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Fruit bats harbour more deadly viruses
Bats harbour more deadly viruses than was previously thought, scientists say.Researchers have found that henipaviruses, which spread to other animals and humans, and a disease that is similar to rabies are widespread in a species of fruit bat found in Africa. The team says this poses a potential risk to human health, because the bats roost close to cities and are also hunted for food. The study is published in Nature Communications. Professor James Wood, an epidemiologist from the University of Cambridge, said: "I think that it's no immediate cause for panic -these viruses have probably been there for a very long time in bats. "But I think that it does raise questions relating public health surveillance and care that should be taken to avoid possible contact that might result in transmission." Disease reservoir Bats are a well-known mixing pot for viruses, some of which can spread to other animals and humans. The origins of diseases such as Sars and Ebola can be traced back to these flying mammals, and they have also been implicated in the spread of the new deadly Mers virus. In Africa, the straw-coloured fruit bat (Eidolon helvum), the continent's most widely distributed bat, is known to host different infectious diseases. But until now the extent has not been known. o find out more, researchers tested more than 2,000 bats in 12 African countries. They found that just under half (42%) were harbouring henipaviruses, which can be deadly if they spread to other animals and humans, particularly in the form of the Hendra virus. Prof Wood explained: "In Australia… the virus has spread into horses, and from horses, this virus has passed into vets tending sick horses, and this has killed a a number of people in Australian. "In Malaysia there was a huge outbreak associated with pigs in 1999, in which more than 100 pig farmers and slaughter house workers died." About a third of the fruit bats were also found to be infected with the rabies-like Lagos bat virus. Prof Wood said there was no evidence yet that the two viruses had spread to humans in Africa. But he added that in some areas disease surveillance was poor, and there could have been cases that went undetected.The researchers said improved vigilance was needed. "For Lagos bat virus I think there are particular risks for those people who hunt bats, because it is most likely transmitted by bites," said Prof Wood. "But perhaps more worrying for the family of henipaviruses, there may well be some transmission from urine and that raises very large questions for people who live in close proximity to large bat roosts." The team said that removing the bats or culling them was not an option, and could even spread the viruses further. They added that the animals were also a crucial part of the ecosystem.
"Making sure the animals live in a protected zone is probably is safer in terms of direct risks than intervening to make the bat colonies move on," explained Professor Wood. By Rebecca Morelle– BBC Nature

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Photos Of A Short Life Comfort Only Some Grieving Parents
Our next story is about profound loss - the loss of a child and how parents grieve in ways that are deeply personal. So personal that what comforts one parent, may disturb another. Here's reporter Ari Daniel.
ARI DANIEL, BYLINE: Within two days of moving into her new home in southwestern Connecticut, Floribeth Roman filled the place with photos.
FLORIBETH ROMAN: So I have our wedding portrait. I have pictures of my boys on the opposite walls.
DANIEL: I counted over 80 photographs on display on the first floor alone.
F. ROMAN: And I have pictures of Isabella and the family.
DANIEL: Isabella, or Bella for short, is Roman's only daughter. She was born in 2005 - a beautiful little girl with brown eyes.
ISABELLA ROMAN: You see her at her christening. You see her at three years of age as her brothers kiss her - one on each side. You see daddy squeezing her.
DANIEL: When Bella turned five she was diagnosed with Tay-Sachs - a rare genetic disorder that gradually destroys the nervous system. It was at that point that Roman, her husband, her sons and Bella of course all began attending the annual Tay-Sachs family conference.
F. ROMAN: When you go to the conferences there's a photographer. Then within weeks you get this beautiful album.
DANIEL: And album created by photographer Lynette Johnson that's filled with family portraits. Johnson donates her time each year to this conference and the families who attend.
LYNETTE JOHNSON: We are there to beautifully record, as best we can, a life that may very well be short.
DANIEL: Johnson founded a nonprofit in Seattle called Soulumination. She and a few dozen volunteer photographers take pictures of families with infants or kids who are stillborn or terminally ill. And there are similar organizations elsewhere in the U.S. and around the world. Today Johnson's team has worked with well over 2,000 families.
JOHNSON: We have this idea, I think, that only long lives are good. And I hope that through the photos we show that every life has so much beauty in it.
DANIEL: Johnson saw little Bella twice and took photos of her and her family both times. And Bella's mom Floribeth Roman loves those portraits.
