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The word SIN is a good religious word isn't it. We christians bandy it around liberally, "You sinner" – "Our sins" "My sin".
You may already know that the word SIN means to 'miss the mark'. We miss the mark of the standard God set – which was His law. If we break just ONE law, we have missed the mark and we are unable to have fellowship with God – James 2:10 says For whoever keeps the entire law, yet fails in one point, is guilty of |breaking it| all.
Of course, we know that we have the evangelon – the good news – the gospel, which is that Jesus Christ did not miss the mark – he kept the law perfectly and through his death and resurrection we are reconciled to God – we no longer miss the mark because of Jesus.
And yet we also know that we still sin – we still, daily miss the mark. We are not yet perfected and each day we do, think, say and act in ways which miss the mark.
We also know that we have the wonderful privilege of being able to confess our sins. 1 John 1 – if we confess our sins God is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness!
But here is my point this morning – we must hold two things in equal balance – we must realize, accept and rejoice that we are forgive and set free from sin – but equally we must have a realization of the horror and the evilness of sin of our sin and not be blasé about it.
All too often, when we think about 'serious' sin, we think of the big ones – murder, lying, stealing – all the 'thou shalt nots'. And we say to ourselves "Phew! I do not do that". But then, even subconsciously, we tend to minimize, or think little of our besetting sins – the white lies, the gossip, the speaking badly of someone, the temper tantrum.
Now, please, I am not trying to make you all feel guilty this morning – we are cleansed people today because of the blood of Christ – we are forgiven. We are loved of God. he is our Father in heaven. However, we must understand the seriousness of sin. You have heard the old cliche that if you were the only person on earth Jesus would have died for you. It's wonderful, but think about what it is saying! Our sin was SO bad, SO serious, SO destructive that it cost the life of Jesus Christ, the living God. And when we minimize it, we minimize the cost Jesus paid.
The Old Testament uses three words in conjunction with sin. Leviticus 16:21 says Aaron will lay both his hands on the head of the live goat and confess over it all the Israelites' wrongdoings and rebellious acts—all their sins.a He is to put them on the goat's head and send |it| away into the wilderness by the man appointed for the task.
This passage calls sin rebellion.
The second word is found in 1 kings 13:21: He cried out to the man of God who had come from Judah, "This is what the LORD says: 'You have defied the word of the LORD and have not kept the command the LORD your God gave you.
This passage calls sin defiance.
The third passage is 2 Sam 12:9: Why then have you despised the command of the LORD by doing what I consider evil? You struck down Uriah the Hittite with the sword and took his wife as your own wife—you murdered him with the Ammonite's sword.
So, the Bible says that sin is to rebel against, defy and despise God.
Every single sin – whether of the smallest to the largest is to rebel, defy and despise God.
Now our readings this morning give us two examples of missing the mark and it's seriousness.
We see the first example in our Old Testament reading. Despite the incredible miracle of being rescued from the greatest military power on the earth, and had seen the visible manifestation of the pillar of fire going before them and protecting them from behind – and even then, the people of Israel start to complain. They are complaining about God.
They are complaining about and despising the provision God has given them. They want meat – and the manna which is being provided for them every day – the manna which was feeding them, keeping them healthy and being provided for without their toiling or working for it – this manna they are fed up with!
They rebel, defy and despise God in their complaint. They even compare slavery in Egypt MORE favorably than the grace of God who brought them out of Egypt.
Let's be clear. The Israelites have absolutely nothing to complain to God about. Nothing! And notice where the complaining began. The mixed multitude, i.e. the non Jews, who came out of Egypt with the Jews were the ones who started to complain and the complaining spreads into the people of God. So often that happens with us – with those in the Church. We get caught up in the grumblings and complaining of the world and we bring in into the church and then sometimes even direct it to God himself.
And as a leader Moses is utterly frustrated!
Now, the sections which the lectionary leaves out of Numbers 11 is important. God hears their complaining and says they will have meat – meat for a month – so much meat, God says, that it will come out of their nostrils. And as they ate the meet, v33 tells that While the meat was still between their teeth, before it was chewed, the anger of the LORD was kindled against the people, and the LORD struck the people with a very severe plague.
To miss the mark, to defy, rebel or despise God and provision is a very serious thing.
Our second example is found in the Gospel reading and it hits a little more close to home.
John comes to Jesus and tells him that he had found a man casting out demons in Jesus' name and had forbidden him to do this.
Now, notice the reason he gives for forbidding him – we forbade him, because he was not following us. Not because this man was doing something wrong, or saying anything bad, or because he was misusing Jesus' name.
John forbids him because the man was not part of the inner group – he was not part of the 'in' crowd – he was not a member of the privileged ones.
Now, look at Jesus' reply. He tells John that he should not do that – that ANYONE who helps them because they are Jesus' disciples will be rewarded and then that ANYONE who causes one of these little ones who believe in Jesus to stumble, it would be better if a millstone where tied around his neck and thrown into the sea.
Jesus was referring to John. John, if you by your attitude of exclusiveness or superiority causes one who believes in me to stumble – that is to stop doing something of God and therefore to sin – you should be drowned.
Hey, Jesus, over-reaction buddy!
But no! John had made a mistake. He had missed the mark. He had sinned in his action. And we may look at this and think, "Wow, not the worst sin you might have committed" but it was sin.
Why was it sin. John had despised God. He had assumed that God was not working outside of the 12. That they only were the purveyors of the truth. John was doing exactly what the pharisees were doing – excluding any possible work of God which was not authorized out of their own group. And yet truth is truth – and God is working in the world.
Jesus' message is very clear – sin is so serious that you should cut it out!!
Now, the imagery, you would be glad to know, is only imagery. Of course He is not telling you to cut parts of your body off. His point is that sin is so dangerous, so bad, so infecting that you must get rid of it at all costs – at all costs.
We must not entertain it, we must not play with it, we must not dabble in it. Because if we do, it will be nasty.
In fact the image Jesus uses of Gehenna – hell – was so vivid everyone knew it.
I am sure many of you know that next to Jerusalem was the valley of Hinnom. It was in Jesus' day the garbage dump of the city – the place of refuse. It was the location of Israel's most terrible lapses into pagan worship. It was were Ahaz instituted fire-worship to Baal and the sacrifice of little children into the fire – (2 Chron 28:3). And it was were Josiah, in 2 Kings 23:10 declared it to be an unclean place . In Jesus' day this valley was constantly smoldering with fire and huge, gross worms bred in the refuse.
When Jesus talks of sin and Gehenna – he is linking the word with a visual example – sin is gross and it is unclean and everyone would do whatever it took to make sure they did not get thrown into the Valley of Hinnom.
Sin is very, very serious and we must realize this.
Remember we must hold the grace of our forgiveness on the one hand, and the realization of the terribleness of sin and it's power and consequence.
Which is why James exhorts us to Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil and he will flee from you. Draw near to God and he will draw near to you.
