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Bhatkal, August 4, 2016: Suspected members of saffron organisations thrashed a person alleging that he stole a calf with the intention of selling it to Muslims. After beating him up, the activist took out a procession from Chowtani towards the town Police station passing through National Highway 66, heroically parading their achievement in apprehending the alleged thief.
The accused has been identified as Shekhar Manjayya Naik (24), from Puravarga.
The police intervened at the Raghvendra Mutt and rescued the accused. CPI Suresh Nayak, PSI Revathi and PSI Kudagunti tried to pacify the activists. But the activists did not listen to the police initially. Subsequently the police managed to take Shekhar from them and was taken to the town police station.
It is said that Shekhar was transporting a calf on Wednesday morning, when Hindu activists stopped the vehicle and pulled him out. Then they stripped off his shirt and thrashed him even with belts.
According to the sources, the calf belongs to Moosa Jabali from Purvarga who has submitted his proof of ownership to the police.
Surprisingly police filed a case against Shekhar for stealing the calf, but no case has been filed against the attackers who took the law into their hands.


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[One of two of Mississippi John Hurt's songs that were included on the seminal collection, Anthology of American Folk Music, was] this gorgeous piece of fingerpicking called "Frankie's Blues." It was a beautiful arrangement, and when those albums came out in the early 1950s, we all immediately set ourselves to learn that thing. It was incredibly fast, though, and after a week or two I dropped by the wayside. A few persisted, and my friend Barry Kornfeld, for one, disappeared into his chambers and emerged six weeks later, blinking like a mole, and he had it. Note for note, just as clean and fast as on the record.
When I first saw John at the Café Yana, there he was playing "Frankie's Blues." I noticed that it was a lot slower than on the record. Of course, he was a good deal older, but it also struck me that it sounded better at that tempo. I wanted to ask him about it, but I wanted to be as diplomatic as possible – I didn't want to just say, "So, Pops, can't cut it anymore, eh?" Very tentatively, I said, "You know that 'Frankie' thing you played…"
Apparently, I was not the first person to have asked, because John intervened and saved me any further embarrassment. He just smiled and said, "Oh, you want to know why it's so much slower than on the record?"
I said, "Yeah…"
He said, "Well, you know, that song was so long that they had to speed it up to get it on one side of a 78."
All I could think of was Barry, sidelined with acute carpal tunnel syndrome.
[In his notes in the booklet accompanying the 1997 reissue of the Anthology, John Fahey writes that it was rumored that when Hurt's version of "Frankie" "was played for Segovia, he couldn't believe there were not two guitars at work" (p. 10).]


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Cape Verde is neither a cape, nor is it verde (green). It consists of ten dry brownish islands in the mid-Atlantic, close to the West Africa coast, with a surface area of a little over 4,000 square kilometers - and they're a real paradise to be discovered. The absence of mass tourism and a warm but not sweltering climate which ranges between 20º Celsius in winter and 24º C in summer are two of its main attractions. And if you add to that the friendliness of its people, its magnificent natural settings and its incredible beaches, you will see that the destination is an absolute pleasure for tourists interested in human and nature tourism with no gimmicks.
The island of Sal is the archipelago's number one destination as it has the international airport and the majority of the tourist establishments. This island has little green and is far from exuberant: it is a practically flat desert which was developed at the beginning of the 19th century, when salt began to be exported on a large scale. Santa Maria is the most tourist-oriented city, full of houses painted in vibrant colors to contrast with the aridity of the zone. Its 8 kilometer beach of white sand and transparent waters has turned it into the ideal place for many visitors. Although Espargos, the capital of the island, does not have any attractions for visitors, on the other hand, its other zone, Pedro de Lume, does have places worth visiting. It is a strange place with a church standing on the sand, a wooden construction dating back to the end of the 19th century, and a tunnel through which the sea water is filtered and turned into natural salinas. A real discovery which could easily be the scene for a Sergio Leone movie like A Fistful of Dollars.
The vast majority of the Cape Verde natives live on the island of Santiago, the largest at 55 kilometers long and 29 wide. This was the first island to be populated by the Portuguese settlers in 1462, and is considered the most "African." In its mountainous inland areas (it has the highest peak, the Antónia de Pico, at 392 meters) there are some lush valleys full of vegetation, which contrast with the arid plain. Praia is its capital, as well as being the capital of the archipelago, a city with more than 110,000 residents and some interesting buildings as well as a life very far removed from the deserted exterior regions. What's more, Riberia Granda, known as Cidade Velha, the oldest town on all the islands and the first European town in any tropical zone, is also located on this island. It is a small town protected by the remains of the Filipe del São fortress, which serves as a reminder of what was once its glorious past.
