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Orbis supporter, Stephen Pau, takes on 100 mile challenge
March 08, 2018
Fancy running 100 miles? Our fantastic supporter Stephen Pau does!
Making progress on avoidable blindness
January 29, 2018
On World Sight Day 2017, the latest figures on the global prevalence of visual impairment were published online.
Operation Sight so far
January 29, 2018
The support for Operation Sight has been really encouraging. The generosity of supporters like you means that in 2017 we were able to achieve so much together.
Royal Visit to Orbis's Work
January 29, 2018
In November, Her Royal Highness, The Countess of Wessex, visited our sight-saving work in Bangladesh. The first stop was Ispahani Islamia Eye Institute & Hospital in Dhaka. There she met patients and staff including Head Nurse, Mammoth Adhikary, who took part in our first Flying Eye Hospital programme in Bangladesh in 1985!
Patient stories: treating Moline, Cameroon, for cataracts
January 29, 2018
Mama Moline is 58 and a grandmother of 12. She arrived at Yaoundé Central Hospital on the first day of the Flying Eye Hospital's visit. Her vision was extremely limited.
In photos: How Honorine is living life again
January 31, 2018
Six weeks after a successful surgery on our Flying Eye Hospital to treat a painful cataract in her left eye, we paid a visit to grandmother-of-four Honorine, 60, in Yaoundé, Cameroon, to find out how she was getting on.
Peter Maddox: Development Associate, Orbis Canada
February 19, 2018
Peter was recognized because he is an excellent collaborator with colleagues around the world. He is immensely proud to work at Orbis and shows his determination to make a contribution in the fight to end blindness.
Hortance Manjo, Orbis Country Representative, Cameroon
February 19, 2018
Hortance is the dynamic face and heart of Orbis in Cameroon. She thrives on breaking barriers and overcoming challenges that impact the lives of people who would otherwise be unable to access quality care. Her role is diverse and yet she handles the pressure and manages all her interactions with a grace and integrity that embodies the Orbis Values.
Rishi Ray Borah: Director of Program, Orbis India
February 19, 2018
Rishi was named as one of the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness
(IAPB)'s Eye Health Heroes in 2017, but he has long been a hero of the Orbis team.
OCULUS Surgical
March 09, 2018
OCULUS Surgical has supported Orbis since 2017 with the donation of a OCULUS BIOM® system for the Flying Eye Hospital.
#IWD - Women are more affected by avoidable blindness than men
March 08, 2018
On International Women's Day, Orbis is joining calls for gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls the world over.
Orbis featured on CBS show 'The Doctors'
March 12, 2018
The Orbis Flying Eye Hospital and star Volunteer Faculty member, Rudy Wagner, have been featured on the daily talk show 'The Doctors'. Make sure to give it a watch and share it with your friends.
Patient stories: treating Honorine, Cameroon, for cataract
January 24, 2018
Honorine's cataract was so severe that she could no longer cook or sew. While Honorine still worked, she could barely see the machete she used as a peanut and maize farmer, so was terrified she would hurt herself. That all changed after she underwent sight-saving treatment on our Flying Eye Hospital in Cameroon
Focus on volunteering: Dr Luu, Vietnam, paediatric anaesthetist
March 13, 2018
Dr Luu was trained by Orbis volunteer, Dr Choyce and become an Orbis volunteer herself
Spotlight: Visions of Zambia
March 15, 2018
You'll have heard by now that talented figurative artist Tim Benson has collaborated with Orbis to share the stories of children and adults in Zambia with eye conditions, and the health staff trained by Orbis medical volunteers. The striking portraits he has created are now on show at the Mall Galleries, London, until the 17th March 2018.
Visions of Zambia: Portrait exhibition a success
March 29, 2018
Hundreds attended the inspiring portrait exhibition at the Mall galleries.
Patient stories: treating Mamush, Ethiopia, for cataracts
October 10, 2017
Mamush lives in Hadiya Zone in southern Ethiopia. When he was just eight years old, a white spot began to grow in the centre of one of his eyes. Eventually, two white spots had grown in both eyes – bilateral cataracts.
Flying Eye Hospital lands in Peru
April 03, 2018
The Flying Eye Hospital has touched down in Trujillo, Peru, for a three-week training program to help strengthen the skills of eye teams right across the region.
Video: Changing the way the world sees
April 05, 2018
This Saturday 7th April is World Health Day! To commemorate we've put together a short video celebrating the contributions of our supporters and partners. Please take a moment to watch and share.
Preventing blindness: Orbis UK's World Health Day
April 06, 2018
This World Health Day we're calling for the right people to have the right skills to provide quality eye health care to those that need it
Passenger Experience Week selects Orbis as Charity Partner
April 09, 2018
As Charity Partner, Passenger Experience Week provides Orbis with an incredible opportunity to raise funds and awareness in the aviation industry.
Unveiling new technology on board the Flying Eye Hospital
April 10, 2018
We have entered week two of our Flying Eye Hospital program in Trujillo, Peru. It's been an eventful first week working alongside our partner Instituto Regional de Oftalmología (IRO) helping train and share skills with some truly inspirational people.
Orbis marathon heroes: Long time supporter James
April 17, 2018
James Buchanan is running his first, and only, marathon for Orbis this April. He felt at the age of 59 it was time to make his lifelong ambition a reality.
As a long-time runner and supporter of Orbis (since 2007), he felt which better charity for him to run for.
Visions of Zambia: Free portrait exhibition celebrates Orbis work
February 07, 2018
To help raise awareness of childhood blindness, figurative artist Tim Benson has collaborated with Orbis to help share the stories of children and adults in Zambia with eye conditions such as cataracts and squints through painted portraits.
Gransnet meets Orbis patients in Cameroon
January 22, 2018
Cari Rosen is author, writer and editor of Gransnet – a social networking site for the over 50s. She recently visited the Flying Eye Hospital and our partners in Yaoundé, Cameroon, to meet women losing their sight and join our medical volunteers while they trained local doctors.
In photos: changing lives in Cameroon – Saliou
May 10, 2018
We recently returned from a trip to Cameroon to learn how Orbis is transforming lives of people with avoidable blindness. There, we met a handful of the 150,000 people who have lost their sight in the country. Cameroon has the fifth highest prevalence of blindness in the world and so much of this is avoidable.
Your support helps Suhati see
November 21, 2017
Yesterday marked Universal Children's Day – a moment to remember the rights of children such as access to healthcare, and education.
Dr. Rishi Raj Borah recognised as an Eye Health Hero by IAPB
September 11, 2017
After a decade of work growing Orbis's partnership network in India, Dr. Rishi Raj Borah has been named an Eye Health Hero by the International Association for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB).
EURETINA Race raises €3,570
September 18, 2017
On Saturday 9th September 120 runners took part in the 5km Retina Race in aid of Orbis, which this year was held in the vibrant city of Barcelona, raising an incredible €3,570 towards our sight saving work.
Aerospares 2000
October 05, 2017
Aerospares 2000 has committed to a partnership with Orbis UK and the Flying Eye Hospital from 2017-2020. Making a donation to Orbis for every sale, Aerospares 2000 is proud to be supporting Operation Sight, Orbis UK's most ambitious campaign to date.
World Sight Day: new statistics highlight need to increase efforts
October 11, 2017
On World Sight Day 2017, the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) have released the most up-to-date figures on the prevalence of blindness and visual impairment around the world.
