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Mahindra Bolero DI 4WD BS III Description
Mahindra Bolero DI 4WD BS III is a great addition to the Bolero series. This sports utility vehicle breaks the misconceptions regarding SUVs. Although these huge cars are known for their aggressive appearance, they are not so popular for being comfortable and convenient. However, the Bolero models challenge this misconception and pass the challenges with flying colours. The Bolero DI 4WD BS III Diesel is also set to carry on the legacy that the previous Bolero models have established.
Mahindra Bolero DI 4WD BS III ExteriorThe exterior of this car boasts a sturdy bumper and a sleek front grill. Both accentuate the look of the car's fascia. The rear side, however, is much more sophisticated. It has curved clear lens taillights that add a bit of oomph to the car. The well-contoured door handles also add to the overall appeal. The clear lens headlamps make the car stand out from its competitors. With this latest Bolero model, you will get 180m ground clearance.
Mahindra Bolero DI 4WD BS III InteriorSome of the new features of the Bolero DI 4WD BS III are worth talking about. The electronic shift transfer case, dash panel, and comfy seats are a great addition. There is room for 7 passengers in the Bolero DI, and the cabin looks really exclusive. Increased legroom and extended wheelbase are always welcome. Even in rugged roads, the driver and the passengers can have a comfortable ride.
Mahindra Bolero DI 4WD BS III Engine & TransmissionThe 2523 cc, 4 cylinder diesel engine is also BS III approved. Fuel type is diesel, and fuel efficiency is quite remarkable at 15.96 kmpl. The car provides max power of 63 bhp at 3200 RPM, and maximum torque of 180 Nm at 1440 RPM. There is a manual transmission with 5 gears. Dual clutch and sport mode are not available. Drivetrain is RWD.
Mahindra Bolero DI 4WD BS III MileageThe Mahindra Bolero DI 4WD BS III provides a mileage of 9.4 kmpl in the city, whereas the mileage on highways is 13.6 kmpl.
Mahindra Bolero DI 4WD BS III Braking and SafetyFront brake type is disc, while the rear brake type is drum. Average braking time takes 61.7 seconds. As far as safety features are concerned Child Locks and Immobilizer are available.
Mahindra Bolero DI 4WD BS III Performance and HandlingPinion power assisted and rack steering is available with this car. The minimum turning radius is 5.4 metres. The front suspension is independent with anti roll bar and coil spring. The rear suspension is rigid leaf spring. The car provides a top speed of 117km/hr, and acceleration takes 30.3 seconds to from 0 to 100.
Mahindra Bolero DI 4WD BS III VerdictThe good engine is a pro for this Bolero model. The car also provides a decent comfort level. Being a SUV, the Bolero DI 4WD BS III is quality built, and that means the car will last long.
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Here's today's Final Jeopardy (in the category 19th Century Authors) for Thursday, December 13, 2018 (Season 35, Episode 69):
In the preface to a book of his stories, he thanks a herpetologist of Upper India & an elephant named Bahadur Shah
(correct response beneath the contestants)
Today's contestants:
|Mary Kate Moriarty, a dentist from Dumfries, Virginia
|Faris Alikhan, a speechwriter from Atlanta, Georgia
|Elana Schor, a journalist from Washington, DC (1-day total: $23,601)
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This preface came in 1894 for Rudyard Kipling's famous work "The Jungle Book".
According to the Kipling Society, "Kipling's 'Preface' to the Jungle Book is written in the style of prefaces to serious books, in which the authors thank various specialists for their help. The tone is admirable but those acknowledged turn out to be animals. The joke would hardly be appreciated by young children but would amuse adults".
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Scores going into Final:
Faris $17,200
Elana $10,800
Mary Kate -$400
Tonight's results:
Mary Kate -$400
Elana $10,800 + $10,800 = $21,600
Faris $17,200 + $5,500 = $22,700 (1-day total: $22,700)
Scores after the Jeopardy! Round:
Elana $4,000
Faris $3,200
Mary Kate $2,800
Opening break taken after: 15 clues
Daily Double locations:
1) GET IT STRAIT $800 (9th pick)
Faris 3200 -3200 (Elana 600 Mary Kate -600)
2) 1940s AMERICA $2000 (15th pick)
Faris 9200 +2000 (Elana 10400 Mary Kate 2400)
3) JACK THE RIPPER SUSPECTS $1600 (25th pick)
Mary Kate 800 -800 (Faris 17600 Elana 9600)
Overall Daily Double Efficiency for this game: -118
Unplayed clues:
J! round: SHAKESPEAREAN OPERA BY ARIA $1000
DJ! Round: THE FRENCH I TOOK $1600 & $2000
Total $ Left On Board: $4,600
Game Stats:
Faris $20,400 Coryat, 22 correct, 2 incorrect, 33.33% in first on buzzer, 3/4 on rebound attempts
Elana $10,800 Coryat, 19 correct, 3 incorrect, 35.19% in first on buzzer, 3/3 on rebound attempts
Mary Kate $400 Coryat, 8 correct, 7 incorrect, 24.07% in first on buzzer, 1/1 on rebound attempts
Combined Coryat Score: $31,600
Lach Trash: $6,400 (on 6 Triple Stumpers)
Coryat lost to incorrect responses (less double-correct responses): $11,400
Elana Schor, final stats:
37 correct, 5 incorrect
3/3 on rebound attempts
33.33% in first on buzzer (37/111)
1/1 on Daily Doubles (Net Earned: $7,000)
2/2 in Final Jeopardy
Average Coryat: $10,100
Faris Alikhan, stats to date:
23 correct, 2 incorrect
3/4 on rebound attempts
33.33% in first on buzzer (18/54)
1/2 on Daily Doubles (Net Eared: -$1,200)
1/1 in Final Jeopardy
Average Coryat: $20,400
Faris Alikhan, to win:
2 games: 56.18%
3: 31.57%
4: 17.74%
5: 9.96%
6: 5.60%
Avg. streak: 2.282 games.
Tournament of Champions projections:
With a projected 171 regular-play games to go prior to the Tournament of Champions cutoff, after 500,000 simulations, our model shows:
An average of 4.8075 5+-time champions (standard deviation 1.8349).
An average of 8.6896 4+-time champions (standard deviation 2.2728).
An early cutoff took place 33.995% of the time (or a 5-game winner will be left out).
Faris Alikhan qualified 10.138% of the time.
Dave Leffler qualified 37.607% of the time.
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Bono, U2 Play Part of NYC Street Performers at Grand Central Station
Entertainment Gabe Zaldivar May 06, 2015
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U2 was recently spotted busking in New York City's Grand Central Station recently, but it wasn't for falling on hard times.
We imagine Bono and the boys are doing just fine in the financial department. In actuality, Monday's street performance was much ado about a "Tonight Show" appearance.
According to the Huffington Post, the uber famous band dressed in disguise and eventually revealed themselves to fans.
Jimmy Fallon was of course in attendance as was, rather peculiarly, Mario Batali. Thankfully, a great deal of smartphone-wielding fans were also present.