But if you are looking for unspoiled beaches and land to explore, Boa Vista is your island. Long beaches with turquoise-crystal waters and white sand dunes make up a coastline on which the Praia de Santa Mónica and Praia Chave beaches stand out. The northwestern regions stand out with their incredible beauty and with the remains of shipwrecked boats, like the Spanish Cabo Santa María, on the shore. Its capital is Sal Rei, a large town with a little over 3,000 residents, in which the Antiguo Porto dos Ingleses stands out, with colonial-style buildings.
However the best known of all is San Vicente, as it is the birthplace of singer Cesárea Évora, its most international personality. It is an island full of life and with a great number of cultural activities (festival of theater, music, carnival, etc.), which are held almost all year round. Its capital, Mundelo, is the most cosmopolitan and bustling city throughout the archipelago's, with an impressive nightlife and a leisure offer which has nothing to envy of some European capitals.
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To give the Observer staff a little relief for the Thanksgiving holiday, I asked the staff to turn in five things for which they are thankful for this year. I hope they were thankful for being given a chance to kick out a simple, fast piece that got them out the door to start celebrating a four-day weekend. Readers might be somewhat less thankful.
But, hey, it's Thanksgiving, and lists like these do serve a purpose beyond lightening the load for reporters during the holiday season. They remind us all to pause and count our blessings. They cause us to focus attention on the many wonderful things life has to offer. They allow newspeople, with their reputation as crass cynics, to reveal their gentler, human hearts to readers. Or at least that was the plan.
Some of the things in the list below demonstrate a touch of schadenfreude. Some appear to be blatant lies. And some staffers didn't choose to share. Columnist Jim Schutze said he didn't have anything he's thankful for in 2018, but being a pro, sent in his list anyway. Those of us who know Jim's wife, Mariana Greene, know that can't be true. As Jim's coworkers, we are extremely grateful to Mariana. Without her steady hand, he'd probably be in a Michigan militia group or something. Maybe jail.
Anyway, if you're having a little trouble scaring up some gratitude this year, take a look at what some of the Observer staff offered. Maybe you'll be inspired. At the very least, we've given you a reason to stare at a screen for a few minutes and ignore your family, without the need to muscle into a crowded movie theater this holiday.
Paige Skinner, Arts and Music Editor
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. They are the best in the league and they have their own show on CMT that is more entertaining than all the Housewives combined.
But we're also thankful for the Housewives. As nuts as they may be, they remind Dallas to not take itself so seriously.
Desperado's tacos from Desperado's on Greenville Avenue. Those, paired with a margarita, are enough motivation to get through the week.
NorthPark Center. If your mall has a Nordstrom and a Neiman Marcus, then it's a good mall.
Our readers. Every. Single. One. Of. Them. Whether you're mad or happy with something we've written, at least you're reading.
Wait I wanna trade one. I'm thankful for the reader who emailed me and called me a fat cunt. Most thankful for them.
Stephen Young, Staff Writer
Dallas' bumper crop of world-class athletes (Luka Doncic, Errol Spence, Jordan Spieth).
The Trinity Strand Trail.
Scooter wipeouts.
Increased voter turnout.
The beef guiso at Pepe's & Mito's.
Klyde Warren Park, at least until it gets mucked up by a jersey and ticket shop.
Beth Rankin, Food Editor
The fried chicken at Brick & Bones in Deep Ellum. This fried chicken could stop wars — but then again, I've never exactly eaten it while sober ...
The Van Buren (aka, cortado) at Davis Street Espresso. Picture this: Saturday morning, sunny, sweater weather. You curl up in a booth at Davis Street with a Van Buren and an avocado toast made with the best, freshest sourdough you've ever had. For the next hour, you watch Oak Cliff go by. Everything is perfect, everything is sweet, and after ordering two more, your eyes practically vibrate out of your skull, but it matters not. You've achieved Saturday morning perfection.
Lucia. I've eaten at hundreds of restaurants in Dallas-Fort Worth, but I've yet to encounter a meal that can hold a candle to that cozy little spot in Bishop Arts. It really is as good as they say.
Female Dallas chefs. The reign of the middle-aged, white, male chef serving lackluster high-end food is over in Dallas, and thank God — the old guard had stopped trying a long time ago. Right now, young, female chefs — often of color — are reinventing the Dallas food scene, taking risks and serving more affordable eats to an increasingly diverse crowd of diners. From Misti Norris at Petra & the Beast to Reyna Duong at Sandwich Hag to Anastacia Quinones, Tiffany Derry, Angela Hernandez and Uno Immanivong, female chefs are shaking things up from top to bottom.
Caviar. Because sometimes, leaving the house just isn't an option, and Dallas restaurant owners say Caviar is the one food delivery service that's easy to work with and doesn't charge ludicrous fees to restaurants.
Nashwa Bawab, Editorial Fellow
Amazon's HQ2 not wreaking havoc anywhere near here.
