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These are our fantastic Gainsborough Stars for summer term enjoying their reward activity in the sunshine. Well done we are very proud of you!
The year 3 and 4 Gainsborough stars having fun over the park. Well done for all your effort!
A well-deserved treat for the year 5 and 6 Gainsborough Stars! They had a fantastic time playing games in the park and enjoying the sunshine!
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Baby's Day With Dentist: How To Prepare Your Child For His First Visit
February is here and its once again the National Children's Dental Health Month. So have you taken your child to the dentist yet? Expert dentists recommend that kids must have their first dental visit just around their first birthday to find out whether your child's oral development is on track and to ascertain the need for any early interventions in their dental care. Going to visit a pediatric dentist in Dubai early on will help the child get comfortable with the idea of dental care.
We all know that going to the dentist can be quite a bit scary for children and even some adults. However, for your baby, it's mostly the fear of the unknown which makes it even more scarier. So here are a few steps to groom your child for his/ her first visit to see a pediatric dentist in Dubai-
- Stay Happy
Various studies show that parental anxiety passes on to children very easily. So even if you are not a huge fan of visiting the dentist, never show your concern to your kid. Stay happy and encourage positive conversations regarding dentists and dental care.
- Find the right expert
When it comes to your child's dental care, choose the best pediatric dentist in Dubai for your visit. Pediatric dentists are trained in child development and psychology outside of their dental expertise, which helps them treat kids with care.
- Tour the clinic
Most dental clinics in Dubai will allow you and your child to tour the clinic in advance for preparing your child for his or her first visit. This helps them get used to the sights and sounds at the clinic. Pediatric dentists in Dubai encourage their young patients to visit their office and get used to the surroundings before actually coming in for their appointment.
- The right time to tell
It is better to tell your child about their first dental visit on the day of the appointment. Kids have a wild imagination and when they do not know what to expect, they tend to panic and think badly about a visit to the dentist. This can lead to a lot of anxiety, which is not so great for the visit
- Build some interest
Before planning the first visit to your child's pediatric dentist in Dubai, it is a good idea to watch videos or read books about going to the dentist. There are books and movies aimed at helping your child build a positive idea about dental care and it is the right time to introduce them to it right before you schedule the first appointment.
- Play a Game
Playing games always help build a positive image in children about various routines. Dentist games are ideal for young children to stay curious about dentists and oral care. You can make your child sit down, and pretend yourself to be a dentist by counting their teeth with a toothbrush. Swap roles and let your child take a turn to be a dentist and count your teeth. Interactive games like these help break your child's fear or dislike of oral care.
So plan your first baby's first visit to his pediatric dentist in Dubai this February! Make sure that your child is well rested and in a good mood prior to the visit for a great session with zero tantrums and a lot of giggles.


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A bounce-back victory came for the No. 2 Central Michigan University men's Division III hockey team in a 12-1 over No. 7 Northwood University Friday night at Midland Civic Arena.
CMU grabbed its 19th win of the season by more than five points. It was the first round of the Michigan Collegiate Hockey Conference tournament.
CMU is now 31-6 (18-6 in MCHC), and Northwood ends their season with an overall record 9-13 (7-12 in MCHC).
Northwood got on board first when defenseman Mitchell Dundore scored his 8th goal of the season.
Three different Chippewas mounted the counter attack to finish the first period with a two-goal lead over the Timberwolves.
Senior forward Ryan Tyrer struck first as he snagged his first of three on the night with 6:51 to go, followed by freshman forward Joey Simoncelli with his ninth of the season, 4:17 left, and junior forward Jackson Jennette finished off the strike with his second of the season.
CMU doubled their first period output and bumped their lead to 9-1 over Northwood.
Six different Chippewas led the onslaught of offense, as each goal coming within a window from the 16:28 mark to the 8:15 mark.
It's a win for CMU that came after it suffered a two-game sweep to the University of Michigan last weekend.
"(Last night) was fantastic, not just goals but overall play itself," said head coach James Cadzow. "Our attention to detail was there throughout each periods. Our disappointing performance against Michigan last weekend was shed tonight."
Play continues as the Chippewas advance to the second round of the tournament.
CMU will play the Wolverines at 5:20 p.m. Saturday night at Midland Civic Arena as Michigan defeated Saginaw Valley State University, 7-1 Friday.
Michigan handed CMU its first loss on Feb. 9. The Chippewas hadn't lost in over three months leading up to it.


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There are only a few things that can be done mathematically with total differentials. They are:
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- Interpret: If you have an equation for a differential, expressed in terms of differentials of variables that are independent of each other, you can interpret the factors in front of the differentials as partial derivatives.
- Ex: If you have $dA=BdC+EdF$ and $C$ and $F$ can vary independently than $B$ can be thought of as $\left(\frac{\partial A}{\partial C}\right)_F$
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Rolling hash algorithms reduce computational complexity (i.e. save time and memory) at the price of weaker hashing (i.e. larger risk of collisions). They split the input into chunks, and calculate the hash of each chunk using a simple (i.e. fast) hashing algorithm. What is important to note here is that the hash for the whole string is calculated incrementally, beginning from zero (or some known constant value), and for each chunk the checksum of the string including that chunk is calculated only using the old checksum (of the string without the new chunk) and the difference between the last chunk and the current one.
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Khasta Kachori is crisp from out and is filled with lentil stuffing inside. It has different names like kachori, Kachoudi, fried dumplings. Kachori is very famous in northern part of India, mainly in Rajasthan. When I was making this kachori, it brought back the memories of our summer vacation during school holidays when we used to have kachori, mirchi bade ( Gram flour dumpling with stuffed chilli and covered with mashed potato), samosa for breakfast along with the lassi ( thick sweet yogurt ). It's a very common break fast there. In Jodhpur, Pyaz ki kachori is very famous.
Khasta kachori can be stored in an air tight container for longer period when compared to normal ones because of the stuffing and by the method it's prepared. Kachori has different kind of stuffing like mung dal, aaloo pyaz then comes only pyaz ki kachori. It's normally served with sweet chutney ( tamarind/ amchoor chutney as we call it ), Green Chutney or ketchup.