Here are just a few of the sights and sounds spotted on various corners of social media:
How about #U2 posing as street performers in NYC subway station and jamming? Now that's amazing! pic.twitter.com/XMDTcrBU8b
— MO® (@LeChiMo) May 6, 2015
As the report states, the performance will be featured on Friday's episode of "The Tonight Show," which, according to the Huffington Post, will also include a possible skit that features a Bono-designed dummy recreating the now infamous bike incident.
Recreation of Bono's bike accident for the Jimmy Fallon Show. Don't worry, it's a dummy. pic.twitter.com/6zuDSnDu9B
— U2 Barcelona (@U2Barcelona) May 4, 2015
Thankfully, Bono is doing much better after a Nov. 2014 bike accident that left the U2 frontman with a bevy of serious injuries.
The New York Post reminds that injuries included, "mangling his right eye socket, shattering his left arm and damaging his elbow, shoulder blade and hand."
And, as echoed in the same report, Bono is still unable to play the guitar.
However, the singer was able to join the rest of U2 to offer denizens swarming the iconic Grand Central with a surprise concert from quite possibly the most famous NYC buskers ever.
This should serve as a reminder to never ignore the music wafting through various parts of the city, because you never know who the musician might be.
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Essential Oils for the Chakras
There are essential oils that are associated with each of the major chakras. These oils can be used for balancing and healing the chakras. Essential oils have an ancient history of use in religious rituals as well as for medicinal purposes.
What I personally appreciate about essential oils is that they operate on many levels: physical, emotional and spiritual. They are volatile, meaning they evaporate easily. They also tie into the sense of smell, which is part of the limbic system. This is where memories and emotions are often stored in the brain.
Although recommendations vary, the following essential oils are generally associated with the indicated chakras:
Base or Root Chakra: Rosemary, Cloves, Black Pepper
Sacral Chakra: Ylang Ylang, Clary Sage, Jasmine, Patchouli
Solar Plexus: Cinnamon, Peppermint, Chamomile, Lemon
Heart Chakra: Rose, Neroli, Angelica
Throat Chakra: Eucalyptus, Myrrh, Geranium
Third Eye Chakra: Cedarwood, Helichrysum, Juniper
Crown Chakra: Frankincense, Spikenard, Sandalwood, Lavender
Looking at the list above, you can see that many of the herbs and the essential oils derived from them are connected in popular culture with the physical activities or emotions often correlated to these chakras.
For example, the sacral chakra is related to the reproductive organs and the power to attract romantic relationships. Jasmine and Patchouli are beautifully seductive scents.
Likewise, the solar plexus is associated with digestion. Peppermint and lemon are often used for digestive upsets. Cinnamon is good for the pancreas, and chamomile has a generalized calming effect. The heart chakra is connected to love, as is the rose and the smell of roses.
The throat chakra, often affected by seasonal colds and sore throats, can be soothed with eucalyptus. The third eye is closely connected to both the brain and intuition. Cedarwood can be used for meditation and the development of clear intuition.
Finally, frankincense and sandalwood have been associated with religious rites and royalty. Frankincense, of course, has been highly prized for millennia and was one of the gifts brought by the magi to Jesus.
Resources: I have been using Young Living essential oils for over a decade. They have simply become part of my daily life for maintaining healthy skin, alleviating muscle soreness from exercise and to lift my spirits! See my Young Living website to learn more or become a member to purchase oils.


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30A Realty Sips & Strums Party
Bummer dude!
This event has already happened. To be sure you don't miss anymore events in South Walton, visit the SoWal Events Calendar.
30A Realty invites you to join them in a night of networking, music, and cocktails! 30A Realty presents 'Sips & Strums' on September 19th, 2019 from 5-7pm. Enjoy live music by 'Duck Phat', light bites, and cocktails! Join the fun at a beautiful home located at 3073 E Co Hwy 30A just next to Whiskey Bravo in Seagrove Beach. The luxury four story Gulf view home was designed and listed by 30A Realty and is currently pending.
The event is free and open to the public.
30A Realty is the original trusted brokerage in our community. Established in 1995 in Seagrove Beach, 30A Realty continues leading the way with local expertise on market changes, sales strategies, and real estate opportunities along Scenic 30A, Walton County, and communities throughout the Emerald Coast of Florida.
The 30A Realty office is located in the heart of Seagrove Beach. Open daily with real estate professionals available to assist you. For more information please call 850-231-5030. Visit the web site for current homes and land for sale at www.30Arealty.com. Follow 30A Realty on Facebook for updates, open house events, new listings and real estate news from South Walton, Florida.
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One of the most impressive demos at CES 2019 was the Bell Nexus, a concept for passenger drones expected to launch around 2025.
Companies like Uber are keen to deploy these vehicles, which can travel at around 150 mph and will fly 150 miles before refueling. So in a few years, your Uber might be one of these Bell Nexus passenger drones.
Initially, it will be flown by a pilot, but Bell said that's just the first step with fully autonomous flight expected at some point.
It's the regulation that will hold that up though, it's the strict aviation industry certification that will take the time.
And that's because of safety because this new type of travel needs to be thoroughly checked before the drones can take to the skies.
But safety is at the heart of what Bell is thinking about. The company said that everything on the drone had redundancy. The six propellers are backed up, each having multiple redundant systems.
There are six routes for power to get into each propeller meaning that if one fails the drone will stay in the sky.
The power can either be from a battery or via a traditional engine, which produces electricity to drive the systems. It's a lot like a hybrid, although the drive is always delivered electrically.
Inside the drone has seating for four passengers and a pilot. The aircraft has screens that convey information to the person flying and the whole thing feels very much like transport from the future.
Bell also says that it's doing a lot of work to make this drone quiet. In a helicopter, most of the noise comes from the rotor, but it's possible to make the propellor lift system a lot quieter.
The goal is to make drone flights over cities more palatable than noisy helicopters, which everyone hates (from a noise perspective at least).
A demo on the stand showed the propellers spinning up – at low speeds – and how they can be rotated to direct the craft. It drew audible gasps when Bell showed this off.
But, you might ask, why wouldn't you buy a helicopter instead of this? Well, according to Bell a normal chopper does around 200 hours in the air in a normal year – and that's heavy use. The Nexus can do 2000 hours, which gives better value to those who buy it.
And because the drone doesn't have a rudder, it's inherently easier to maintain – the rudder on a helicopter is crucial and must be carefully maintained.
Without a doubt, though, the Bell prototype was one of the most exciting things about CES. The future of transport is on the horizon, and in a decade we may have autonomous cars on the roads and passenger drones in the skies.


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Sage Smudge Bundle
These Sage Bundles are the perfect go-to item for housewarming gifts, or just to treat yourself! Each bundle is hand-wrapped in cotton string, with ethically-sourced, organic sage. Bundles vary in exact length, but most are about 4.5" long, and about 1.25" in diameter - enough to sage many times!
The bundle comes in a cotton jute bag, with a small How-To-Smudge booklet inside.