Give the gift of sight this Christmas
November 09, 2017
Ann-Marie Ablett is a medical volunteer with Orbis. She's been on an incredible 31 Orbis missions – taking time out from her NHS job as an ophthalmic nurse to go and help save people's sight in some of the world's poorest countries.
Flying Eye Hospital arrives in Bangladesh
November 17, 2017
The Flying Eye Hospital has arrived in Bangladesh on the final leg of its 2017 tour. Its goal, to raise awareness of the issue of childhood blindness and train local eye teams in the latest eye care techniques.
In remembrance of Simon Speirs
November 20, 2017
It is with great sadness that we learned of the death of Simon Speirs, who was fundraising for Orbis while taking part in the Clipper Round the World Race.
Countess of Wessex Visits the Flying Eye Hospital
November 21, 2017
The Countess of Wessex visited the Flying Eye Hospital and two partner hospitals during her tour of Bangladesh to help raise awareness of avoidable blindness.
3 Continents, 5 Countries and 15 Weeks of Training Ahead
January 18, 2018
The Flying Eye Hospital crew is ready and excited for another exciting year on board our unique aircraft. In the upcoming 2018 year, we will be on three continents for a total of 15 weeks of training!
Operation Sight update from an amazing volunteer
November 23, 2017
My name is Ann-Marie Ablett – I'm an NHS nurse and an intrepid Orbis medical volunteer. As I write this, I'm on my way back to the UK after two weeks in Kolkata, India, where I was training ophthalmic teams in some of the most effective and cutting-edge sterilisation techniques.
CNBC Features the Flying Eye Hospital
November 29, 2017
A big thanks to CNBC International who made this great video about our amazing Flying Eye Hospital. The short video features Bruce Johnson, Director of Aircraft Operations and Maintenance, giving a walk through of our MD-10 aircraft to CNBC reporter, Tom Chitty.
CNN step on board the Flying Eye Hospital
December 06, 2017
CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta steps on board the amazing Flying Eye Hospital during its recent visit to Cameroon. The three part series can be watched below. A big thanks to CNN and everyone who made the this possible.
Volunteer stories: Ann-Marie Ablett, clinical nurse lead
December 07, 2017
I have just returned from my 32nd project as a medical volunteer for Orbis. This wasn't a Flying Eye Hospital visit (the plane was in Cameroon) but rather a special project in Kolkata, India, where I was helping train local medical teams in the best and most up-to-date techniques for sterilising surgical tools and preventing infection.
Childhood vision
December 18, 2017
Shockingly, across the world there are nearly 30 million adults and children who are blind – needlessly. Through our Flying Eye Hospital, expert medical volunteers, hospital partners and local eye care programmes, we have the tools and expertise to train and treat those who need our help the most.
Patient stories: treating Ismail, India, for retinopathy of prematurity
December 19, 2017
Having been born prematurely, Ismail suffered with loss of vision from birth. Thanks to your support, Ismail and his family are very positive about their future.
FlightSafety International sends Alcon Flying High in Farnborough
December 19, 2017
It was a beautiful day at Farnborough Airport, but whilst the views of the private jets across the taxiway from the FlightSafety International Centre were impressive on arrival, the more amazing sights lay inside.
Flying Eye Hospital returns from Bangladesh - roll on 2018!
December 20, 2017
The Flying Eye Hospital has just returned from its final journey of the year – a two-week programme in Chittagong, Bangladesh. We were honoured that HRH The Countess of Wessex joined us to celebrate the amazing work of the dedicated Orbis teams in Dhaka and Chittagong.
Happy New Year from Orbis – we have huge plans for 2018!
January 03, 2018
It's Ann-Marie here, NHS ophthalmic nurse and, for over a decade now, medical volunteer for Orbis. As another year begins, I wanted to write and tell all our supporters about Orbis's exciting plans for 2018.
Vintage footage of Orbis through the years
May 02, 2018
This is an AMAZING video put together by an Orbis supporter featuring vintage footage of our Flying Eye Hospital in the news in the 70s and 80s. You'll see 'Project Orbis' in Cuba during the Cold War, improving relations between the Turks and Greeks in Cyprus and even hosting Mother Theresa.
Celebrating nurses worldwide on International Nurses Day
May 11, 2018
This International Nurses Day, Alex Duffy, Advocacy Officer celebrates nurses worldwide and talks through how they have made a difference to eye health.
Stephen Pau takes on toughest challenge yet for Orbis
July 20, 2015
Stephen Pau has been supporting Orbis for over seven years. Most recently taking on the London Marathon in 2014 where he achieved an exceptional four hour run time and smashed his fundraising target, raising close to GBP 3,000 for Orbis's sight saving work.
Timeline: 20 years in Ethiopia
November 22, 2018
We're celebrating 20 years of fighting blindness in Ethiopia. Take a moment to scroll through the highlights from this amazing milestone. A big thank you to all our wonderful staff, partners and volunteers, without whom, none of this would be possible.
NTD photo contest: Orbis joint winner
September 20, 2018
A photo beautifully capturing Orbis's sight-saving work is the joint winner of a photo competition aiming to raise awareness of the work being done to beat neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) around the world
Patient stories: treating Trinh, Vietnam, for strabismus
October 04, 2018
Trinh used to have a severe case of strabismus, which affected her vision. She was operated on at the Flying Eye Hospital, and the operation was a complete success. Looking at her now, you would never know that she had undergone surgery on both eyes.
World Sight Day - #WhyICare
October 09, 2018
Thursday 11th October is World Sight Day and we're taking the opportunity to ask our supporters and partners to tell us why they care about eye care - #WhyICare.
Tom Davies's World Sight Month
October 12, 2018
Eyeware designer Tom Davies launches World Sight Month to support Orbis
Orbis in Ethiopia: 20 years of fighting avoidable blindness
October 25, 2018
Last night Orbis UK marked 20 years of fighting blindness in Ethiopia with an event in London to thank the supporters, volunteers and partners who've made our work in the country possible.
Patient stories: treating Mandido, Ethiopia, for trachoma
November 05, 2018
Mandido, 50, had trachoma for three years, which had a profound effect on her ability to work and support her family. Her husband is unable to work, making her sight crucial for their future
November 06, 2018
The BDOC is the German association of surgical ophthalmologists, with over 1.300 members.
Supporter Stories: Meet some of our Great Ethiopian Run Heroes
November 13, 2018
To celebrate 20 years of working in Ethiopia, we will have some of our amazing supporters and corporate partners join us for this year's Great Ethiopian Run.
World Diabetes Day: the hidden risk of blindness
November 14, 2018
On World Diabetes Day, we're shining a spotlight on the role that the Orbis family plays in eliminating one of the fastest growing causes of avoidable blindness – diabetic retinopathy.
Meet Abiyot: Integrated Eye Care Worker, Ethiopia
November 22, 2018
Abiyot is an Integrated Eye Care Worker in Gamo Gofa, Ethiopia, where he grew up. He lives there with his wife and four children. Trained just two years ago, he has made a significant impact on his community already.
Job applicant privacy notice
September 03, 2018
Orbis UK is aware of its obligations under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and is committed to processing your data securely and transparently. This privacy notice sets out, in line with GDPR, the types of data that we collect and hold on you as a job applicant.
Eye care in Ethiopia: Banchi, schoolteacher
December 11, 2018
One of the many life-changing initiatives Orbis has spearheaded in Ethiopia to improve eye care and vision loss, is treating and preventing the spread of trachoma in schools.