All the public information officers who get back to me before deadline.
Dallas friends who make the commute here a little easier.
The wonderful opportunity this fellowship with the Observer has given me to grow as a writer.
My skincare routine.
Chase Carter, Social Media Editor
I'm thankful for a paycheck from the Dallas Observer. In all seriousness, this team has been inviting and helpful for someone who had no idea what to expect in this new job.
I'm thankful for Reverie bakery in Richardson for ensuring, through their delicious baked treats, that I do not lose weight on a vegan diet.
I'm thankful for my cats, who are not human children and are therefore five times less stressful and costly.
I'm thankful for the constant traffic on Interstate 35. I wouldn't listen to as many podcasts as I do without your help.
And I'm genuinely thankful for all the readers and commenters who keep me company on social media every day. You make our whole operation possible.
Patrick Williams, Editor
My wife, the lovely Becky, who apparently unlike the spouses/significant others of other staffers, gives me reason to be thankful every day. (Golly, coworkers, sure hope this doesn't cause any awkwardness at your Thanksgiving table.)
The Observer staff. (All except one of them, but I'm not going to say who. Keep them guessing. They work harder that way.)
Our readers and commenters, especially when they're the same person. (Seriously commenters, before you let fly on Facebook, could you maybe just click on the link to the article first? You don't have to read it, but clicking on it makes us feel better and is good for business. That's not too much ask before you call us snowflakes, libtards, morons or genitalia, is it?)
Observer freelancers. They work hard, mostly, for little money because they have something to say. They are truly wonderful. If I were rich, I'd buy them all dictionaries and AP Stylebooks for Christmas. (Yeah, that's a snarky thing to say about these fine people, but they know me and would worry otherwise.)
Also cats. (Not original, but if you own cats you have to say this often. Otherwise, the furry little box-shitting demons will suck your soul out of your body while you sleep.)
Jim Schutze, Columnist
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Car clocking is getting worse: up 30% in 3 years
As many as one in 14 cars in the UK have been clocked, costing motorists around £800 million every year, according to data experts HPI.
This is up from one in 16 cars in 2017 and one in 20 in 2014 – an increase of 30 percent in just five years.
You'd be forgiven for thinking that the act of 'clocking' – or winding back the odometer – died along with the death of the analogue odometer, but digital dashboards have made it even easier to go all 'Johnny Hates Jazz' by turning back the clock.
While it's illegal to sell a clocked car without declaring its genuine mileage, the act of altering an odometer is not an offence.
Commenting on the worrying increase in the practice, Barry Shorto, head of industry relations at HPI, said: "Clocking and mileage fraud is a problem that refuses to go away and continues to get worse.
"Used car buyers now have a one in 14 chance of purchasing a vehicle with a mileage discrepancy which is extremely concerning. Criminals are increasingly using more advanced technology to make it easier for them to clock vehicles and cover their tracks.
"The continued development of technologies to alter digital odometers, easy access to this technology via the internet and similarly, the ease of access to mileage adjustment services online, some of whom will behave legitimately, others less so, are all exacerbating the trend.
"The increase in mileage-related finance arrangements such as PCP and PCH may also be a contributing factor as motorists look to avoid costly penalties for exceeding mileage allowances."
'Impossible to tell a clocked vehicle'
It can be difficult to spot a clocked car, but checking the service and MOT history will reduce your chances of ending up with a dodgy motor.
You can also ask HPI to check the car against the national mileage register. Barry Shorto said: "It can be almost impossible to tell a clocked vehicle just by looking at it, which makes a vehicle history check an even more vital form of protection for buyers.
"A clocked vehicle could be hiding serious levels of wear and tear, especially if it has been previously used as a high mileage private hire vehicle for a couple of years, meaning the additional cost of unexpected repairs or even a potentially serious safety threat to driver, passengers and other road users. An HPI Check can help protect consumers from buying a vehicle with something to hide, saving them cash and keeping them safe."


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Such development projects have become the industry standard for fostering innovation in online services, as Google, Yahoo!, and other online giants have promoted the beta-testing arms of their organizations to great success. Without Google Labs, there might be no Google Maps or Google Video, two applications that have been instrumental in maintaining Google's deep penetration into every corner of the online application environment. It seems to be with this precedent in mind that CCC is making in-the-works products available to the public for beta testing.
"CCC is using Copyright Labs to drive even greater innovation," said Tom Hamilton, CCC vice president and chief information officer. "It's a place where content users and creators alike can interact with our development and product groups. We're committed to developing a steady stream of services and tools that reflect[s] the new ways customers use content, and Copyright Labs will play an important role."
At launch, three applications are already available on for public use. One, called Google Scholar Firefox Extension, is a small add-on to the Firefox browser that directs users to copyright permissions at www.copyright.com. When installed, the extension appears as a Copyright.com Search link below each search result. Selecting the link allows users to access permissions information specific to the item. The extension supports four types of Google Scholar search results: a normal result, a book, a citation, and a U.S. patent.
