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PCM History: The 2000's
Under the leadership of John Hansen, PCM re-dedicated itself to those ministries that meant so much to us throughout the years: mission work, Christian Education and maintaining an active community of friends and family to enhance our daily worship.
Dedication to mission projects led to annual visits to Puentes de Cristo in Mexico, annual contributions to the Heifer Project, youth mission trips to South Dakota and many other projects. After the devestation of Hurricane Katrina, PCM sent six mission groups to New Orleans and Biloxi to help in any way we could. We helped muck out flooded homes, painted and rebuilt homes and assisted with the relief efforts in the area. In 2005 we began assisting with the Crossroads Connection Prison Ministry by volunteering our bus to transport work release inmates to Sunday evening services, as well as hosting church services and providing Thanksgiving dinners to the inmates and their families.
We continued to show a dedication to our music and youth programs as well. We began a Wednesday night fellowship program called LOGOS that incorporated worship, fellowship and music which built a solid foundation for our youth ministry. A few years later the program was changed to B.L.A.S.T. which incorporated the adult members of the congregation into the active and communal environment. In 2008 the program evolved into the Seekers which includes fellowship, bible study and worship for members of all ages. In 2009 we started our puppet ministry program with the A.C.E. Puppet Troupe.
Associate Pastor Sara Tonje joined PCM in 2002 and brought a new energy and enthusiasm to the church. John and Sara built an environment enriched in vibrant energy, a relaxed worship environment, strong fellowship and a firm commitment to exploration of our individual faiths. Our worship services are filled with music, laughs, lively and modern songs as well as the occasional computer-generated movie or slide show on our large projector screens.
We expanded our Sunday School courses to include long-term small group discussions on various topics, starting with "A Purpose-Driven Life" in 2005 and the "Financial Peach Ministry" for youth and adults. The small group approach to Christian Education only strengthened the bonds amongst members, created new friends, and enhanced the community and family of PCM. Such small-group discussions continue to this day, sometimes meeting outside the church. In 2008 we started a Prayer Shawl Ministry that serves to provide for those in need of a warm and reassuring reminder of God's love.
In 2006, the Session hired a consultant to evaluate the current environment at PCM and make recommendations to the Session and the congregation on how to enhance PCM's facilities, staff, resources and take us into the next 40 years of our life. As a result of that evaluation we made significant changes to our facilities. Starting in the summer of 2009 we began modernizing and renovating our Sanctuary, adding a new video and sound system and creating a new raised area for a wide variety of presentation possibilities. There's plenty of room now for a full band, orchestra, choir, and a youth Christmas program! The new facilities were dedicated in the fall of 2009 as PCM looked ahead to the next decade.

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Purchase Options
At Oak Ridge Cemetery, families always have the option to purchase pre-need interment rights, and opening and closing fees.
The opening and closing fee includes several services including record keeping, assistance of office and grounds staff, equipment maintenance, site restoration, etc. By purchasing interment rights and opening/closing you will be locking in the current rate and avoiding possible future price increases.
At-need refers to the time of death. Anything that is purchased at-need is being done so because the loved one has passed and the family is making arrangements.
Chapel Mausoleum
The Chapel Mausoleum, located just inside the main gates on the right side, offers indoor burial for both cremated remains and full size burials.
Inurnment is when cremated remains are placed in the ground or in a niche.
Oak Ridge Cemetery offers several options throughout the cemetery for the inurnment of cremated remains.
The Chapel Mausoleum, which houses several hundred crypts and niches, was built in 1974 and an additional was completed in 1991 expanding the building by two additional corridors. This also allows fore space for columbaria. The crypt and niche faces are made up of Spanish and Italian book matched marble.
The Abbey is the older mausoleum and it was completed in 1910. It has several hundred crypts, some of which are still available for purchase. In the 1980's, two columbaria were aded in the East end of the building, one on either side of the entrance. All of the niches are sold out in the Abbey.
Entombment is when a full size burial is placed in the Crypt (in a Mausoleum, whether indoors or outdoors, but Oak Ridge does not have outdoor Crypts for full size burial.)
Cremation is on the rise because of cost issues and some families do not necessarily think of burying the cremated remains. The fact of the matter is that cremated remains can be inurned in the ground or above ground in a columbarium. This allows the family to have a place of remembrance to visit if they so choose.
Oak Ridge Cemetery Chapel may be used for visitation before the committal service for a fee of $400 per hour
All arrangements must be made with Oak Ridge Cemetery a minimum of twenty-four hours before the service. Notice for Monday services is required by Friday at 12:00 noon. Notice for Sundays or Holidays must be by 12:00 noon the work day prior to the service.
Columbarium's & Niches
The Chapel Garden Columbaria are situated directly in front of the Chapel Mausoleum.
It offers single and double niches. The price of the niche does include the bronze nameplate that will be placed following inurnment.
Oak Ridge Cemetery has just recently installed a Garden Columbarium on block 50. Block 50 is in the southwest part of the cemetery in close proximity to the Veterans Memorials. The purchase of a niche in the block 50 columbarium also includes the bronze nameplate that will be place following inurnment.
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While writing an exhibition review for uni the other day, I was listening to Spotify. I had the Radio 1 Playlist on and came across the band, The Strypes!