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Free event showcases how museums serve as cultural hubs for the future of traditions
The Afrikaans Language Museum and Monument (ATM) will celebrate this year's International Museum Day in Paarl's iconic Toringkerk in style by paying homage to South Africa's musical wealth – from riel dance and klopse to traditional Xhosa dances and ballet.As this year's theme for Museum Day is 'Museums as Cultural Hubs: The future of tradition', the event will focus on museums' roles to serve as cultural hubs from where traditions can be preserved, lived and adapted.
The participating groups are Hotshot Panthers (klopse), Boland Vastrappers (rieldans), Ulrich Benting & Myrchelle Williams (Latin-American), Infinite Achievers' Fabia & Aldan (ballroom), Diversity (hip-hop), Triple A's Portia Adams, Mia Adendorff & Danike Adams (ballet), Bootscooters (line dancing), The Beats (kwaito) as well as Dalubuhle Primary (Xhosa and gumboot dances).
The festive event takes place from 10:00 to 12:00 on Saturday, 18 May 2019. Entry is free, but booking is essential as only 100 visitors can be accommodated.
The Toringkerk (spire church) with its 57m high, distinctive spire was completed in 1907 and is considered one of the largest and most elegant church buildings in the country. It was declared a national monument in 1982. More information at www.toringkerk.co.za. Every year since 1977, the International Council on Museums has organised International Museum Day, which represents a unique moment for the international museum community. On this day, participating museums host creative events and activities related to the theme, engage with their public and highlight the importance of the role of museums as institutions that serve society and its development. In 2018, more than 40,000 museums participated in the event in some 158 countries. See www.imd.icom.museum for more information.
For further information and bookings, call 021 863 0543/4809, e-mail email@example.com. The Taalmonument's entrance fees are R40 for adults, R10 for South African students and pensioners, R5 for children under 18 (free under six years) and free for Drakenstein residents with valid library cards on specific days. Audio guides are available in Afrikaans, English, Xhosa, French, German and Dutch. For more information on the ATM's yearly permits and exciting events, visit www.taalmonument.co.za or follow the Taalmonument on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.


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National Safety Council estimates that at least 1.6 million crashes each year involve drivers using cell phones and texting.
Distracted driving is the number one killer of American teens. Alcohol-related accidents among teens have dropped, but teenage traffic fatalities have remained unchanged because distracted driving is on the rise. ( Children's Hospital of Philadelphia/State Farm Insurance Study and NHTSA Study)
In California, all drivers are banned from texting while driving, however, accident research still indicates that drivers are ignoring this law assuming they can "multi-task." Sending or receiving a text takes a driver's eyes from the road for an average of 4.6 seconds, the equivalent-at 55 mph-of driving the length of an entire football field, blind. (VTTI).
Injuries in auto accidents can vary from small scratches, to life long life-changing injuries (i.e.: head injuries, spinal cord injuries, loss of libs, etc.) to loss of your life or the life of someone you love. I posted how it how it cost one young lady her life. This teen proved in the last minutes of her life she knew right from wrong — but still committed a fatal mistake. She wrote in her final missive, "I can't discuss this now. Driving and facebooking is not safe! Haha."
A text message can wait, your life cannot.
Be aware. Drive safe.
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'Oh look', I said joylessly, as we sat round the Christmas tree amidst a pile of be-wrapped, be-ribboned and be-wildering parcels. 'My brother's sent me a Davina Fit DVD.'
'I wouldn't describe her as fit, particularly', said Man of the House, opening a gift of Lynx shower gel and tossing it straight in the Oxfam bag. 'She's a bit long in the tooth these days.'
'How bizarre', I said, ripping the paper off another present. 'My mum's sent me a beach ball.'
Man mumbled, 'Um, it's an exercise ball'.
'It's a WHAT? Damn, it's too big for the charity bag. The kids can play with it.'
Things One and Two were sprawled on the sofa in their smart new dressing-gowns, jaws slack and stained with chocolate coins. They stared unblinking at something inane on telly, and didn't even notice the change when I slipped Davina Fit into the DVD player.
'I've saved the best till last', I said, dragging Man of the House's pressie towards me. 'Ooh, it weighs a ton.'
He coughed and busied himself with some mulled wine.
'Ah. It weighs a lot, because it's weights. Thanks SO much.' I grabbed the last mince pie, and slotted it into my mouth in one go. Indistinctly, I said, 'I see everyone's made my new year's resolution for me.'
Man edged towards the door, whispering, 'You aren't in quite as good shape as you were…'
'This is baby weight, you fiend', I spluttered, spraying pastry.
'Thing Two is four years old', he mouthed, then fled as I hurled the exercise ball at him. Blimey, my arms ached after lifting that mother.
Let no-one say I can't take a hint. So, as January dawned, grey and full of lack of promise, I limbered up and did some Google research. Turns out that Lewes is awash with Pilates and yoga. There are at least four gyms; there are sports clubs; you can play tennis and badminton till your socks fall down. There are more personal trainers than you can shake a rowing machine at. I was so wiped out after discovering this, I had to have a little lie down with a personal bar of Green & Blacks.
By next day I had devised my own training programme. I put on my sweatpants and trainers, did a few stretches, then set off at walking pace for the Leisure Centre. They have tons of stuff there: a gym, exercise classes, swimming pool. But more to the point, the centre is about a mile from my house. So going there and back constitutes a good solid constitutional. Actually, it was such a tough workout, because I dropped the weights off at Cancer Research on the way, that I got a cab home from the station. I didn't want to overdo it.
But I reckon if I pop down there and watch all those crazies sweating it out on the treadmills every month or so, those extra pounds will soon fall away.
Published in Viva Lewes magazine, January 2010.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
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Thoughtful riffs on classic drinks
Vietnamese bar snacks
First impression?
The first thing you notice is that pink wallpaper—its undulating, scallop-shell pattern, its lipstick hues. No, it's not your imagination; that wallpaper is coming on to you! And it's just one small part of Foreign National's blushingly seductive charm assault.
Cool. So who's there?
It's so dark, you really can have a hard time recognizing an old friend across the room. But judging by the drinkers glittering at the bar, Foreign National attracts a stylish crowd dressed up for a big night out.
How are the drinks?
The team behind neighboring Vietnamese eatery Stateside run the 28-seat dazzler, focusing on elevated riffs of classic drinks. These include a Singapore sling muscled up with cognac, and the Foreign National cocktail, a pisco sour variations with amaro Montenegro, honey, and Valencia orange juice.
Worth ordering something to eat, too?
"Drinking snacks" include flaky curry puffs. They are delicious, and so are wee egg-yolk sandwiches topped with caviar.
Wrap it up: what are we coming here for?
You know you've been to a great cocktail bar when you walk out feeling pleasantly disoriented, like you've just been transported to some faraway land. A little bit tiki, a little bit disco, Foreign National is such a bar.
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Mary Lou Kirby, 77, of Zanesville died at 3:50 P.M. Tuesday, March 12, 2019 at The Oaks at Northpointe, Zanesville. She was born October 17, 1941, in Muskingum County, Ohio, a daughter of the late Walter and Mary Louise Meloy Hittle. She retired from Good Samaritan Hospital and was a member of Market Street Baptist Church.