As we begin to submit ourselves to God – and to consciously resist the devil – the two go together; when we submit to God we will automatically resist the devil – as we begin to do this we will start to know the power of God lifting us up. We will start to be set free from some of the sins we have struggled with.
When we depart from the Lordship of God, when we begin to sin, even a 'little' sin – we begin to walk on very dangerous ground – we walk outside the protection of God – we leave the safety of God's provision.
When we realize the seriousness of sin, it should drive us harder into the arms of God. It should spur us to keep short accounts with God – to confess our sins regularly and as this happens we begin to keep our distance from the dangerous ground of sin.
I want to end with a quotation from Charles Spurgeon. I found this a wonderful illustration and succinctly encompasses my message this morning. He says:
Have you heard of the minister who complained to the devil for running off with one of his church members? The fiend replied, "I found him on my premises and therefore I claimed him." I may say "Stop" to the arch-deciever but it will be of no use if he finds you on his territory. Every fowler claims the bird which he finds in his own net. This is the argument, "I caught him in my net and therefore he is mine." We shall in vain try to dispute this right of property with the arch-deceiver, for possession is 9 points of the law.


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Hello Peeps!
I am here tonight with two cards made for PPS challenge #7 hexagons and triangles. I also used the Skipping stones sketch here.I was really happy with my Just a note card and wanted to show it to you all ...so couldn't wait for the daylight tomorrow...so clicked it under a flashlight .
Hope it is clear enough .
I have taken the liberty to post a few angle shots too.
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Moldova. Winemakers' geopolitical movement
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Consider, for a moment, the misfortunes of winemakers in Moldova, a former Soviet republic in southeastern Europe, tucked in between Ukraine and Romania.
Their country is the poorest in Europe, with a per capita GDP about the same as Honduras. They'd love to sell their product—which has gotten approving nods from foreign critics—in wealthier countries. But most of those customers don't even know that Moldova exists, let alone that its winemaking tradition goes back thousands of years.
"It's a very popular question: Where's Moldova?" says Veaceslav Nivnea, marketing director for Albastrele Wines, a company based in Chisinau, the country's capital.
Now throw in a dose of political upheaval. And we're not just talking wars and revolutions, Soviet rule or destruction of vineyards during Mikhail Gorbachev's anti-alcohol campaign in the 1980s.
There's more. Late last year, Russia, traditionally their biggest market, banned imports of Moldovan wine, ostensibly for reasons of food safety.
But the timing—right before Moldova was set to sign an agreement to pursue closer ties to the European Union—suggested that the move could have been political retaliation. (The EU's food safety authorities saw no problem with the same wines.) Meanwhile, right next door in Ukraine, there's a political crisis and escalating violence.
So are Moldovan winemakers feeling beaten down? Not at all. "It helps us," says Andrian Davidescu, commercial director of Vinaria din Vale, another wine producer. "Before, nobody knows there is a country Moldova. Now, they know where it is. Next to Ukraine!"
In fact, 13 of Moldova's top wine producers chose just this moment to promote their wines—which observers say have improved vastly in recent years—to wine reviewers and importers in the U.S. Earlier this week, they held a tasting event in Washington, D.C. At each table there was a sign: "Looking for importer." On Thursday, they'll be doing the same at the Astor Center in New York.
According to Christy Canterbury, a New York-based wine expert, wines from Moldova certainly could claim a place on the wine list, if given a fair chance. "Prospects for the dry aromatic whites are fantastic," she says. Their biggest obstacle? A lingering perception among many importers that former Soviet republics "must be rustic countries that don't know what they're doing."
Moldova has outgrown that reputation, she says. Winemakers are using the latest technology, and "the terroir is excellent." She's tasted 13 wines from producers on the current tour. Eleven of the 13, she says, "were very good." (The other two were "fine, but nothing to write home about.")
The other big obstacle for Moldovan producers, she says, is the crowded wine marketplace, and the tendency of shops to put wines from Moldova in the section marked "Other Regions," at the back of the store or the bottom of the rack. Canterbury advises Moldovan producers to focus on promoting their local wine varieties, such as Feteasca Alba and Feteasca Neagra, because few others grow them.
But the essential problem of Moldova's obscurity remains. The country's winemakers need something to grab a buyer's attention; something that gives Moldovan wines an identity, and makes them memorable.
Canterbury has one idea. There may not be another country in the world that relies so heavily for its economic survival on this ancient drink.
Only 3.6 million people live in Moldova, but somehow it's the 14th biggest wine producer in the world, just ahead of Brazil. According to Canterbury, roughly a quarter of the country's population works, directly or indirectly, in the wine business. Astonishingly, it even boasts the world's biggest wine cellar, a vast cave with 120 miles of passageways, of which 34 miles are used. Moldovans even claim that the shape of their country resembles a bunch of grapes.
So who's got a catchy marketing slogan for a small, embattled country that's kind of like a big, big vineyard?
Author: Dan Charles
Correspondent, Food and Agriculture
Photo: A glass is filled with Moldovan wine at a wine fair in Belgium in 2013. Yves Logghe/AP
Once a large supplier of wine to the Soviet Union, Moldova had to reinvent its wine culture once it gained independence. With wine supplies to Russia being cut, Moldova's wineries started producing better wine for international and national consumption, but also to boost wine tourism and its reputation.
With National Wine Day being celebrated on the second weekend in October every year, wine tourists, Masters of Wine and adventurous travellers come to Moldova to taste its wines, try the food and experience authentic travel. In light of the Russian embargo on Moldovan wine on September 10, 2013, Winerist has build a case on
If Moldova's wines are safer than European bottled water, it begs the question, what really lies at the heart of the Russian ban? Many suspect it is more about politics.
The European Union is currently expanding its reach east. Closer relations with Moldova, Ukraine, Armenia and Georgia are all on the cards at the Eastern Partnership Summit in Vilnius this month.
The tension between Russia and Europe is palpable in tiny Moldova, with the Russian trade embargo suggesting the former mother country is irritated by the EU's expansionism.
here are 142 wineries in the Republic of Moldova, of which 23 have experience and facilities to receive visitors. Here tourists can experience and learn about the complex production processes, see bottling and, of course, sample the final product. The Republic of Moldova's wine enjoys a good reputation internationally for its quality.
As a wine country, the Republic of Moldova offers visitors opportunities to choose their favourite itineraries: underground cellars and towns, wine storage facilities, wine processing factories, production processes of sparkling wine, divin, heres, balsam, etc. Combined with the vineyards that surround them into the tourist route "The Wine Road in the Republic of Moldova", the wineries represent a substantial reason to visit the country. They are also means of promoting the Moldova's best tourism product.


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"Healthy Recipes Always Call For Cranberries!"The 43rd annual Warrens Cranberry Festival Recipe Contest invites you to create a unique recipe using cranberries! A recipe may be submitted for bread, main dish, dessert, snack, beverage, salad, soup, jam, jelly, etc.
Each recipe must contain fresh or processed cranberries.