F. ROMAN: Lynette has a way of taking pictures. She captures the moment. Natural moments.
DANIEL: Roman became so enamored of the photography that when Bella passed away in 2012 at age six, she decided to hire a local photographer to document the funeral.
F. ROMAN: I want to show you almost 400 portraits from the funeral.
DANIEL: You're showing me one now of her lying there in the casket with the flower headband and of simple dress.
F. ROMAN: And she just looks like she's sleeping.
DANIEL: Roman says she flips through these photos often. They help her grieve. And they reassure her that she was a good mother to Bella.
F. ROMAN: I don't want to forget the good things in my life. And so my daughter's death hurts me but she doesn't hurt me.
DANIEL: One of the 400 photographs is different from the rest. It's of Roman's husband, Edwin. He's glaring at the camera. His wife had arranged to have the photographer at Bella's funeral without him knowing. And he was furious. Edwin grew up in Colombia where things are different.
EDWIN ROMAN: We were not going around taking pictures of the person who just passed away. For us it was something that has to be respect at the moment.
DANIEL: It's not the sort of thing that you feel like you document.
E. ROMAN: No. It's a thing that you are going to remember.
MARIA TROZZI: Brief goes in different directions. What works for one may not work for another family member.
REPORTER: Maria Trozzi is based at the Boston University School of Medicine where she directs a national program for families facing stress or loss. She says she understands both impulses - the desire to photograph the funeral.
TROZZI: I think it's a way of holding on until they are prepared step-by-step to let go.
DANIEL: And the desire not to photograph it.
TROZZI: Of course I would honor the parent that says, my memory is in my heart and that's where it will stay.
DANIEL: Floribeth and Edwin Roman haven't changed their minds about whether it's okay to photograph a funeral. So they've agreed to disagree. She looks at the photos almost daily. He almost never. But for both of them, they're family. Bella included remains central. For NPR News I'm Ari Daniel.
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SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio is expecting big economic impacts as a result of its 300th birthday celebration in 2018.
Results from a study prepared by Dr. Steven Nivin, with the SABER Research Institute, were released Wednesday, which included good news for those in the job market.
About 1,300 full-time positions are anticipated to be created to support Tricentennial initiatives.
"We expect all the activities to generate wages and benefits of $45 million and have an overall economic impact in the local economy of $119 million," San Antonio Mayor Ivy Taylor said during a news conference.
Hotel, restaurant, retail, entertainment, service and many other employers should be beefing up their staff to accommodate the 263,000 additional visitors coming to the Alamo City for Tricentennial celebrations.
So will the jobs go beyond 2018?
"There's a possibility that many of the jobs, I don't know that all of the jobs, but many of the jobs may be able to be sustained beyond that year. We hope so. That will be our goal," Taylor said.
Excitement is growing as city, county and Tricentennial Commission leaders prepare citywide, year-long celebrations that will focus on four initiatives: arts and culture, history and education, community service and commemorative week.
"Hopefully creating jobs, hopefully driving up our wages, hopefully creating unique opportunities we have not seen here in the past, it will give everyone a chance to be successful," said Robert Thrailkill, Tricentennial Commission president.
The goal is to showcase all San Antonio has to offer, so Tricentennial visitors may become permanent residents and the city can continue to prosper, perhaps for the next 300 years.
There is still time to become a Tricentennial partner. The application deadline has been extended to March 1. For more information, click here or call 210-207-2300.


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Executive Director, Melissa Payton
Melissa Payton graduated from Missouri Baptist University with a degree in Vocal Performance. Shortly after graduation, she joined the Bach Society as their Soprano Young Artist in 2004 and continues to sing in the Chorus today as a Principal Singer. Melissa accepted the position of Executive Director in the Spring of 2013 and is excited about contributing to the success of the organization in her new role. A native of Florissant, Missouri, Melissa now resides with her husband and daughter in Olivette.
Director of Education, Tina Sayers
Tina Sayers holds a Masters in Music from Manhattan School of Music, and a Bachelor in Music from the University of Redlands in California. A classical soprano, Tina sings with Union Avenue Opera, Winter Opera Saint Louis, and the Bach Society of Saint Louis. She is also an avid recitalist who has a passion for creating and performing education and outreach performances for audiences of all ages.
Tina served on the faculty of Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego for twelve years as an Assistant Professor of Vocal Studies. In 2010 she created the Community Center for the Arts (CCFA), a non-profit arts education and outreach center in south San Diego. Currently, Tina teaches voice at Missouri Baptist University.