Copyright.com OpenSearch is another web browser plug-in that was made available with the Copyright Labs launch. The application is a copyright permission utility that aids in licensing content found online. Once installed, clicking "copyright.com" in the search's drop-down menu instantly checks CCC's rights database for the appropriate permissions for a given search. [OpenSearch (www.opensearch.org), a collection of technologies for sharing search results, was developed by Amazon.com subsidiary A9. The OpenSearch specification is licensed by A9 under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5 License. —Ed.]
The third application, called ACAP Validator, is a tool that helps publishers implement the Automated Content Access Protocol (ACAP; www.the-acap.org) standard for communicating access permission rules and rights information to search engines. ACAP is a newly developed standard for publishers to communicate access and usage permissions information to search engines. The Validator is a tool that helps create valid ACAP content access files by providing diagnostic messages for every invalid line of code in an ACAP file (similar to a spell-check for the code).
It bears noting that the ACAP copyright permissions standard has not received the warmest of receptions. Released only last month, content distributors and publishers alike are still trying to determine how ACAP will change the rules of the game. What distinguishes ACAP from the current standard for access protocol, known as "robots.txt," is that ACAP would allow publishers to instruct search engines as to how long an article can remain in a search engine's index (as opposed to the current robots.txt system, which only allows publishers to determine whether or not an automated spider can crawl a particular website). This distinction allows publishers to make their content available for only specified amounts of time. Not surprisingly, search engines have been hesitant to endorse a new standard. "They'd say robots.txt is sufficient, that a standard is out there already, and that there's no need for two," said Ned May, director and lead analyst at Outsell, Inc. "The search engines are the ones that will have to do the extra work. There's not much for them to gain, but there's not a great deal for them to lose either."
For what it's worth, CCC does not see its release of the ACAP Validator as an endorsement of ACAP one way or the other. Hamilton says that one of CCC's architects has been on the ACAP working group, and that he developed the Validator application alongside his work on the new permissions protocol. "He just thought it would be a great idea for people who are going to adopt ACAP to have a tool to make sure their syntax is correct," said Hamilton. "It's offered more as a tool and a service for people that are interested in it."
Michael LoPresti is the former assistant editor of EContent magazine. He is currently a graduate student and freelance writer living in Syracuse, N.Y.


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This month your WAC-STL has hosted three IVLP groups learning about a wide variety of topics. In the first week of June, we had two groups, one from Russia and one from the Lake Chad Basin in Africa. This week, a group from Tajikistan and a group from China finished up their visit in St. Louis.
The group from Russia was focused on Preventing Trafficking in Persons: Partnerships, Sustainability, and Advocacy. Highlights of their visit included a conversation with Whitney Howland from the International Institute of St. Louis on engaging foreign-born communities in anti-trafficking efforts, visiting the Arch, and home hospitality visits with two community members.
Our visitors from the Lake Chad Basin in Africa met with organizations and departments in St. Louis to discuss the role of Community Relations in the Fight Against Terrorism. The visitors said they especially enjoyed the meetings with Dr. John Doggette and Karen Kalish. The group was able to visit the Arch, which they really enjoyed.
The visitors from Tajikistan were focused on Media Management in a Digital Era. They toured St. Louis Public Radio and learned about Journalism Education at Mizzou. Cultural highlights included an excellent home hospitality visit.
The group from China also learned about Media management, with a focus on New and Traditional American Media in the Digital Age. The group listened to Robert Patrick from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, had a great conversation with the St. Louis Society of Professional Journalists, and talked with professors and faculty at Mizzou's School of Journalism. The group was excited to attend a Cardinals game at Busch Stadium! This exchange also touched some of the presenters from St. Louis, check out a blog post about presenting to the visitors here!


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As bookmakers squeeze the odds of Vasyl Lomachenko and Guillermo Rigondeaux cancelling themselves out on Saturday night, promoter Bob Arum believes his fighter won't allow that to happen.
Lomachenko begins as -500 (2/9) favourite, whilst the Cuban can be found at +333 (10/3) but is pinched by some to score a unanimous decision. If Lomachenko is right, under 9.5 rounds may have some value, with this boxing guide from MyTopSportsBooks covering how round betting and other fight props work.
Rigondeaux has a history of gaining a rhythm and completely bamboozling his helpless opponents en route to racking up the rounds and silencing the arena, to varied criticism it must be noted.
The veteran has never had a good reputation of being in exciting contests, whereas Lomachenko is currently enjoying a run of spectacular stoppages and unfathomable combination videos in contrast.
As the pair prepare to lay it all on the line this weekend, Arum moved to reassure those with tickets and those watching at home that Lomachenko will be on his guard to keep the action flowing for the duration.