This contest is open to all cooks 8 years of age and older, except professional chefs. You do not need to be a Wisconsin resident to enter.
New and imaginative uses for cranberries are encouraged. A recipe inspired by a friend or relative, a package label, a cookbook, or other source is eligible.
Contestants may submit a maximum of two recipes in each division. A contestant may have only one recipe selected for the final competition.
Finalists will be selected from each division. The competition will take place on Friday September 25, 2015 at the Warrens Cranberry Festival Office (402 Pine Street, Warrens) between 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Judging will begin at 11:30 a.m. and winners must be present to be eligible for prizes.
Contest sponsors are F&M Bank of Tomah and Kitchen Craft Cookware. Prizes will be awarded to the first, second and third place winners of each category. Winners will be awarded - $75, $50, and $25 gift cards - sponsored by F&M Bank and pieces of cookware - sponsored by Kitchen Craft Cookware.
Deadline for entries: May 29, 2015 - entries received after this date will be ineligible.
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This is me sitting atop the most active volcano in the world!
I moved to the big island of Hawaii a few months back.
I decided that it was time to finally live the way
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I never understood when I was younger that happiness was a lifestyle choice.
Now that I understand that I create my own reality with my thoughts,
I am living a much happier and more fulfilled life.
I have written a book to try and help those that may still be stuck in their lives.
This book will help you to understand that your thoughts create your reality.
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Stevie Wonder has once again showed his support for protesting NFL players. Last weekend, the music legend got on his knees during his rendition of the "The Star-Spangled Banner."
Wonder was performing Sunday at the 2017 Formula 1 Grand Prix in Austin, Texas.
Just a small snippet of the amazing 5-minute both-knee-taking instrumental Star Spangled Banner at tonight's Stevie Wonder F1 show: pic.twitter.com/jcEoZFmjuY
— Andy Langer (@Andylanger) October 23, 2017
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anyway, Stevie Wonder was awesome. here's him playing the national anthem on a harmonica as he kneels. i love him pic.twitter.com/ZOHMbmo4r8
— ? (@omggnancy) October 23, 2017
While playing the anthem on his harmonica, Wonder knelt in solidarity with NFL players across the country who have taken a knee during the playing of the national anthem.
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As Wonder began to stand back up, he called out to President Donald Trump.
"Feel me. Feel me, Mr. President," Wonder said
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Stevie Wonder kneeling as he plays the National Anthem on harmonica. pic.twitter.com/1AAqHfGJq5
— Peter Blackstock (@Blackstock360) October 23, 2017
Time Out magazine reported Wonder, who is blind, spoke to the audience like he was talking to the whole world.
"I've never seen the color of my skin, nor the color of your skin," Wonder said. "What I want you to know is that we are in a race, we here, all of us here, a race against time … (so) it's time for all the leaders, all the people, all of us to come together in the spirit of unity so we can move this world to a positive form."
Time Out said while Wonder was down on both knees, many in the audience took a knee with him.
Wonder also took two knees during his national anthem performance last month at New York's Global Citizen Festival.
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WATCH: Stevie Wonder takes a knee on the stage "for America" at #GCFest https://t.co/lXIMO8fvcT https://t.co/qE97FFQmMH
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) September 24, 2017
Some fans showed their support for Wonder and the protests on Twitter.
It was phenomenal and so moving. ❤
— Katie Green (@Katie_Green) October 23, 2017
Thank you Stevie for a lifetime of words and actions.
— Granola Waffles (@WafflesGranola) September 27, 2017
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It takes an blind man to show us the way to higher ground. #StevieWonder
— Sweetness (@LimeTreeATX) October 24, 2017
But many were quick to express their frustration with the continuous protests.
Great. Yet another America hater why don't you move to another country?
— Voice of reason (@Ontrackright) October 24, 2017
I lost respect for Steve wonder
— Thomas Keene (@tkeene007) September 25, 2017
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Stevie Wonder, you are a musical TROLL!
— Paul Robison (@nahval74) October 23, 2017
Kneeling during the national anthem began last year when former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick refused to stand for the anthem.
Since then, many players across the league have joined the protests, sparking controversy.
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Lincoln Mixed Formation Team, undefeated UK Champions, gave a demonstration as almost 80 dancers attended a Grand Gala evening of ballroom, Latin and sequence dancing in Coronation Hall, Woodhall Spa.
They team won their title at the UK Finals held in Blackpool last October and performed their winning routine, which is largely based on music from 'Mary Poppins'.
The team is choreographed and trained by Andrew Pigg from Lincoln.
Their stunning routine, faultlessly executed, was greatly appreciated by the audience.
As an encore, the team danced the Balmoral Blues and The Lilac Waltz with enormous grace, precision and poise, a truly captivating sight.
Music for the Balmoral Blues and Lilac Waltz and for the general dancing throughout the evening was provided by international organist Nicholas Martin BEM.
The evening was videoed and a DVD showing the highlights is available, with proceeds, at the request of the team, going to the charity 'Miracles to Believe In'.
This charity was founded by Nicholas, his wife Marianne and a group of parents whose children also suffer from Autism, to provide aid and support for children, adults and families affected by the condition.
The Saturday night mixed ballroom and sequence dances are held in Coronation Hall on the first and third Saturdays evenings of each month, and sequence tea dances on the first and third Tuesday afternoons.
The dances are presented by Phil and Delia Groves and Nicholas Martin provides live music on one Saturday and one Tuesday every month.
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ESPN puts best foot forward
ESPN Consumer Products has secured a deal with California-based athletic footwear wholesaler and manufacturer American Sporting Goods to develop the X Games Gear's footwear line.
The collection will be managed, designed and developed through ASG's Extreme Sports division, Nice Skate Shoes, according to website Just Style.
Due for a spring 2008 launch, the range will feature styles including casual, lifestyle, athletic and performance shoes/trainers, slip-ons, slippers, sandals, boots and flip flops.
It will be distributed through specialty retail outlerts, as well as select sporting goods retailers, mid-tier department stores and family footwear shops.
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In 1994, the genocide in Rwanda took place. Images glimpsed on our television set left me scared and anxious. My parents shielded us and explained as best they could but they could not control our every conversation. In school and around the neighborhood everybody was talking about the incident. Despite my mother's best attempts to explain, at the tender age of 8, I couldn't understand. The atrocities affected the way I viewed the world; I worried I would die that way too.
Missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has had direct and indirect impacts on Beijing's expat community; some of the passengers were classmates, friends, neighbors and colleagues.
Even without a direct connection, it's natural for kids to have questions about what is going on. Helping children to talk about and understand what is going on is of paramount importance at this difficult time.
We interviewed, Dr. George Hu, clinical psychologist at Beijing United Family Hospital and Assistant Director at the hospital's Center for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, to provide guidance on how to deal with the incident.
The Malaysia Airlines incident has directly affected Beijing citizens, including its expat community. With the fate of the plane still a mystery, loved ones have been told to prepare for the worst. How can parents approach the topic of death with children – especially sudden and tragic death?
