposal is targeted to be completed by 2H18. MBC – with its 21.23% stake – is the second largest shareholder in POSH, after parent Kuok (Singapore) Limited, which holds 60.30%.
- Due to the share price overhang expected from this sale, we downgraded POSH to HOLD in April with a Target Price of S$0.32 , as MBC was looking at a disposal price with a 15-30% discount to the then-prevailing market price, which implied a range of around S$0.2604-0.3162. That range has now been lowered to S$0.2225-0.2701, based on the circular to shareholders dated 26 April 2018, as POSH share price had declined between the date of the first announcement and the issuance of the circular. POSH is now trading around our Target Price and above the upper limit of that range.
- To be clear, the disposal price is only an indicative one at this point; the final price will be fixed at a later date. Nonetheless, we expect the sale to remain an overhang on POSH for the good part of 2018.
- Shareholders are due to vote on the proposed disposal at the MBC's EGM on 11 May; the sale is targeted to be completed by August 2018.
POSH undertakes arbitration against Mexico relating to issues with Mexican vessels that arose back in 2014.
- POSH has filed a Notice of Arbitration dated 4 May 2018 against the United Mexican States (Mexico) relating to actions taken by the country that POSH believes are in violation of the Bilateral Investment Treaty between Mexico and Singapore. We believe this relates to the vessels provided by POSH and its then-JV company Servicios Marítimos Gosh, S.A.P.I. de C.V. (GOSH) back in 2013/2014 to Oceanografía, S.A. de C.V (OSA) which then chartered those vessels to Pemex (national oil company).
- At the time, the Mexican government took over administration of OSA due to alleged fraud arising from billings charged by OSA to Pemex, which resulted in outstanding charter hire amounts due to POSH and GOSH.
- POSH made c.US$13.3m in allowances in 2013 and 2014 for these charters, by our calculations. Hence, winning this arbitration could bring in that amount of cash.
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Apple has today announced that in the past 80 days since the products launch, the software giant has sold 3 million iPads.
The iPad was originally released on 3rd April in the USA and sold a massive 500,000 devices in the first week. This unexpected demand delayed the UK release of the product by one month.
Sales of the groundbreaking gadget however, have increased by a further 1 million since it has been on sale in the UK, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain and Switzerland 20 days ago.
Steve Jobs, Apple's chief executive spoke out about the iPad's initial success, stating, "People are loving iPad as it becomes a part of their daily lives."
Currently developers have created over 11,000 applications for the device. Many of these apps take advantage of the iPads multi-touch user interface, high-quality graphics and large screen.
The iPad will also run any of the 225,000 applications already available in the Apple App Store, including those orignially purchased for the iPhone and iPod touch.
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Saturday's are the busiest day for the self-serve dog wash. Because weekend's are a time to get chores done, like washing the dog. To accommodate everyone, we have created a few courtesy policies for the weekend.
Time Limit: On Saturday we have a 30 – 45 minute time limit per dog. This allows everyone a chance to get their dog clean.
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Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. Ltd., the parent company of FIH Mobile Ltd. (02038.HK), is recruiting 25,000 employees for its industrial park in the Guizhou province, its fourth after those in Shenzhen, Yantai and Tianjin, United Daily News reported Wednesday, citing a report by Guiyang Evening Post. About 5,000 employees will be recruited until March 31, and another 20,000 employees will be recruited between April and October. Hon Hai will also hire 15,000 engineers in Taiwan this year, the report said, adding that Google Inc. earlier revealed plans to hire more than 100 employees on the island.
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So we'll just jump right in, here are 25 facts about me:
1. I have two metal ankles. Why you ask? I am horrendously unlucky.
2. I am a natural red head.
3. I am most definitely a cat lady, I have two cats of my own, Sugar and Spice.
4. Growing up, I wanted to be a florist, a wedding planner, a forensic anthropologist and an archaeologist...
5. I cry constantly at books, music, films, TV adverts, cute animals... you name it, I'll sob at it.
6. I went to boarding school, by my own choice, and it was the best decision I have ever made.
7. Spending two months in Italy last year changed my life.
8. I learnt last year to never regret the decisions I have made, after years of regretting so many things.
9. I have a niece who is six and she is wickedly brilliant.
10. My mum wanted to call me Poppy.
11. I had my first kiss when I was waitressing at a school function with a guy wearing a kilt. It is one of my fondest memories.
12. I swear like a sailor.
13. Hello, my name is Lauren Quinn and I am a Pinterest addict.
14. My brother and I spent an entire afternoon building Wallace and Gromit snowmen. My brother and his friends then proceeded to kill Wallace and Gromit when they played football that night. I have never forgiven my brother for this.