These guys rock, literally! I'm a big fan of The Stones (going to see them in Hyde Park in July! So excited!), and The Strypes have a similar 60's rhythm and blues vibe. This Irish Quartet have signed to Sir Elton John's Rocket Music management company and are even playing at Glasto.
But if this isn't impressive enough, these boys haven't even finished high school! The youngest is just 15 years old! I'm predicting big things from them! Their first single Blue Collar Jane is super catchy, check it out here.
Really loving their sixties, mod style. I'd describe it as a cross between The Stones and Oasis, with skinny jeans, blazers, crisp collars and dark sunglasses.
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Blog: "Why is it impossible to buy a pork pie in Poland?"
Dean Best | 6 June 2013
In London today (6 June), the UK food industry and the country's government teamed up to encourage those in the sector eyeing export markets to consider central and Eastern Europe, a region that British manufacturers have, it was said, yet to exploit.
There are those in the UK food sector that question the support whether there is enough support from Government in helping to crack markets overseas. In some ways, those questions are valid but it is clear officials are now working hard to help UK food manufacturers break into - or expand their presence in - international markets.
Today's event - hosted by UK industry association The Food and Drink Federation in tandem with government agency UK Trade & Investment - was an example of how industry and government are working together to try to provide advice on how companies can grow overseas.
The event's focus on central and eastern Europe was notable; the BRIC markets have commanded most of the attention of exporters, media and government. UKTI has grouped together nine markets - including Poland, the Czech Republic and Romania - that it believes can provide UK companies with plenty of opportunity to grow their business.
In the words of Jonathan Knott, the UK Ambassador to Hungary and who chaired the event, the countries represent "the emerging Europe" and, he claimed, are "the best undiscovered opportunity for British business".
Some UK food manufacturers are enjoying success in the nine markets, which also include Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Slovakia and Slovenia; desserts firm Gu, crisp brand Kettle and baby food group Ella's Kitchen were cited.
Knott, however, emphasised UK companies had yet to build a presence in the region on the level of competitors from the likes of Germany, Italy and France.
That fact was most colourfully brought to life by Michal Dembinski, head of policy at the British Polish Chamber of Commerce in Warsaw.
Dembinski said Polish migration into the UK since Poland entered the EU had given Poles a taste for British products. And with many Poles either going back home or travelling regularly between the two countries, the country represented an opportunity for UK manufacturers.
"They have acquired a taste for British real ale, British cider, for pickled onions," Dembinski said. "And you can't bloody well get it in Poland. It's a little bit frustrating. "Why is it impossible to buy a pork pie in Poland?"
He said some UK brands, like Branston pickle or Marmite, were available in Polish speciality shops but, he claimed, they were "very expensive" and "catering for a tiny minority of products".
Other European countries, he said, had made greater inroads. "Finding a good Cheddar, Stilton in a Polish supermarket is very difficult. The French, the Italians, the Spanish, the Germans have all penetrated this market big time. In my local Auchan for example there are three brands of French roquefort and no Cheddar - why is that?"
Nevertheless, Dembinski conceded serving markets in the region could be difficult. "We were approached by Weetabox a few years ago, who were interested in the market. They realised without local production on the ground, they were not going to achieve volumes. Yes, you can buy Weetabix in Poland. It costs GBP5 for a small box. That's not going to make markets. Looking at the markets of central and eastern Europe you need to think to what extent you can reach those markets using logistics solutions out of the UK - or to what extent you need to start thinking about local production in order to serve it."
There was, though, unanimity among the speakers from the likes of Ambassador Knott and UKTI to Tesco and UK-based distributor Sun Mark that the region offers opportunity for British manufacturers.
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As more of Sault Ste Marie's working population reaches their retirement years, Dufour sees a need to keep a careful eye on balancing the budget so that services are maintained and tax levels are stable.
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In order to maintain services without raising taxes, Dufour believes that Council needs to leverage every opportunity to access provincial and federal money to fund special projects.


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Doing things that are sometimes absurd
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OTSEGO COUNTY - Otsego County commissioners will need to come up with more than $2 million in budget cuts to balance their 2006 fiscal year budget.
"We need $2.25 million," stated retired math teacher and current Otsego County Commissioner Lee Olsen at Tuesday's budget committee meeting. "We can maybe get $1 million from the Delinquent Tax fund, which leaves $1.25 million. It's time we look at a bare-bones budget."
Rather than using the 2005 general fund budget of $9.8 million as a template for this year's budget, committee Chairman Ken Glasser believes the committee will need to build the budget from the ground up, funding state mandated services first, then adding nonessential services until funds are depleted.
Constitutionally mandated services include jail services, courts, the prosecutor's office, the clerk and Register of Deeds, treasurer, commissioners and equalization. County Administrator Denise Koning was not able to provide an exact expenditure amount for operating these departments in 2005; however she did offer a "first best guess" projection for the 2006 budget.


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Your story matters. How did you first encounter Christ? What first brought you to LowCountry Community Church? What was important to you as you made the decision to become a Christ-follower? What has God been teaching you? Maybe you have a story about how God is shaping you through being baptized, serving, moving in your life group, or glorifying God through your actions or decisions.