It's often really hard to address such difficult issues with children, especially since we as adults may also have a hard time dealing with sudden and tragic loss. However, we should not avoid the issue. Often, parents are tempted to deny the reality of death, pain, or tragedy to children, but this can lead to more complicated consequences in the long run. Children are going to know that something tragic has happened, especially with regard to an event on the scale as this one, and it is best to allow children an opportunity to express their feelings and ask the questions that they have, and feel that doing so is totally normal and appropriate. As adults, we should listen and let the children know that we are here to help them with their feelings, and to answer their questions.
When children bring up tragic events, I would acknowledge honestly the tragedy that has happened and the death that has occurred, but I would also focus attention on the good aspects of the event, such as the people who helped, selfless acts of sacrifice, or points of safety. Sometimes we focus on the tragedy of an event (and rightly so), but there may be many stories of love, sacrifice, and people helping that also deserve attention, especially to children.
Is it possible for children to feel a kind of second-hand trauma in the wake of an incident like the Malaysia Airlines disappearance?
Yes it is, which is why even though we openly and honestly discuss what happened and allow children to ask questions, I would limit the amount of exposure they are getting to constant discussion about the topic in the media. Allow children to also be children—to hear what has happened, but also to have a break and play and draw and do the things that children do. I would especially keep the children from being exposed to any images related to tragedies.
What are some of the do's and don'ts of broaching serious topics with children?
-Do NOT make it sound like you are avoiding discussing the topic. Provide an answer you think they will understand that is appropriate to their developmental level. If you don't know the answer to their question, say so.
-Do NOT make up stories to explain phenomenon, or lie about what happened.
-Do NOT expose children to images of tragedies, or allow them to be exposed to a constant stream of information about the tragedy, such as through the news or internet.
-DO let children know that whatever questions or feelings they have are perfectly natural.
-Do NOT hide your own feelings from children. If you are grieving yourself,
-DO look for signs that children may need additional support. If children exhibit sleep disturbances, excessive anxiety, mood swings, disturbance in appetite, or sudden changes in temper, refer to a qualified mental health professional or talk with your pediatrician or family physician.
-DO allow children to ask any questions that they have, or express any feelings they have. Also, allow them to have no feelings and no questions if that is the case. Give them the time and space to process their own feelings in their own time.
-DO give children an alternative means of expressing their feelings, other than using words. Perhaps they would prefer to draw a picture that represents how they feel, or their reaction to the event.
-DO allow children to ask questions related to spirituality or religion during difficult times, and be open to how they may use spirituality to address the difficult questions that arise after a tragedy.
-DO focus attention on people who helped during the tragic event, or other positive aspects of humanity that may also be present in a tragic situation.
How and when should families explain the concept of death to younger children?
There is no specific how or when, but a tragedy such as this one may present the opportunity, especially as children may have questions that come up naturally. I would suggest not letting this opportunity pass by, but address the issue in an age-appropriate manner.
Beyond their own support networks, what resources or support groups are available to families in Beijing?
Beijing United Family Hospital has set up a hotline number that has been given to the families of the victims of MH370. This hotline offers ready access to a trained mental health counselor, and referrals to other professionals if necessary.
Additionally, there will be a public forum on Thursday March 13 at 6:30PM to address how to cope with the tragedy of MH370. This forum will include a presentation on how to discuss this issue with children, how adults can cope, and will also include a question and answer session. The forum will be at Beijing United Family Hospital, Building 2, 5th floor auditorium.
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ERP Software Implementation Consultant for the Warrington area - new role working for a superb software company who sell a predictive, flexible, customisable and fully integrated ERP solution. They will pay up to £43k plus car allowance. A typical month will involve travel to client sites on a regular basis, some days in the office and some flexible days working from home.
This business software solutions company has had great success over the past 15 years selling this niche ERP software into the SME space, particularly into the distribution, warehousing, manufacturing and engineering areas. Initially in the early days, the product sold well at the 5-10 user end of the market, however with increased functionality and a full SQL Server and .Net back end, it sells very comfortably into companies of up to 100 users. So the average deal here now is 30-50 users and 30 days of consultancy.
As a hands-on Functional Implementation Consultant, you will be working with your clients through the complete software implementation process and across all departments:
- Accounts / Invoicing
- Ecommerce
- Mobile Warehousing
- Distribution
- Job Costing
- Web Services
- Epos
- Inventory Control
- Business Intelligence
- Sales and CRM
You will understand the requirements and the business processes through workshops and business analysis meetings. You will talk to the client about the implementation of the ERP solution and what processes are easy to fit and what needs to change, either through development of the software or through a change in their business processes So you will be having detailed business discussions about how they operate and the best way to get the solution working and delivering full benefit to them.
You will have a background of working on ERP software implementation projects and will be happy with the usual travel to client sites. If you have worked with a wide range of ERP modules, this would be beneficial.
Why is this a great job?
- Lovely ERP product, cool technology - everyone who work with it likes it
- Fully up-to-date built on SQL Server and .Net
- Lots of autonomy to do the projects how you want to
- Working as an Implementation Consultant within a vibrant and experienced team
- The Directors are a great team to work with
The best thing is that you will get to see your projects through from the start to the finish and will have a chance to have ownership of implementations as they happen, and develop really good long-term relationships with your clients.
This is a company where they do interesting and diverse project work and clients stay with them for a long time. We see this as a great career move for an enthusiastic, dynamic ERP Implementation Consultant who really wants to grow and develop.
If you have ERP software implementation experience from a reseller, vendor or software house environment and would like to work with leading edge interesting solutions, get in touch with Jake King or Carolyn MacLurg at Ambis for details of this new role.
Required skills
- Macclesfield
- Preston
- Manchester
- Liverpool
- Warrington
- Rochdale
- Implementation Consultant
- Chester
- ERP Consultant
- Accounting software
- ERP software
- Distribution software
- eCommerce software
- Inventory software
- Mobile Warehousing
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Pumice and lava are the cooled, hardened versions of bodies of molten rock and crystals stored beneath the seafloor that geologists call magma. Prior to being sampled by Jason, volcanic rocks on the seafloor north of New Zealand have experienced long and arduous journeys as magmas, venturing through Middle Earth (much like Frodo Baggins). The 'Middle Earth' in our story is the upper portion of Earth's mantle and oceanic crust where these magmas accumulate, form crystals, and rise to the seafloor, where they erupt.
Between its initial formation and its final stages, a body of magma undergoes a series of changes caused by the formation of crystals, as well as interactions with other magmas and with oceanic crust. In order to understand this epic tale better, and to provide the prologue for why and how pumice and lava was erupted from Havre volcano in 2012, we must look for clues held in crystals found in the samples we are collecting during the MESH expedition. Unlike The Lord of the Rings, this story does not contain wizards or orcs but it does contain some tricky words, which are defined in a glossary at the bottom of this post. There is also a recipe for creating magma (do not try at home) that summarizes the different stages.