15. My favourite painting is a tie between Vermeer's Girl Reading a Letter by an Open Window or Artemisia Gentileschi's Judith Slaying Holofernes.
16. The way to my heart? Mr Kipling's French Fancies.
17. When I was seven years old, I used to consult an 8 Ball when making important decisions.
18. I will one day learn to play the piano.
19. I wrote a novel when I was fourteen years old and I posted it on Bebo. It was actually quite popular.
20. I like sitting in churches, I find them to be incredibly peaceful places.
21. After watching it so many times, I know the script of Moulin Rouge.
22. I love eating in restaurants alone.
23. I am scared of squirrels and yes, I am admitting that on the internet.
24. Whenever I feel sad, I listen to The Who 'Love Reign O'er Me', because it reminds me of my dad and makes me feel better.
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February WPI up to 2.93% on costlier food
Higher food prices accelerated India's annual rate of inflation based on wholesale prices to 2.93 per cent in February from 2.74 per cent reported for the corresponding month of 2018, official data showed on Thursday.
New Delhi: Higher food prices accelerated India's annual rate of inflation based on wholesale prices to 2.93 per cent in February from 2.74 per cent reported for the corresponding month of 2018, official data showed on Thursday.
Even on a sequential basis, the Wholesale Price Index (WPI) data for February, furnished by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, showed that wholesale prices rose on a faster rate compared to 2.76 per cent growth reported for January 2019.
"The annual rate of inflation, based on monthly WPI, stood at 2.93 per cent (provisional) for the month of February 2019 (over February 2018) as compared to 2.76 per cent (provisional) for the previous month and 2.74 per cent during the corresponding month of the previous year," the Ministry said in its review of "Index Numbers of Wholesale Price in India" for February.
"Build-up inflation rate in the financial year so far was 2.75 per cent compared to a build-up rate of 2.56 per cent in the corresponding period of the previous year."
On a year-on-year basis, the expenses on primary articles, which constitute 22.62 per cent of the WPI's total weightage, rose to 4.84 per cent from 0.79 per cent.
Similarly, prices of food articles increased on a faster rate. The category has a weightage of 15.26 per cent in the WPI index. It increased 4.28 per cent from a rise of 0.95 per cent.
However, onion prices deflated (-) 58 per cent, whereas potatoes became dearer 23.40 per cent.
The overall vegetable prices in February rose 6.82 per cent against a rise of 15.26 per cent in the year-ago month.
In addition, the cost of fuel and power, which commands a 13.15 per cent weightage, increased at a slower pace of 2.23 per cent from a growth of 4.55 per cent.
The expenses on manufactured products registered a rise of 2.25 per cent from 3.31 per cent.
On Tuesday, another key macro data showed that India's inflation had fallen.
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Neoplasm is an abnormal mass of tissue as a result of neoplasia. Neoplasia (new growth in Greek) is the abnormal proliferation of cells. The growth of this clone of cells exceeds, and is uncoordinated with, that of the normal tissues around it. It usually causes a lump or tumor. Neoplasms may be benign, pre-malignant or malignant.
In modern medicine, the term tumor is synonymous with a neoplasm that has formed a lump. In the past, the term tumor was used differently. Some neoplasms do not cause a lump.
A neoplasm can be benign, potentially malignant (pre-cancer), or malignant (cancer). [1]
Because neoplasia includes very different diseases, it is difficult to find a definition that describes them all. [2] The definition of the British oncologist R.A. Willis is widely cited: A neoplasm is an abnormal mass of tissue, the growth of which exceeds and is uncoordinated with that of the normal tissues, and persists in the same excessive manner after cessation of the stimulus which evoked the change.[3]
This definition is criticized because some neoplasms, such as nevi, are not progressive.
Neoplastic tumors often contain more than one type of cell, but their initiation and continued growth is usually dependent on a single population of neoplastic cells. These cells are presumed to be clonal - that is, they are descended from a single progenitor cell.
Sometimes, the neoplastic cells all carry the same genetic or epigenetic anomaly which becomes evidence for clonality. For lymphoid neoplasms, e.g. lymphoma and leukemia, clonality is proven by the amplification of a single rearrangement of their immunoglobulin gene (for B cell lesions) or T-cell receptor gene (for T cell lesions). The demonstration of clonality is now considered to be necessary to identify a lymphoid cell proliferation as neoplastic.[4]
It is tempting to define neoplasms as clonal cellular proliferations but the demonstration of clonality is not always possible. Therefore, clonality is not required in the definition of neoplasia.