Please check the video below for how to roll it and stuff in the masala in dough.
- For dough
- All Purpose flour- 2 cup
- salt – as per taste
- Kasuri Methi ( Crushed )- 1 tsp
- Oil / Ghee – 4 Tbsp ( 50 gram )
- Water- 1 cup
- For Stuffing
- Oil / Ghee – 2 Tbsp
- Gram flour – 2 Tbsp
- Asafoetida
- Moong dal ( washed, soaked and drained ) for at least about 4 hours ) – 1 cup
- Urdad dal ( washed, soaked and drained ) for at least about 4 hours- 1/4 cup
- Chili Powder ( as per taste ) – 1/2 Tbsp
- Turmeric Powder – 1/2 Tbs
- Coriander Powder- 1/2 Tbs
- Salt ( salt as per taste )
- Kasuri Methi Crushed – 1 tsp
- For Deep Frying
- Oil
- Making of Dough
- In a bowl take all the ingredients mentioned under the dough except water and mix it.
- Now add the water slowly to knead the dough. Once the dough is ready close it and keep it aside for 15 to 20 mins.
- Making of Stuffing
- In a pan heat the oil then add the gram flour and keep stirring till you get the smell of gram flour.
- Now add the drained dals ( urdad and moong dal ) and mix it for a minute.
- Next step is to add salt, asafoetida, red chili powder, Turmeric Powder, coriander powder, kasuri methi ( crushed ), Garam masala one after the other and mix it well. once its mixed well turn off the gas and allow the mixture to cool down.
- Stuffing the Masala
- Once the stuffing has cooled down make small balls out of it like ladoo's and keep it aside.
- Take the dough which is now set and ready to use.
- Take a little oil to make the dough smooth and just knead once and divide it into equal size balls.
- Now take little drop or so in your palm and take the dough ball and make it into flat using your palm and finger.
- Once the dough flat take one mixture ball and place it in the center.
- Now close it from all the sides by rotating it with your hand it will form a bowl shaped, then press the mixture little inside with your thumb and seal the top portion but just twisting and removing the extra portion of the dough.
- Once the dough is stuffed and ready, place the stuffed ball between your palm and press it into flat with the help of little oil. Make sure there are no cracks.
- Repeat the previous step with the rest of the dough and mixture.
- Final Step
- Now take a deep pan / Kadai and add oil to deep fry. Once the oil is medium hot add the Kachori to deep fry.
- You would see small bubbles coming up, once all the kachori rise/ float above the oil increase the heat to high from medium and keep turning all the kachori till they are golden brown in colour.
- It takes approximately 10 to 12 minutes.
- Store them in airtight container or eat them right away.
- Serve it with Tamarind chutney / Mango Powder chutney / ketchup
- Lentil's can also be grinded coarsely if you don't like whole and then can be added in the pan to cook.
- If you are not able to make the ladoo's then add little bit of water normal temperature.
- Size of the mixture balls and dough can be as per you wish but make sure the mixture balls size is smaller than the dough balls so that it fits in the dough.
- Make sure when you are stuffing the mixture and sealing it there should not be any opening otherwise when you fry all the mixture will come out and the kachori will be very oily.
- Add only enough kachori to deep fry don't add more otherwise they will not puff up.


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You'll need your birth chart to locate your Sun, Moon, and Ascendant signs. Don't worry; it's easy to have your chart calculated online these days.
You can tell a lot about someone just by looking at the "big 3" most important points in the chart:
The Sun describes your essence, your character, what motivates you.
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Newcomers to astrology often try to take the Sun, Moon, and Ascendant signs and squish them together to come up with something more specific than this: you are all three. These three pieces represent different sides of your personality. It really is that simple.
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I am trying to understand why people are in such a hurry all the time. I know that time is short and that you must make the most of it but there are times that you think that people could just wait a couple of minutes and try to understand.
What am I talking about? I am talking about people who make rude comments and make noises while I am trying to hook the boy in his cart seat. I am well aware that it take me a while to get it done correctly. We have Suburban and I am short enough that after he gets in his seat that I have to crawl up in it so get it hooked up correctly. I do try to go as quickly as I can but I do want it done correctly. I have had people make comments that he doesn't need to be in a seat or that seat belts are a waste and that I am making them late for something. I admit that when they start this I will take a little longer just because they ticked me off. I know this isn't right but I just can't help myself.
All I ask is please give people hooking up car seats a break. They are sometimes tricky to hook up properly. And by taking the time to make sure they are right they have the child best interests in mind. And making rude comments only ticks off and bothers the person hooking up the seat and in the long run takes even longer. Thank you!
Thursday, December 2. 2004
I am trying to understand
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I'm missing something as usual. We have a person that steals money from the company they work for but no charges are ever filed for theft or anything else but finally the Feds prosecute her on Al Capone style charges. Why were no local charges for theft ever filed? I can't figure why the only charges against her are for tax evasion on the stolen money. It just don't figure.
The difference between tax avoidance and tax evasion is the thickness of a prison wall. Denis Healey
The difference between tax avoidance and tax evasion is the thickness of a prison wall. Denis Healey
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No really, I need some time away from people.
I need to get more than a couple of days off. I could use a day or two to get caught up on home responsibilities. Get all of that out of the way.
then I need to take a couple of days to just go away. Like, into the woods, by a lake, with just food, books and paper to write/draw on. Or I could do out to the beach. I dig the beach. Especially in the fall when the evil sun is less prevalent.
I'm not trying to complain this time. I'm just making an observation. I haven't really been able to find a way to get the batteries fully recharged recently. My job is such that I have to deal with a lot of people and a fair amount of stress most days.
I believe myself to be an introvert, who happens to be good at conversation. I may be fine at a gathering of people, but I generally prefer quiet/just music and solitude/less interaction.
I'm able to just about get myself recharged enough to function the next day. Then I use the weekends to make a big push to be functional for the week. That typically means that I'm pretty wiped out at the end of the work day. Which usually results in a desire to be a bum the rest of the evening.