"Let me give you my expert opinion because I've been around the sport for a lot of years. What you are looking at here are two different schools of boxing. The Cuban and the Eastern European," said Arum.
"Let me start with Vasyl Lomachenko – he is very technically proficient and very good and when he is fighting he is very defensive minded, looks for an opening, but always with the goal in mind, not only to win a points victory but also to hurt, or knockout or make his opponent quit.
"Watch every one of his fights – it's always designed, very crowd pleasing because it gives the crowd – the crowd gets into it – because he is looking to destroy his opponent. That's pretty much the Eastern European style.
"The Cuban style is different, they pile up points then they stink you out till the end of the fight because all they care about is winning the fight on points.
"So in this fight, Vasyl will not allow Rigondeaux to pile up points, so Rigondeaux, to win the fight, will have to be more aggressive than he wants to be. When you watch Rigondeaux fight you will see a fantastic fighter who is aggressive, piles up points and then stinks you out by just coasting to victory. That's the Cuban style – just win, brother. Win by the points — a different style form the Easter European.
"I think this is going to be a very, very good fight, a very interesting fight because Rigondeaux is not going to be able to gut out a big lead on points on Vasyl, therefore he will have to fight the entire fight as long as it goes to win a victory.
"Rigondeaux is a very, very good fighter. He is one of the best fighters that I have seen. He is a terrific fighter. Vasyl is not only a great fighter – he is the best fighter since the young Muhammad Ali.
"He will not seed the ground early, therefore Rigondeaux will have to fight the entire fight in order to win and therefore I see a very, very exciting fight and you are going to see the best of these guys."
A win for either – depending on the finish, could mean a considerable boost up the rankings and jeopardise Kazakh puncher Gennady Golovkin's current stranglehold on the pound for pound crown.


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Thursday night in Kansas City, Tom Willis threw out the first pitch for the Royals . . . with his foot.
A motivational speaker, Willis was born without arms. Now 54, he has thrown the first pitch at 22 different baseball stadiums, including Dodger Stadium and Fenway Park, all to advance awareness of and support for his Pitch for Awareness Campaign. His organization, Tomsfeet Production, boasts the motto "No hands. No arms. No Problem."
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Our aim for Saturday is to create a dynamic, inspiring and vibrant space where our formal and informal networks can gather, share and explore areas of interest. The sole purpose will be to equip and encourage our local churches and leaders for mission.
Accompanying the networking space will be a wide range of seminar sessions based on our key areas of shared work. There will also be space and time for shared bible study and prayer throughout the day.
Saturday evening will be a time of celebration and recognition and we are delighted that Lisa Holmes, Minister of Skipton Baptist Church, has agreed to give the address in the main celebration. A fresh new addition to Baptist Assembly for 2019, and running alongside the main celebration, will be an alternative contemporary praise event called Thirst.
We gather on Sunday to worship together as a wider family before moving into the business part of Assembly, and end with an all age celebration led by the Heart of England Baptist Association (HEBA).
Baptist Assembly promises to be a time of celebration, worship and praise and we hope that you will join with us. To help with this, we are also able to offer a number of different ticket options which we hope will have something that suits everyone and enable you to bring a group from your church.
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The job pays 250,000 per month. The work day is from 3:30 to 9:00 pm, teaching five 50-minute lessons with a 10-minute break between each. The job is Monday to Friday, 25 lessons each week.
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While God Was Sleeping: Part One
Last summer Benny and I were out in a small boat on a lake near our home. It was a gorgeous sunny day with a light breeze. After some time enjoying the water and Florida wildlife, we noticed some ominous clouds gathering to the south. We kept our eye on them, hoping they would pass, but they continued moving quickly toward us. Within minutes our peaceful, sunny outing turned into a mad dash to the shore. The trip was short but scary, especially when thunder, lightning and pelting rains made us grateful the lake was small.
This experience made Mark 4 a little more accessible to me when I was reading it earlier this week. I used to wonder why experienced fishermen who were accustomed to lake squalls freaked out over a sudden storm? Jesus had just left ministry to a large crowd; why couldn't they remember all the other times a storm had suddenly appeared on the water and then passed, and let their exhausted friend rest?
But that day on the lake with Benny left me wishing a storm-calmer had been with us. Believe me, if He had been sleeping I would have been the first to wake him up. Like the guys with Jesus, I may have believed His passivity was a way to say, "My sleep is more important than your safety. Sorry, but I just don't care."
Have you ever felt God slept through your crisis?
- You've prayed for years for God to save your wayward child, only to watch him/her drift even further from the Lord.
- You saved and saved for a much-needed vacation, only to experience a major issue with your car that sucked up nearly every penny.
- You watched a loved one suffer and die while begging God to heal.