Tumor (Latin for swelling) originally meant all forms of swelling, neoplastic or not. In current English however, both common and Medical, tumor is now considered synonymous with neoplasm. [5 ] Note that some neoplasms do not form a tumor. They include leukemia and most forms of carcinoma in situ.


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Our Team
Erl Pettman
Erl qualified as a physiotherapist at Nottingham, England in 1972. Along with his wife, Maggie (also a physiotherapist and co-owner of OASIS Mission Physiotherapy), they immigrated to Canada in 1974. Eventually arriving in British Columbia in 1978 they set up their first private practice, McCallum Physiotherapy Clinic, which they still operate in Abbotsford today. 13 years later they started OASIS (Orthopaedic And Sports Injury Services) Physiotherapy in Mission.
In a career spanning over 40 years Erl has had many roles. As a clinician he has specialized in Orthopaedic Manual/Manipulative Physiotherapy (OMPT), with a sub-specialty in the rehabilitation of chronic work and MVA related injuries.
Educationally Erl has been a National and International teacher of OMPT for 40 years. The emphasis of his teaching, as with his clinical practice, has always been holistic; 'Treat the person, not just a part of the person'. As early as 1979 using this philosophy Erl pioneered and began teaching the Level III Integrated Quadrant Courses within Canada and later the USA. This has obviously influenced all his staff who Erl encourages to do regular in-services. Erl and all of his staff are forever striving to achieve excellence in clinical practice.
Erl is a retired Chief Examiner for the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA) but still retains that position within the North American Institute of Orthopaedic Manual Therapy (NAIOMT) which he founded in 1987. He has been officially recognized for his commitment to teaching by both the CPA (The 'Golden Hands Award') and the American Academy of OMPT (the 'Teach I Must' Award).
He continues to shape physiotherapy post professional education as an adjunct professor of the Doctor of Science in Physical Therapy (DScPT) program at Andrews University, Michigan. Erl has written chapters in 3 PT textbooks and has also written his own book, 'Manipulative Thrust Techniques'. When not treating patients or teaching students Erl loves sharing the rest of his life with wife Maggie, children Nathan, Tanya and Jonathan and his beautiful grandchildren Aylah, Quinn, Summer and Chloe.
Erl retired from treating clients in 2018 but continues to teach and mentor physiotherapists from all over North America.
Joe Harvard
Joe graduated from Andrew's University in 2001 with a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy. He then returned to Canada and joined the OASIS Mission Physiotherapy team
Joe has a keen interest in Manual Therapy and continues to pursue this treatment under the tutelage of NAIOMT (North American Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy) instructor, Erl Pettman. Joe strives to not only rehabilitate his clients, but to educate them on how their bodies work, in the hope that this knowledge will prevent further injury and provide them with the ability to lead active healthy lifestyles.
Mission is a vibrant community that is constantly on the go. Joe has been able to work with different groups and events including the Mission Secondary Road Runners football team, the Mission Marlins swim team, the 2004 BC Summer Games in Abbotsford and the very successful 2014 BC Winter Games hosted by Mission.
Outside of work Joe enjoys challenges and adventures including travelling, cooking, completing triathlons, biking, snowboarding, SCUBA diving, wood working……and others yet to be discovered. Joe is blessed to have a wife, Lila and daughter, Katelyn to enjoy these challenges and adventures with.
Joe's focus at OASIS is on:
- Sports injuries
- Manual therapy
- Educating clients
Nasan Mohajeri
Nasan graduated with his Masters of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta, after completing a Bachelors of Kinesiology at the University of Calgary. Nasan joined our team at OASIS Mission Physiotherapy in 2010.
Nasan has special interests in Manual Therapy and exercise prescription, and has training with Kinesiotape. He is certified with the AFCI (Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute) and has experience using anatomical acupuncture to help achieve optimal results for his clients. Nasan continues to expand his Manual Therapy skills and knowledge alongside NAIOMT (North American Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy) examiner, Erl Pettman. Nasan is always interested in combining a variety of approaches in order to help his clients get back up to speed.
Nasan has connected with many residents of Mission while running a work conditioning program. The goal of this program being to rehabilitate injured clients to optimize their level of function and build back to pre-injury activities.
When he is not helping his clients rehabilitate from a variety of injuries, Nasan enjoys spending time with his beautiful wife and 3 children as well as keeping active with golf, tennis, ice hockey and running.