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At Stonebridge Church, we believe giving is an outpouring of our love for God and we consider it a privilege to give back a portion of what He has blessed us with. 2 Corinthians 9:7 says, "Each one must give as he has decided in his heart, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver." We invite you to glorify God with us through this act of worship. There are many ways to give to ministry at Stonebridge, including cash or check in the offering plate, Direct Deposit, online through our secure website portal and Text to Give
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When my husband and I got married I was unprepared for the first holiday season. I assumed my husband, being a dude, would not really care about holiday traditions. I was wrong.
Now we had always opened our gifts on Christmas Eve and then visited family on Christmas Day and had a big dinner. Even though we had moved away from our family, my mom still kept that tradition. She used to put the packages under the tree days in advance to drive me and brother crazy. Then, on Christmas Eve, we would have a big dinner on the finest china of course. She would further torture us by making us clean the kitchen before we could finally open our gifts.
My husband was okay with that tradition, but in his family, his parents had kept their gifts hidden and put them out on Christmas Eve, so he and his sisters always awoke to their gifts on Christmas morning. He then insisted we keep that tradition as something of ours. I compromised. We would go to my mom's on Christmas Eve with my brother and his family; have our own Christmas morning thing (which I was still kind of grumpy about), and then go back to mom's for Christmas dinner.
Now my mom was a perfectionist. She worked for days preparing the Christmas Eve and Day food. She didn't want anyone to help. Even after I got married and offered to bring food, she wouldn't hear of it. My half-sister and I used to joke about how our moms were so much alike especially around the holidays, but we would never dare tell them that.
In the spring of 2004, my mom was diagnosed with pancreas cancer. A few months later, my step-mother was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. My mom still insisted we continue with our regular holiday traditions. Even towards the end, she would recline on the couch and order me around so that everything would be perfect that last Christmas. After a vicious fight, my mother lost her battle with cancer on Christmas Eve morning 2005. That night was a blur. My brother and I went to our mom's house and made sure that Christmas Eve went as planned for our kids and our step-father.
On Christmas morning, the fact that my husband had insisted we start our own tradition that had nothing to do with my mom was a Godsend. I have never been more grateful for something different. It was normal, and I clung to it because it was different. It was ours.
The next year was awkward. We didn't know what to do, so we did what mom would do. It just wasn't the same, and it felt strange. My step-mother passed away that January and my half-sister and brother asked me how I had gotten through the holidays, and I didn't really have an answer for them.
So the next year, we started trying some new things. We kept some of my mom's traditions, but added a few things here, changed a few things there, and started to make our own Christmas traditions. We are even thinking about going to Seattle next year to spend the Christmas holiday with my half-sister and brother, so we can all be together and try some more new things. My sister-in-law even said she would like us all to spend Christmas in New York one year. Why not? Christmas can be anything we want it to be.
I still love Christmas, and I want to share that joy with my children. I want them to enjoy our traditions, but to always be willing to embrace something new. Take the time this season to appreciate your family traditions, but don't get caught up in them. Be sure to see passed all the gifts and food and chaos to those you hold dear, and take the time to tell them how much you love them.


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In the United States in 2014, 71% of all deaths among persons aged 10–24 years resulted from four causes: motor vehicle crashes (23%), other unintentional injuries (17%), homicide (14%), and suicide (17%) ().
These leading causes of mortality, morbidity, and social problems among youth and adults in the United States are related to six categories of priority health behaviors: 1) behaviors that contribute to unintentional injuries and violence; 2) tobacco use; 3) alcohol and other drug use; 4) sexual behaviors that related to unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV infection; 5) unhealthy dietary behaviors; and 6) physical inactivity.
YRBSS includes school-based national, state, and large urban school district Youth Risk Behavior Surveys (YRBS) conducted among representative samples of students in grades 9–12.
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Cornish, pre-war wooden fishing boat.
This is so old it's painted in oils. 1970s
This was painted for my mum's best friend, who I called Auntie. We stayed with her during the war when we returned to my mum's parent's village in the north of England away from the bombing in the south.
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We've teamed up with the stylish Harvey Nichols to offer you their unique Crowd Pleaser hamper* full of delicious goodies for you to enjoy over the Christmas period. (*though don't feel obliged to share if you don't want to)
It includes TWO bottles of Harvey Nichols champagne, a bottle of HN gin, a bottle of port and all sorts of sweet and savoury treats to snack on (listed below)
All you have to do to enter the competition is register on the site (and subscribe, if you like, to our free monthly newsletter)
Given the nature of the prize, you must be 18 or over to enter.
The closing date for the competition is 11.59pm GMT on Sunday December 3rd 2017. For other terms and conditions see below.
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2. No purchase is necessary. You simply need to have registered on the site and subscribe to the mailing list.
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4. The prize consists of The Crowd Pleaser Hamper mentioned above. Total value: £300. No cash alternative to the prize will be offered
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Third Circuit:
Nicole Schneyder v. Gina Smith
Where a prosecutor has asked that a material witness be incarcerated and later does not inform the judge of a continuance in the case, the prosecutor is liable for 4A violations under S1983 for the unreasonable (48 day) "continuing seizure." Concurrence: Yep.
Fourth Circuit:
Janet Joyner v. Forsyth County, NC
Where a local Board of Commissioners invites all leaders of congregations within its bounds to offer spoken prayers prior to meetings, and at least some of these prayers are sectarian, the prayers violate 1A guarantees of 'public neutrality among faiths.' Some tension with 11th Circuit holding. Dissent: Policy of pluralistic inclusion saves any Establishment Clause violation.