Patient stories: treating Malate, Ethiopia, for trachoma
December 12, 2018
Mother of two Malate had been suffering with trachoma for a year without seeking help for fear of the cost. When she met Abiyot, an Orbis-trained Integrated Eye Care Worker, everything changed. Now, having undergone trachomatous trichiasis surgery, Malate is excited to start this new chapter in her life.
Patient stories: treating Aylito, Ethiopia, for trachoma
December 11, 2018
Aylito underwent trachoma surgery in 2013 to save the sight in her right eye. We caught up with her in 2018, five years on, to try and understand the effect that this Orbis intervention has had on her life.
Great Ethiopian Run: Emma's story
December 17, 2018
For the very first time, Orbis UK sent a team of runners out from the UK to take part in the Great Ethiopian Run. Here, runner Emma tells us all about the experience.
Great Ethiopian Run: visiting Gamo Gofa
December 19, 2018
Travelling to Ethiopia for the Great Ethiopian Run was incredible and a lot of fun. But visiting Gamo Gofa, runner Emma says in her second blog, was the most memorable and moving part of the trip.
Industrial Optimizers
January 04, 2019
Industrial Optimizers has committed to supporting Orbis UK, kick-starting the partnership with a donation of £1000.
Head of Governance and Compliance
January 14, 2019
You will be responsible for a portfolio that covers Trustee governance, regulatory compliance, legal agreements, policy development, data protection and risk management.
Programme Coordinator - Interim - 6 month fixed term
January 22, 2019
The Programme Coordinator – Interim will be responsible for providing high quality grant management of the major statutory grants secured by Orbis UK for Orbis country programmes in the Asia and Africa regions.
Meet the bear with the best job ever!
January 24, 2019
Our volunteers fly all over the world to fight avoidable blindness. But, while they're giving the gift of sight, there's a particularly fluffy member of our team making a different kind of impact…
What's in your eye?
January 24, 2019
The human eye is an amazing organ. Here we take a look at what's actually happening inside your eye.
Orbis and Visulytix collaborate on new AI technology
September 12, 2018
Orbis is collaborating with AI company Visulytix to apply their imaging technology to Orbis's telemedicine platform Cybersight.
Tackling trachoma in Ethiopia: a World Water Week update
August 28, 2018
This year, Orbis is celebrating 20 years of eye health development in Ethiopia, ensuring that people are able to access the eye care they deserve.
Angeline Chaipa on volunteering for Orbis
May 11, 2018
Did you know that 90% of healthcare is delivered by nurses? They're an amazing and important workforce. Nurse Angeline Chaipa from Moorfields Eye Hospital, began volunteering with Orbis last year To celebrate International Nurses Day we are revisiting a blog she wrote whilst on her very first volunteer assignment with Orbis.
Supporting Orbis: Amazon triples donations in June
June 15, 2018
Orbis supporters who shop with AmazonSmile can triple their charitable donations from June 15-29
In Photos: Changing lives in Cameroon – Mariya
May 16, 2018
We recently returned from a trip to Cameroon to learn how Orbis is transforming lives of people with avoidable blindness. There, we met a handful of the 150,000 people who have lost their sight in the country. Cameroon has the fifth highest prevalence of blindness in the world and so much of this is avoidable.
Bristol men's 45-mile challenge in memory of Orbis fundraiser Simon Speirs
May 23, 2018
Two fundraisers have raced an incredible 45 miles in extreme conditions for their former work colleague, Simon Speirs, who sadly died in 2017, while raising money for Orbis in The Clipper Round the World Race.
Dr William Dean
June 11, 2018
Clinical Research Fellow, International Center for Eye Health, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Dr Kakarla V. Chalam
June 11, 2018
Professor & Director of Retina, Loma Linda University School of Medicine, California.
Dr Alessia Adduci
June 11, 2018
Faculty Department of Anesthesia & Intensive Care, Catholic University of Rome
Orbis UK is on the move!
June 25, 2018
Find out more about our office move and how to get in touch with us at our new location.
Orbis fundraiser Simon Speirs' family cycle London to Paris in his memory
August 15, 2018
The family of Orbis UK supporter Simon Speirs is taking on a London to Paris cycle challenge in his memory this weekend
Aerospares 2000 raises £1,307 for Orbis's Sight Saving Work
June 14, 2018
UK based Aerospares 2000, which sources specialist plane parts for the aviation industry, is donating $1 from every sale to Orbis until 2020. Since the company began its support at the end of 2017, over £1,300 has been raised to assist our work, with donations increasing each quarter.
Delivering eye care to Rohingya people in Bangladesh
June 19, 2018
Since February 2018, Orbis has been screening and treating Rohingya people in South East Bangladesh as the first eye care organisation to establish services within the camps.
Vulnerable Supporters Policy
June 27, 2018
Read about how we abide by the Institute of Fundraising Principles in our Vulnerable Supporters Policy.
UK Aid helps expand sight-saving work in Ethiopia
July 12, 2018
Orbis UK is delighted to have been chosen as one of 30 charities to receive a UK Aid Direct grant from the UK government. The grant will enable us to extend our vital sight-saving work in Ethiopia, where almost two million people are visually impaired.
Orbis holds first ever live video consultation with Syrian doctor
July 16, 2018
Volunteer Faculty member Professor Dan Neely held a live video consultation with a doctor in Syria last week, using technology to help Orbis have an impact in otherwise unreachable locations.
Celebrating 20 years of fighting blindness in Ethiopia
July 31, 2018
Orbis UK is proud to announce a huge milestone – Orbis has been fighting blindness in Ethiopia for 20 years. Orbis's Addis Ababa office was officially registered in 1998 and became the very first programme office outside the United States.
UK hosts its first ever Global Disability Summit
July 23, 2018
The Global Disability Summit is taking place in London in July and is bringing together governments, multilaterals, private sector and civil society to drive real change in ensuring the rights, freedoms, dignity and inclusion of all persons with disabilities.


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Barrister & Solicitor
Erin Thomas received her Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree from York University and her Bachelor of Laws (L.L.B.) from the University of Ottawa. Erin does not back down from challenge. She has successfully defended individuals charged with offences including failing to comply with bail, probation and attending court, sexual assault, assault with a weapon, uttering threats, and aggravated assault and various drug and weapons offences, which includes the complete withdrawal of firearms charges.
In Erin's most successful case, R. v. C.T., she secured a jury acquittal on all counts, including aggravated assault, assault with a weapon, weapons dangerous and break and enter.
Erin has a passion for defending individuals charged with serious criminal offences. She believes that everyone is entitled to the best defence, and is committed to providing that service.

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Starting off the second week of school with an on-campus, social Greek life event was definitely a great idea. The four organizations hosting this event are labeled as the first established Greek organizations within the African-American and Latino communities. This is "The 2nd Annual "First of the First BBQ."
On September 8th, 2013 an array of cultures gathered on Livingston Campus at the picnic area to enjoy a festive BBQ with classmates, friends and alumni. Bringing unity not only among these four groups, this event helped bring together other students and cultural fraternities and sororities on campus.
Non-Greek affiliated students also enjoyed their time at this event as they interacted with other classmates and friends. We learn more about the people around us at social events rather than class settings.
With a wide range in cultures, the DJ made sure to bring the BBQ to life with different genres of music. Students were dancing, eating and socializing with one another.