Nasan's focus at OASIS is on:
- Manual therapy
- Exercise prescription
- Educating clients
- Dry needling (IMS)
- Acupuncture
- Sports injuries
Kim Hauvre
Kim Hauvre received a Master of Science in Physical Therapy (MSPT) from Andrews University, located in Berrien Springs, Michigan. Upon graduation, Kim completed her practicum at OASIS Physiotherapy in 1998 and was hired on fulltime shortly after. A Mission native, she has been working with OASIS ever since.
Kim's breadth of experience in client care includes orthopedic related injuries and most recently women's health. She enjoys working through diagnosis and treatment with clients of all ages and walks of life. Further, Kim is a member of the Women's Health Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and is invested in pursuing physical therapy related women's health initiatives such as prenatal education, labour and delivery training, postpartum rehabilitation as well as treatment of diastasis recti abdominus and pelvic floor dysfunction. She is certified as a Core Confidence Specialist through Bellies Inc. as well as the Importance of Core Strength in the Prenatal and Postpartum Client through the Tummy Team.
Kim's community involvement includes volunteering for the BC Summer and Winter Games and giving community lectures on health and exercise. In the past, Kim founded and coordinated an infant loss support group for mothers.
When Kim is not working, she enjoys outdoor activities including hiking, biking, water skiing, and paddle sports. Kim also enjoys cooking, gardening, and touring local farms and greenhouses with her family.
Kim's focus at OASIS is on:
- Women's health including prenatal and postpartum rehab
- Diastasis recti rehab for men and women
- Educating clients
- Sports and orthopedic rehabilitation
- Children and aging clients
Liliana Harvard
Liliana graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy in 1993. She has over 20 years of experience in many different areas of physiotherapy; she joined the OASIS team in 2008.
Liliana has worked with both pediatric and aging populations in various hospitals. She has lived and practiced physiotherapy in many provinces. For the last 10 plus years she has spent the majority of her time treating clients in private clinic settings. She is certified in acupuncture through the AFCI (Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute). She has taken many Manual Therapy courses and is now shadowing and learning from Manual Therapy expert, Erl Pettman.
Liliana has volunteered with Twisters Gymnastics Club in various roles, including judging. During the BC Winter Games hosted by Mission in 2014 she voluntarily treated athletes from various sports.
Liliana spends her free time with her daughter, Katelyn and husband, Joe. She loves travelling, gardening, and the outdoors.
Liliana's focus at OASIS is on:
- Accupuncture
- Manual therapy
- Children and aging clients
- Sports rehabilitation
- Educating clients for prevention of injuries
Jen Giles
Jen graduated from the University of the Fraser Valley, obtaining her Bachelors of Kinesiology Degree in 2011. She is a member of the British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists. She joined the OASIS team in 2013.
Jen's clinical experience includes injury rehabilitation, hydrotherapy, occupational rehabilitation, work conditioning, job demands analysis and return to work planning.
Jen is very familiar with an active lifestyle and competitive sports; she spent much of her time growing up in the pool, competing in speed swimming and synchronized swimming. She has been involved with sports in the community, coaching both track and field and competitive swimming for Special Olympics British Columbia.
When Jen is not in the clinic she can be found with camera in hand, dreaming of travel or enjoying time with her husband in Hawaii.
Jen's focus at OASIS is on:
- Hydrotherapy
- Return to work conditioning and planning
- Strength/conditioning
Ryan Clifton
Ryan graduated from the University of the Fraser Valley with a degree in Kinesiology and Physical Education in 2007 and has been working with OASIS since that time.
Ryan's primary focus is on injury rehabilitation and prevention through postural control and biomechanics. His work spans a scope of workplace injuries, workplace simulation and conditioning, ICBC claimants, sports injury rehabilitation and prehabilitation, and hydrotherapy. Ryan also pursues continuing education in treatment modalities and exercise prescription specifically related to rehabilitation and performance enhancement.
Outside of the clinic, Ryan is also a personal trainer and masters swim coach. He enjoys spending time with his young son.
Ryan's focus at OASIS is on:
- Biomechanical assessment
- Postural control
- Strength/conditioning
Brittney McNabb
Brittney graduated from the University of the Fraser Valley in 2009 with a Bachelor's Degree in Kinesiology and Exercise Science and then went on to become a Certified Exercise Physiologist through the Canadian Society of Exercise Physiology in 2010. She joined OASIS in 2012.
Brittney's belief that frequent, sustainable, small changes can have a big impact on health helps her work with clients to overcome injury from workplace to car accidents or sports injuries. Brittney specializes in chronic disease and women's health.