Douglas H. Wilton, Chair
James Chalmers, Vice Chair
Andrew V. Wuellner, Treasurer
Aaron Chickos, Secretary
Keith Fredlund, Chorus President
Stephen Bolen
J. Michael Clear
Bill Doub
Megan Flaskamper
Becky Hauk
Doug Kouba
Barry Kirk
José Silva
Ben Stotler
Anne von der Heydt
Jeanene Dugan
Catherine Edwards
Todd Harper
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Ron Klemm
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New litter "B" Rose de Gaurt we plan in autumn 2020/spring 2021
Mother will be again C.I.B. Ava Francesca von Chirlitz.
Father - we are looking for "our best male", handsome, perfect in body construction and friendly in temperament, with excellent healty tests. We have some idea yet...
All puppies are in their new homes !!
We hope, all new owners are the rigth persons for our sweet babies. We selected them very carefully.
We wish for all puppies happy long life full of dog's happines and love.
Hope we can see each others in show rings sometimes.
Aurellia Rose de Gaurt - stays at home
Alberteena Rose de Gaurt - lives in our "basic" kennel - Von Chirlitz in Brno (CZ)
Amunzeen Rose de Gaurt - lives in Brno (CZ)
Aymaar Rose de Gaurt - lives in Liberec (CZ)
Alfonsso Rose de Gaurt - lives in Telč (CZ)
New photos of our pupies by eyes Miss Kateřina Skopalová.
I love them all.
Aurellia Rose de Gaurt
Alberteena Rose de Gaurt
Amundzeen Rose de Gaurt
Aymaar Rose de Gaurt
Alfonsso Rose de Gaurt
Our happy day !!!
We were on ABC klinik Brno to make BAER test - with absolutely fantastic results. All puppies litter A-Rose de Gaurt are full bilateral hearing, it means all 5 puppies are BAER +/+ !!!
The same day later we have had special breeding control from Dalmatian club of Czech Republic, with breeding specialist Mrs.Ing. Eva Liškova. Again with fantastic results !! All 5 puppies are standart, all litter A-Rose de Gaurt is without any fault !!! It means without plates, without incorrect tails, blue eyes, without false spotting, boys have both testis. All pupies are with great spotting and with beautiful, large haeds.
We are so happy !!!
And now names of my puppies:
Ms.Pink - Aurellia Rose de Gaurt
Ms.Violet - Albetreena Rose de Gaurt
Mr.Turquoise - Amundzeen Rose de Gaurt
Mr.Yellow - Aymaar Rose de Gaurt
Mr. Green - Alfonsso Rose de Gaurt
Let me introduce my litter "A" Rose de Gaurt.
Puppies are 6 weeks old.
Miss Pink
Miss Violet
Mr. Turqouise
Mr. Yellow
Mr. Green
Puppies are 6 week old.
New photoserie by eyes of Miss Nikola Zmeškalová, with toys from "hollandian grand-mummy and grand-daddy" Andre and Diana Kok.
Miss Pink
Miss Violet
Mister Turquoise
Mister Yellow
Mister Green
We are 4,5 weeks old......and have new wonderful photos by Žaneta Michálková, Brno
Look at us: Miss Pink, Miss Violet, Mr. Turqouise, Mr. Green, Mr. Yellow
Today we have very special visit!!
Diana and André Kok come to visit us from Holland, with father of our puppies Muta Baruka The Astonishing.
They maked very nice standing pictures of pupps .
Puppies are 4 weeks old now.
Miss. Pink
Miss. Violet
Mr. Turquoise
Mr. Yellow
Mr. Green
We are 3 weeks old.
My soft treasure.
We are 2 weeks old.
Miss Pink, Miss Violet, Mr.Turqouise, Mr.Green, Mr. Yellow
Day 11
New photos of our puppies by young photograper Miss Nikola Zmeškalová, Cz
It was the first experiment with puppies as profi photo-models, so I think it is very good job.
And wish you good night for now !!
Puppies are growing very well. And we can see the first spotting.
Litter "A" Rose de Gaurt
We have 5 strong and beautiful puppies - 3 boys and 2 girls
The birth was started nearly after midnight 9.5.2019. The first was birth princess Miss Pink (410g), after 2 hours the second girl Miss Violet (480g), and later our 3 boys - Mr.Turqouise (515g), Mr. Yellow (490g) and finally Mr.Green (440g).
Only Miss Violet is liver spotted, another puppies are black spotted.