- The promotion you worked and prayed so hard for is given to someone with less experience.
- Year after exhausting year in a hard marriage, and your spouse still refuses to make the necessary efforts to change.
- Since you were little you looked forward to being a parent, yet month after disappointing month you face the fact: God could heal. He could give us a baby. He just won't.
Psalm 121:4 promises that God "neither slumbers nor sleeps." So why doesn't He do something when we desperately need Him? In my 20's my dear Uncle Rocky was diagnosed with brain cancer. He wasn't a Christian and I was scared. I begged God to save him and to let him live. In fact, I had a "hunch" (call it a prophetic impression or whatever you're comfortable with) that he would be healed. I remember one especially hard day when I took him to the hospital for a brain scan and he had a violent seizure in the waiting room. There was nothing I could do – but the thought racing loudly through my head was, "God, DO SOMETHING!" God seemed distant…perhaps asleep…as my uncle's body writhed before me.
Like the disciples, I cried out to God for help, nearly paralyzed with fear, and there was no answer. I felt confused. God had the power to help but He didn't. Then weeks later Uncle Rocky died while God was sleeping. I was wrong. God didn't tell me Uncle Rocky would be healed. He was gone. But a miracle did happen – weeks before his death he turned to Christ in saving faith!
What does the devoted Christian do when God sleeps – or it sure feels like He is? How do we work through the turmoil of the God who delivers, saves, heals, rescues, intervenes and "acts on behalf of those who wait for him" (Isaiah 64:4) seeming to sleep through our suffering or the suffering of those we love?
Hard questions. No easy answers. I will pick this up next time and hope you will join me in the journey.
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My first treatment was for severe pain in my neck. Then a few months later I was back for treatment on my lower back. I was reluctant that physical therapy would help the pain in my neck. However, after several sessions, I was able to move without pain.
With treatment on my back, I was in pain every night and often could not sleep. I now have less pain and sometimes none at all. I am able to walk more and longer without pain and I am taking less medications than before treatment.
I would recommend physical therapy for anyone that is experiencing pain. I was surprised that exercising and strengthening my muscles had so much effect on the way my body feels.
I was extremely dubious of the value of physical therapy. I had what I felt was pain in the 5-6/10 range in my left knee and hip. And immediately before starting physical therapy my lower back began hurting. The pain was not letting me get a full nights sleep and never a fully comfortable sleep. After the first three sessions, I was sleeping all night and awakening with little or no lingering pain. I can only hope the results continue.
I started coming to GCT for lower back pain. A couple of times a year my back will 'go out' and I'm in severe pain for a couple of days. I usually go to a chiropractor for an adjustment and I'm good as new. However last time my back went out, I went to the chiropractor two times in three days and was still in pain and barely able to walk. I went to an orthopedic who referred me to Gulf Coast Therapy. The ladies at this office are awesome. They taught me some exercises to do to prevent my back going out (Got to get those core muscles strong!) I have started a regular exercise program and incorporated new moves!
I dealt with long-term nauseating pain in center of my back. My job entails standing, lifting, pushing, pulling, crawling, reaching, etc. the pain would start early in the day and worsen throughout the day. Using the exercises I have been taught by this wonderful staff, the worst I experience is a dull ache sometimes. And I know how to stretch it out now! YAY!!!!


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A stylish take on a sophisticated style. The feminine single-button silhouette is effortlessly flattering, featuring an inverted back box pleat for a beautifully tailored fit. Finished with gorgeous fringe trim along the center front and lapel. Plus, the vibrant plaid pattern makes it a closet standout.
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It's Liz Fielding's Little Book of Writing Romance
Liz has just released this book as an ebook this week. I knewshe was working on this project when we met last year, so I;ve asked her to give me a mini-interview about it to give you all the information you need.
Liz, can you tell me a little more about your Little Book of Writing Romance?
I've taken my model from the great thriller writer Elmore Leonard and I've left out the bits people skip over, kept it to bones of what a new writer needs to know. How to begin. Character. Emotion. Conflict.
What gave you the idea to write this? Did the ideas come from any workshops you've done in the past?
What will would-be authors find in this book
It all began quite a long time ago when I was approached by a publisher to produce a "little" book on writing for Mills and Boon. For various reasons it didn't happen, but I'd written the first chapter - Grabbing the Reader on the First Page - which you'll find on my website under "Writing". Then, this year, I did a talk on Humour and Emotion at the RNA Conference, talked to people interested in taking part in Mills and Boon's New Voices competition, mentored a finalist, and I realised that it was time to put together all the stuff I've learned over the years.
You say your book is a primer - will authors who have already tried submissions or read other books find things to help them in it? (Personally I'm pretty sure they will - so often it's not the advice that's being given but the way it's told that makes that light bulb moment happen and I'm sure your voice will reach so many people and help them.)