Growing up as a competitive swimmer, Brittney is never far from the water. She enjoys kayaking, skiing, snowshoeing and of course swimming. Her sport of choice is Triathlon and is thankful whenever her husband and young son are out there cheering her on.
**Brittney is currently on maternity leave**
Brittney's focus at OASIS is on:
- Women's heath
- Pre and post-natal fitness
- Diastasis recti rehabilitation for men and women
- Chronic disease
- Exercise prescription
- Rehabilitative exercises
Vanessa Forcier
Vanessa graduated from University of the Fraser Valley in 2008 with a Bachelor's Degree in Kinesiology. She joined our OASIS team in 2009.
While working for OASIS, Vanessa can be found leading Hydrotherapy sessions in the pool and rehabilitative exercises in the gym. Vanessa works with clients of all ages. She has a passion for people, recovery from injury and healthy living.
Outside of work, Vanessa spends her time staying active with her kids, as well as playing competitive roller derby.
Vanessa's focus at OASIS is on:
- Hydrotherapy
- Rehabilitative exercises
Jaime Davison
Office Manager
Jaime graduated from the University of the Fraser Valley in 2003 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree. She began working in office administration in the dental field around that time and joined the OASIS team in 2014.
Jaime helps to keep the clinic in order and stays on top of reports, deadlines, and private insurance, Worksafe BC and ICBC coverage details. Jaime is happy to help clients with any funding or scheduling concerns.
When not in the clinic, Jaime enjoys activities including camping, yard work, and all the usual Mom stuff with her husband and their 2 young children.
**Jaime is currently training her replacement, senior receptionist, Mona Morrison. It is with great sadness Jaime leaves the OASIS family, but she is confident Mona will be more than capable of taking care of all our clients' needs.
Julie Davis
Julie began working in the physiotherapy field in 1993. After having 2 children and moving to and purchasing a home in Mission, she was thrilled to join the OASIS team in 2006.
Julie is experienced in medical billing, office administration, and scheduling. Her bright smile welcomes clients into the clinic. Charming and engaging, Julie is always glad to lend a hand to clients and staff and takes pride in what she does.
Julie was introduced to the physiotherapy field when she was a competitive synchronized swimmer. She still enjoys water sports, camping, traveling, and spending time with her family.


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Being a hospital, we specialize in facilitating Ultra-Modern Healthcare Services, in addition to our aim of providing relief and care, naturally and hence better known for the "Yogashram". Since 1985, with our support team consisting of specialized Doctors, Researchers, Therapists, Management and Trainees, we have been continuously serving with admirable personalized healthcare services of Naturopathy, Ayurveda, Yoga and Physiotherapy for the patients of all age groups at affordable cost.
The institution has aligned its goals on the similar fundamentals acknowledged by Gandhiji where Naturopathy and Yoga are recognized as the finest, trouble free and reasonably priced systems of medicine for poor and down trodden section of the society who cannot afford the costly medicines.
Today, Bapu Nature Cure Hospital and Yogashramis one among the few leading Nature Cure Hospitals in the Country helping a good share of regular health seekers, patients, students, interns and so on. The institution has been highly vigorous in imparting health care training to Schools, Corporates & Government Institutions. Bapu Nature Cure Hospital & Yogashram functions under the aegis of "Nature Cure & Yoga Trust" (a trust registered under the Societies Act, 1860) to promote and enhance the regular practice of availing Naturopathy & Yoga, a drugless remedy for better health. The hospital is registered under section 80-G of Income Tax Act, under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 1976.
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At Intrinsic Organics, we continually strive to extract premier ingredients for our customers that can be tailored to their formulations. We enable our customers to give the consumer the healthiest food possible by providing the highest quality of organically grown and naturally produced food ingredients.
Our proprietary organic ag-crop, the SunSpud™, is exclusive to Intrinsic Organics and requires minimal inputs. With our SunSpud™, we can produce 100% organic and domestic inulin.
At Intrinsic Organics we are proud to bring this product to market and we're excited to present our future plans. Use the links below to find out more about what we're doing at Intrinsic Organics.
SunSpudsTM, a non-GMO variety of the Jerusalem Artichoke plant has been aggressively researched since 2004 achieving optimal results.
With the help of the University of Idaho and the University of Maine, SunSpuds™ were developed and defined its agronomic requirements, i.e row spacing, nutritional and irrigation needs, disease resistance and organic growing.
The Idaho and Maine studies showed that SunSpuds™ has no known predators or diseases and is a very robust plant.
A short season climate demonstration in Alaska proved that SunSpuds™ can be grown in harsh climates.