I just need to get a full recharge under my belt. I'm not sure how I'm going to make that happen though. I might have time to get away for a day or two, but I'm certainly not going to get a week or half a week off of work.
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Internet!! Hello and happy it's not Thanksgiving anymore. That's right, we made it. We battled that little baby Time for a whole 11 months, and now it stands before us old and decrepit and miserable for 1 more month. But don't worry Time take some of yourself and look around you at this last month, this last somewhat wonderful month of movies!! In fact, let's all do that, with a little number that goes something… like this.
December Movie Preview 2015
December 4th –
Krampus – A movie about evil Santa coming around at Christmas and killing a bunch of snot nosed jerks, that will somehow not be at all as good as a movie based on that idea should be. I mean I can think of individuals in my life who I would LOVE to see get a visit from the old Kramper Damper, but this movie will just be bad. Save yourself some ten dollars, and in no way watch it.
Macbeth – Michael Fassbender and Marion Cottilard play Macbeth and Mrs. Macbeth. What more could you possibly need to know about this movie?? It's gonna be great. But it is also gonna be rated R… cause it's Macbeth. So not for the kids all you snooty parents who want to take your kids to Shakespeare. Also (and brace yourself for this shocker) it's not exactly playing in a lot of theaters so… good luck finding one near you. I traded four score and seven thistles to a guy and it STILL wasn't enough to cover my gas expenses to get to the nearest Macbeth enabled theater. Course the thistle market has been down this year… Dang communists.
December 11th
In the Heart of the Sea – I'm VERY excited for this movie. It's got Chris Hemsworth, Tom Holland (Spiderman/boy/he better not screw this up), Cillian Murphy and Bendan Gleeson. AND Ben Whishaw (Q/the only mildly lighthearted parts of James Bond movies these days) as Herman Melville. I literally don't know what else I could ask for in a movie except for maybe a giant whale.
Nothing else of note comes out this week. Go watch In the Heart of the Sea. Or… I don't know, hold your friends and loved ones close because sweet juniper buries and berries the weekend after this is —
December 18th
And thus I am feed with what is probably the single greatest and most terrible decision I have ever faced. I HATE crowds… and I love Star Wars. How much does it cost to rent out a theater?? Oh wait, some crazy person already did that. For seriously though. Someone bought all of the tickets to a showing just so he could watch it in peace. And I consider that a VERY valid route to success.
On a more film related note, let's be realistic. This will probably be a good movie. That's what JJ Abrams does best. Good movies. He hasn't really made a great movie yet (though I loved Star Trek Into Darkness, which Star Trek fans hated because… Picard??? Maybe???) He makes good movies, and he's VERY good at making movies that appeal to your nostalgia factor. Even Super 8 (not that good a movie) was LOADED with weird 80's kid movie nostalgia. So that's what I'm expecting here: a good Star Wars movie that reminds me of my Han Solo action figure filled childhood. I'm not expecting a great movie that changes my life and threatens the Dark Knight on it's 'Ultimate Micah Movie' pedestal. I will be very surprised if this is a bad movie because… well frankly there's no way Harrison Ford would have even vaguely sort of agreed to do it if there wasn't something there. I mean that dude hates Star Wars. So that's it: it'll be good. And Star Wars. And I am 1000 percent down with that.
Also out this week: Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip (AKA We Had to Release This Sometime, So Why Not Hope Some Drunk Star Wars Fans Accidentally By the Wrong Tickets.) Also: who keeps making these movies??? And how? Who is signing the giant check for Alvin and the Chipmunks 4??? And can we kill them?
Oh and also Sisters, a movie starring Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, two women who I think are hilarious, and wonderful, and Queens of modern comedy… and the movie does not look good. I'm sorry Tina and Amy… but it does not look good. Someone say I'm wrong here, I want this movie to be great but, have you seen the trailers?? At any point during the trailer did you do anything but moderately smirk to yourself?? Any comedy trailer is supposed to be 3 minutes long and should have at least two laugh out loud moments (saving your best moments for the movie, but as a comedy movie you should have some comedy to spare.) I got nothing from the Sisters trailer. And I hated myself just a little bit for not caring about this movie.
December 25th –
I spent longer then I should have on Star Wars (a sentence that could realistically be my epitaph) so let's some up some of the incredibly depressing movies that are being released on Christmas shall we??
Concussion – Will Smith stars as a doctor who discovers the horrible, life ruining effects of the repeated concussions suffered by many NFL players.
Joy – Something something Jennifer Lawrence, something something, a woman fights for what's hers in a world dominated by men and cattle… or something.
Point Break – Not really a depressing movie so much as a depressing reminder that someone looked at a movie starring Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze that came out in 1991 and thought we needed a remake.
The Hateful Eight – Quentin Tarentino gets a bunch of people together and murders them in a cabin. It's basically the weird ADD child of Django Unchained and Agatha Christies' And Then There Were None… but also real violent.
Revenant – Leonardo Decaprio stars as a man whose son is brutally murdered and who himself is brutally mostly murdered and he seeks revenge on said murderer and mostly murderer.
So to some up we have: Child murder/revenge, Woman struggling to make it in mans world, crappy 90's remake, Quentin Tarentino in the Woods, and NFL concussions.
Merry Christmas???
So there you go guys, December. And 16 days to Star Wars… just in case you were wondering.


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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
These Boots Were Made for Flashin
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Oh my . . . pretty fancy. We'll have to see what Trapper says. By the way, your boys are still just too cute! Love Ya.
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AHAHA! I love it Liss :]
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sweet!! i love the way he stomps around like he's REALLY got somewhere to be... too cute! <3
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The Schlachte Cranes were important to the port of Bremen as they enabled heavy loads to be moved off boats on the River Weser. The Schlachte became an important harbour for the city after silting prevented the use of the Balge as a harbour. Today, only the foundations of a 19th-century crane remain on the Weser waterfront.
A map of Bremen made around 1640 clearly shows what must be a large crane. The wooden structure was built around a central mast that allowed the crane to turn.