She is survived by a daughter, Tammy (Allen) Huffman; two sons, Robert (Gail) Sharkey, and Jason W. (Erin) Kirby; seven grandchildren, Grant Kirby, Paige Kirby, Megan (Craig) Young, Katie (Justin) Wolfe, Rachel Sharkey, Jared (Lauren) Huffman, and Stephanie (David) Huff; eight great-grandchildren; two sisters, Peggy Kenley and Joanne Neal; a brother Larry (Jane) Hittle; and three sisters-in-law, Barbara Dunmead, Betty Holdcroft, and Ann Hittle.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her loving husband, James H. Kirby, whom she married August 5, 1992 and who died June 28, 2018; two brothers, Walter and Roger Hittle; a sister-in-law, Bonnie Cain; brothers-in-law, Don Dunmead, Bob Holdcroft and Don Cain; and two sisters-in-law, Bonnie Cain and Gloria Hittle.
Friends and family may call from 6:00 - 8:00 P.M. on Thursday, March 14, 2019 at the BOLIN-DIERKES FUNERAL HOME, 1271 BLUE AVENUE, ZANESVILLE and one hour prior to funeral services which will be held at 11:00 A.M. on Friday, March 15, 2019 at Market Street Baptist Church, 140 North Sixth Street, Zanesville with Rev. Howard Thompson officiating. She will be laid to rest at Washington Township Baptist Cemetery, Zanesville.
Memorial contributions may be made to Market Street Baptist Church, 140 North Sixth Street, Zanesville, Ohio 43701.
To send a note of condolence, or to order flowers or comfort food: visit www.bolin-dierkesfuneralhome.com, follow us on Facebook, or call our professional staff at (740)452-4551.
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20 Easy Comfort Food Recipes To Feed Your Soul
There is no season for comfort food — we need it all the time. It's there for us on the hardest of days and to celebrate the happiest ones, too. But it's definitely during the fall that our craving for a big plate of comfort strikes most frequently. Maybe it's because we're sad that summer's over. Or maybe it's because we need a little help getting through the back-to-school blues. Whatever the case may be, the need is real.
To help you out with this increasing demand, we rounded up our 20 favorite comfort food recipes — all of them easy to make. Because that's what comfort is all about. Folks, you are welcome.
1.One-Pot 30-Minute Creamy Tomato Basil Pasta Bake.
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A day to inspire and equip the whole church to contend for the Kingdom's rule and reign to be established in this time and in this place.
We are anointed and commissioned to be carriers of the Kingdom of God.To bring healing, restoration, release, renewal and freedom to this world. To demonstrate the Father's heart and his unconditional love.
We want to be so caught up in seeking His face, pressing into His heart and living in His presence that the very things of Heaven would become the norm. That our families, workplaces, schools, churches, bars and coffee shops become places of restoration, healing, freedom, hope, redemption. We stake a claim for the Kingdom wherever we place our feet and long to see more of Heaven breaking through the glass ceiling of our context.
John and his team will be sharing some stories of God on the move and ways that they've seen people being healed and set free physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. And together we will be looking to get our hearts in the right posture and our hands open to receive the tools for the job.
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Quick Ship Amish Versailles Euro Sleigh Bed in Brown Maple Wood
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Discover Amish bedroom furniture at its finest with this heirloom quality sleigh bed. Our Quick Ship Amish Versailles Euro Sleigh Bed in Brown Maple Wood will quickly become the centerpiece in your bedroom suite!
This quick ship versailles sleigh bed is available in a queen or king size and is sold as shown in brown maple wood with a rich cherry finish. For more options and other Amish handcrafted sleigh beds, check out our large collection of Amish sleigh beds.
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A purchase card is a type of credit card that's designed for shopping. Some people choose to take out a purchase credit card so they can spread the cost of purchases over a set period of time, instead of having to save up to afford something first.
You can use a purchase card to make single or multiple purchases, and you can pay for items online or I store. You can use it abroad too – but check how much the card supplier charges for foreign transactions first.
A 0% interest purchase credit card allows you to buy things and repay the balance without paying interest. The interest-free period will vary by credit card, but it is possible to find some purchase cards that offer 0% interest for 30 months or more.
Cards which offer 0% interest on purchases are advertised showing the maximum 0% period available. However, you may be offered a shorter-than-advertised 0% period when you apply. For example, you might apply for a card that's said to offer 30 months interest-free but actually only be given 20 months at 0% interest. This depends on your credit score and financial situation.
If your credit history is poor however, you may not be accepted for this kind of credit card.
A purchase simply means anything you've paid for in a shop or online. This could be a pricy item like a sofa, a holiday, or something smaller like your weekly food shop. You buy it on credit, and then gradually pay back the full sum over the next few months or years, usually in regular monthly instalments.
Transactions that don't count as a purchase include cash withdrawals, balances transferred from an online store account or transactions made abroad. You can still do these things with your card – but you will be charged a rate of interest stated in the terms and conditions.
A 0% purchase card allows you to buy expensive items up front, then pay off the debt over a certain period of time without paying any interest. Basically, this type of credit card is a way to borrow money for free.
The Consumer Credit Act protects credit card purchases for items worth between £100 and £30,000. This protection can prove useful if the goods you buy aren't as described or the company goes bust before you receive the products.
It's important to understand that you still need to make the minimum repayment on your credit card each month during the interest-free period. How much this is will be printed on your credit card statement, expressed as a percentage of the balance with a minimum cash amount (for example, 3% or £5). If you fail to make the minimum payment, you are likely to lose the 0% deal altogether, and your credit rating will take a hit.
One of the best ways to pay the minimum payment each month is by direct debit – so you never miss a payment.
An even better plan is to work out how much you need to pay each month to repay your debt in full by the end of the 0% period. For example, if you owe £3,000 and have a purchase credit card which is 0% for 30 months, you'll need to pay £100 a month.
You can still use your purchase credit card after the 0% period ends, but any existing balance will be subject to interest, and new purchases will now have interest charged. How much this will be depends on the annual percentage rate (APR) of the card.
If you repay the balance in full every month then you won't be charged interest – even when the 0% period is over. That's because every single credit card comes with its own interest-free period, which can be anything up to 56 days, depending on the card.
If you haven't managed to pay off the total card balance before the interest-free period finishes, you may be able to move the debt to a 0% balance transfer credit card.
A 0% balance transfer card doesn't charge interest on existing credit card balances transferred to it for a set period of time. However, there is usually a fee to transfer the debt. This is known as the 'balance transfer fee' and it's calculated as a percentage of the amount you're transferring, typically about 3%.
A balance transfer credit card can offer some relief from interest payments on the balance of the card, but it is likely to charge interest if you buy anything on it. If you want to move the debt and keep making purchases, a credit card which offers 0% on both balance transfers and purchases may be more suitable for you.
When you're searching for a 0% purchase credit card, you should consider the following:
It's important to check your eligibility before you apply for any type of credit, because a rejection could have a negative effect on your credit score. The best deals are reserved for those with the healthiest credit ratings.
When you compare 0% purchase credit cards with MoneySuperMarket, you'll see which purchase credit cards you're most likely to be accepted for, so you can apply for one that has a strong chance of saying yes.