A 77 acre commercial demonstration proved the large scalability of SunSpuds™ and its crop yields.
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Janice & Paul Married | May 2011 | New York City
Janice & Paul have a mission. They also have romance, commitment, love and all the other things that come with falling in love, but there's something bigger than just that between them. In a time when we are told that love and marriage is the end all, be all, that if you find that one "soulmate" you will live happily ever after, it seemed to me that Janice & Paul were look for more.
Happiness, of course is something that we all want and rightly deserve, but if living happily ever after with the one is really the reason why we love and grow I daresay that we will be very disappointed.
Because with couples like Janice and Paul, you can tell something is different. Because it says something about the couple when the wedding favors for their guests aren't actually gifts as much as the honor of donating to Reah, a non-profit that works to create viable and sustainable long-term projects inside North Korea. It says that when it comes times to make bigger decisions, we will put other before ourselves. That happiness will take a back seat if it means making a difference in this world. And again, I daresay that to have a goal like that will never disappoint.
Weddings like this leave me with much more than great photos. It helps me focus on more than just making a living.
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For many, the antagonist in our own life stories is Fear. It impacts the jobs we have, the chances we take, the relationships we're in, the worry we carry around, and of course, a long list of things we won't try or avoid doing. Rise & Shine/Season Four is a monthly workshop series for women who are serious about authoring their own fulfilling and purpose-driven lives. There will be adventure, romance, suspense, comedy, and maybe even stories of tragedies turned triumphs. The only thing we won't have during this page-turning season is drama!
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National Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR) and a coalition of nonprofit organizations and scientists have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), asking the court to throw out a new EPA policy barring anyone receiving grant money from the agency from serving on its scientific advisory panels.
EPA's scientific advisory panels were established under the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA). Through FACA, Congress formally recognized committees and other groups as a useful and beneficial means of seeking outside expert advice, ideas and opinions. EPA scientific advisory panels help inform EPA decisions and review the scientific accuracy of EPA findings across a wide range of agency programs.
Under a new policy, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is removing publicly funded scientists from the committees but allowing advocates for the polluting industries to remain on the committees.
Those being removed include experts and leaders in the fields of cancer, children's health, asthma and other respiratory diseases, epidemiology, the hazards posed by chemicals in the home, and risk analysis and decision science. These scientists help ensure that EPA makes decisions based on scientific merit and not on politics.
In announcing the lawsuit, Earthjustice, a nonprofit environmental law organization, notes that while independent scientists are being removed from the boards, "One of Pruitt's appointees to the Science Advisory Board, Robert Phalen, claims that air pollution is good for children and that 'modern air is a little too clean for optimum health.' Michael Honeycutt, another Pruitt appointee, denies the overwhelming scientific evidence that smog causes asthma and has suggested that more smog would be a 'health benefit.' As a regulator in Texas, he has opposed stricter limits on mercury and arsenic releases, and actually weakened state protections for benzene, a widespread and extremely potent carcinogen. Honeycutt will now chair the Science Advisory Board."
The parties to the suit are PSR, National Hispanic Medical Association and the International Society for Children's Health and Environment, on behalf of their members, and Professor Edward Avol, represented by Earthjustice, together with independent scientists Dr. Robyn Wilson and Dr. Joseph Arvai, represented by the Columbia Environmental Law Clinic, Morningside Heights Legal Services at Columbia Law School.
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A new sample for of an Angular 4 is available for IBM Digital Experience (DX) solutions WebSphere Portal and Web Content Manager V8.5 and 9. This sample illustrates building an Angular 4 application and deploying it as a script application. It includes all the configuration and build steps needed to get the application running smoothly in WebSphere Portal.
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If you are new to IBM Digital Experience (DX) or have not worked with the latest release (8.5 CF07), you may want to get up to speed as a business user and start following this online lab that walks you through the main capabilities of this engaging solution.
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Learn how to integrate a custom IBM Domino database into IBM Digital Experience (DX). This integration provides the IBM Web Content Manager (WCM) and Digital Data Connector (DDC) capabilities. This article starts with outlining the integration options. After that a sample implementation follows. This demonstration is divided into two parts. Part one shows the integration of a sample database. A customized DDC plug-in implementation is provided. Use the plug-in to connect to the database by using the Java API of the Domino server.
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Seeking for the latest release? If 10176 is illegal then give me another release to test....
Seeking for the latest release? If 10176 is illegal then give me another release to test....
Rumour is that an RTM build will be out tomorrow (the 15th).