Chapter 1
The life story of magma in a subduction zone like the one we are in begins with the convergence of tectonic plates. New Zealand straddles the boundary between the Australian and Pacific tectonic plates, making it a country of high-intensity volcanic activity. North of New Zealand, the Pacific plate is moving towards the Australian plate at a rate of approximately 5 centimeters (2 inches) per year. This movement forces the Pacific plate beneath the Australian plate into the mantle. As it descends to depths of about 100 kilometers (60 miles) below Earth's surface, the oceanic crust that forms the top of the plate heats up, releasing water and fluids stored within minerals and sediments. These fluids rise into the mantle above the plate, helping it melt and form magma. The magma is less dense than the surrounding mantle, and so it rises towards the surface of the Australian plate. The composition of the magma depends on the type and amount of minerals and sediments that were present in the subducted plate, as well as how much melting occurred in the mantle above the plate. At this early stage of its life, the magma is called a basalt—a rock that is made up mostly of silica, iron, magnesium, aluminum and calcium.
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The rise of basalt magma is stalled at the base of the Australian plate's oceanic crust at depths of 5 to 25 kilometers (3 to 12 miles) beneath the seafloor. Here, the magma cools and forms crystals that incorporate iron, magnesium, aluminium and calcium into their structure. Some of the crystals get carried along with the magma, but many get left behind as the magma continues its upward path. This ensures that the remaining magma is enriched in silica, sodium, and potassium. Magmas of this composition are called dacites or rhyolites.
The crystals that get carried along provide important clues about how magmas have cooled and interacted with other magma bodies. Crystals grow outward from their center and, depending on the composition of the magma around them, will form zones that have different abundances of elements. It's helpful to think of the cross-section of a tree trunk when grappling with this idea: The rings represent different stages of the tree's life that correspond to seasonal changes of temperature. Similarly, when we look at cross-sections of crystals we see different zones that relate to different stages of the crystal's growth history. Each zone corresponds to a period when the crystal was forming in a magma with a distinct composition.
By analyzing the different zones of crystals that we find in rock samples, we are able to tell how often crystals were mixed between different magmas and what the composition of those different magmas were. As the crystals grow they can trap tiny parcels of magma (commonly less than 0.05 millimeters across) within them. Once enclosed, these parcels, called melt inclusions, are isolated from further interaction with the magma and so retain the composition of the magma around them when they were trapped. Crystals also tell us about the depths at which they formed and the temperature of the magma in which they formed. All these different clues help us to piece together the story of magma formation.
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Before the magma reaches the seafloor, it travels through the upper oceanic crust where previous magmas have cooled and solidified. New magma can incorporate pieces of this crust during its journey. These pieces are called xenoliths, and their composition tells us about the rocks that make up the crust beneath a volcano.
The last stage of a magma's history is its eruption. Once the magma reaches the surface, it cools, becomes a volcanic rock, and waits patiently to be sampled by a keen volcanologist. We will extract and analyze crystals from some of the rock samples we collect during the MESH expedition so that we can understand how magma formed prior to the 2012 Havre eruption.
Recipe for subduction zone magma
- Drag one tectonic plate beneath another. Heat oceanic crust of down-going plate to high temperature.
- Add water and fluids from the plate into the mantle above. Melt the mantle to produce basalt magma and bring it toward Earth's surface.
- Stall the basaltic magma at the base of the crust of the over-riding plate. Cool the magma to form crystals.
- Stir in other magmas and their crystals and combine.
- Bring magma upward together with crystals and some xenoliths of oceanic crust.
- Erupt magma onto seafloor. Ooze magma slowly over the seafloor to form lava, or cool rapidly and break into pieces to form pumice.
- Optional: use Jason to pick up erupted lava and pumice.
Composition: the abundances of elements within a rock defines its chemical composition
Magma: a body of molten rock within Earth's interior that exists prior to the eruption and formation of a volcanic rock on Earth's surface
Mantle: the part of the Earth's interior between the crust and the core
Melt inclusions: tiny parcels of magma that get trapped and become solidified within crystals
Oceanic crust: the outer layer of Earth that forms the seafloor
Subduction zone: regions on Earth where tectonic plates collide and one plate is forced under the other, a process called subduction
Tectonic plate: large pieces of Earth's crust that move independently of one another and form the continents and seafloor
Xenoliths: pieces of crust that are incorporated into magmas before the magma erupts onto Earth's surface


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The powerful new documentary "Amanda Knox" emphasizes the spike in awareness of sexism just since 2007. Knox, the American college student twice tried and cleared in the slaying of her roommate nine years ago in Italy, endured microscopic media scrutiny of her sex life and demeanor that today seems hideously anti-woman.
Knox supporters objected to the coverage then, arguing it slanted public opinion – an argument furthered by archival footage, in "Knox," of a crowd of Italians protesting Knox being freed on appeal in 2011.
This was before social media began playing watchdog over social-justice matters. Were the tabloids to present Knox today as the depraved vixen they did then, a firestorm would erupt on Twitter. The press sexuality-shamed Knox, essentially, because she acknowledged having sex with Raffaele Sollecito, a young Italian man Knox had known only a week before her British roommate, Meredith Kercher, was killed.
Misogyny was also clear in criticism of Knox's facial expressions (shades of Hillary Clinton being urged to "smile") for lacking appropriate gravity. But the media ran with the sex angle, and with the prosecution's theory that Knox, Sollecito and Rudy Guede – whose conviction stuck – colluded in killing Kercher after a "sex game" gone awry, with Knox as ringleader. The appeals court rejected Knox's and Sollecito's convictions in 2013, but they later were reinstated, before the Italian Supreme Court cleared the pair in 2015.
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Filmmakers Rod Blackhurst and Brian McGinn deftly cut through the legal tangle while displaying considerable interviewing skills. For example, they obviously made British journalist Nick Pisa feel comfortable enough to recall his giddiness at landing tabloid front pages with lurid stories tied to a dead 21-year-old.
Blackhurst and McGinn show more objectivity than the advocate filmmakers behind Netflix's "Making of a Murderer" did, yet lean toward Knox's side. Why not? She's been exonerated. Yet they also make it clear why she was a suspect: Knox changed her story about her whereabouts the night of the slaying, and implicated her boss, who had an airtight alibi. She had been worn down by police, Knox says in a new interview.
Knox can sound as if she is reading from a script while discussing that night nine years ago when Kercher was killed. It was a "a robbery gone wrong," she says, her delivery chilling in its near-breeziness. (Guede, a Knox acquaintance, had a history of break-ins).
But a chilliness is not a crime. Even in a woman.
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Oh ok. Well um I still hope your doing well though. Uh yeah lol
Do ypu have sun yet?
Sure. I not get rid of it lol.
I do! I'm just not really able to play right now since my wife is playing Fire Emblem. Maybe you can give it to me once I have Sun
Ummm do you want the shiny larvesta still. I still have it
Btw I have a wee present for yoi on ffxiv. Well its no much but uhhh you might like it
Maybe on christmas
Man, that's a shame.