Sixth Circuit:
Joseph Muniz v. Willie Smith
Habeus for ineffective assistance of counsel denied - although attorney slept through cross of deft, the cross was not a 'substantial portion' of the trial.
Seventh Circuit:
Gerald Morisch v. USA
When filing an appeal arguing insufficiency of evidence, include the trial transcript. Dismissed for noncompliance with 10(b)(2), as reply brief mentioned the omission and plaintiff didn't cure.
Eighth Circuit:
United States v. Edward Joseph Lowen
No suppression of pre-Miranda statements where argument for being in custody is being asked to strike certain poses for photographs; Sufficient evidence despite lack of ID from any of the bank tellers; Allowing officer's statement that the deft looked like the guy on the videotape held inconsequential.
Ninth Circuit:
Prior panel opinion no longer precedential. Counsel will be playing the Palace - en banc scheduled
Exhaustion requirements in IDEA are affirmative defenses, not jurisdictional restrictions. (Circuit split flagged.) Even where a claim addresses a harm remedied by the Act, f the pleading does not mention the Act, the exhaustion requirements don't apply. Concurrence: Harm-based approach: if the administrative remedy was available, the exhaustion requirements should apply as affirmative defenses; ConcurDissent: Elevates form of pleading over its substance, defeats Congressional will.
District Court holding adopted without comment.
Tenth Circuit:
United States v. Lente
DWI manslaughter sentencing - guidelines said five years, trial court imposed 18 years. Court of Appeals: No. On remand, second judge imposed 16 years. Court of Appeals here: much lengthier "No."
Kay Electric v. City of Newkirk, OK
Municipalities are susceptible to Sherman Act prohibitions on anticompetitive conduct unless the state has authorized the specific form of anticompetitive conduct under attack.
James River Insurance Company v. Rapid Funding, LLC
Non-expert expert testimony barred under 701 can't be saved by applying state's rules of evidence, because applying Shady Grove test, there is no conflict between the federal rule and the state rule; Insufficient proof to establish that state statute increasing damages was meant to apply retroactively.
Eleventh Circuit:
Langfitt v. Federal Marine Terminals, Inc.
Given right to control work, "borrowing employer" shielded from negligence suit by employee.
DC Circuit:
USA v. Rodney L. Moore
140 page crim opinion - No Batson claim, even though judge didn't discuss each strike on record; Forcing defts to wear stun belts was kosher; Anonymous jury was kosher; Oversteps in opening and closing weren't prejudicial; Non-expert 'overview' witness was not a means of circumventing hearsay (possible Circuit split); No violation of Brady in not disclosing plea of co-conspirator, viz, he was important and taking the drugs to someone else; Jury's finding of Conspiracy writ large within the time frame (though some specific circumstances argue for a different understanding) is not to be disturbed; Joinder of offenses in DC Code was proper; Remand to determine if lab reports violated Confrontation Clause; No error in court's not reviewing all interrogation statements for possible Jencks Act violations; Gov't demonstrating piety of witnesses not barred under 610, as defts had challenged veracity of their conversion ot Islam; Gov't leniency to cooperating witness did not justify new trial; Not giving certain instructions did not unjustly undercut the defts' multiple-conspiracy theory; Predicate-offense claim based on the unitary conspiracy theory goes nowhere, as the theory goes nowhere; Exclusion of co-deft's confession under 804(b)(3) was justifiable, given prior & subsequent inconsistent statements; Proving withdrawal from conspiracy is a burden of ultimate persuasion, not production - (circuit split); Tension between 'aiding and abetting' instuction of 'natural and probable consequences' and required mens rea was not plain error, given the Pinkerton instruction; Denial of severance was kosher; Concurrence: Batson quibble.
Zuckerman Spaeder LLP v. James Auffenberg, Jr.
Active litigation of disputed matters creates a rebuttable presumption of default of arbitration.
By this opinion we alert the bar in this Circuit that failure to invoke arbitration at the first available opportunity will presumptively extinguish a client's ability later to opt for arbitration.
Federal Circuit:
District Court interpretation of terms of art in the patent was supported by the expression of the patent; Costs and sanctions to challenging party upheld, given discovery (document destruction) and litigation oversteps.
Patenting of genes (yes) and DNA processes for cancer research - A demand for royalties from putative deft is sufficient for standing to challenge the patent; Isolated DNA is not a 'process of nature' - it is a chemical compound with informational properties, which while it has use in creating processes of nature, is not itself one (Maybe. TMB is particularly inexpert in this field) Special concurrence: Past legislation and theory creates reliance interests and settled expectations arguing for patentability; Dissent: DNA is people!</Charlton Heston>
Friday, July 29, 2011
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Is Being a Landlord in Thailand Right for You? Pros and Cons of Owning Rental Property.
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25 Reasons Why Krabi Is The Worst Place On Earth!
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TEN is filming "Wanted In Paradise" with English TV producer in Khanom.
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The Philadelphia Eagles were busy making (money) moves in April. Obviously, the NFL Draft was the number one priority for all NFL teams, but looking back on last month, the Eagles were busy. Signing players left and right, releasing and/or trading players, bringing back favorites, and saving money all in the name of defending the championship title.
Here's a rundown of what happened in April:
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Andy Murray has been crowned BBC Sports Personality of the Year for the second year running.