A new harbour crane installed in 1684 is attributed to Jacob Leupold.<ref name=theory>Theatrum Machinarum Generale ("The General Theory of Machines"), Jacob Leupold.</ref> This crane could also rotate but two large treadwheels enabled six men to lift a load of three tonnes. In his book on the theory of machines, Leupold illustrates two cranes at Bremen. The more ambitious model is pictured here. It should be noted that the boom would have been much longer as it has been shortened to fit within the illustration. The crane would have been used for moving exceptionally heavy loads of single items as the predominant method of moving loads was to use human labour.
The Schlachte became an important harbour for the city after silting prevented the use of the Balge as a harbour. Today the stone foundations of a large crane are preserved on the Schlachte promenade along the River Weser. A plaque explains the history of the cranes.
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EATR of the Dead?
The last Mike Rowe-bot on our list really has a bum rap. When Cyclone Power Technologies and Robotic Technologis Inc. first announced its Energetically Autonomous Tactical Robot (EATR) project back in 2009, the media had a field day. Headlines full of corpse-munching battlefield robots spread across the Internet, despite the fact that EATR is actually a vegetarian.
Certainly, its makers always envisioned EATR as a robot capable of finding, ingesting and extracting energy from biomass in its surroundings. But they're quick to point out that such feasts would mostly consist of twigs, grass clippings and wood chips [source: RTI]. Despite the nasty reputation, this bot essentially mimics the fuel system of the common donkey: eat grass, transform into energy. Only instead of digesting biomass, EATR will burn it in a combustion chamber to generate power for its rugged wheels and vegetation-shredding limbs.
But who knows what the future may bring? Some Japanese museums depend on robotic systems to store and retrieve urns for visiting family members. Robots like Virtobot already assist in our mortuary duties. And while biomass-consuming robots are still a developing technology, the idea of corpse-based energy is nothing new. In 2011, Britain's Durham Crematorium even announced plans to install turbines in its burners to generate energy [source: Merchant].
So don't judge EATR too harshly, but there's no telling what his descendants will be like.
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- Dillow, Clay. "Sandia's Gemini-Scout: A Rescue Robot Optimized for Mining Disasters." Popular Science. Aug. 18, 2011. (Feb. 3, 2012) http://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2011-08/sandias-gemini-scout-rescue-robot-optimized-mining-disasters
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- Leggett, Hadley. "Vet School 2.0: Stick Your Hand Up a Virtual Cow Butt." WIRED. Nov. 6, 2009. (Feb. 3, 2012) http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2009/11/haptic-cow/
- Merchant, Brian. "Crematorium to Generate Energy from Burned Corpses." TreeHugger. Dec. 1, 2011. (Feb. 3, 2012) http://www.treehugger.com/renewable-energy/crematorium-generate-clean-energy.html
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- Robot Technologies Inc. "Energetically Autonomous Tactical Robot (EATR) Project." 2012. (Feb. 3, 2012) http://www.robotictechnologyinc.com/index.php/EATR
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The Ural-375D is one of the Vehicles available in Squad. The Ural-375D is a general purpose off-road 6x6 Transport and Logistics truck that was adopted by the Soviet Army in 1964 to 1991, when the Soviet Army dissolved. The Soviet Army's successor, the Russian Ground Forces (RGF), continued using the truck to this day.
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The Ural-375D is a general purpose off-road 6x6 truck designed and manufactured by the Ural Automotive Plant (UAP) since 1964. The Ural-375D is a variant of the Ural-375, which was designed and manufactured by the same company in 1961 to replace the ZIL-157 truck for the Soviet Army. The Ural 375 is a general purpose vehicle, meaning that it can have a large amount of uses, such as a tractor trailer, box truck, military transport, etc. The UAP later designed the Ural 375's variant, the Ural 375D, in 1964, and includes an all-metal cab and full-time all-wheel drive and is used to mount the BM-21 "Grad" Rocket Launcher. Production for the Ural-375 stopped while production for the Ural-375D began in 1964 and stopped in 1983, when the Ural-4320 became more favorable than the Ural-375D.. The Soviet Army later adopted the Ural-375D in the same year and was in service till 1991, when the Soviet Army dissolved. The Soviet Army's successor, the RGF, later used the Ural 375D for military transport, logistics, and a launching platform for the BM-21 "Grad" Rocket Launcher since 1991.
The Ural-375D weighs 8 tonnes (7.87 long tons, 8.82 short tons), and is 7.35 m long (24.11 ft), 2.69 m wide (8.83 ft), 2.68 m high (8.79 ft). This vehicle has the ZiL-375 diesel engine whose power is 180 hp. It can reach up to a speed of 75 km/h (46.60 mph).
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The Ural-375D is previously used by the RGF until it got replaced by the Ural-4320. As of now, the Ural-375D is used by the Irregular Militia as transport and logistics while the Insurgents used it for anti-aircraft.
- The number of crew and passengers that a Ural-375D can hold depends on the variant. The crew has no protection and as such, is extremely exposed.
- Due to the Ural-375D having no armament, the vehicle must be protected by infantry or fire support vehicles.
- The Ural-375D has weak armor, and can be taken down by .50 cal ammunition and RPG-7 fire. The vehicle can also be effectively disabled if the crew is shot out by small arms fire.
- For more information, see "Loading and Unloading Supplies" section of Logistic System.
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Transport[edit | edit source]
The Ural-375D Transport variant is best for fast movement of a squad to different places around the map. It is available to the Irregular Militia only.
Logistics[edit | edit source]
The Ural-375D Logistics variant exchanges its passenger capacity for carrying supplies to squads to build forward operating bases. It is available to the Irregular Militia and the Insurgents (in civilian colors only).[1]
ZSU-23-2[edit | edit source]
Armed with the ZSU-23-2 anti-air autocannon, this Ural-375D can inflict harsh damage on approaching enemy aircraft as well as nearby infantrymen. It is available to the Insurgents only.[1]


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The packaging mechanism selected depends very much on the type of extension being developed. For simple extensions that can consist of a simple web script or two, a suitable choice could be a JAR file containing the scripts, located somewhere on the application server classpath, for example in tomcat/shared/lib. For much more extensive extensions a module layout might be a better choice, where the module is packaged as an AMP file and then applied to a target WAR file such as alfresco.war or share.war.