You can compare 0% purchase credit cards using MoneySuperMarket's credit card Eligibility Checker. You'll need to fill in a few details about yourself and your finances to see a list of suitable cards.
You can order the cards by how likely you are to be approved by the provider, how many months you could get interest-free, and by credit card provider. You'll also be able to see what the interest rate then jumps up to at the end of the deal, and if you'll get any rewards from using your card.
You can apply for the cards via MoneySuperMarket by clicking through to the provider's site. Applying for multiple credit cards at once can have a negative effect on your credit score, so it's best to wait to hear back from your first choice provider.
Once it has received your application, the provider will look at your credit report to assess the credit risk you represent.
If it likes what it sees, it is more likely to give you the credit card. If you're accepted, the provider will then tell you the credit limit, how long the 0% purchase period will be for, and the interest rate on purchases when it ends. This won't always be the same as what was advertised, as it factors in your income and credit report.
The card will be delivered in the post. You'll need to activate it – then it'll be ready to use.
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Aging In Place
How Long Do You Plan To Live In Your Current Home?
If you are like the majority of Canadians over the age of 45, you want to continue living in a familiar environment throughout your maturing years. According to AARP, older homeowners overwhelmingly prefer to age-in-place, which means living in your home safely, independently and comfortably, regardless of age or ability level.
How Should You Modify Your Home To Make It More Comfortable?
To age-in-place, you will probably need to modify your house as you get older to increase access and manoeuvrability. These modifications range from installing bath and shower balance bars and adjusting countertop heights to creating multifunctional master suites, railing and ramps.
Who Can You Rely On To Modify Your Home?
A Certified Aging-In-Place Specialist (CAPS) has been trained in:
- The unique needs of the older adult population
- Aging-In-Place home modifications
- Typical remodelling projects Solutions to common barriers
Veronica Rita Vescio-Wrigley is a Certified Aging In Place Specialist living in Simcoe County; as a baby-boomer Veronica recognized the importance of accessibility in the home.


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A new baby red panda was born at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute in the wee hours of the morning on June 12, 2019. The first pictures of the newborn red panda cub were just revealed on Instagram and I am swooning!
The baby was born to 4-year-old Moonlight and 11-year-old Frank. Zoologists say they won't name this baby for a few months, mostly because they will not know it's gender until it matures a little more. An exam is necessary to determine the sex and they do not want to interrupt this important mother-cub bonding time. Right now Moonlight has been nursing her cub and both appear to be healthy.
Red pandas are endangered and the goal of the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute is to create a healthy population of them in human care.
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Logie man started soccer this week. He is so excited to have his own thang. (Trevor opted out of soccer this year in favor of cross country.) He gets to be on the same team as his best buddy Carter. There is also another kid from our ward on the team, Mason, but we didn't get a picture with him last night. These 2 boys have a lot in common. They both love soccer/kicking things, they both have the "no fear" gene which makes them risk takers, and they both LOVE chips!
Logan is an adventure seeker. So when he plays soccer - it is not just soccer - it is full body soccer. He dives, he rolls and he slides whenever possible. It is quite entertaining to watch. He is on the ground more than he is running. Why does he do this? Don't know. He hustles though, and the coaches notice that. He has always been a pleaser and will not disappoint them. We're looking forward to a fun soccer season! Goooo Team! (What was their team name again? I can't remember anything!)
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Do Hemoroi: Cure Itching - Hemroid Relief - How To treat Hemorrhoids
Cure Itching It must be emphasized that every individual even children have hemorrhoids or piles in their health. It is only when these types of become inflamed and swollen that health problems such as bleeding and itching of the anus blood in the stool and physical pain occur. Fortunately most piles resolve on their own so hemorrhoid cures are often unnecessary. However it will help matters along when you adopt the following dietary changes to treat and prevent their recurrence.
Firstly, Renovate Your Diet Plan
Ensure that you eat food in its natural state as much as possible. What this means is avoiding foods which have been processed as far as you can. Include plenty of soluble fiber in your diet. The average person consumes well under 15 grams per day. If you have piles, try to up this particular to be able to between 20 and 30 grams. Fiber-rich foods include prunes, most other fruits and vegetables, pulses, beans and bran. Furthermore, ensure that you have a good fluid intake as this can help keep stools soft and therefore prevent pushing. Having at least2 liters of water daily is recommended.
- You drink water, exercise, change your diet to include a lot more fiber, or even apply tropical lotions, you can handle your hemorrhoids yourself.
- Make use of the helpful information contained in this article to keep hemorrhoids at bay.
One of the main justifications why you need to seriously consider natural cures for hemorrhoids is the proven fact that several known and mainstream treatment alternatives negatively impact on the blood sugar level. This particular makes hemorrhoid treatment for diabetics a very sensitive medical concern.
- You aren't quite willing to move your bowels, avoid seated on the toilet while you're waiting for it to happen.
- When you sit on the toilet and do other activities like read it is possible to cause strain to yourself unconsciously.
- Be ready to go to the bathroom when you sit on the toilet because gravity affects your hemorrhoids.
Many Adults Will Deal With Hemorrhoids At Some Point
Women who are pregnant may experience them down the road in their being pregnant, or after giving birth. Strain, due to constipation, is the frequent cause of hemorrhoids in both men and women. This article contains shrewd hints that can help you to avoid this particular all too frequent condition.
- Another helpful idea for those wanting to know how to get rid of piles naturally is to ensure that some exercise is taken every day.
- Even a daily walk can really help to promote the bowel and get things moving.
- Do not drink caffeine or consume spicy foods.
- These types of foods can cause intestinal irritation, which in turn could make hemorrhoids worse.
- Spicy food might lead to your hemorrhoids to inflame and burn, so avoid that.
You think you are constipated, take a stroll in advance of trying to make a bowel movment. Jogging helps to get the body going and can prepare the bowels for motion. You could stop unnecessary straining that would make your hemorrhoids worse or irritated by doing this. Try to walk for 10-15 minutes, as briskly as possible.
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You have been looking for information on how to get rid of piles, you may well be extremely disappointed with your treatments. If you were hoping that your doctor would be able to send you away with a good prescription, or give advice on a simple surgical procedure, then you may well know by now that this is not the case.
You could have external hemorrhoids, you can try to push them gently back into your own rectum. Wash your hands thoroughly before attempting this to avoid introducing foreign bacteria that could cause infection and irritation. After pushing the hemorrhoids back inside your body, you should make an appointment with a doctor to enable them to make sure that everything is okay.
- Piles grow as a result of a combination of different factors which come together in the body.
- Although the exact causes may vary from person to person, common reasons for having piles include:-
- Getting your hemorrhoids to shrink is often the first step in getting control of your life back.
- Find out the best and worst ways to contract your hemorrhoids.
- Japan some people drink water immediately after waking up.
- And also scientific tests also have realized the advantages of these techniques.
Precautions After Hemorrhoid Surgery
After hemorrhoidectomy surgery, you need to take some precautions and do some exercises to prevent the hemorrhoids from recurring. For more information ...