Murray, 29, becomes the first sportsman to win the award on three occasions after a spectacular 2016 that saw him rise to the summit of men's tennis, replacing Novak Djokovic as the world's number one player in November.
The Scot finished ahead of triathlete Alistair Brownlee in second place, with show jumper Nick Skelton coming in third.
Murray won his second Wimbledon title in July, defeating Canada's Milos Raonic in the final, having already finished as runner-up in both the Australian Open and the French Open.
At the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio he successfully defended the title he had won in London four years earlier, defeating Juan Martin del Porto in a pulsating final to win a second gold medal.
Djokovic's grip on the no. 1 spot began to loosen in the second half of 2016 with early exits from Wimbledon and in Rio before he lost the US Open final to Stanislas Wawrinka.
Murray, meanwhile, was faultless, and cemented his place at the top of the men's standings by hammering Djokovic 6-3 6-4 to take his maiden ATP Finals title at the season-ending tour finals in London - his ninth trophy of a historic season. That win was also a career-record 24th straight win.
As has become tradition, Murray was not in attendance at Birmingham's Genting Arena on Sunday 18 December as it coincides with his annual pre-season training camp in Miami, which he uses as a tune-up for the new campaign.
Murray also saw off Rio 2016 gold medallists Nicola Adams, Max Whitlock, Adam Peaty, Alistair Brownlee, Mo Farah, Jason Kenny and Laura Kenny to scoop this year's award. with Real Madrid and Wales forward Gareth Bale and Masters champion Danny Willett also shortlisted.
Leicester City were crowned team of the year with manager Claudio Ranieri collecting manager of the year after the Foxes' superb 2015-16 Premier League title triumph. American swimmer Michael Phelps was presented with a lifetime achievement award, having won his 23rd Olympic gold medal in Rio, while US gymnast Simone Biles won overseas personality of the year.


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Enjoying Ourselves to Death?
The looming menace of widespread chronic disease is a lot like the prospect of major climate change.
Both future crises are expected on the basis of imperfect projections which don't neatly agree--but which, in the aggregate, suggest that humanity can't afford to do nothing. Both stem from small daily choices and intimate personal habits: Global warming is caused by cars, airplanes, refrigerators, computers, space heaters, livestock-raising and other industrial means of supplying people with the lifestyle they want. Chronic disease rates rise because of what people eat, drink and do with themselves (smoking and obesity are associated with a number of the most widespread chronic ailments). Both crises are being addressed piecemeal and inconsistently, as millions of people congratulate themselves for taking wholly inadequate steps. While others decide it's too late to do anything at all.
In both the environmental and public-health cases, people with less privilege are being told to behave more like upper-middle class people in order to save the world, which undercuts the effectiveness of those messages.
And, much like a future world ruined by global warming, a future burdened by millions of strokes, heart attacks, diabetes cases, kidney failures and other chronic ailments can only be averted if people change, profoundly, their notions of "a good life.'' They'll need to want to live in a future very different from the recent past, and very different from what they were taught to expect. How to motivate people to make, or accept, that kind of change? Nobody really knows yet. It's a mystery, at once psychological and global. It links the question of what makes people overeat next Tuesday with the question of how to avoid the collapse of civilization.
Reminders of the gravity of the disease problem came in a pair last week. One, published in the journal Diabetes Care, estimates that American diabetics will number more than 44 million by 2034--about double today's number. In making their projection, Elbert S. Huang and his University of Chicago colleagues assumed that the percentage of the U.S. population that is obese will remain steady at about 30 percent for a few years, and then decline a bit. The increase in diabetes cases will be caused by the sheer numbers of aging baby-boomers and by diagnoses earlier in life, not a jump in obesity, Huang told Deborah Shelton of the Chicago Tribune.
The other major forecast, by Kenneth Thorpe of Emory University, doesn't agree at all. Thorpe's study, to be released tomorrow, foresees a huge increase in obesity rates. Where the Chicago study predicts that 27 percent of the population will be obese in 2034, Thorpe puts the number at 43 percent. As obesity is significantly correlated with adult-onset diabetes and heart trouble, his numbers point to an even worse chronic-disease problem in the 2030's.
What are the lessons here? One, I think, is that projections are not prophecies, and pronouncements about the world of 2034 shouldn't be taken as gospel. Each one depends on the assumptions that go into it. But that's true of any theory or prediction, and this imperfection is no excuse to do nothing.
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Is it "perverseness," the "death drive," or something else?
Each new year, people vow to put an end to self-destructive habits like smoking, overeating or overspending.
A world map of Virgin Mary apparitions
She met mere mortals with and without the Vatican's approval.
- For centuries, the Virgin Mary has appeared to the faithful, requesting devotion and promising comfort.
- These maps show the geography of Marian apparitions – the handful approved by the Vatican, and many others.
- Historically, Europe is where most apparitions have been reported, but the U.S. is pretty fertile ground too.
Douglas Rushkoff – It's not the technology's fault
It's up to us humans to re-humanize our world. An economy that prioritizes growth and profits over humanity has led to digital platforms that "strip the topsoil" of human behavior, whole industries, and the planet, giving less and less back. And only we can save us.
- It's an all-hands-on-deck moment in the arc of civilization.
- Everyone has a choice: Do you want to try to earn enough money to insulate yourself from the world you're creating— or do you want to make the world a place you don't have to insulate yourself from?