If that's true, you can update to that build.
if you use IE 0 it crashes on every X (close)
Moving an open window - requires you to grab it 3 times before it will move
Windows update keeps pulling errors - after the update is downloaded - but won't install the update
10166 downloads for 1/2 an hour - then deletes itself - 4 times now
Download Opera for computers - Opera Software
Install these extensions to navigate peacefully because without them you get contaminated very fast:
AdBlock extension - Opera add-ons
Disconnect extension - Opera add-ons
Close Clean extension - Opera add-ons
Ghostery extension - Opera add-ons
It's the 8.1 version but it runs well under Ten.
TH1 Professional 10240 is now available. I just started the download.


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Feline fun at RSPCA branch
PUBLISHED: 21:00 23 May 2018
A celebration of cats will be held at an RSPCA branch this weekend.
Naomi with some kittens.
The charity's branch in Brent Road, Brent Knoll, will open its doors on Sunday for a Feline Fiesta.
Its cattery blocks will be available to explore while staff will talk about their work and how they help the animals in their care. There will also be games, refreshments and a feline goodies tombola.
An RSPCA spokesman said: "If you love cats then please come along and celebrate all things feline at the Brent Knoll animal centre."
The North Somerset branch covers from Nailsea down to Wells.
Louis with Smudge who is looking for a home.
The event will run from 11am-4pm.
To book a stall, contact email@example.com or 01278 782671.


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Plato Told Hillary
'Puter awoke this morning to the crew on Morning Joe announcing in Very Serious Voices ™ the New York Times broke another Clinton Family scandal.
'Puter yawned, assuming this would be another quickly dismissed "the Clintons are on the take" disclosure, one of which media would quickly tire. Hey, 'Puter remembers the Clinton-Media Complex from way back in Bill's White House days.
Not so fast, though. Sure, this scandal's about the Clintons and their congenital lust for money and power, no matter how dirty the source. But it's also more than that, and 'Puter thinks this scandal just may have staying power.
Hillary Clinton, as Secretary of State, appears to have permitted Russia to acquire a significant portion of America's uranium reserves and mines in exchange for millions of dollars of contributions to the Clinton Family Foundation. Additionally, Russians with a stake in the transaction paid Bill Clinton $500,000.00 for one speech in Moscow.
This Clinton scandal's got staying power because isn't about money. It's about national security.
Russia provides Iran its uranium. Iran is building a nuclear weapon. President Obama is set on a deal permitting Iran to develop a nuclear weapon. Mrs. Clinton's decision means Iran forthcoming nuclear device will likely contain fissile material made in the USA.
All of this reminded 'Puter of the e.e.cummings poem Plato Told. 'Puter's favorite part of the poem is this bit:
told him:i told
him;we told him
(he didn't believe it,no
sir)it took
a nipponized bit of
the old sixth
el;in the top of his head:to tell
The poet's reference to "a nipponized bit of the old sixth avenue el;in the top of his head:to tell him" reminded 'Puter exactly of the Clinton family's horrible, shortsighted betrayal of America.
You see, America sold the scrap metal from the dismantling of New York's Sixth Avenue elevated train line to Imperial Japan three years before Pearl Harbor. Japan used this metal to manufacture the bombs, bullets and warships used in that attack. America willing sold Japan the means of its own (short term) destruction.
And Hillary Clinton's done the same thing, selling Russian and Iran the means of America's own destruction. Worse, Mrs. Clinton's done it not out of naïveté, but out of greed.
The New York Times told 'Puter. 'Puter's having a hard time believing it.