Thanks, Kate! There are some terrific how-to books out there. I always recommend your own 12-Point Guide, which is a fabulous book on the art of writing romance. Where mine differs is that I've gone with the basics, holding the hand of someone who isn't familiar with the publishing world, who is a total beginner. I've used lots of examples, broken down a scene to show what I'm doing. Can a more experienced writer benefit from this? I believe it will be useful for someone who has been submitting for a while without success. And I use the vital bullet points myself to make sure I'm getting the most out of every scene, thinking deeply enough about conflict, getting to know my characters. (Walking around a supermarket with your heroine will tell you a lot more about her than her star-sign!)
Where can readers who want to buy this book get hold of it?
My Little Book is online at Amazon (you don't have to have a Kindle, you can download it to your PC) and should be available on all other eBook platforms very shortly. It will be online everywhere an eBook (except Barnes and Noble - but will come as soon as Waterstones sign up for the Nook) by the end of the week, or so I am assured.
Thanks so much Liz! Congratulations on the publication of your 'little book' - I hope it's a great success!
As I said above I do believe that the good thing about having a variety of how to books out there is that sometimes one author's way of explaining things can work better for a writer than any others - and it's always good to have two different approaches to anything in writing so you can see what works for you best. And having been to some of Liz's workshops - and of course knowing her writing, I know how helpful this book is going to be.


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Paul Waters, one of the sweetest guys in Paris (and he is a fabulous cake baker!) was darling enough to attend the Clarisse Hieraix fashion show for me for Paris Fashion Haute Couture Week. I have to admit, I am a little jealous that I couldn't go, I love her work. But Paul knows her brand, so I was confident that I was handing the invite to a capable guy with style and a good eye for design.
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When one thinks of Haute Couture or luxury fashion, labels, brands and fashion houses such as Chanel or Louis Vuitton immediately spring to mind; but it is hard to imagine these names and brands that seem to rule over the industry with such power were once founded and created by people like Clarisse Hieraix.
Born in 1973 in Marie-Galante (Guadeloupe), Clarisse Hieraix received her diploma from the Chambre Syndicate of Haute Couture in Paris in 1999. During her initial studies, she perfected her craft while working on different collections, ultimately allowing her to perfect her style and personality. A style and personality that is very strong and evident in all her work, the Clarisse Hieraix woman knows exactly what she wants and where she is going. Hieraix, may have a very long way to go before becoming the next "Chanel" but she certainly posses some potential and I was lucky enough to attend her latest show in Paris.


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The page about the mobile FTL and advance edition claims it'll be out for iOS, my question is though is will we be seeing it on other mobile platforms on release of advance or sometime in the future?
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Late in the evening on December 15, 2013, a wildfire was reported in California's Los Padres National Forest. By the next day, the Pheiffer fire had destroyed 15 homes and charred more than 500 acres (200 hectares). The home of Big Sur's fire chief was among those destroyed.
This natural-color satellite image shows smoke from the fire blanketing the area. It was acquired by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) aboard the Aqua satellite on December 16, 2013. Red outlines indicate hot spots where MODIS detected unusually warm surface temperatures associated with the fire. The wind-blown blaze raged through chaparral, redwoods, oaks, and sycamores in a rugged coastal area.
Although the 2013 U.S. fire season produced many destructive fires, the overall number of acres burned was low in comparison to other recent years, according to statistics compiled by the National Interagency Fire Center.
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Okay, but what about current taxation system? I do understand taxes need to be paid, but isn't that too much?
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Just don't spend most of your money on things which you don't need. Like Iphones, Macbooks, expensive cars etc. Spend on these only when you start earning some serious money in your life. Don't spend it on tobacco, drinks and drugs - you will get used to it and it will cost much more to heal in future. I think you missed that!
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Many congratulations! You have made it 9 years with your spouse. Have you ever realized you have spent 284,083,200 seconds of togetherness, love and laughter! Now comes the hard part of picking up those perfect 9th wedding anniversary gift ideas for him. Traditionally, Willow is the material representing 9 year anniversary. The theme of willow is water which represents bonding, enduring and giving life just like your marriage.
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Avengers: Infinity War is the culmination of 10 years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and many of the actors have been in numerous movies within that 10-year period. However, this is the third appearance for Tom Holland, plus he's younger than most of the cast. So, when asked which member of the giant cast gave him the best advice, Holland brought up Chris Hemsworth, which is surprising, because one would have thought that it would have been Robert Downey Jr., since the two have worked together on all 3 of Tom Holland's appearances.
The question of advice is good for a young actor who looks up to his older cast mates who have been in the MCU longer than he/she has. And with Tom Holland, it was no different. When asked who gave him the best advice for Infinity War, the young actor thought for a moment and then revealed that it was Thor actor, Chris Hemsworth. He had this to say.