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Saturday, December 25, 2010
Jessica is the daughter of Rick's boss at his work. They got their news on 22nd of December that she has Wilma's tumor. It is stage 4 cancer it started in her kidney and has spread to her lung. They are going to hit her hard with chemo. Please pray for them and pray that her little body will be strong enough to handle every thing they will be giving her. Cody and Chandra your family are in our prayers and our boys prayers too !!!
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Miss Spider's New Car
In this story MIss Spider goes shopping for a new car. She likes the first car she tries, but decided to keep looking, just in case she finds a different one she likes. By the end of the day she wanted the first car still, but it was not there when she went back because a friend secretly bought it and surprises her with it. This book has a lot of big words that would be great for a vocabulary lesson. I would use it in kindergarten.


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belonging to the Rhamnaceae, the buckthorn family of plants.
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Origin of rhamnaceous
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of, relating to, or belonging to the Rhamnaceae, a widely distributed family of trees and shrubs having small inconspicuous flowers. The family includes the buckthorns
Word Origin for rhamnaceous
C19: from New Latin Rhamnaceae, from Greek rhamnos a thorn
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Hanging out at an auto repair shop might not be the most scientific way to study the economy, but it's far more interesting than reading the latest poll on consumer confidence or government report on job creation.
I got the idea after watching a man lift the hood of a beat-up car that had died on him. He poked and fiddled, removed a fluid cap and jumped back to watch the volcanic eruption. His shoulders sagged the way my father's always did when another in a long line of his used cars — with rebuilt parts and coat-hanger antennas — was on the fritz. For my dad, getting the car fixed meant cutting something out of a tight budget.
Arnold's Independent Service has been performing triage on such vehicles for 40 years at the intersection of Chevy Chase and Broadway in Glendale. Arnold Badano, a native of Argentina, got it started in 1975 and handed the business over to his son, Ruben, in 1989. And Ruben's son Luke, 19, also has grease under his fingernails.
On Thursday, all three generations of Badanos were on hand to watch the daily parade of customers. For some clients, who drive Mercedes-Benzes and Alfa Romeos, the economy is humming along just fine. For others, the hope is that Ruben Badano can work his magic and keep their Ford or Chevy on the road a couple more years. It's Los Angeles, and you gotta have wheels.
From Badano's vantage point, the economy is better than it has been over the last few years but not terrific. He can tell, he said, because at his place, business is bountiful.
"I'm in a service industry, so I survive these kinds of times because I don't have to sell anybody anything," said Badano. "They already know they have an issue when they come to me, and I tell them this is what it's going to cost. They need the vehicle to get to work or get their kids to school ... and a lot of them can't afford to buy a new car."
Or maybe they can, but it won't happen because their credit rating is lower than their oil pan. New-car sales are OK but not great nationally, and Badano said a lot of his customers are still digging out from the time when "the bubble thing happened and banks stretched themselves and made people think they had things they didn't have."
On Thursday, a man named Donaldo drove up in a 1998 Chevy Blazer with 256,000 miles on the odometer and a trail of drippings in his wake. While Ruben's crew diagnosed the problem, Donaldo, 45, told me he's a live-in caretaker for a senior citizen. He said he makes about $2,000 a month, which is enough to live on because he uses the "Guatemalan economy."
"If I need a carpenter, I call Jaime. If I need a plumber, I call my brother. If I need a car, I call Lionel. If I need an electrician, I call Luis, my buddy. There's a network of Guatemalans, and we can squeeze in an Argentinian," he said, nodding toward Badano, who came highly recommended by the network.
Donaldo told me he paid $1,000 for the Blazer three weeks ago — he got hooked up by the network, of course — and thinks he got a terrific deal, even though the Blazer has already blown a hose.
A new hose, with labor and taxes, came to $48.27, with no charge for recycled coolant. Badano threw in some transmission fluid for free, and Donaldo drove away a firm believer in the Guatemalan/Argentinian economy.
It's this part of his business that's growing, Badano said. Many customers come to him with half a dozen repair issues on older cars and ask him to prioritize them because they can pay for only one or two. Badano said a $500 repair estimate might get a response like this:
"Oh, no. I can't pay that. Why don't we do it for $400?"
Badano, who resembles the actor Benicio del Toro, told me he's growing his hair and beard for the role of Jesus in a church play. He said that when he was younger, a female customer wondered if he'd take payment other than money. I can't go into details here, but Badano said the proffer was a specific sex act as payment for a brake job.
He's been offered
"I'll say look, we're going to take that out and glue it back together, weld it, whatever. Something to reduce the price. I'll tell him it might not work, but in your condition, you can't afford to buy a $500 part."
Longtime customer Mike Griffith, 56, came in when the alternator on his 2005 Ford Focus conked out on him while he was driving his son to community college. He hasn't had full-time work since he got laid off 15 years ago as a driver at one of the studios, and he knows his age is working against him. His wife's accounting job is their only steady income, and the rent on their two-bedroom apartment eats up the first of her two monthly paychecks.
Griffith said his family puts away $20 every two weeks in anticipation of car trouble. That kitty was up to about $210, which he gave Badano as a down payment on a $500 repair bill.
"He knows our situation, and he's letting us pay him so much a month with our second paycheck of each month, until it's paid off," said Griffith.