text: Searcys is such a behemoth in the catering industry, it was no surprise to see them awarded the main restaurant and bar space at the concourse of the elegant and grand St Pancras station. We went along recently to visit their brasserie, as they've revamped their interior, along with their menu in anticipation of the 150th birthday of St Pancras station; plus they've just opened their first ever Champagne School. Their Champagne Bar is already very well-known as being Europe's longest Champagne Bar, but the brasserie is where you can enjoy Great British cuisine in old-world glamour surroundings. The decor evokes the golden age of travel with vintage lighting, old stations clocks and well-cushioned leather seating. The menu from head chef, Colin Layfield celebrates classic, simple British food. You know Colin cares about the provenance of his ingredients when they are clearly listed on his menu. The chargrilled Wye Valley asparagus had a deliciously firm, crisp bite to them and was well-flavoured with some wild garlic and soft boiled egg dressing. Given we were sampling a glass of Searcy's fine house champagne, it would be amiss not to pair it with a platter of Britain and Ireland's finest oysters; so I ordered two of each of Pyefleet rock, Carlingford rock, and Jersey rock. The Carlingford ones had a delightful sweet aftertaste whilst the Jersey ones tasted more delicate and had a refreshing crisp sea-salt taste. My guest opted for the traditional vegetable pie with creamed cauliflower which was warming, hearty and had a firm, crisp outer crust. Whilst being a seafood fanatic, it was an obvious choice to opt for the grilled native lobster option on their menu. With items like seafood, you should always choose the restaurants with a high footfall like St Pancras by Searcys brasserie to ensure a regular supply of fresh produce. The meat had a solid, healthy texture and it was simply and effectively cooked with wild garlic butter and accompanied with seashore vegetables. Pudding was a suitably indulgent affair with the likes of baked Alaska and chocolate and hazelnut mousse, but my recommendation would be to try their earl grey parfait, lemon curd and crumble. The flavours of the tea subtly permeate the dessert to create a dish that has more complex flavours and not overly sweet. They also have beautiful private dining rooms as well as spaces for meetings and conferences for those busy executives heading on/off the Eurostar. For more information on Searcys St.Pancras see here. Follow Candid Magazine on Instagram, here]]>


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7/18/98 - 2/25/09
Bred by Storey C Smith, Black Rock Australian Shepherds
Tahoe is Dave's first-ever dog to own and train and she will be a tough act to follow. She is not only a great competitor, but more importantly, she is a wonderful companion. She switches between the extremes of her game face (serious on course and in the breed ring) to her snuffly, snorty grin to much amusement.
She came to us from Storey Smith/Black Rock in New Mexico.
Originally co-owned, Storey showed Tahoe to her AKC and ASCA Championships
and to multiple Best of Breed wins. Tahoe even made the trip with Storey
to New York in 2000 to show at the Westminster Kennel Club show but
decided that Madison Square Garden was a bit too chaotic for a young
desert girl.
She finished her ADCH, NATCH, MX and MXJ in 2003 and won the Bay Team's California Cup and other High in Trial awards along the way. She was #4 in the ASCA Agility Merits as well. At the Long Beach AKC Nationals she was at ease on the carpeted surface and finished 8th in Round 3 (Hybrid Round) in the 20" class.
2004 was the year she finished her ASCA ATCH and came within 1 leg of her USDAA Bronze lifetime achievement award. She qualified for the Grand Prix, Steeplechase and DAM Team finals, and also for the ASCA Agility Finals, all of which she attended. She took the spring off for her final litter by HOF PCH ATCH WTCH 45 Ranch Wind Roper, and returned to competition in July to win the Bay Team's California Cup for the 2nd year in a row. She also won High in Trial at the Quicksilver NADAC/ASCA trial that August, proving that she was happy to be back on course.
At the 2004 ASCA Nationals in Paso Robles, Tahoe competed in Altered Conformation, Obedience, and Agility. She did quite well, winning A-BOS at the FRASC pre-show, and Altered Best of Breed at the Nationals! She finished 9th in the Agility Finals and won Novice A Obedience at the FRASC pre-show. She also won two 20" Elite classes in Agility at Nationals.
You can also check out Tahoe's brags (including photos) from the 2004 ASCA Nationals HERE.
Tahoe's many accomplishments after 2004 are chronicled in our News pages and at some point we'll capture them here as well.
February 25, 2009
Today we set Tahoe free from the cancer that had invaded her lungs.
She gave us over 10 great years of companionship, competitive victories, and unquestionable love and loyalty. We are so grateful that we were able to share that time with her as she enriched our lives with her caring nature, her sensibility, and her love of just running full out.
We'll miss her toothy grins and snorts, her gleeful howls, the glint in her eye while flying over a-frames, her joyful parades with the slipper or Frisbee, her presence ("the anvil") on the bed, and her white blaze and clear blue eye staring out the front window. We're sure the mailman won't miss her warning salvos as he attempted to deliver our mail, but we know we will.
After a somewhat rocky start (including a-frame perching and zoomies), she had a great career in agility, recently competing in Scottsdale making the 2008 USDAA PSJ and PGP finals and taking 2nd in the ASCA Veteran Agility Finals in Las Vegas. She enjoyed agility, but most of all she enjoyed running with Dave. Her love of the sport grew through her bond with him, and there are many of us who will miss seeing the two of them take the line to prepare for yet another exhilarating run of daring front crosses, linear accelerator a-frames and now and then even a gratuitous "boof" from Tahoe, especially on rear crosses.
So now she is at rest, joining her canine soul mate, Chase. She will live on in our memories and our hearts, and of course in her kids.
We love you, T, and thank you for all you've given us.
-Dave and Erika


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