Attending these kinds of social events is essential to grasping the full college life experience. Events like this is a great opportunity for first-year students as they get a chance to meet others who are involved on campus.
We have these four Greek organizations to thank for kicking off the semester with an outstanding and diverse event:
- Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Delta Iota Chapter
- Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Iota Psi Chapter
- Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc. Beta Chapter
- Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. Epsilon Chapter
By Cindy Leonardo


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There are times when gentle words of comfort are not enough to cause the person in a critical situation to see the reality of their position. Under such circumstances reproof, rebuke, and correction are required. Added to these is the warning of judgement if the person will not accept the word of God. When use is made of such a method it must be with love and gentleness' "And the servant of the Lord must not strive; but be gentle unto all men, apt to teach, patient, in meekness instructing those that oppose themselves; if God peradventure will give them repentance to the acknowledging of the truth; and that they may recover themselves out of the snare of the devil, who are taken captive by him at his will" (2 Timothy 2:24-26). Through this the pastor will be used by God in bringing His loving chastisement to the one opposing Him and themselves, "For whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth, and scourgeth every son whom he receiveth" (Hebrews 12:6). [Note: extreme care has to be taken regarding chastening. The minister must not allow his personal feelings get in the way or be his motivation. He must see the other persons situation through the eyes of the Lord, otherwise his ministry will quickly become a dictatorship. He must not see himself as the moral judge of anyone, but simply someone relaying God's word. He should not lord it over them but be an example.].
Few people enjoy being rebuked and corrected but the minister has been given the responsibility to deal with sin in the lives of those the Lord has placed in his care. The words that the Lord would give at such times will put the soul under conviction and direct him to repentance and restoration. If with "meekness" the minister instructs that who are falling from Christ he will see beyond the sin and focus on his goal, reconciling the person with God.
In every church there are those who think and feel that they cannot be used by God because of physical weakness or past sin. Some may have lapsed into nominal, lifeless Christianity. These need to be encouraged and exhorted to return to their "first love" (Revelation 2:4). The apostle Paul wrote to Timothy, who was probably feeling spiritually weak and intimidated by others, that he should "stir up the gift of God" which was within him (1 Timothy 1:6). Each member of the body must be made to see that God "saved us, and called us with an holy calling, not according to our works, but according to His own purpose and grace, which was given us in Christ Jesus before the world began" (2 Timothy 1:9). God is much hindered from working in a live that is controlled by self-pity, unbelief, and guilt.
During his ministry the pastor will have to deal with cliques, divisiveness, murmerings, complaints, and other things that destroy the unity of the fellowship. Paul pleaded with and begged the Corinthian church to lay aside such pettiness, "Now I beseech you, brethren, by the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that ye all speak the same thing, and that there be no divisions among you; but that ye be perfectly joined together in the same mind and in the same judgment" (1 Corinthians 1:10). Again, the pastor's action must be with compassion and not in the spirit of a personal crusade or vendetta even when he is personally undermined or criticised. "For the love of Christ constraineth us" (2 Corinthians 5:14) to feed the Church with good, sound, spiritual food from God's storehouse. Even the Good Shepherd needed to rebuke those whom He had called to be delivered from a wrong spirit or attitude, "But he turned, and rebuked them, and said, Ye know not what manner of spirit ye are of" (Luke 9:55); "But He turned, and said unto Peter, Get thee behind me, Satan: thou art an offence unto me: for thou savourest not the things that be of God, but those that be of men" (Matthew 16:23). Though the disciples would not have been comfortable with such words, they were much needed to cause them to see the error of their ways.
Jude instructs his readers, "Of some have compassion, making a difference: And others save with fear, pulling them out of the fire; hating even the garment spotted by the flesh" (:22-23). Therefore words of comfort may not always be soothing words. The way the message or admonition is put across is different for different situations. The minister needs to be "instant in season, out of season" when correcting or exhorting. Some are won through soothing words, while others need the sharp but gentle reproof that shocks them into returning to the Lord. "Faithful are the wounds of a friend" (Proverbs 27:6).


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"Dear Halton Catholic Children's Education Foundation,
We would like to give you a huge thank you, you were helping us to go forward and without your help, the situation could be worse for our family.
A few months ago, our house got fire and we had a difficult time. This situation was not easy to manage with our daughters; even we couldn't sleep well, even now. We were living in a hotel for around 4 months and we were thinking what to do to keep our daughters distracted to help them to go forward, but our budget was so tight. We had to pay our bills, mortgage etc. We had to stop the payments and activities of our daughters and I was not working because I got a fracture, and my husband was without work for weeks.
My daughters were emotionally affected and we went to the school to find someone to help us with our daughters at the school. The school told to us to talk with the counselor Mrs. H. and we are so grateful for her help. God always is doing amazing things in our life.
We received funds from Halton Catholic Children Education Foundation to help my daughters to continue their activities and it helped them to keep distracted and go forward during this time.
We do not have enough words to say thank you, for the huge help that you gave us during this time.
Your organization makes lives better, and may you continue your service for many years to come to help families.
Words can not express our sincere appreciation to your organization and Mrs. H. for your assistance in providing us money to pay the activities for our daughters.
Your kindness and generosity will remain with us forever.
Thank you & God Bless You,
Eva Gonzales"
HCCEF was able to help the Gonzales family, thanks to people like you who support the HCCEF Student Guardian Program!
You made this happen. You helped this family with their financial barriers to education…congratulations and thank you.
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HCDSB Staff & Schools already do so much for students, but when they were asked to help out HCDSB students and families in need, boy did they ever "step up to the plate".
HCDSB Schools ran all sorts of events, including trivia nights, spirit days and selling Freezies…all to help those in our community who needed some compassion. Donations also came from Parent Councils. HCDSB Schools raised $20,237.29 since September. Thank You!
HCDSB Staff are incredibly generous. For the 3rd year, they were invited in April and May to make a donation to the Student Guardian Program. The result is that HCDSB Staff raised over $26,400 in donations and pledges. Thank you…that's tremendously kind of you! Thank you to all of the school Volunteer Reps & the Steering Committee who did an amazing job.
Combined, the HCDSB Community raised $46,637.29 for HCDSB students in need – WELL DONE! You should be VERY proud.
That will help approximately:
OVER $20,000 RAISED – HCCEF Charity Golf Classic
Wednesday May 31, 2017 – Hidden Lake Golf & Country Club
What a great day of golf, fun and helping students in need!
A little bit of liquid sunshine and some lightening could not slow down over 100 golfers, sponsors, donors and volunteers to help raise over $20,000 – Thank you!
Congratulations to all involved, you have helped …
P.S. If you want to see pictures from the event click here.
Thank You for the $5,000 Donation
A great big thank you to TD, who recently made a $5,000 donation to the Student Guardian Program.
Students have a hard time concentrating on school when they are worried about being hungry. There are over 11,000 children in Halton (haltonpovertyroundtable.com) who are economically vulnerable, and are not able to meet their basic needs. TD's donation will help students with financial barriers to education overcome these challenges. Thank you for your kindness.
A wonderful group of volunteers
HCCEF receives guidance and leadership from volunteers on our Board of Directors. At our recent Annual General Meeting on June 20th, we welcomed two new Members and said fairwell to two others.
Thank you to Frank Crouchman and Marty Powers as we say fairwell, but hopefully not goodbye. Your dedication and committment has been greatly appreciated.