"It would have to be RD--wait, actually, you know what? Hemsworth gave me some pretty good advice. He gave me some pretty good advice when I was really young. We made a film together (In the Heart of the Sea), years and years and years ago, (and he gave me advice) about work ethic and he's someone who works really, really hard. He's a great guy to get advice from."
In a separate interview, Tom Holland talked about the changes that Peter Parker has gone through since Captain America: Civil War, and notes that the character is a little out of his depth in Infinity War, but that he will always try to do his best. Which actually sounds like all of the heroes set to be in Infinity War. It doesn't really seem like any of them are quite prepared to deal with the Mad Titan.
Tom Holland also spoke about the Iron Spider costume that has shown up in some of the promotional material for Infinity War and some of its new features. The new costume made its debut at the end of Spider-Man: Homecoming and Peter Parker wasn't really ready to take it on at that time. However, times have changed with Thanos in town, and now he has to wear it. Fans have wondered about the "Instant Kill" function of the Iron Spider costume and Holland explains that it probably isn't what most fans think it is. He explains.
"I don't actually think the Instant Kill function does what everyone thinks it does. I think it simply just shuts off electricity. I actually don't think it's a killing piece of tech. I don't think it is to murder people. I don't think Tony Stark's that dark."
Infinity War is just about to hit theaters and Tom Holland should be commended for not spoiling anything so far. Holland has been known to leak sensitive material along with his co-star Mark Ruffalo. Both actors have done a great job, but that could be because the Russo Brothers haven't let any of the actors see the final cut of Infinity War yet. Tom Holland and Mark Ruffalo will have to wait for the world premiere in a little over a week. You can check out the rest of what Tom Holland had to say about advice from Chris Hemsworth below, thanks to the Kinowetter YouTube channel.


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Yes we recommend taking one of our day tours and our night ghost tour for the full historical story of our quaint village.
Parking is available at each tour's starting location. For the 3 City Caravan Tour and the Porterdale Day Tour please park on the Covington Square in a nearby area and we will meet at the Flag Pole on the square next to the Military Monument. For Porterdale Ghost Tour meet at City Hall 2800 Main Street, Porterdale
Children are allowed on "Day" Tours the Haunted History at Dusk/Ghost Tours are for adults 18 and over only.
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I took part in a 5K walk to benefit the National Multiple Sclerosis Society this past Saturday. I like to do my part to help a cause if I can, and in the past my efforts have gone to the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life. I was a team captain for 4 years. It was tons of work, but rewarding and fulfilling as well.
Last year I didn't do Relay for Life (I think I had a bit of team captain burn-out) although I attended the event and supported it in that way, so this year I was ready to jump back into a fundraising cause.
Me and my sister
My sister suffers from MS. She was diagnosed about 8 years ago. She has had to go on permanent disability and takes weekly injections of a drug that seems to keep it somewhat under control. I know there is a lot she deals with in her fight with this disease, but she mostly keeps it all to herself and doesn't complain.
The girls, me, my sister, and my walk partners: Dave and Suey my dog
When I found out there was a walk to raise money for MS I was really excited and signed up to attend the walk in my sister's town. I decided to raise money as an individual (instead of on a team), and was actually one of the top earners of the event. Woo-hoo! It is hard to thank people enough for sponsoring me so generously in this economic climate. A lot of donations were made out of love and support of my sister by her dear friends.
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My brother-in-law accompanied me on the walk and we left my sister in charge of Nat and Moo. I was really thrilled that Dave wanted to accompany me, and it was really nice to have someone to walk with (besides my trusty mutt). It was a beautiful day, a very successful event and a worthy cause.
MS has also touched our family as my Uncle Bill died from complications of it, and my kids' great grandmother also suffered from it. They have found no reason to believe it to be hereditary, but certain genetic links seem to make one more susceptible. More info can be found at NMSS website.
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Neuilly-sur-Seine - Australian coach Michael Cheika says his young Wallaby side are improving ahead of Saturday's Test against France and insists results are not the main objective of the tour.
With victories against Wales and Scotland already under their belt, Australia's new-look side are half-way along the road to their first tour Grand Slam since 1984 with games to come against Ireland and England.
But Cheika said the main objective of the tour is accumulating experience.
"I am hoping that over the last three weeks of the tour they continue to learn and to grow as players and as individuals," he told AFP.
"We know that we are being judged on the results but that is short term. You also have to take the longer view."
He said playing a succession of matches against the best teams in Europe was a tall order for a Wallaby side in the middle of restructuring.
"That makes it 15 Tests for the year against the top-eight teams. And yes, for this new team, in the middle of their apprenticeship, it has been tough with a lot of pain and defeats.
"But the key thing is we have been improving. You learn something from each game but then you start from zero again every week.
"A lot of the players have never played in Europe and it is a great experience for the future."


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