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PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN: repetition, balance, emphasis, contrast, unityA: Did you plan carefully, make several sketches? Did you choose a color scheme wisely, use space effectively?
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Cover a piece of mat board with patterned paper. Die-cut a Caddy Bag out of paper-covered mat board. Fold along score lines to assemble and secure in place. Cut a Lace Circle out of cardstock using the eclips machine and Basic Shapes cartridge. Fold in half and adhere to Bag. Tie a ribbon bow onto the handle. Adhere decorative trim to the bow. Embellish with thread, spools and buttons. Print a sentiment on cardstock, trim to size, mat on colored cardstock and adhere to the bow. Place mending kit inside Caddy.
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turducken. mmmm.
I read about these a bit ago.
it's a deboned turkey, stuffed with a deboned duck and then stuffed with a deboned chicken.
it sounds ace but i cannae find them anywhere in britain. has anyone come across a place they are available?
having this at my grans on xmas eve, except there's a sparrow in the middle.
you have to stuff it yourself.
ideally i would keep on stuffing it and have partridges and pigeons and everything.
or its bum
not as rare. you can get birds that like it up the chuff


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Monday, 18 January 2010
31769 Pte Harry Leeks, 9th Essex Regt
I met Harry Leeks in September 1981. He was one of four WW1 veterans living in a retirement complex in Chelmsford. I conducted a brief interview with him at his home and then returned a couple of years later with the then curator of the Essex Regiment Museum - David Jones - who conducted a more detailed tape-recorded interview. I have a transcript of that subsequent interview and the original is with the museum.
This post is a combination of official information taken from Harry's service record in the WO 363 series at the National Archives (and also accessible via Ancestry.co.uk), and Harry's own reminiscences. I have also transcribed a letter from nineteen-year-old Eva Lancaster, written to Harry whilst he was in France in 1917.
Harry Leeks in WO 363
Harry Leeks was the son of Harry and Emma Leeks and was born at Sudbury, Suffolk, on the 18th July 1897. (The year 1887 is incorrectly recorded on some of his papers). He attested with the Essex Regiment on the 17th November 1915 and received an armlet showing that he was a Derby Scheme volunteer. He was then eighteen years and four months old.
The following September, Harry was called up and joined the 3rd Battalion at Warley on the 4th of that month. His papers indicate that he was a boot repairer by trade and living at 16 Park Road, Chelmsford. His next of kin is recorded as his father who was then living at 8 Anchor Street, Chelmsford. This address was later crossed out and a new one - Hope Villas, Rectory Road - written there at in its place. Hope Villas still survive in Chelmsford and in fact, when I interviewed Harry, he was living only a stone's throw away from his old address.
Harry was given the Essex Regiment number 31769 and remained in England until the 7th December 1916, sailing for France the following day as part of a draft for the 9th Battalion. He received a gunshot wound to his back at Arras on the 9th April 1917 but after a short spell at No 3 General Hospital at Le Treport returned for duty with his regiment and re-joined the battalion on the 24th May that year. He appears to have then remained in France until 27th January 1919 when he was demobilised at Purfleet.
Harry's father died whilst his son was overseas, and there is a letter in his file from his mother (dated 26th November 1917) requesting that her son be allowed home on compassionate leave as her husband only had a few hours to live. I can find no evidence in the file - and do not recall Mr Leeks mentioning it when I met him - that he ever saw his father, although it appears that permission was granted.
Harry Leeks in his own words
I joined up at the drill hall in Market Road, Chelmsford and spent three months training at Felixstowe before being sent to France. The trenches there were terrible; mud and sludge. I was lucky that I just missed the Battle of the Somme but we were there for Arras and I saw the Essex Yeomanry get cut up, and it was absolutely wicked to see it. That was the last time they used the cavalry.
We went over the top on Easter Monday, 9th April 1917. One of our shells dropped two or three yards short and killed three or four of our chaps. I was hit in the back by a piece of shrapnel and fell into a shell-hole. As I was laying there, Captain Brown come up and said to me, "Advance this way, you've got the bloody wind-up. I'll count to three and then I'll shoot."
He fired three shots at me and the last one hit my tin helmet and sent it spinning away into no-man's land before he himself suddenly fell wounded. Later on I was picked up by stretcher bearers and taken to a nearby dressing station and it was here that I met my pal Private Roberts. He told me that he'd seen the incident with Captain Brown and that he had shot him. Captain Brown, who was also a Sudbury man like me, survived the war but spent the rest of his life in a wheelchair.
I was taken to a Canadian hospital just behind the lines and they told me that the shrapnel had just missed my spine. I was supposed to go to England but for some reason that never happened.
Letter from Eva Lancaster to Harry Leeks
12 Manor Road
July 16th 1917
Dear Harry
No doubt you will be very much surprised to hear from me, but I thought I would like to write to you, a few lines, and I hope you will not think I am putting myself forward in writing to you first.
Well in the first place, I hope you are feeling better. I was surprised to hear you had been wounded, but as time goes on let us hope you will regain your full strength. No doubt you were disappointed because you were not brought to England, but before long you may be coming home for good. When do you think that will be? I do not see much signs of the war ending, but very likely it will come when we least expect it. I have heard through your sister, Ethel, that you have a Lancaster in your company. My brother is a sergeant in the Machine Gun Corps so probably he may be attached to your regiment.
Have you seen any Chelmsford fellows since you have been out? It must be rather nice to come across some of those who you know, but it is not very often the case. I suppose you have heard about the air raid here last Saturday week. It is a sight I never want to see again. Of course, when we heard the siren we stopped work, and a few more girls and I rushed out and we counted twenty-three aeroplanes. I was struck, I thought perhaps there would be two or three, and they seemed to be up a fair good height. It seemed so dreadful to think that they come over to kill poor innocent people, and they seem to glide along so stately. I for my part would have liked to see some brought down, but they brought a few down on their way back.
I have a faint recollection that last year you told one your birthday was in July but I forget the date now, but I am taking the opportunity of wishing you a Happy Birthday. I cannot say Happy Returns for I am sure you do not wish that and let us hope that next year you may be spending it in England. Did you know Fred Monk is discharged from the army? He came home last Thursday. He looks so much better than he did. His heart is very weak and yesterday evening during the hymn he had to sit down.
Well I do not think that I have any more to write this time. I should be pleased to hear from you if you would care to write.
Now I must conclude, with kindest regards from
Eva (Lancaster)
Eva Lancaster's MGC brother was killed during the First World War and he has no known grave. Eva and Harry Leeks were married in 1927 and when I took this photograph of them both at their home on the 9th September 1981, they'd been married for 54 years. I saw the couple regularly until the winter of 1984. Eva Leeks died suddenly in December that year, and Harry died less than a month later. May they both rest in peace.
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FORESTPORT — A 12-year-old boy died Monday evening following a boat collision on Otter Lake, according to New York State Police.