Welcome to Marvin Duarte and Bryan DeSousa as they start their journey as new members of the HCCEF Board of Directors. We look forward to working with you.
Our slate of Directors for the 2017-2018 fiscal year are:
Save the Date – Wednesday November 1, 2017
Back for its 7th year. A wonderful evening to reconnect with friends, to make new acquaintances and to meet the Most Reverend Douglas Crosby.
Book November 1, 2017 in your calendar.
More information at a later date.
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A survey by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has revealed that while growth in Britain's private sector eased in the approach to January, growth remained "solid" going into 2017. According to CBI chief economist Rain Newton-Smith,
"Resilience has been the hallmark of the UK economy since the EU referendum. But higher inflation is on the way, which will erode consumer incomes, while the impact of uncertainty since the (Brexit) referendum may cause investment spending to slow this year."
A total of 753 manufacturing, distribution and service industry businesses were surveyed about output, sales and business volumes by the UK's premier business organisation.
In addition to this Growth Indicator, a separate survey showed that consumer confidence, which although had dipped slightly from preceding months, was still at a better level than the previous year.
What is more, it seems the economy will grow at a faster rate than that of the eurozone, with predictions that the US is the only G7 nation likely to out-perform the UK this year.
The resilience of the UK economy since the Brexit vote called for the National Institute of Economic and Social Research to review its growth expectation for 2017.
This think tank, which is closely monitored by the Treasury and the Bank of England, revealed that despite fears of a post-referendum recession, the "carry-over" of the economy's encouraging performance in 2016 would see a 1.7 per cent growth this year.
Essentially, while consumer spending may slow a little, trade should remain steady and overall this signals a healthy forecast for UK business growth in the year ahead.
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As Mother Nature transforms our lovely city into a winter wonderland, you can either piss and moan about the snow and cold, or embrace the beauty of a Quebec winter and enjoy all that it has to offer. Go tobogganing on Mont-Royal, have a hot mug of cocoa with a dash of something stronger, build a snowman, but most important of all, join all your fellow music lovers inside any number of cozy bars all over town and enjoy some live music. Here are a few options Prince Palu thought you might like.
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After last week's slowdown, get ready to be overwhelmed by what Montreal has to offer this week. Thursday alone is enough to give you a cerebral aneurysm trying to decide what to do. Prince Palu apologizes if there are too many choices, but he wanted to give you as many options as he could.
Thursday, December 4, 2014
It is a much slower week than last week now that M for Montreal is over, and even though he is battling a wicked cold and in the throes of the end of semester term paper/exam hell, Prince Palu wants you to know that there are still things happening this week. Obviously there are more things happening than this short list, even things that old Palu would recommend, but his Ultra Strength NeoCitran induced haze has left him a shell of his normal self.
Thursday, November 27, 2014
For the past 10 years, Prince Palu and his trusted comrade Oncle Ian have been trying to steer people towards the shows that they thought would enrich the soul and shake the booty. Some listened, some didn't know they were talking. Then someone told Prince Palu that the pen was mightier than the sword, so he decided to write down these suggestions and voilà! 'What's Happening?' was born. Obviously these are not all of the shows happening, but hopefully it will be a solid listing that will either keep you from missing a band you love or help you discover a new band to love.
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Dana Loesch at RedState reported tonight that the Obama Department of Defense has reportedly slapped a gag order on Fort Hood survivors and family members.
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Last weekend, Hugh Jackman's R-rated Wolverine farewell, Logan , debuted in theaters, bringing the actor's 17-year-long time in the role to a close in James Mangold's X-Men opus. Logan has earned positive critical reviews, maintaining a 92 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and passed $100 million at the domestic box office within days of its release.
However, Logan is not only producing big results at the box office, it's also inspiring some ghoulish but great blood-splattered fan tribute art on social media.
Pop culture artist BossLogic posted a piece of tribute art to Twitter on Friday, just a week after Logan hit theaters, in commemoration of Jackman's time as Wolverine. Presented in a worn wooden frame that encapsulates the gritty feel of Logan, the art features Wolverine's outstretched, bloody hand hand as if the mutant has taken his final breath after 17 years and nine appearances on the big screen. The post thanked Jackman for his 17 years as the character, along with Mangold and 2oth Century Fox. Take a look:
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With his outer two adamantium claws extended – and the middle claw all but sheared away – the portrait almost projects a passing of the torch moment to the duo-clawed X-23 – standing above the patriarchal figure with her psychedelic sunglasses lying on the ground to the left. To the right of Logan's hand is Charles Xavier's pill bottle, another remnant of the presumably final chapter for Patrick Stewart as Professor X.
The Melbourne-based artist has been busy commemorating Logan's final bow in the week since the film's release, featuring on both his Twitter feed and Instagram account various takes on Jackman's and Dafne Keen's characters in the film, often including personal messages with tinges of sadness at the realization that it's the end of the line for Jackman as the famed Marvel movie mutant. At least the artist and scores of other X-Men devotees worldwide have a possible X-23 film with Mangold to look forward to, possibly with the director's involvement.
In the meantime, Logan, which enters its second weekend with nearly $115 million at the domestic box office ($305 million worldwide), will face a big, hairy foe with the release of Kong: Skull Island. While Logan appears to have solid enough claws to survive the attack of King Kong and another Beast (and Beauty) at the box office in the coming weeks, it's a pretty safe bet that we'll see more fan tribute art surface. As awesome as BossLogic's tribute is, fans may wish Fox would include it with Logan's home video release in some form - however remote a possibility that may actually be.
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CohnReznick has promoted 12 staff members to partner effective this month. The New York, N.Y.-based accounting firm selected the new partners from a wide range of practice areas, including tax and industry practices in offices in Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey and New York.
Among the new partners is Cindy Fang, who leads the firm's Tax Credit Investment Services Group. Based in the Boston, Mass., office, she specializes in providing investment due diligence and other advisory services to institutional investors
Henrietta Fuchs, CPA co-leads the firm's Manufacturing and Distribution Industry Practice. A member of the Public Company Audit Practice and Employee Benefit Plan Audit Practice, she provides review, auditing and financial statement preparation services in different industries.
Based in the Bethesda, Md., office, Brian Gershen, CPA works with closely held businesses assisting owners providing them with year-round consulting and tax planning. In addition to his specialization with closely-held businesses,
Shellie M. Gifford, CPA, offers accounting services for a variety of clients in the real estate industry as well as governmental clients. Working in the Atlanta, Ga., office, her services range from financial statement audits, the evaluation of internal controls, keeping clients updated on government required standards, and various agreed upon procedures engagements.
A partner in the firm's Tax Practice, Ryan J. Holbert, CPA, also based in Atlanta, has been a part of the Firm's Renewable Energy Industry Practice for tax compliance and tax planning in a variety of industries including real estate and nonprofit.
Jennifer A. Krahling, CPA, a member of the Firm's Manufacturing and Distribution Industry Practice, specializes in tax and consulting services for a variety of multinational and multistate companies. Based in Eatontown, N.J., she has extensive experience working with companies in the manufacturing and distribution industries and also with law firms.
James T. LaCroix, CPA, a member of the Firm's Healthcare Industry Practice, specializes in providing audit and tax services to organizations including Federally Qualified Health Centers, skilled nursing facilities, and other human service organizations. The healthcare audit experience of LaCroix, based in Hartford, Conn., includes acute care hospitals and continuing care retirement communities.