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Temple Independent Theatre Company and Downtown Contemporary Arts Festival (D-CAF) announced the cancellation of the Before the Revolution play, based on a decision by Censorship on Artistic Works to remove five scenes from the play.
The play is written and directed by independent artist Ahmed El-Attar, the founder of D-CAF and Studio Emad Eddin Foundation (SEE).
For the play's local premiere, the censorship authority requested the omission of five scenes from the play, something that the director found to have a "negative and strong impact on the dramatic structure and the work of art, draining its artistic and literary content," a D-CAF statement read.
Before the Revolution stars artists Ramzy Liner and Nanda Mohammad and was scheduled to be screened on 18, 19, and 20 March, and was cancelled one day before its opening night.
El-Attar applied for another screening license and requested the formation of another committee to watch the play, hoping that it will then approve the performance, so it can be open to the public on 20 March.
The play takes audiences back in time to before the mass protests than began on 25 January 2011, portraying the status of Egypt before and during the "inevitable eruption."
With a more experimental format, the play's aim is to transport audiences to an alternate state, allow them to better understand not just the causes that led to the revolution, but also the event itself, the times that came after it, and the future that stemmed from it.
It was performed in several countries, including France, Belgium, and Switzerland, and toured several festivals and theatres.
At a D-CAF press conference, El-Attar expressed his excitement at presenting the play in Egypt, stressing that it mainly targets Egyptians. "I'm looking forward to performing it here in Egypt, because the Egyptian audience is the main target audience, followed by Arab and international audiences. I can't wait to see Egyptian viewers' reaction to the show," he said.
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This Futuristic Retractable Door Is An Awesome Idea!
Lately there have been a lot of cool concept cars unveiled and a lot of them have been pretty creative! A lot of these cars have unique, futuristic features that some may call gimmicks but it depends who you ask! Well a lot of these cars, especially Tesla, have unique doors that open and close in awesome ways!
A lot of doors on concept cars open in unusual ways to help avoid the door from hitting other cars when opening in tight parking spaces. However, this person who did this DIY car door to their car might have a better idea! As you can tell from the video, the door completely retracts! That's awesome! The video starts off with the window being rolled down but after the window rolls down, the entire door folds down inside the car. Talk about futuristic! This also would enable a driver to open up their door in a tight parking space without the fear of hitting anyone else's car.
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The Bank of Monticello recently donated $2,500 to Culver-Stockton College. The annual donation contributes to the Student Scholarship Fund. One-hundred percent of gifts to the Student Scholarship Fund are used to provide scholarships and grants for C-SC students. More than 90 percent of students at Culver-Stockton receive financial aid from the College.
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The eye is an amazing optical device. Like a camera, the eye focuses light into a clear image, which is then changed into electrical signals and sent to the brain for interpretation. Abnormalities in the size and shape of the eye lead to poor vision, which requires glasses or contact lenses for improved clarity.
Scientists and engineers have been working for years, trying to perfect the options for restoring vision without glasses or contact lenses. Currently, the two major categories of vision enhancement include LASIK/PRK and ICL lens implant procedures. LASIK and PRK work externally by reshaping the cornea, ICL implants are placed inside the eye to help focus light rays without glasses or contact lenses. Each procedure has specific benefits and minor risks. Our job is to help educate you on your options and guide your decision making so that you end up with the best possible vision with the safest and highest technology procedure.
Dr. DeBry will work with each patient to make sure they get the best technology for their vision-correction surgery.
The eye works like a camera to focus light and create a clear image. There are two main eye structures that share the job of providing good focus, the cornea, and the lens. The cornea is the window of the eye, much like your car windshield. It is made of living tissue (cells and collagen) that is perfectly clear and shaped with a curved surface. As the light rays enter this curved surface the rays are bent (or refracted), directing the rays closer together and towards the lens. The next structure that light rays encounter is the lens. The lens of the eye is shaped like an M&M candy and is also composed of perfectly clear cells and collagen. The lens also bends the light rays, refracting them towards the posterior surface in the eye, the retina.
The eye is amazing! Your body has it's own auto-focusing camera system with 3-D technology. Clear vision without glasses requires the eye to be a perfect shape and size with each component of the eye doing its job in the focusing process. Looking around the world at the people you see every day it is easy to realize that we all aren't born with a perfect shape and size. If your eye is bigger or smaller than average, or if each component of the eye (cornea and lens) doesn't focus perfectly, your vision will be out of focus. Blurry vision due to focusing problems is called Refractive Error. There are three main categories of refractive error: myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism.
Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a condition of the eye where the focusing power of the eye does not match the size and shape of the eyeball. People who are myopic generally have an eye that is bigger than average or a cornea that has a higher curvature than average. This results in blurred vision for distant objects. One benefit to being myopic is the ability to see things up close without your glasses or contact lenses.
Hyperopia is caused by an eye that is smaller than average or a cornea that is flatter than it should be. In many people, the auto-focusing ability of the eye is able to help keep an image in focus when the eye is young and healthy. Because of this many hyperopic people don't need to wear glasses when they are children and young adults. Eventually the auto-focus mechanism ages and blurry vision results, leading to the need for glasses. A hyperopic person can't see well in the distance or up close without glasses or contact lenses.
Astigmatism is a focusing problem of the eye related to the shape of the cornea. A normal cornea is perfectly round like a basketball. With astigmatism, the eye develops with a slightly oval shape like a football. Astigmatism is corrected with glasses or contact lenses. Almost everyone has a small amount of astigmatism. Astigmatism can be treated with LASIK and PRK. The ICL surgery at this time is limited in the ability to correct significant amounts of astigmatism.
There are three main methods of surgically treating refractive error. Since the cornea and lens are the two eye structures that focus the light, they are the main structures commonly treated to improve vision. Laser technology can be used to reshape the cornea (LASIK and PRK), and surgical procedures can be done to replace the existing lens (Refractive lens exchange) or simply insert a new lens (Visian ICL).