Troopers said Francis R. Eckrich, 45, was operating his 2000 Lowe boat at a high rate of speed on the lake with a tube attached to his boat towing his 12-year-old son Kaden Eckrich and another 12-year-old child, police said.
Eckrich encountered a pontoon boat anchored on the lake, officials said, and at the last second tried to avoid hitting it. The evasive movement caused his son to be ejected from the tube, hitting the pontoon boat and causing massive internal injuries, police said.
Kaden was pronounced dead at the St. Elizabeth campus of the Mohawk Valley Health System in Utica, police said.
The other child also was ejected from the tube but was not injured, officials said.
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Well, not much has changed.
When Andel didn't play rugby last year when Zac was born, I naively thought that perhaps that was the end of rugby for us. I assumed that the weekly cycling session he's been having with our friend Brendan for the last year was a replacement activity. I figured I would just have to get used to waking up between 05h30 and 06h30 each Saturday (when Andel leaves, or Zac wakes, whichever comes first), juggling breakfast, laundry and general cleaning, and having 4 hours of intensive one-on-one time with Zac - and hopefully gain back that time later in the afternoon.
Not so.
Rugby season started two Saturdays ago, and Andel is very much back in the swing of things. He has played both games (once off the bench), and already scored a try. So, despite Andel being able to attend only one training session during the week, and never mind the fact that he arrives home from his cycle only an hour or two before he's meant to be at the field, Zac and I now spend our Saturday afternoons on the sideline watching Andel play.
|Andel on the bench - itching to play, I'm sure!
I quite enjoy watching live sport (especially when I'm a WAG). Still, watching with a very vocal and active 9 month-old is a whole other thing! I have to keep one eye on the game (so that I can give Andel a detailed critical evaluation of his performance) while running after Zac (who is usually crawling onto the field), with all our bags in tow. And when I've managed to secure him in his pram, my cheers and applause, are usually punctuated with action songs like "This Little Piggie" and "Round and Round the Garden" (much to Zac's delight).
|Sometimes I'm lucky and have reinforcements - thanks Papu!
|Far too much fun at the rugby!


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PlayStation 4 - EyePad
Apple will never sue Sony for releasing an EyePad. Okay. What is an EyePad? A slate like controller, capable of creating 3D motion control and could allow virtual gaming like never before. It could be a fully fledged PS controller, if Sony has intentions to make it as a main stream controller for PS4. As per the patent filing by the Sony, the tablet -like controller would have illuminated bezels.
The controller would be compatible with EyeToy 2.0 camera accessory. According to the alleged image of the controller, it would have a set of camera, possibly, hints at two cameras. That could be made this upcoming accessory a lot, similar, to PS Vita. The accessory would have a touch sensitive surface again, similar, to PS Vita's rear touch pad.
There is a possibility of Bluetooth integrated with the accessory. It's not a final design, by the way, so nothing concrete can be said about Wii U remote killer. [Credit- NeoGaf].
PlayStation 4 - Prototype controller surfaced
The above mentioned PS4 controller was in the form of a patient. Believe it or not, this rumor has a strong possibility to be called as PS4 remote. An alleged image of PS4 controller has recently stunned gamers. Going by the image, it is a DualShock 3 controller remade for PlayStation 4. That's not the case. Unlike, DualShock 3 controller used for PS3; this controller has a small touch surface sitting in the middle. As usual, it has four standard PlayStation buttons, dual analog sticks and even home button. If you scrutinize closely, it has an illuminated blue light thing at the top, could have some relation with either PS Move or EyeToy 2.0.
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From minimalistic crochet into the exuberance with beads.
A woven bracelet in the Robin Atkins Beaded Treasures technique.
It was quite some time ago since I've made my last one.
Pinned on cork and using a lot of beads and c-lon thread for this
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Connor Ryan Dant
Born: October 15, 2006
Enough of the sad songs, and melancholy moods for it is long past time that I introduce the world to my first grandchild, Connor Ryan Dant, born on October 15, 2006.
In February 2006, before my daughter Emily, knew she was pregnant, she had brought over a six week old half Labrador half Australian shepard puppy to show me. I could not believe she had gotten this little pup as she already has two Shelties and a Lab. Before even thinking, I said, "Emily, what in the world are you going to do with a new puppy and a baby?"
How very prophetic those words turned out to be. One week later, she called me and said, "Uh, dad, I'm pregnant!"
Now of course, I was the humble dad, never once uttering, "I told you so."
But, needless to say this old man was bouncing off the wall at the thought of a grandchild.
I was excited too because in my heart, I just knew that Emily was going to be a great mom, and her hubby Shaun would be a great dad. That little baby would be surrounded by two families of nuturing love.
Emily was a perfect example of the old adage that there is something especially beautiful about a pregnant woman and I was very proud of her that she took such good care of herself, managed to survive the oppressive Summer heat that we have here in Atlanta and still keep her sense of humor and her smile.
Poor Em is tall and skinny, so she carried Connor right out front. By the time he was born, it looked like someone had stuffed a super sized pumpkin in her tummy.
Spring and Summer quickly slipped away and the Autumn winds blew a new season into our lives.
It was Sunday morning when we got the call that Emily and Shaun had gone to the hospital. Of course, I very calmly got ready and without breaking any speed limits, her brother Patrick and I headed for the hospital.
There were a number of close friends that joined us and we waited and waited and waited. Finally, at 12:47 in the afternoon, Connor made his grand debut wighing in at 7 pounds 7 ounces and 18 1/2 inches in length.
Now, I told myself I was going to keep a stiff upper lip when I got to hold him. Right...I was quickly turned into mush gazing at this beautiful little miracle.
It is so hard to believe that he is now fourth months old. OK, so I know I am the grandpa, but he just gets cuter and cuter as time goes by. He is now so responsive and tries so hard with his little sounds to tell you tall tales.
We have just past some milestones too. Recently he had his first cereal and now his first bananas. He is growing so quickly and changing day by day.
I can't wait to see what type of person he becomes, what his values to be, his dreams, visions and goals are going to be. In the meantime though, I'm just going to enjoy being grandpa. Thank you, my beloved daughter for this gift you have given not only to me, but to the world.
"A Grandson is the greatest gift. A lifetime can provide, A special joy that comes from deep inside. A Grandson is a blessing and a constant source of happiness and pride."
"Grandchildren are a lift for the spirit and a joy for the heart. We all tell the next generation the praise worthy deeds of the Lord.... then they will put their trust in God. Psalm 78-4b-7a"
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SEDGLEY Park travelled to Gloucestershire to take on Lydney in a top of the table versus bottom clash.
From the kick-off Lydney pressed and won several line-outs before Ian Voortman relieved the pressure with a fine run into the home territory. The visitors had a fine passing movement and Chris Glynn was tackled into touch near the line. Lydney hit back and were awarded a penalty inside the 22, which Adam Westall converted. 3-0.
Arno de Jager put Sedgley on the attack with an outside break, but Sedgley were penalised to not releasing the ball. Voortman was causing problems for the Lydney defence and from another break the home side were penalised and Ryno Euckerman levelled the scores with a fine kick.