Based in Chicago, Ill., Andrew R. Lines, MAI, a principal in CohnReznick Advisory, performs valuations on a wide variety of real estate property types, including residential (including LIHTC), commercial, industrial, and special purpose properties, such as landfills, waste transfer stations, marinas, hospitals, universities, self-storage facilities, racetracks, CCRCs and railroad corridors.
Rocco Marotti Jr., CPA, in the Eatontown N.J. office, is a partner and member of the Firm's Law Firm Industry Practice and Employee Benefit Plan Audit Practice. He focuses on serving law practices and individual attorneys. In addition to performing audits and reviews of law firm financial statements,
New York, N.Y.-based Pasquale Patrone, CPA, is a member the Firm's Manufacturing and Distribution Industry Practice, Retail and Consumer Products Industry Practice, and Employee Benefit Plan Audit Practice. He provides business advisory and assurance services including, budgeting, forecasting, due diligence, business process analysis, and tax planning.
Also in that office, Robert Richardt, CPA, a member of the Firm's Financial Services Industry Practice, specializes in the investment management industry where he serves both offshore and domestic investment entities, including hedge funds; private equity funds; venture capital entities, as well as the management entities; and high-net-worth individuals.
Based in Roseland, N.J., Richard Shevak, JD, is a principal in CohnReznick's National Tax Practice, and heads the Firm's tax fixed asset and accounting methods practice. He has extensive experience in providing tax services for clients in the real estate, manufacturing, retail, hospitality, and technology industries.
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Florian Lunaire: Spring/Summer 2011
A swirling piano arpeggio fades in. A weary, cracked voice sings about childhood dreams of horses' heads in the Arctic sea and fishing for eels. Strings gently weave through the piano and voice. Baroquely unfolding, Florian Lunaire's 'The Persistence Of Memory' is hardly upbeat, but in capturing lost emotions and feelings it resonates. It's a stand-out on
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Arriving at
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has been circuitous. A transplant form Nice, FlorianTanant first cropped up playing piano in The Powers That Be, the backing band of Chatham indie singer-songwriter Kid Harpoon. Trading as Florian T, he then hooked up with producer Aaron Horn, the son of Trevor (Buggles, Frankie Goes to Hollywood), and recorded the
EP, issued in 2008 on a revived Stiff Records. The title ('moon drunk') came form Schoenberg's
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, which also lent its name to Tanat's new identity, Florian Lunaire. Next up, he was in the highly arty indie band Disappearers, who he still seems to be with. He's remained Florian Lunaire for this new EP. Based on it, there's no reason why Tanant shouldn't simply stick with the solo identity. Distracting artifice isn't needed.
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are the first two chapters – he also writes fiction – in a series of releases based on the moods of the seasons. The seven songs are strong enough to stand alone, without a framing device. They're all reflective, downbeat and centred around melody. Tanant's rotating vocal on 'One (Laplace's Demon)'(the theory that everything in the universe has its place and, when known, can be quantified) is bedded by a simple clapped rhythm and backing vocals (from Gillian Macguire of Disappearers) that build to a compelling climax. In contrast, the relatively uptempo 'Summering Here' is as peppy as it gets, even though the song's protagonist is crying for Liberia. Skeletal it may be but
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Gnocchi with Butternut Squash and Kale
Cucina & Amore Potato Gnocchi is as delicious and fresh as they come. Made with real potatoes, this gnocchi pairs perfectly with healthy butternut squash and kale. If you need a superfood fix, this recipe by Barber Foods is perfect for your next meal. Butternut squash is browned with garlic, sage, and Cucina & Amore Fruttato Extra Virgin Olive Oil to bring out the savory sweetness of the squash. Feel free to substitute the chicken broth with vegetable broth and enjoy a truly satisfying vegetarian dish.Watch on YouTube >>
Artichoke StuffingWith Thanksgiving just around the corner, there is no better time to try out this Artichoke Stuffing from That's Some Good Cooking. Featured in HuffPost Taste, this delicious recipe calls for toasted sourdough bread, heaps of parmesan cheese, loads of mushrooms, and garlic. Best of all, it also calls for a jar of artichoke hearts to give the stuffing a briny bite. Make sure that you use Cucina & Amore Whole Artichoke Hearts for this recipe so you can ensure you are using the tastiest artichokes on the market. You can also substitute the artichokes for Cucina & Amore Grilled & Marinated Artichoke hearts to bring a more developed flavor to this dish. Your family will be asking for the recipe this Thanksgiving!
Hot Artichoke DipNext time you have guests, use the following recipe to put a spin on the traditional spinach & artichoke dip. This dip is lighter and more flavorful than the classic spinach dip since it calls for delicious cream cheese, Parmigiano-Reggiano and Gruyere cheeses, instead of mayonnaise. This dip also packs a little heat since it calls for a bit of hot sauce. Best of all, it is made with Cucina & Amore so you know you will have the freshest-tasting ingredients. Make sure you make extra because this dip will be gone in seconds!
- 2 tablespoons Cucina & Amore Fruttato Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- 1/2 cup green onions, white and light green parts only, thinly sliced
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- salt (to taste)
- 1 jar Cucina & Amore artichoke hearts, drained and chopped
- 1 (10 ounce) package fresh chopped spinach
- 2 tablespoons Cucina & Amore Artichoke Truffle Sauce
- 8 ounces cream cheese
- 1/2 cup shredded Gruyere cheese
- 1/2 cup finely grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
- 1/4 teaspoon hot sauce
- 1 pinch ground nutmeg
- salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
- 1/4 cup shredded mozzarella cheese
Breadsticks Wrapped in Prosciutto with Pesto Dip
Another classic appetizer, breadsticks wrapped in prosciutto, are a great way to class up your charcuterie plate. Take any frozen breadstick dough and top with grated parmesan cheese to add some salt to your delicious bread. Add another layer of flavor with salty-sweet prosciutto wrapped around the breadstick to make it heartier than before. Spend more time with your family rather than in the kitchen, use Cucina & Amore Pesto alla Genovese (Basil Pesto) sauce to add another level of savoriness to your dish. Lucky for you, Cucina & Amore has three pesto sauces to choose from: Basil, Artichoke, and Sun-Dried Tomato. So if you cant choose one, try all three!
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49ers promote Jackson; part with another holdover
The 49ers have promoted cornerback Asa Jackson from the practice squad and waived cornerback Keith Reaser, one of seven players former general manager Trent Baalke drafted who was rehabbing from a serious knee injury when he was selected.
After parting with Reaser, defensive tackle Tank Carradine is the only one of Baalke's so-called "ACL picks" who remains on the 53-man roster. Wide receiver DeAndre Smelter, who has one career reception, is on the practice squad. Cornerback Will Redmond, who hasn't played a regular-season snap, is on injured reserve.
Reaser, a 2014 fifth-round pick, become the eighth Baalke draft pick who has been waived, released or traded since March. Meanwhile, Jackson becomes the 32nd player on the roster who didn't play for the 49ers during last year's 2-14 season.
Jackson, a 2012 fifth-round pick of the Ravens, signed with the 49ers on Aug. 8 and had two interceptions in the preseason finale. He has 34 tackles and four pass breakups in a career spent with Baltimore (2012-15) and Detroit (2016).
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Applying for a visa to study in Spain
- It is extremely important that you apply for the correct visa before you leave home. Different countries have different rules and the purpose of this page is to give you some assistance and guidance.