Monovision is an option to help people in their 40's and older to avoid wearing reading glasses. As the eye ages, it loses its ability to focus on items within 18-24 inches. This aging change is called presbyopia. One method to treat presbyopia, monovision, is to use your dominant eye for distance activities (driving, TV) and the other eye for close activities (reading, computer). This is commonly done with contact lenses for people in the mid-40's and older. If you are in your 40's and are considering LASIK, PRK, or an ICL implant, monovision may be beneficial for you. If you have not tried monovision, before having a permanent surgery we recommend working with your optometrist in a monovision contact lens trial to make sure you can adjust to it. Benefits of monovision include less need for reading glasses. Some people have difficulty tolerating the different focus between the two eyes and reduced depth perception.
Dr. DeBry often works closely with your optometrist planning your refractive surgery. Your optometrist may help make some of the initial measurements on your eye to achieve an accurate power selection. The optometrist may also see you for some of the post-operative visits. You have the choice to decide which doctors will participate in your pre- and post-operative care. If your optometrist provides some of these services they will be paid accordingly based on the services they provide. We may elect to have you pay separate payments to our clinic and the optometrist. Please see the co-management consent form located later in this book for more information.
Another option for vision correction is an ICL implant. The ICL is a lens implant developed to correct myopia. Although the Visian ICL is often informally named an "implantable contact lens," in the United States, the acronym ICL stands for "Implantable Collamer Lens." Collamer is the unique material that the lens is made of. The ICL surgery has some benefits when compared to LASIK or PRK, but also has its own unique set of risks.
The Visian ICL offers unparalleled quality of vision, providing excellent contrast. Two unique factors help explain this superior optical performance. First, the Visian ICL is made of Collamer – a soft, flexible lens material that contains a small amount of collagen – making the lens extremely biocompatible for a lifetime of clear vision. Second, the lens is placed inside the eye, where it continues to focus light accurately without any maintenance required.
The safety and effectiveness of the Visian ICL surgery implantation procedure has been proven with over 125,000 implants worldwide. Unlike corneal refractive surgery (LASIK and PRK), the Visian ICL does not permanently alter the structure of the eye. Instead, the Visian ICL is placed in the eye's posterior chamber, where it works with the natural lens to correct vision.
Unlike other phakic IOLs, the Visian ICL is foldable. This feature allows physicians to implant the lens using a smaller incision. The small incision procedure is a technique that is familiar to eye surgeons. The Visian ICL requires a 3.0mm (1/8 inch) incision as opposed to the 6.0mm incision required by other FDA-approved phakic IOLs. This smaller incision is seen as less invasive, does not require sutures, and is less likely to cause astigmatism (change the corneal shape).
Although the Visian ICL is meant to stay in the eye indefinitely, it is easily removed by a trained ophthalmic surgeon, leaving the patient's options open for future treatments. LASIK and PRK permanently alter the eye structures and cannot be reversed if the recipient is dissatisfied or of there are complications.
One amazing aspect of the ICL implant is that many people report that they see better after the procedure than they had ever seen before with glasses or contact lenses. This is related to the quality of the implant material and the location of placement within the eye. The lens actually makes the image a little larger than glasses or contact lenses, which can help you to see small details even clearer. 49% of lens recipients gained one or more lines of best-corrected vision. In other words, if they could see 20/30 with their glasses or contact lenses before the procedure, they improved to 20/20 after the procedure.
Most patients who have had the ICL implant are happy with their decision and feel they had a good outcome from the surgery. In the FDA study of 341 patients, only 1% claimed that they were dissatisfied with the procedure. 97% of patients said they would have the surgery again.
The Visian ICL has been studied in FDA trials and successfully implanted in over 125,000 eyes over the last 10 years. This experience has shown the implant to be very safe and effective. Nevertheless, all medical treatments have potential side effects and complications. Before choosing an elective procedure it is important that you understand these possible problems. Potential problems from the ICL procedure include:
Because an incision is made in the eye and the ICL is implanted through this incision, there is a risk that bacteria could enter the eye and cause an infection. This can occur even with the antibiotic medications used before and after the procedure. The risk of a severe infection is less than 1:1,000.
A cataract or cloudy lens usually develops with aging. You may have heard of older people having cataract surgery. Trauma can also cause cataract development. The ICL surgery is a minor trauma to the eye. In the FDA study the rate of cataract developing that required surgery was only 0.6%. Patients who developed a cataract eventually required another surgery to fix this condition. Most people still end up with good vision without glasses after a successful cataract procedure.
High eye pressure
During the ICL procedure a thick gel is placed inside the eye to protect the delicate eye structures. This thick gel can block the fluid circulation and cause a short-term elevation in the eye pressure. This can usually be treated successfully with eye drops. It is also possible that the ICL can push the iris forward and block the drain of the eye. This may require medications or laser surgery to treat the condition. Your eye pressure will need to be checked later in the day after the procedure to make sure there are no pressure problems developing.
Retinal Detachment
The retina is the thin film that covers the inside of the eye like wallpaper covers a wall. A retinal detachment means the retina peels away from the eye. A retinal detachment usually requires surgery to repair the detachment. Eyes that are myopic or nearsighted usually are larger than normal, which leads to a thinner retina. Being nearsighted is a risk factor for developing a retinal detachment. In the FDA study 3 patients (less than 1%) developed a retinal detachment in the months after the surgery. Because these myopic eyes had risk factors for retinal detachment, it is difficult to tell whether the surgery was a contributing factor in these cases. As a nearsighted person you should have a good retinal exam at least once each year.
Lens sizing problems
Although several sets of measurements are made prior to ICL surgery, it is possible that the lens selected is smaller or larger than an ideal size. This occurs because of variability within biological systems that is difficult to measure. Problems of this nature that are severe enough to lead to an ICL exchange occur less than 5% of procedures.