Hemorrhoid Treatment Typically Comes in Two Forms: Self-Help and Also Professional
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Eat Foods Rich in Fiber
It is a good way to stop hemorrhoids as well as to make them easier to treat. Other foods worth eating include whole wheat bread, brown rice, whole-grain pasta, fruit, nuts, and leafy green vegetables. Ointments and medicated creams can be effective in in the short term relieving (but not curing) pain and discomfort. Get them over the counter at your local drug store. Using a squatting toilet vs. a normal seated potty is a good kind of hemorrhoid treatment. Patients say it helps reduce the length of treatment.
Constipation A nonactive lifestyle A poor diet Pregnancy Overuse of laxatives Frequent diarrhea Sometimes, piles will heal by themselves but if you have frequent flare-ups, then it is very sensible to learn how to get rid of piles naturally. One of the best things you can do is to take a good look at your lifestyle and diet and make some simple changes to help kick-start your recovery.
Should you need a healthcare professional; These hemorrhoid treatments are available: Banding is a painful procedure where an elastic band is wrapped around the base of the pile to stop the blood supply, after a while it falls away... Sclerotherapy patients are injected with a hardening agent directly into the affected area. In a hemorrhoidectomy, doctors complete a surgical procedure for advanced cases of piles that involves surgically removing the pile, inside or out.
- Keep away from hot and spicy as well as hot food, and caffeine.
- These foods irritate your intestines, which can be detrimental in order to hemorrhoids.
- Hot foods can even cause a burning sensation even when you are away from the restroom.
- You have a painful itches burning or swollen anus there's a good chance that you have hemorrhoids.
- These happen if the veins in your rectum enlarge ' in fact they actually hold out of your anus.
- Fortunately the majority of hemorrhoids can be cured without having medical intervention.
- Read on if you want to know how to treat hemorrhoids.
Minor Hemorrhoids can be Dealt With by Pushing Them Back Into the Anus
While this is not the answer for those who have trouble adjusting to the idea, or for those who have a severe case, it can work well for some when done carefully. Hemorrhoids have more protection when inside the anus and are less likely in order to suffer irritation or start bleeding from there..
Drink Water as Often as It can be
If your body gets dehydrated, it will draw water out of your intestines and stools. You will then get hard stools and you may experience pain when trying to move your bowels. Drink eight to ten glasses of water every day and you can stay away from hard stools.
These Professional Piles Treatment Options are Only Used If All Else Fails
Of course doctors want you to get a pricey treatments to allow them to get a bigger chunk of profits. Luckily there are other cheaper, safer methods that work easily. In fact, I think you'll be surprised to find out the real reason why you have piles...and the treatment so easy 95% of people overlook it!...
- Are you sick and tired of the itchiness burning pain inflammation or bleeding straight down there?
- Shouldn't you be frustrated simply because it's absolutely embarrassing to ask for advice with this potentially crippling condition?
Strangely Enough, Plain Water can Efficiently Treat and Relaxed Hemorrhoids
Even just a ten minute soak every single day can do wonders for your hemorrhoids. The firm application of a cold wet material in order to the area can help as well. You might want to buy a toilet bath, which is sold in most pharmacies.
Over the counter creams, cremes and gels can only give temporary relief from the symptoms of piles but quite honestly, it is possible to get similar levels of relief from using simple natural remedies which are a fraction of the cost. Sadly, although surgery can remove individual piles, the root cause is still there and piles may regrow unless you do something about what has caused them in the first place.
- For a long time many people were somehow capable to avoid getting one of the most painful non lethal ailments that today is becoming a real problem.
- Recently people weren't asking so much how to get rid of hemorrhoids.
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East Coast fast-casual restaurant chain California Tortilla announced the return of its popular "I Voted" promotion.
On Election Day, November 6, all customers wearing an "I Voted" sticker or saying "Vote" receive a free taco. No purchase is necessary.
The limit is one free taco per customer.
The chain is also set to release the results of its Presidential Burrito Bowl voting on Monday, November 5.
Since August, customers have dined on special burrito bowls inspired by President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney.
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In the past year, Vitae made 2,257 connections (with) the six centers in the market. There also was an overall 13.2 percent "conversion rate," which is defined as those who click on an ad and make contact with a center. Additionally, Thrive St. Louis experienced a 15.8 conversion rate in 2018. Stokes noted that the overall St. Louis market rate is above the national combined industry average of 2.7 percent.
"We're thrilled with the impact that the ads are making," (Debbie) Stokes (Vitae's president) said. "Our job is to get that woman in contact with the center, and the center obviously takes over at that point in time." One of the challenges that pregnancy resource centers face is that they are not attracting women seriously considering abortion within the large populations they serve. Stokes attributed the success of the conversion rate to the research that Vitae does. Read full article here.


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Senior homes have been the subject of a lot of bad press in the past decades. Nursing homes have been portrayed as institutions that are dank, medical facilities without personality where seniors go to spend their last months lying alone in bare medical beds. In fact, modern nursing homes are much more like a luxury hotel than any kind of institution. Families who have the money can put their loved ones into a community with lifestyle amenities that might include meals from a professional chef, an indoor swimming pool or on-site coffee shop.
The In-Between Nursing Home
The majority of seniors live in nursing homes that are somewhere in between the two extremes. Newly built homes attempt to present a homey environment, with furniture that you'd find in your typical suburban residence and an open layout to make it easier to get around. Administrators of older homes must often be creative to change the cloistering atmosphere into the newer, more uplifting 21st-century atmosphere. This can be a challenge when the level of care available is more reminiscent of the 1940s and 1950s. Fortunately, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid have recently stepped up the level of care acceptable for nursing homes in the United States.
Recent Changes In Nursing Home Regulations
More than seventy percent of the nursing homes in the United States receive some or all of their funding from Medicaid. In 2016, Medicaid pays for 40% nationally of all long-term care. In an attempt to increase the quality of care available in nursing homes, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid released new nursing home regulations in 2016. In addition to requiring a minimum staff to patient ratio, the regulations also attempt to provide senior residents with more personalized care and protection from mistreatment. Some of the requirements included in the new regulations include
- Appropriate staffing levels to care for the seniors who live in the residence, including the presence of a registered nurse for at least eight hours a day.
- Personalized treatment that includes a quick appraisal of resident needs based on personal needs and preferences
- More resident involvement in designating care contingencies and allowing them to choose their living arrangements
- Protection from abuse and mistreatment by prohibiting nursing homes from hiring individuals who have been charged with abuse in the past and requiring more strict reporting procedures.
- Requirement that states nursing homes cannot "dump" seniors in the hospital, a process where care centers refuse to take seniors back into the nursing home after major hospitalization
- Prohibition of pre-dispute arbitration, which serves to protect the nursing home from a lawsuit but doesn't protect the safety and well-being of resident seniors
The Benefits and Disadvantages of New Regulations
The new CMS regulations involved 700 pages of suggested changes that were supposed to be implemented within a two-year period. The intention was to increase the general level of care and change modern nursing homes into more comfortable, home-like environment for seniors by allowing them more independence and choice in their care. These new regulations promise to create an environment that is safer and more nurturing. But there are many aspects of the new regulations that advocates don't agree with. One of these is the lack of overall changes to staffing levels. Many feel that understaffing is a major problem in nursing homes and a large contributor to the lack of care, yet the new regulations don't address the issue. In addition, many are concerned that all of these new regulations will simply drag administrators into a bureaucratic swamp of paperwork and policies, which will take their attention off of their residents.