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International students and researchers wishing to study or conduct research in Spain must be in possession of a visa in order to be able to reside legally in the country.
Researchers or lecturers who have entered Spain with a residence visa which allows them to work without obtaining a work permit, must begin the procedures for obtaining a resident's card within 30 days of their date of arrival in Spain.
Study visas and length of stay
For studies and research periods lasting less than three months no study visa is necessary, unless the interested party is from a country for which a visa is required as standard practice.
For periods of between three and six months a visa is required, but no other documents need be applied for in Spain.
For studies and research periods lasting more than six months, visitors must apply for both a visa and a student's residence card in Spain. The student must begin the application process within a month of his/her arrival in the country. The student's residence card is processed at the Oficinas de Extranjería (Foreign Nationals Offices) of the Spanish Police.
Many Spanish universities have guidance services for international students and researchers which will help with the processing of the student's residence card. For information on this and other services, please consult "Who is Who at Spanish universities".
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At the Consulate where you apply to process your study visa the staff will answer any questions you may have.
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Turn your eyes to the sky to be a part of the Geminid Meteor Shower. In the dark evening sky of Dec. 13, viewers should be able to witness many "shooting stars," breathtaking streaks of light.
The Geminid Meteor Shower will be most visible Sunday evening, Dec. 13. No telescopes, binoculars or special equipment are needed. Katy Accetta, planetarium specialist at the Lake Erie Nature & Science Center, suggests midnight as the ideal time for viewing but says the spectacle should be visible as early as 10 p.m. Meteors will be visible as streaks of light through the air and should be observable throughout the sky, although she suggests looking east. A crescent moon will help by providing a dark night sky.
Meteors are composed of tiny bits of dust and rock left behind by soaring comets. When the Earth passes through this debris, these bits of comet litter penetrate the Earth's atmosphere and begin to plummet towards the planet. They reach such incredible speeds that they ignite and catch fire.
"There's no need to worry about safety when observing the phenomena," says Accetta. The meteor itself remains very small, often no bigger than the tip of your pinky finger.
Those interested in learning more about comets, meteors and meteor showers are invited to participate in the Center's ongoing "You-niverse" program. This planetarium program for all ages runs each Tuesday and Thursday at 2 p.m. and on Saturdays and Sundays at 1 p.m. Admission is $3 per person. More information can be found at lensc.org or by calling the Center at 440-871-2900.
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So The other day I was going through Pinterest and I saw a picture with the tag of " A Terrible Husband." Now, it wasn't about being a "Terrible Husband," it was about being a good husband. So it made me think, Am I a "terrible husband?" Do I do enough, Do I say enough, … Continue reading Are you A Terrible Husband?
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Alternate authentication cmdlet
Sometimes it is pretty useful to be able and use alternate credentials in PowerShell command. This can be done by using Get-Credential cmdlet but a downside is that you can not specify password. Instead what will happen every time this cmdlet is ran it will produce a popup box to enter password.
A nice workaround is to store the credentials in encrypted variable such as $cred = Get-Credential Administrator this will initially pop up with authentication box where password is typed in but afterwards you can use $cred variable in your session without need to type it in again.
Run PowerShell command in background and keep control of your session for other tasks
In the situation where we need to run a cmdlet where output will take a while to be produced we can use -asjob switch. This will give us back our prompt to run additional command while our initial query will run in the background. Some of the related cmdlets with which we can control or view jobs are: Get-Job, Receive-Job, Remove-Job, Resume-Job, Start-Job, Stop-Job, Suspend-Job, Wait-Job
Output text in PowerShell
Input some text into powershell
Convert output of query to HTML
This is specifically usefully if desired output needs to be shared for wide audience. All needs to be done is convert it to HTML using ConvertTo-hmtl and output to file using Out-File to write contents into file on web server and your info is readily available for brain consumption.
Import contents of file into PowerShell for processing
Best example for this would be creating multiple users in AD from predefined csv file. We can use Import-CSV cmdlet to take a contents of csv file and pipe it into another cmdlet such as Import-CSV file.csv | New-ADUser. Please note that header of csv file should contain valid AD properties for user. Whichever properties you have, those properties will be created along with a user.
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My mom always added a shot of whiskey to paczki (Polish donuts) and chrusciki (fried dough).
I thought it was just for flavor until reading about paczki. One person said that alcohol is used to prevent the donut from absorbing the oil and that was why donuts in Poland were less greasy.
Anyone heard of this? Or is that just an old wives tale passed down in someone's family?
I don't even have a clue on how to goggle this info, so maybe some of the responses would lead me in the correct direction even if you don't have a specific answer.


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The Women in Technology annual summit returns to Silicon Valley June 11-13, 2017 at the DoubleTree by Hilton in San Jose. At the 23rd Annual Women in Technology Summit, executives, entrepreneurs, and technology thought leaders from around the world converge to make things happen.
The three areas of focus for the Summit:
Jabil is pleased to be a sponsor of the 2017 WITI Summit. You can visit with us in the Business & Technology Expo, right in the middle of the "town square" instead of in a separate expo hall. With this design, exhibitors and attendees are always in the action, have opportunities to visit exhibitors and sponsors on your own schedule, in a relaxed setting.
We will join more than 50 top companies, government, academic, and organizations with a demonstrated interest in empowering women to succeed in technology – all displaying products and services and building relationships with the attendees.
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Adobe Edge Reflow is a new responsive design tool that helps designers create and communicate responsive intent in their designs to both customers and developers. Adobe Edge Reflow enables designers to create responsive HTML experiences in a visual workspace, and leverages web standards technologies to create designs that are accurate to the capabilities of the modern web.
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Adobe Dreamweaver CS6 provides an intuitive visual interface for making and editing HTML websites and mobile apps. This update includes improved support for responsive design and fluid grids, integration with Adobe Edge Web Fonts for rich typography, improved HTML5 support, and much more!
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Adobe Edge Animate is new tool for creating interactive and animated web content in a visual, timeline-based environment. This update (Edge Animate 1.5) includes support for CSS built-in filters (blurs, sepia, grayscale, etc…), support for gradients and gradient animation, and rich typography via Adobe Edge Web Fonts.
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Adobe Edge Code is a new HTML/JS/CSS editor designed to enable you to create create web experiences, without getting in your way. Updates in preview 3 include numerous UI improvements, better code hinting support, and better search support.
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Thu22Sep20166 - 8 PM209 N. Mitchell Cadillac MI
Wine sample while shopping for your littles at our Matilda Jane Party with Jesse. Please contact 989-392-2044 with any questions.
Sat24Sep20163 - 8 PMCadillac Winery 17480 18 Mile, LeRoy, MI
Taste some of the finest salsa in Osceola County and vote for your favorite. Salsa tasting is free from 1 - 8 PM. If you want to be named the best salsa maker in the County please drop off your salsa to the winery before 12:30 PM on Saturday 9/24. Contact 989-392-2044 with any questions.
Sun25Sep201610:00 amThe Rose Gold Course - 16284 18 Mile, LeRoy
The inaugural Cadillac Winery Harvest Scramble is Sunday, September 25th at The Rose Golf Course. $45.00 per person, 4 person teams, 10:00AM shotgun start, lunch provided, wine tasting included, barbecue to follow at winery. Sign up by listing your team below or call Kevin @ 989-714-4068. Get your team together boys and girls, this is gonna be a good time!