A lens implant has the potential to cause glare and halos at night. The normal eye response to darkness is to make the pupil get larger to let in more light. A healthy young person may have a very large pupil in dim illumination. If the pupil gets larger than the implanted lens, some light can hit the lens edge and bounce into the eye causing glare or halos. This same process can also happen with glasses, contact lenses, and LASIK procedures. In the FDA study, some patients reported symptoms of glare and halos related to their vision correction with glasses or contact lenses. After the procedure a few patients noted more noticeable symptoms of glare and halos. It was rare that this was considered severe or bothersome. For example 11% reported noticing moderate or severe glare before the procedure and 14% reported this symptom after the procedure. 20% of patients reported night driving difficulties before the procedure and 16% reported this after the procedure.
Astigmatism means that the cornea, or front window of the eye is shaped more like a football than a basketball. The curvature in one direction is different than the curvature 90 degrees away (perpendicular). Astigmatism causes the vision to be slightly blurry. This can be corrected with glasses or special contact lenses (toric lens). The FDA is currently reviewing approval for a version of the ICL that corrects astigmatism. Until then, astigmatism needs to be treated with special incisions in the cornea (LRI or limbal relaxing incisions). People with large amounts of astigmatism may not be good candidates for the Visian ICL procedure or will need a dual procedure with an ICL and LASIK/PRK.
The ICL is made of a high tech material known as collamer. Collamer is a revolutionary material used exclusively in making STAAR Surgical corrective lenses, including several models of the Visian ICL. Its name comes from the combination of "collagen" and "polymer". Because it is made with collagen, Collamer is compatible with your body's natural chemistry. Collamer is easy to implant because it unfolds gently and predictably in the eye. Collamer transmits light very similarly to your natural lens because the material's characteristics are nearly identical to the human crystalline lens. Collamer offers numerous advantages over other lens materials:
Quality of Vision
Due to its unique anti-reflective properties and high water content, Collamer helps transmit light nearly identically to the human crystalline lens. This means less light is reflected within the eye, leading to sharper, clearer vision; and far fewer occurrences of glare, halos, or poor night vision associated with other lenses or corrective procedures.
Meaning "compatible with your body's natural chemistry," biocompatibility is a key advantage of Collamer. The collagen in the Collamer attracts fibronectin, a substance found naturally in the eye. A layer of fibronectin forms around the lens, inhibiting white cell adhesion to the lens. This coating prevents the lens from being identified as a foreign object, and the lens remains unnoticed and "quiet in the eye" indefinitely. What's more, like the collagen it contains, Collamer carries a slight negative ionic charge. Proteins in the eye also carry a negative charge. As these two negative forces meet each other along the border of the Visian ICL, the charge repulsion pushes away the proteins from the lens, naturally keeping it clean and clear.
UV Protection
Long-term exposure to UV radiation can damage the eyes; longer term or more intense exposure increase the chance of eye disorders including the development of cataracts and some retinal problems. As an added feature, the Visian ICL advanced lens material contains a UV blocker that actually prevents harmful UVA and UVB rays from entering the eye, possibly preventing the development of UV related eye disorders.
The best visual results from an ICL procedure require accurate measurements to determine the perfect size and power of lens implant. The FDA also has specific criteria that must be met to ensure good results from the procedure. To complete all of these tests more than one visit to the office may be required. Your optometrist may also help collect the required measurements for the procedure. The following tests are typically required
It is best that these measurements be done without a contact lens being worn for at least several weeks. Contact lenses worn for many years can actually change the shape of the cornea. If you wear contact lenses we recommend that you stay out of them for a few weeks and wear only glasses until the measurements can be completed. If it is very difficult to go without contact lenses, then the surgery can still be done, however, there is a slightly higher chance that the lens implanted will not be the right size and strength for your eye. Since you will have this lens for 30 years or more, it is probably worth a few weeks of inconvenience without your contacts to get the best eye measurements.
You have the choice to do both ICL implants on one day or separate the two surgeries into two different days. The safest option is to do the eyes on two different days. This allows Dr. DeBry the opportunity to assess the outcome of the first surgery before the second procedure. Based on the first procedure, small adjustments in lens size or power can be made prior to the second eye being done. However, many people have scheduling constraints with work or family responsibilities that make it difficult to take extra days off to do the surgeries on different days. If you choose to have the surgeries done on the same day we will have you sign an extra consent form acknowledging this choice. The risk of a severe bilateral problem such as an infection is very rare. Plan on your vision being blurry for the first day or two while the eye is healing from the procedure. We recommend you don't plan any important meetings or travel for at least a few days after the procedure to allow your vision time to improve.
An ICL implant can be done in our in-office surgery suite or in the operating room at an outpatient surgery center (ASC). An ICL surgery is similar to a trip to the dentist to have a cavity filled, it takes around 15 minutes and there is mild discomfort. Most patients can tolerate this just fine with a mild sedating pill (Triazolam) and anesthetic eye drops. If you do not have a high level of anxiety we recommend the surgery be done in the office. This option will save you $1500 per eye compared to the ASC. If you have significant anxiety that might require an anesthesiologist and IV sedation, we are happy to arrange the procedure in the outpatient surgery center. The final results of the surgery will be the same at either location.
The Visian ICL implant is placed behind the iris, the colored portion of the eye. The eye is filled with fluid, and this fluid is continuously circulating within the eye. This fluid must move through the pupil, passing through the area that is now occupied by the lens implant. It is possible that the lens implant blocks the flow of fluid. The peripheral iridotomy creates a very small opening in the iris, allowing fluid to easily pass around the lens implant. This prevents a blockage in fluid flow, which could lead to dangerously high eye pressures. The iridotomy can be done before the surgery using a laser or during the surgery making small incisions. For most people, this small opening in the iris has no visual symptoms. A small percentage of people may notice a line of light or glare coming through the new iridotomy opening.
When you arrive at the office you will be given a sedating pill (Triazolam) and several sets of eye drops that dilate the pupils. Once the dilation has set in, an anesthetic gel will be applied. This whole process takes around one hour. During this time we will also check your blood pressure and a quick urine pregnancy test if you are a female of childbearing potential. Once the pill has started to relax you and the eyes are dilated and anesthetized, you will be brought back to the surgery room. We have a very comfortable bed to lie on. A few monitors will be applied to help us monitor your pulse rate and blood pressure. The skin around the eye will be cleansed with an antiseptic (Povidone Iodine) and a thin drape applied over your face to keep the surgical area sterile. You don't have to worry about blinking because a small wire is used to keep the eyelids open. During the procedure, you will be asked to stare straight ahead into the fairly bright microscope light. You will likely feel some burning and pressure for short times during the procedure, which takes around 10 minutes. After the procedure, your eye will be covered with a clear plastic shield.