We are so happy of this puppies, they look strong, healthy with great drive to drink milk. Fanny is very kind, good mother, patiently takes care of them and softly massages their bellies.
Pregnancy is confirmed by USG
Puppies of litter "A" Rose de Gaurt can expected about 8.-10.5.2019
We are so pleased and excited
Proud parents: LJCh NJCh, DK BE NL NO Ch Muta Baruka The Astonishing (NL)
C.I.B., CZ SK PL A HU Ch, CZ SK PL GCh, multiJCh Ava Francesca von Chirlitz (CZ)
Planning litter "A" Rose de Gaurt
News - Fanny is after mating !
At the date 6.3.+ 8.3.2019 we maked long trip to The Netherland, to well-known kennel The Astonishing (owner Diana and André Kok, Medemblik) and had mated our beautiful Fanny by absolutely amazing, hopeful, young, friendly and super in temperament dog, with fantastic drive in movement - Muta Baruka The Astonishing.
If everything comes well, we can expected puppies about 8.-10.5.2019. More information continuously.
NJCh, LJCh, BE NL DK NO Ch. Muta Baruka The Astonishing
d.o.b. 29.6. 2016, BAER +/+, full dentition, HD A, ED 0, lemon free
Junior champion of Netherland
Junior champion of Luxembourg
Belgian Beauty Champion
Netherland Champion
Danish champion
F. Ch. Take it or Leave it of Duke's Proud, BAER +/+, fulldentition, HD A, lemon free
M. C.I.B., multi Ch, JCh Dalmacademy's Dutch Delicious, BAER +/+, missing 2xP4, HD A, lemon free
At least we met wonderful people Diana and André Kok. Photo together.
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A case of exploding egos?
THE raid on Maktaba-i-Daniyal is as disturbing as it is baffling. Indeed, the truth could not be any stranger than the fiction in the pages of Mohammed Hanif's own tragicomedies.
Late last year, the publisher released the Urdu translation of Mr Hanif's debut novel, A Case of Exploding Mangoes, a satirical account of the last days of Gen Ziaul Haq's rule and the aftermath of his death.
On Monday, according to the author's statements on Twitter, some individuals claiming to be from the intelligence barged into the publisher's office, confiscated all copies of the book and said they would return for a list of its distributors.
Read: Author Mohammed Hanif says Urdu publisher of his bestseller raided
A week prior, the author wrote, they had received a defamation notice from the late general's son over the 11-year-old novel.
Such retrospective umbrage — that, too, for a work of art that makes no pretence of masquerading as fact (and, ergo, is not libellous) — might be interpreted in a number of ways, none of which are flattering to the belligerents.
Mr Hanif, a Sitara-i-Imtiaz recipient, is an internationally renowned writer and journalist whose work stands on its own merit.
Phat'tay Aamon Ka Case would have surely enjoyed modest success without the gauche intervention of 'well-meaning' individuals seeking to provide it free publicity, particularly given that its contents include plenty of intrigue as it is.
If, however, certain elements have taken it upon themselves to serve as Pakistan's literary police, one can only wonder what they might make of other famous texts.
Would these exalted critics read novels like Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four and Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 as cautionary tales or as instruction manuals? Or Kafka's The Trial as a template for obscuring the state's machinery from scrutiny and accountability?
In the absence of clarity from the authorities, a pessimist might view a raid on a publisher's office in a far more sinister light: a sign of growing intolerance, perhaps, or an attempt to whitewash opinion of Pakistan's most vulnerable demographic — the disgraced dictator.
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A Marathon Race
The reading from Hebrews 12:29-12:2 continues our journey and exploration of faith.
For those with a strong foundation in the Old Testament, perhaps many of the references seem familiar—like the one about Moses and the parting of the Red Sea–how God's people had faith and crossed over before the Egyptians tried the same thing but were drowned. Also familiar may be references to the prophets and judges, people who likewise heard God's call and responded in leadership roles. Perhaps less known is the story and detailed mention of a prostitute, Rahab, who hid a couple of Israelite spies from the soldiers at Jericho in the land of Canaan, the promised land, and who, with her family, was spared when the city fell.
And on this very morning of the Olympic marathon race, it seems fitting that we focus our attention on this passage, one that closes with the admonition that we "run with perseverance the race marked out for us, fixing our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of faith."
Indeed, whether we're 22, 44, or 88, we know that the race we call life certainly isn't a sprint or medium distance run. Life is a long distance run, a marathon if you will, which at times can be a grueling event requiring patience, endurance, and a mindset that is focused on that One Thing.