Sun02Oct201612 - 6 PMMeijer Wilder Rd, Bay City to Cadillac Winery and Back
Join us for our first bus trip from Bay City to Cadillac Winery. $30 includes transportation, wine tasting and lunch. The Mitchell bus leaves the Meijer on Wilder Rd. in Bay City at 12 PM sharp and will return to Bay City at Approximately 6 PM. Please contact Kevin 989-714-4068 with any questions. Click here to purchase tickets.
Sat22Oct20166 - 9 PMCadillac Winery 17480 18 Mile, LeRoy, MI
Join us for our 3rd Annual Halloween Costume Party at Cadillac WInery. Enjoy Complimentary appetizers, and prizes will be given for best costumes. Mark it on your calendars as this is always a "Spooktacular" event!
Fri28Oct20166 - 9 PMCadillac Winery 17480 18 Mile, LeRoy, MI
Show your team spirit for the U of M vs. MSU pre-party at the winery from 6 - 9 PM. Wear your team colors and you'll be entered into our drawing for Michigan/Michigan State memorabilia. We will be grilling so bring your appetite!
Sat19Nov20164 - 8 PMCadillac Winery 17480 18 Mile, LeRoy, MI
Enjoy some of the best chili in Osceola County with your wine tasting all day and vote for your favorite. If you have the best chili in town just drop us off a crock anytime before 3:30 PM.
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We will be open in LeRoy March 2 - 5th.
Hours: Thursday - Saturday 12 - 9 PM
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Sat30Sep201711:30 amCadillac Winery
Join us for our first corn hole tournament. $30 per team and includes grilled pizza and a drink. You must be 21 years of age to play. This is a non rain event and registration is at 11:30 AM with play beginning at Noon. Please contact 989-392-2044 for more information.
Sun01Oct201712:00 pmBay City to Cadillac WInery
The Mitchell bus will leave Meijer on Wilder Rd. at noon and return at approximately 6 PM. The trip includes vineyard tour, wine tasting, food and 10% OFF in the tasting room.
Sat21Oct20176:00 pmCadillac Winery LeRoy
It's our 3rd Annual Halloween Party. Join us for Tricks and Treats from 6 - 9 PM.
Wed22Nov201712 - 9 PMCadillac Winery LeRoy
Help those in need during the holiday season at Cadillac Winery. On Wednesday, November 22 from 12 - 9 PM, bring in 5 cans of food and receive 7 free tastes or a free big pour! Donations going to Edgetts Wesleyan Church Food Pantry in Osceola County.
Wed06Dec20176:30 pmCadillac Winery LeRoy
A fun evening creating Christmas wreaths and ornaments from corks. We supply the materials, snacks and a glass of wine while you enjoy a relaxing night with friends. The cost is $20 and space is limited to the first 10 people. Call 989-392-2044 to reserve a space.
Thu14Dec20176 - 9 PMCadillac Winery LeRoy
DeFuzz your best ugly Christmas sweater and join us for a pre Christmas celebration, and possible santa sighting. The festivities begin at 6 PM
Wed14Feb20186 PM & 8 PMCadillac Winery LeRoy
Join us February 14 for a Wine, Cheese & Chocolate Pairing. Tickets are $12.50 per person and includes 6 different wines, cheeses & chocolates. Pairings will be at 6 PM & 8 PM. Space is limited so please call to reserve a spot. 989-392-2044
Sat10Mar20186 - 9 PMCadillac Winery LeRoy
It's an early St. Paddy's Party at the winery from 6-9 PM. Join us for corned beef and cabbage, tasting room specials and lot's o' fun! Who knows, maybe even a lucky leprechaun will make an appearance. Slainte!
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Cadillac Winery's Annual Holiday Cork Craft night is about ready to commence!! We are super excited to invite Deb Gingrich to host our cork craft this year! Come join us for fun, wine and holiday crafting with corks! Cost is $20.00 which includes your crafting, a glass of wine, and snacks!
Thu14Feb20197:00 pmCadillac Winery LeRoy, MI
This is Event is Sold Out. Join us February 14 for our yearly Valentine's Day wine dinner. Enjoy delicious wine and Italian cuisine crafted for you by Kevin Leahy & Guest Chef in an intimate setting. The menu is a four course meal with an appetizer, salad, lasagna & dessert. Along with a traditional lasagna, there will also be a veggie gluten free option lasagna as well.
Tickets are $25 per person. Space is limited, so please get your tickets ASAP to guarantee a spot. After dinner, guests will have a chance to purchase featured wines at a discounted rate. Please contact 989-392-2044 for more information.
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Vicky's Mosquitos #13
The 14th of march 2007 was the date of the thirteenth Vicky's Mosquitos. This was made from within the virtual world called Second Life and also at same time streamed and screened in "Real Life" at WAAG in Amsterdam. There is more to read and listen to elsewhere, but I suggest a first visit to Harold Schellinx soundblog.
If you just want to listen (or download) to how the performance sounded you can go to my podomatic post.


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Tom blogs about Summer JobsTuesday, July 30, 2013 12:00 AM
Tom, one of our student bloggers, talks money, summer jobs and thinking ahead and "out-the-box".
This month I've decided to take a little detour from direct university advice to talk about money. As it's now summer and (at least where I live) the sun has decided to show its merry little face, more and more teenagers are looking for jobs, and it's a tough market. As someone with no experience working in a shop, I have little to no chance of getting a sales assistant job from high street shops, but there are a few alternatives.
- Volunteer. It may seem like the most boring, dire thing in the world, and it quite possibly could be. But it'll give you that vital grounding of experience to set you apart from the other sixteen/seventeen-year-olds looking for a job. I currently spend my Wednesdays working at Sue Ryder, one of the charity shops down on the high street near to where I live. I have a good time because the people I work with are a great laugh, and I'm also gaining the experience that I need. Charity shops and similar outlets are practically begging to take on eager young workers, so take a gander down the road and you're bound to find something.
- Look at the more obscure jobs. Most people seem to think that most jobs come from shops, or cafes. How about looking around at distributing make-up for a leading brand, such as Avon? My main job as of right now is an editor for my old junior school, which involves me editing their school reports to make them grammar-friendly, as well as self-publishing a compilation novel of all of their students' best work. Not your usual Saturday job!
- Casual work! On the topic of Saturday jobs, a lot of less-prominent retailers and smaller businesses such as pawnbrokers are looking for casual workers, who will be paid cash-in-hand to work a weekend shift. These need no experience (usually), and can pay quite well for a job that's once or twice a week and will also, as with volunteering, provide you with utmost experience that will aid you in looking for more stable jobs for more money, which is always important.
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Managing Partner
Mr. Leitner is a Managing Partner of Tennenbaum Capital Partners, LLC and a member of its Management Committee. Prior to joining TCP in 2005, Mr. Leitner served as Senior Vice President of Corporate Development for WilTel Communications, and before that as President and Chief Executive Officer of GlobeNet Communications, leading the company through a successful turnaround and sale. Previously, he was Vice President of Corporate Development of 360networks and served as Senior Director of Corporate Development for Microsoft Corporation, managing corporate investments and acquisitions in the telecommunications, media, managed services, and business applications software sectors. Prior to Microsoft, he was a Vice President in the M&A group at Merrill Lynch. Mr. Leitner currently serves as a Director on the boards of Avanti plc, Globecomm Communications, Tillman Infrastructure Group and Core Media.
- M.B.A. from the University of Michigan
- B.A. in Economics from the University of California at Los Angeles