At this stage Lydney were looking more like the table-topping team as the Sedgley Park scrum was under pressure, and poor tackling allowed Charlie Vine to score out wide from a fine threequarter move, which Westall converted. Lydney 10, Park 3.
Sedgley were over-elaborating and some good moves came to nought. Lydney's enthusiasm was keeping them in the game, and they went further in front when Sedgley were penalised for slow feed at a line-out, and Julian Hill dropped a goal, 13-3.
Sedgley applied some pressure and from a tap penalty Chris Wilkinson found Paul Arnold, who crashed over the line for a try which Euckerman converted. 13-10.
Just before half-time Sedgley were again penalised and Westall converted to give Lydney a 16-10 lead at the interval.
The visitors started the second period in fine form, but some loose passing cost them ground, and the referee was not in favour of the Sedgley Park play and continually penalised them. From ne of these penalties Westall missed an easy kick and in desperation Sedgley brought on substitute Huw Thomas, Dave McCormick and Richard Oxley. Immediately McCormick put Sedgley deep into the home territory with a great kick, and from the line-out some close passing enabled Glynn to cross for a good try. Euckerman hit the upright from the touchline conversion attempt. 16-15.
The visitors were now coming more into the game, and Euckerman was held up a meter short, the ball was moved infield, and McCormick skipped over for a try, which Euckerman converted. 16-22.
Lydney came back on attack and after a series of penalties, Westall converted, to put the home team within three points of the league leaders.
From the kick-off, Sedgley failed to defend, and Lydney were back in the visitors' 22. Inevitably another penalty was awarded against Park, which Westall converted, to level the scores at 22-22.
Lydney continued to press and the visitors found it hard to get out of their own territory, and the final whistle brought to an end a scrappy game.
This was a below standard performance from Sedgley Park, who were lucky to escape with a point.
Lydney 22 Sedgley Park 22
SEDGLEY Park travelled to Gloucestershire to take on Lydney in a top of the table versus bottom clash.


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Bahrainis make a democratic choice
Bahrain went to the polls amid fears of vote rigging and violence on Saturday. Late yesterday, Islamists had the last laugh by registering a comfortable victory in the parliamentary elections held in the kingdom for the second time in four years. The election results sent shock waves across the pro-government Sunni camp. The Islamists literally drove a wedge between the warring Shi'ites and Sunnis and turned the votes in their favour, leaving the liberal candidates far behind. Some 300,000 Bahrainis exercised their franchise in the polls to elect 40 MPs and 40 municipal councillors with 206 candidates vying for the parliament and 165 for the municipal council. The island witnessed violent scenes and sordid campaign as electioneering exceeded limits of decency. However, no untoward incident happened, thanks to a mature behaviour of the Bahrainis beginning to enjoy the first fruits of nascent democracy.
However, the main Shi'ite opposition had questioned the mode of conduct of the poll, which according to them was orchestrated to favour of the minority Sunnis. They had the apprehension that the government wanted to crush down the majority community of Shi'ites, who make up 60 per cent of the island's 700,000 population. Shi'ites won 16 seats in the poll – three seats more than they expected. This result would certainly force the government to ponder twice before making a strategic move on course to fulfilling the promises of democracy. The Shi'ites, who represent the Al Wefaq Islamic Society, had boycotted the 2002 election because of the strife between the government and the opposition and have sympathy for Islamists whose triumph was not a stray situation typical of Bahrain.
Other Arabs states, especially Iraq, Egypt, Lebanon and Palestine, too were closely monitoring developments in Bahrain in the face of sizeable Shi'ite presence in their respective countries. All these countries are being faced with external problems from Israel and internal issues vis-à-vis Islamists. Hezbollah has already become a force to be reckoned with in Lebanon and the confidence of Islamic hardliners is on the rise following Iran's achievements in nuclear enrichment. This is an area of concern for Arab Gulf countries too because their Iranian neighbour is slowly emerging as an influential political force in the region and is backing the Islamists. Iran's latest overtures to hold tripartite talks with Syria and Iraq must be seen as a move in this direction. The poll results in Bahrain, indeed, embolden the clout of Islamists.
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Water Science and Water Technology are core research areas at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. Working in the fields of wastewater treatment, water treatment and water pollution control, the Water Technology Research Group (formally Water Technology Research) has been working at the cutting edge of these core areas since 1980. This is the blog of Professor Nick Gray who heads the Water Technology Research Group based in the Centre for the Environment.
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At present, men who have sex with men (MSM) can only give blood in England, Wales and Scotland if they have not had sex for 12 months or more – and remain banned from donating for life in Northern Ireland.
In June, the Department of Health (DH) rejected calls by the Green Party to end the restrictions.
Mr Fabricant, the Conservative MP for Lichfield, introduced a Private Member's Bill this afternoon under the ten-minute rule, calling for the gay blood ban to be removed.
In addition to Mr Fabricant, the bill was supported by Labour MPs Keith Vaz, Ann Clwyd and Jim FitzPatrick; Liberal Democrats Tim Farron and Duncan Hames; Tory MPs Nigel Evans, Sir Tony Baldry, Sir John Randall, Steve Baker, and Aidan Burley, and Plaid Cymru's Jonathan Edwards.
The bill was tabled for a second reading on Friday March 6.
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Join us as we delve into the ideas surrounding Pedagogical Documentation…this is a space created for you to dialogue and as we engage in this idea, where do you see yourself? How can you move forward?
This introduction will give us a time to think about the kinds of documentation needed in our contexts, what types there are, who are we doing it for, and a special learning space created by generous educators who are sharing their examples. How do we overcome the challenges of recording observations and how to select what to document? This complex process needs time to grow into and reflection with other educators. Let's share our learning about this topic….shared reflections from Reggio Emilia will be included as part of our reflective discussions.


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Coleman Wai is a renowned eyewear designer, experienced product designer and art curator based in both Beijing and HongKong. Being the guest Professor in the School of City Design of China Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA), Mr. Wai is at the same time a member of the Consultation Panel of West Kowloon Cultural District in Hong Kong, an advisor for Asian Young Designer Association and a member of the judging panel of the International Eyewear Design Competition - V Award.
Mr. Wai graduated from the School of Design of Hong Kong Polytechnic University inthe 80s. He later earned his Master Degree in Education from the University of Western Australia in 2002. Mr. Wai has actively engaged himself in product design industry and education since the 90s. He has devoted his effort to eyewear design and brand development. Managing his own brand – "ColemanWaiDesign", Mr Wai incorporates his experience in product design and brand promotion into his products.
Mr. Wai has performed prominently in the industry of eyewear design. He and his students have won numerous awards in different international eyewear design competitions. With his professional experience in product design and art education, Mr. Wai has been invited as a member of the judging panel of various design and art competitions, including Hong Kong Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition (Science Fiction Drawing) and JCI International Children Drawing Contest.


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