Badano told me he's not qualified to analyze macroeconomics, but he knows his own family's story. His father did well by coming to this country, and Badano has done well, too. But he's worried about the next generation.
"I don't think my kids will be able to live as well because there's just not the money for it," Badano said. "The money is only floating around a certain group."
Namely, a small group at the top.
But despite growing income inequality, Badano said, he wonders if too many of us got spoiled in good times and developed irrational expectations. To put it in perspective, he said, millions of people in the world don't even have safe drinking water. In Glendale, someone might be living in an apartment but still have a $50,000 car parked out front.
At the moment, though, Badano had to focus on what was in front of him.
A commercial pilot had decided against buying a new car because of economic instability and USC tuition costs for his son, so he instead brought in his 1999 Chevy Suburban for a tuneup and brake job. And a single mother whose 2003 Toyota Avalon had flunked a smog test was hoping Badano could find a way around a $1,500 repair.
The economy is still sputtering in some quarters, but at Arnold's Independent Service, business is good and the work never ends.


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WESTFIELD, NJ – The Union County chapter of Moms Run This Town urges women runners of all abilities to join their growing social group, which aims to challenge and inspire its members through organized runs, education and camaraderie.
Largely Facebook-driven, Moms Run This Town of Union County began two years ago with about 10 members and has since grown to 475 members. Erin Weil, 38, of Fanwood launched the group.
"To be in the club, to run, to do the events, everything is free," said member Janna Taylor-Chernetz of Scotch Plains.
Recently, the group organized a 6 a.m. run at Tamaques Park in Westfield to kick off National Running Day, June 3.
Typically, the club puts together runs of various distances and intensities for weekend mornings and posts the dates and locations on Thursday or Friday each week.
Informal shout-outs for running partners during the week or speed training at a local track is also part of the group's offerings. The club's Facebook page is closed to protect members' privacy, but new runners can ask to be admitted.
Taylor-Chernetz, who ran cross country for Westfield High School as a teenager, has recently been leading trail runs in the Watchung Reservation on weekends. She said this type of running allows her to be fully engaged in her workout.
"You're out in the woods. It's quieter. It's more technical," said Taylor-Chernetz, who works as a policy analyst for the Tri-State Transportation Campaign and has one daughter.
Weil, who works in finance at Merck and is gearing up to participate in the New York City marathon this November, has been focusing on less rigorous routes with the club.
"I've been leading more runs at Nomahegan Park, where it's flat, to give more people an option," she said.
Moms Run This Town also sponsors fun activities such as its ongoing Sweatyselfie campaign that urges women to show-off their post-workout look. This winter, the group hosted a talk on how to dress to run in cold weather, and it encourages information sharing on running safety, nutrition and other topics.
Taylor has taken on a unique running challenge, as well. She is in the midst of a "running streak," where she runs at least a mile each day either outside or on a treadmill. As of June 4, she had completed 556 days in a row of running.
Taylor and Weil noted that women do not need to be moms to join the club. They are also proud to point out that one of their members completed her first mile run last week.
"Every mom needs time for herself, whether she works inside or outside the home," Taylor said, later adding, "The more women we can get out there, the better."


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Last winter, I wrote a post based on each letter of the alphabet. The English major inside of me was very excited about this project…and my inner nerd was even more fired up! As the blog vacation continues, I hope you enjoy reading about how coaching female athletes can be the highlight of your day…everyday.
I've always talked to my teams about being process-driven rather than outcome-driven, of course believing that if we adhere to the process…the outcome will be one in our favor. If I'm successful, they will focus less on the scoreboard or the wins and losses, and more on the path to get there: hard work, focused practices, being competitively great.
I have the same viewpoint of working with female athletes. Much like we give the team a game plan (process) for shutting down an opponent's strongest player (outcome), we've got to have a strategy for equipping our female athletes for success. So that's what I'll talk about here with you today.
What's our desired outcome? What goals would we like to achieve with our players?
Four fabulous outcomes of working with female athletes
- Teamy teams. Teamy is a word I made up to describe the state of an individual who values their teammates and enjoys being in a team environment. The teamy player puts their teammates first and is willing to sacrifice personal glory for the good of the team. Teaminess is what occurs when a group of people come together with a common goal, a common purpose, and a common level of dedication.
- Confident players. Confidence is essential to any sort of success your team may have…and it's got to be consistent. Situational confidence is based on a specific performance and is short-lived, to be crushed by the next loss or poor performance. But genuine confidence? Now that's the good stuff! It is a belief the athlete holds deep down within themselves that they will ultimately be successful.
- Mentors. Little girls need to see that sports are for them too. They need to see that women can be aggressive and competitive and achievers…that's where our teams come in! I believe in the power of sport to teach all sorts of life lessons, but first they've got to get in the game.
- Success. The 10 Essential Characteristics That Winners Must Possess is one of my favorite posts…it's also one of the most popular on the blog. We all want our players to be winners. Not just on the court, but in the classroom…and later on, in the board room. When my players walk across the stage at commencement, there are many life lessons I hope they've learned from their time with me. Some of those lessons are contained in the Winners post…I hope you check it out.
So how do we get to this place? Or, in other words, what's the game plan?
Three thoughtful ways to plan for the success of your female athletes
- Leadership. It's got to be okay to have captains with power and influence who feel comfortable exerting that power with their teammates. I believe that it is critical to shape your team's and your captain's view of what a captain should be, what she should do, why she is doing it, and that it is okay to exercise power in her role as captain.