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Renovating? Building your new home? In any case, nothing is harder then picking your Kitchen Countertops. That's at least my opinion. We just received the Countertops this weekend and I can tell you, it wasn't a very quick decision. There are many aspects that need to be considered before placing the final order for your most Kitchen Countertops. Besides, the pressure is high considering that the kitchen is one of the most important places in a…Read More
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Best Christmas Decor & Gifts at 5 Furniture Stores in Vancouver
Christmas is earlier here then you think. I know, I know you might think I am crazy (I AM crazy!), but Xmas basically just around the corner – 8 Weeks to go Boom! It hits you and you aren't prepared? Your place still looks like Halloween was yesterday, or even the Bunnies from Eastern are around (trust me I found eggs months later…ups)?Give your place a nice Christmas flair and why not starting earlier looking…Read More
Pillow Party – 10 Modern Accent Pillows
Wanna cozy up but can't find the right accent pillow? Try stepping back from the game and ask yourself a couple questions as like – Do you love patter? Which fabric do you like? Have you thought of the colour you'd like to bring into your home / room? With even some answers to those questions it's much better going shopping and not getting drowned in too many possibilities. (Because there are THOUSANDS of possibilities!!).…Read More
Pillow Fight in the Guest Bedroom
One Bed? = Many pillows. That's a simple conclusion – in my mind. Thats exactly what I am thinking of when it comes to home decoration and design for any Bedroom. And so typically as it is, between man and women – my boyfriend imagines something else: "Less pillows. They aren't useful! Why do we need so many Pillows?" .. Why being always so practical, and who said that decorative pillows are't useful… (pillow fight?) Despite…Read More


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PM, IMF delegation discuss ongoing bailout package
ISLAMABAD (92 News) – The International Monetary Fund's (IMF) delegation on Tuesday called on Prime Minister Imran Khan and discussed ongoing bailout package. During the meeting, the prime minister and IMF delegation led by Director Middle East and Central Asia Jihad Azour exchanged the views about economic condition of the country. Finance Adviser Abdul Hafeez … Read More


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BloomsToday.com Reviews
About BloomsToday.com
Blooms Today is a new online florist delivery service found online at BloomsToday.com which promises to offer their customers a wide selection of beautiful floral arrangements for special occasions and even for same day delivery.
How Does It Work?
Customers are invited to go to their website and search through their selections and inventory to see what offerings meet their needs. The website allows people to look by Occasion, like Anniversary, Birthday, Congratulations, Get Well, Love and Romance, New Baby, Sympathy, and more.
Customers can also search through their offerings by price, the type of flower you are interested in, and whatever bouquets they can send for same day delivery.
All flower arrangements are said to be made from the freshest, most beautiful flowers, and if customers are looking for products and gifts other than flowers, BloomsToday.com says they can provide a selection of gifts such as balloons, teddy bears, plants, gourmet fruit, and more.
Cost/Price Plans
Since this company offers such a wide variety of products, there is no way to quote a specific price range for their items, though customers should be able to find products for under $39.99 all the way to orders which cost more than $80.00.
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Robert L. Heath, 55, died Thursday, Dec. 17, 2009, at Franklin General Hospital in Hampton following a long illness. Visitation was Sunday, Dec. 20, followed by a memorial service at Leonard Funeral Home in Elkader.
Bob is survived by Betsy Zein, Elkader; sons, Robert (Laura) Heath, Los Angeles, Calif., Thomas Heath, Cedar Rapids and Matthew Heath, Iowa City; stepdaughter, Erin Zein, North Liberty; his mother, Shirley Shedd, Crystal Lake, Ill; siblings Rhonda (Joe) Palshis, Rory Heath and Randy (Diane) Shedd, all of the Chicago area; and several nieces and nephews.
Prince Hudson Jr., 88, of Cedar Rapids, died Thursday, Dec. 10, 2009. Memorial service was Monday, Dec. 14, at Murdoch-Linwood Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Cedar Rapids, by the Rev. Del Bear. Entombment was in Linwood Mausoleum, Cedar Rapids.
Survivors include his wife of 63 years, Donna; his daughter, Cynthia Sue (Wendell) Gould of Cedar Rapids; grandson, Jared David (Jessica) Gould of Palo; two sisters, Viola Coffelt of Perryville, Mo., and Edna Seeman of Cedar Rapids; and his nephew, Jerry (Janet) Happel of North Liberty.
Karen J. Kleese, 70, of Washington, died Thursday, Dec. 17, 2009, at the University of Iowa Hospitals in Iowa City following a sudden illness.
Celebration of life services were held Monday, Dec. 21, at the United Presbyterian Church with Rev. Kitch Shatzer officiating. Visitation was Sunday, Dec. 20, at the Jones-Eden Funeral Home. Interment was at the Elm Grove Cemetery in Washington. Memorials have been established for the United Presbyterian Church in Washington or the Central Park Senior Center. Online condolences may be sent to Karen's family through the web at www.jonesfh.com.
Marguerite Susan Ludvicek went home to be with the Lord on Friday, Dec. 11, 2009, following a brief illness. She will be missed by her six children, seven grandchildren, and anyone else who had the blessing to have known her.
Her celebration of life was Thursday, Dec. 17, at Brosh Chapel in Cedar Rapids. Burial followed in Castek Cemetery, near Swisher. Memorials may be directed to the family.
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Thomas R. Prochaska, 64, of Dubuque, died Friday, Dec. 11, 2009, at home. Funeral services were Monday, Dec. 14, at St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Dubuque. Burial will be at a later date. Visitation was Sunday, Dec. 13, at Egelhof, Siegert & Casper Westview Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Dubuque.
In this season of Advent holding her rosary and prayer shawl, Mary Elizabeth McNamara Soukup, 92, entered eternal life on Sunday, Dec. 13, 2009, surrounded by the love of her family and friends in her home. Funeral mass was Saturday, Dec. 19, at St. Matthew Catholic Church, Cedar Rapids, with the Rev. Ivan Nienhaus and the Rev. Mark Osterhaus presiding. Burial was in Mount Calvary Cemetery, Cedar Rapids. Visitation was Friday, Dec. 18, at Stewart Baxter Funeral & Memorial Services and before the service on Saturday.
Leonard Dale Krotz, 80, of Solon, died on Dec. 15, 2009, at University of Iowa Hospital in Iowa City of a sudden illness. Funeral mass was held on Friday, Dec. 18, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Solon. Burial followed in St. Mary's Cemetery. Visitation was held Thursday at Brosh Chapel in Solon, where there was a 6:30 p.m. vigil. Brosh Chapel in Solon is in charge of arrangements.