If you have chosen to have bilateral surgery, the second eye treatment is done as a completely separate procedure. You will leave the operating room, the room will be wiped down, and all new sterile supplies opened. Once the equipment is set up and ready, you will go back into the OR and have the second eye done. Treating each eye as a completely separate procedure lowers the risk of a rare but severe event such as an infection affecting both of your eyes.
For a procedure done in the ambulatory surgery center, there are a few minor differences. Because you will be getting a stronger sedating medication you will need to be fasting. This means no food or drink for at least 8 hours before your procedure. You will also need to have an IV placed in your arm to allow the anesthesiologist to give you the sedating medications in your vein. As mentioned previously, there is an extra cost for these services.
Once the lens is implanted you will no longer be nearsighted, but the best vision may take up to a week to achieve. For the first day, you should plan on the vision in your surgical eye being blurry. This is due to the medications used before and during the procedure, the bright microscope light, and the postoperative eye drops. The next day the vision should be improved and over the next few days, you will notice additional clarity as the eye heals.
There are two different eye drops that are used to help give you the best outcome from the procedure; a mild anti-inflammatory (Prednisolone) and an antibiotic (Ofloxacin). We ask that you start the drops a few days before the procedure to prepare the eye for the treatment, and continue them for a few weeks after. The detailed dosing schedule is included in the back of this book. Please let us know if you have difficulty buying them or run out of drops after the procedure. Your best results may depend on adequate dosing of the eye drops after the procedure.
Because of the sedating medications used, you will need a driver to take you home from the office or surgery center. You shouldn't drive the rest of the day until the medications have worn off. If you have bilateral surgery you shouldn't drive until the vision has cleared to the point where you feel comfortable driving. We ask that you take it easy the first 24 hours and don't plan any important meetings or events. You should be gentle with your eyes and avoid rubbing them if possible. Dr. DeBry also recommends that you avoid vigorous activity for a few days as you adjust to your new vision. Finally, no swimming with your head under the water is allowed for one week after the procedure. All of your normal daily activities are fine, including showering and bathing.
LASIK is a surgical procedure intended to reduce a person's dependency on glasses or contact lenses. Click here to read more from FDA.gov.


text: Questions You Can Ask to Get your Life UnstuckAs part of a client's therapy, I always ask him/her, "What do you hope to accomplish with our time together?" Kudos to the recent client who answered, "I want to stop feeling so afraid all the time," Wouldn't we all? We may couch it in softer terms and say we're worried, anxious, restless, or stressed, but at the core it says the same thing: "We're afraid."When my 20-year marriage fell apart, I felt overwhelmed with anxiety. Where would I live? How would I support myself? What else could go wrong? I was sure that if I found answers to my questions I'd stop fearing that any minute the sky would fall.· Why did this happen to me?· Who is to blame?· What went wrong?· When will I feel better again? We try to fix our pain with certainty, as if relief is just one right answer away. We think, if we only knew the answers, then we could get our life together and move on. Like a song stuck on auto-repeat our minds go over and over the never never-ending loop.· People who binge eat want to know: "Why is it I can succeed in every area of my life but still not be able to control my weight?"· Clients getting divorced ask: "Why do I have to go through this when it seems so unfair?"· New retirees, wonder in disgust: "Why haven't I figured this out by now?"What we really want is to stop feeling afraid of life's difficulties. We want to feel comforted when we're sad and hopeful about good things to come. We want to enjoy the company of those who embrace us and to live the purpose God designed us for. We want to love and be loved. And we want to get unstuck so we can experience this!Underneath our demand to know why our life is the way it is, lurks the faulty belief: We should be better than this. Life should be better than this. The problem is: It's not. We're not. So we stay stuck. Until we start there, we might as well chase the pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. Once we accept: It is what it is; I am who I am, we begin to ask the questions that can lead us forward. In John chapter 14, after telling his disciples about his upcoming death, Jesus anticipates their fears and says: "Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid." Control is not the answer. What we need is Peace. Shalom: The absence of fear and anxiety. Peace changes everything. By trusting that God is good and still in control, no matter what life brings, we can ask completely different questions. · What if I didn't have to figure this out but only had to trust and obey?What if I only had to do the next right thing?· What if everything really IS working together for my good?How does that change my interpretation?· What if God wants to use me for a new purpose?How can I step out in faith to find out?Do you feel the difference? Seeking answers to these questions starts us on a new adventure to a bigger, more spacious life than the one we'd been living. The questions that get us unstuck are the ones that lead us to letting go of our fearful grasping for control and direct us to discover what God may be inviting us to. I don't know any other way to get there apart from trusting God. I know that doesn't sound very "counselorish", but it's the only therapy that works. When we trust, allow, even delight in, the loving presence of God in our lives, anxieties cease. The inner storm is calmed. We can finally relax enough to move forward.It begins by trusting that God's plan is better than our own. Our lives are in his hands. He cannot fail us. We progress by LIVING THE NEW QUESTIONS in anticipation of what God can do with a life surrendered to him. We step out in faith not because we know the answers, but because we hear God's prompt: "Go ahead. I've got this covered."


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Having survived cancer himself, he completely understands what it is like to be a patient. He lives with his wife, 2 children, dog, and enjoys playing piano, tennis, running, bicycling, and sailing.


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James visited Henry Ford Museum with his class at LPMS and after was picked up by his parents who took him to visit Greenfield Village and their 1000 pumpkin display. It was very cool today, 48 degrees and the family had to bundle up but they made the trek through the Halloween decorations in the village, although most of the traveling was done via train. The village was very empty compared to the visits we usually make on the weekends so we basically had the whole village to ourselves.
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