- "Girl drama". If you bought my book, you know that I don't believe in girl drama. I understand that conflict is real…but I don't believe conflict is gender based. When you bring up "girl drama", folks usually chuckle, with an eye roll thrown in for good measure, and shrug in an "oh well" manner. I don't think it has to be that way, let's have higher standards for our female athletes.
- Competition. Women are very competitive and will rise to any occasion…together. Studies show that women join teams to be a part of something and to socialize, then once they realize they're good, they'll keep playing. That's exactly the opposite of guys who join teams because they're good and happen to make friends along the way. So, the moral of the story is, if you want to motivate your female athletes to greatness, remind them of their teaminess.
I'm sure that if you follow this plan, or one of your own, you'll be happy with the end result: confident, successful female athletes who excel on teams!


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Young Adults Sunday Food & Fellowship Lunch
Every Sunday, 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM
Location: Portland Christian Center, 5700 SW Dosch Rd, Portland, OR US 97239
Group: Young Adult Ministry
Coordinator: Michael Freitas
Please join us on Sundays following the 10:30 service for food, fellowship, fun, and faith building. We are a group of young adults (between college and young professionals) who love to gather after service to share a nice meal together, pray, and encourage one another. Please see our Young Adults Event Calendar for location.


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The challenge of protecting the shoreline against coastal storms is attracting plenty of attention this spring.
In addition to our upcoming Long Island Sound Citizens Summit, the Committee to Save the Bird Homestead is presenting a lecture series in Rye called "After the Storm: Toward a More Resilient Shoreline." This series is being cosponsored by the Long Island Sound Study, the Friends of Read Wildlife Sanctuary, and Save the Sound.
The first lecture in the series is being held on Saturday, April 6. The topic is "Beacons of Sustainability: Lighthouses of the Eastern Seaboard" and will feature a discussion about protecting historic lighthouses by preservation architects Walter Sedovic and Jill Gotthelf of Water Sedovic Architects, located in Irvington, NY.
Walter Sedovic Architects specializes in sustainable preservation and has worked on the restoration of 17 historic lighthouses. Sedovic and Gotthelf will discuss what can be learned from the existence of lighthouses in harsh coastal conditions. These lessons are applicable to rebuilding along the shoreline in a more sustainable manner — especially when combined with environmental restoration of salt marshes, dunes and other natural buffers.
The lecture begins at 4 P.M. at the historic Meeting House, 624 Milton Road in Rye. Admission is $5.
The Committee to Save the Bird Homestead works to preserve and restore the Bird Homestead and the Meeting House, two adjoining historic properties located on the banks of the Blind Brook estuary. The Committee works to conserve coastal habitat, biodiversity, and natural systems, and to inspire, foster and promote an appreciation of coastal ecology, historic preservation, science, sustainability, and the legacy of the Bird family.
For more information, contact the Committee to Save the Bird Homestead at firstname.lastname@example.com or 914-967-0099.
If you haven't done so already, don't forget to sign up for the Long Island Sound Citizens Summit on April 26 at Iona College in New Rochelle. At the summit, we will be discussing "Superstorm Sandy and the 'New Normal:' Rebuilding for Resiliency and Adapting to Climate Change."
Posted by Tom Andersen, Posted by Tom Andersen, NY program and communications coordinator for Save the Sound. Tom is also the author of This Fine Piece of Water: An Environmental History of Long Island Sound.


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May was a busy month which included 2 trips to London. On the first i travelled around South London taking in the likes of Clapham Junction and Peckham for the first time, as well as going to Chelsea Dock. On the second trip i went to the London Transport Museum Depot in Acton for the first time, its somewhere i've wanted to go to for a long time and i really enjoyed it. So much so i later became a friend of the museum.
I also went to Leamington Spa and the Severn Valley Railway this month. Song of the month was "Let the good times" by The Charlatans.


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TREKONDEROGA, it's worth a trip, Star Trek conventions vs Comic Cons, STAW
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The FNTC undertook a video project profiling First Nations to celebrate their successes in using property taxation to build their economies and generate revenues. The intent was to revisit the past 25 years of First Nation property taxation in Canada and allow First Nations themselves to share how property taxation has impacted their community and what it means to them.
Shackan Indian Band video transcript
Background on community.
Shackan's a fairly small community, we have about 140 members. About 65 live on Reserve. The Reserve is located 40km west of Merritt.
What year was taxation implemented and what is the amount of leases and revenues collected?
Their taxation laws were implemented in 2012 and currently only have utilities and we only have a couple, the annual revenue is about 6-7 thousand dollars a year right now.
How does property tax support economic growth in your community?
We're just in the process of doing an economic development strategic plan, so while we don't have a lot of development currently, we're really putting down the building blocks to be able to build and have those things in place and the taxation is a piece that's going to be really important and it is putting the foundation to allow us to grow and take advantage of all of those opportunities in every way we possibly can. Going through the course with Tulo, there's so many other things that are involved with the taxation that are a big part of planning for the economic development, and laying down the foundations to be able to build and be open for business. So while initially I started the program just to figure out what I was doing with taxes, there's been far more benefits through doing the program that we'll be able to carry forward and build on.


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