IOWA CITY– As of Monday, Dec. 14, the Iowa Department of Public Health opened eligibility for 2009 H1N1 vaccinations to all persons and not just those in the priority groups. While everyone is now eligible and all are encouraged to get a 2009 H1N1 vaccination, Johnson County Public Health officials stress the importance of those in the priority groups to get vaccinated. A third wave of the H1N1 pandemic is expected and those persons most vulnerable to severe complications due to influenza need to be protected.
NORTH LIBERTY– The state's City Development Board, in its regular meeting Wednesday, Dec. 16, considered the latest ruling in the competing Coralville and North Liberty annexation proposals, now disputed for over three years.
And it doesn't look as if a resolution will be forthcoming soon.
OXFORD — Shawn Lueth and Jon Fitch of Shive-Hattery presented a preliminary proposal for throughways at the Clear Creek Amana (CCA) Tiffin campus during the regular monthly meeting on Dec. 16.
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Senator Shilling & Bipartisanship Rhetoric
Some four or five months ago I attended a breakfast where La Crosse's State Senator Jennifer Shilling (D-32), the State Senate Minority Leader, shared some encouraging words on the need for bipartisanship in the Wisconsin Legislature. On the surface, they were comments that should make every patriotic citizen smile; but under the surface I suspect they were meant as an attack on the majority party. I left that breakfast thinking Sen Shilling should send her encouraging comments to Rep Ron Kind (D-3rd) and Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) to share with Speaker Pelosi and Senator Schumer and their fellow Democratic Legislators in Washington, D.C.
Now, some weeks after Governor Evers signed the State Budget after making 78 vetoes, many of which changed the original legislative intent, we need to call on Senator Shilling to visit the Governor's Office and explain that working together for all the people of Wisconsin is both a bipartisan effort and an effort to serve both rural and urban citizens. Some State Senators have noted that Governor Evers serves the people of Milwaukee and Madison at the expense of the rest of the state. One of the vetoes had to do with rural roads, such as Hwy 16 from the Monroe County line to West Salem and Hwy 162 from Bangor to Four Corners – maybe Sen Shilling should invite the Governor for a ride over these roads (both in her Senate District). This veto may have impacted Hwy 16 from Losey Blvd to 3rd Street in La Crosse; I don't know for sure. Are they really going to use this money for street cars in Milwaukee instead?
If the Democratic majority in the US House of Representatives believes its primary function is to investigate the Executive Branch, then the Wisconsin Legislature should be investigating the Wisconsin Executive Branch as well. Why did the Governor use his legal veto power to change the legislative intent in the budget thereby empowering unelected bureaucrats to make spending decisions? What is the legislative branch going to do about the current LT Governor that failed to pay parking tickets thereby costing taxpayers excessive amounts of money to be driven everywhere; that failed to pay property taxes on his Milwaukee condo; and now apparently has been caught continually lying about being a college graduate?
If indeed Senator Shilling is concerned about bipartisanship, she could do three things. First, she could examine what she and her staff says and does to foster good working relationships with all concerned. Second, she could remind the Governor (a fellow Democrat) that he is Governor of all the people (Democrat and Republican; Milwaukee, Dane and 70 other counties too). And, then as State Senate Minority Leader she could write a letter to Wisconsin's Democratic federal legislators sharing her feelings on the need to work in a bipartisan manner to represent all their constituents.
Sen Shilling can either be the State Senator from Wisconsin's 32nd Senate District or she can be a State Senator from the party of Barnes, Biden, Evers, Nadler, Pelosi, Sanders, Schiff, Schumer, Warren, Waters, "the squad", and dozens more of dubious distinction (some of whom are presidential candidates). It is her choice. She can't be both! Although, it might be too late.


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Today's finale is Wales Rally GB 2014.
Making the most of today's action is Gordon Clendinning's GCM WRC LEGENDS B. Gordon's B team top scored today adding 2614 to his tally, although still languishes down in 72nd, due to being a late entry.
So the winner of our second ever RetroWRC Rally Season is Andrew Grimes's WRCLimerick. Well done Andrew!
In second place, some way back, is Martin H's H- SPORT WRT. Despite leading 6 times throughout, Martin did't quite have enough in the locker to hold off Andrew's late charge.
In third place is Emilio S's WRC_legends. Emilio led after our 10th Rally but was caught by both Andrew and Martin. Emilio can take consolation that he is currently ranked #1 in the RetroWRC Rankings (combined scores from both competitions).
So that's all for now folks! Let's hope we get some real rallying action back soon so we can start fretting over which drivers to pick for something that hasn's already happened!
Thanks for playing.
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Saturday 23rd May 2020 15:37:07 pm GMT
Today's action comes from the Rallye Sanremo - Rallye d'Italia 1996.
Our leader, Andrew Grimes's WRCLimerick has all but secured the title with 1 event to go. Andrew already led but top scored today and now leads by 1995 points. I guess it's all about the minor placings now.
Emilio S's WRC_legends returns to second after Martin H's H-SPORT WRT scored zero. Martin holds on to third for now though.
It's Rally GB next which will take place tomorrow.
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ST. GEORGE — A driver ran a stop sign and collided with a pickup truck while going across River Road Friday morning, police said.
St. George Police Officer Lona Trombley said the incident, which occurred at the intersection of Commerce Drive and River Road at about 7:15 a.m., involved a silver 2012 Chevrolet Malibu sedan and a red Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck.
Trombley said the driver of the Malibu was heading west on Commerce Drive, while the pickup truck was northbound on River Road.
"The driver of the Malibu blew through the stop sign, hitting the Silverado truck," Trombley said.
Neither the 23-year-old female driver of the Malibu nor her adult female passenger were injured in the collision, but the 43-year-old male driver of the pickup truck was transported by Gold Cross Ambulance to Dixie Regional Medical Center for treatment. The nature and extent of his injuries were not available at the time of this report.
The Malibu driver received a citation for failure to stop at a stop sign, Trombley said.
Traffic was diverted to the west side of River Road and around the wrecked vehicles for about 45 minutes as responders from St. George Police and Fire departments worked to clear the scene.
The front end of the Malibu sustained heavy damage, and its airbags were deployed in the collision. The Silverado sustained damage to the rear of its passenger side, near the wheel well. A tool box and other equipment in the bed of the truck, along with its tailgate, also appeared to have been damaged.
Both vehicles were towed from the scene.
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The National Colorectal Cancer Roundtable has created a special toolkit to help physicians successfully determine and evaluate family history to detect colorectal cancer at an earlier age.
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A physician-based toolkit may help to address the current barriers the health care industry faces in determining family history to detect early age onset colorectal cancer (CRC), according to a special symposium presentation held in New York City on April 26.
In a presentation at the fourth annual Early Age Onset Colorectal Cancer Summit (EAO-CRC), hosted by the Colon Cancer Foundation, the National Colorectal Cancer Roundtable (NCCRT) offered a variety of updates from its family history early age onset task group.
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Among individuals who do have a family history of CRC, less than 50 percent actually received appropriate screening, meanwhile, less than 40 percent even talked to a clinician about said family history. Even worse, among those who present with rectal bleeding, less than 40 percent have insufficient family history information that is accurately documented to complete the evaluation, Edelman said.
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