Our son Matt was a distance runner during his high school and early college days. So as the father of a distance runner and someone who himself trained for and thought he was capable of running a marathon (I didn't finish for reasons left unspoken) I feel slightly qualified to speak about what that's like and hearken it to our text and application for our own lives today.
Matt ran six miles in a cross country race his freshman year. But there are other races that might be even more apt for our imagery today. In some ways, perhaps the steeplechase, for which the women's time trials began yesterday, men's tomorrow, and event that continues into this week, might be a more accurate description of what we face in our lives. A steeplechase race is much shorter than a marathon, but the route could be a good analogy to what life throws our way. Hurdles, water jumps, water pits—it's all there time and time again.
For example, the nearly two mile Olympic steeplechase includes 28 hurdle jumps and seven water jumps. The jumps begin after the runners pass the finish line for the first time. There are five jumps in each of the final seven laps, with the water jump as the fourth. The jumps are evenly distributed throughout the track. Each runner must go over or through the water pit and must jump each hurdle.
Does life sometimes seem like a long trek marked by hurdles and water pits, ready to engulf you when you falter or slip? I know it does and has me at times, sometimes when I least expected it.
I'll never forget the finish of that six mile race in Brookings, South Dakota, over ten years ago. Most of the runners had already crossed the line, but standing there at the finish was the team captain, urging on and encouraging his teammates, even our red-shirted, freshman son as he came in near the end.
That finish, and the team captain exhorting his teammates on to complete the race, has stuck in my mind for over ten years. It reminds me of this passage, and how we too should fix our eyes on Jesus, the perfecter of our faith. For as the commentators and scripture point out, those Old Testament heroes didn't all have an easy, downhill frolic or Spassrennen ("fun race" in German).
Indeed many suffered during their lives—torture, persecution, imprisonment, poverty, and death by the sword. While these prophets, priests, judges, and kings who were "commended for their faith, yet none of them received what had been promised, 40 since God had planned something better for us so that only together with us would they be made perfect." Their redemption was based on a faith in God, a promise made long ago in the Garden of Eden, for those who trusted in God and that he would not forsake his people.
So we also as members of God's chosen people, the faithful that run the race, we too can focus on the finish line, looking to Christ, our captain, who waits there for us.
Jesus too urges us on in our daily lives to keep going, focused on the finish and the reward that someday we too will claim. Because without him, our faith is incomplete. By ourselves, we aren't qualified or prepared to meet our maker. We show up at the finish line having struggled, suffered, come up short so many times, just as we confess, by the things we've done and failed to do.
But that isn't the whole story.
We also know what Jesus did for us on the cross, how he overcame sin and death for us and redeeming our sins, that we too might have eternal life. Jesus ran the race for us. Jesus waits for us, cheering us on, even from a distance when we can't see him. He's there for us, members of his flock. Like he told his disciples in the 14th chapter of John, he has a place prepared for us, and promises us that we will be with him too in his father's house.
We can't see it today. We might not see it tomorrow.
But through faith we know it's there, waiting for each of us.
May God grant us the strength and confidence to continue to strive, despite life's hurdles and puddles along the way.


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Join us
for the most exciting yoga event of 2019 !
Ashtanga Yoga Bali International Conference
March 10th – 15th 2019
11 Teachers
8 Workshops
6 Mysore Classes
2 Forums
And a Closing Concert
Join us for the most exciting yoga event of 2019 !
Ashtanga Yoga Bali International Conference
March 10th – 15th 2019
11 Teachers
8 Workshops
6 Mysore Classes
2 Forums
And a Closing Concert
United by the fundamental teachings of Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga asana practice – Mula Bandha, Drishti and Ujjayi breathing from Pattabhi Jois and Krishnamachariya – the inspiring teacher-practitioners will reveal to you the myriad ways their practices have diversified. With decades of research to share, they will go beyond the unified core principles to demonstrate the real life benefits of an individual approach to the Ashtanga Yoga method.
With Global Leaders in the Ashtanga Yoga Method
'Welcome to a once in a lifetime event. We're lucky to have all of these amazing teachers, gathered together in the spectacular setting of a remote jungle in Bali. Every morning will be a unique experience – all the teachers with all the students, assisting in Mysore style Ashtanga classes. Afternoons will see teachers presenting their most profound discoveries after decades of study, speaking to this year's topical theme, 'Unity in Diversity'. Two evenings will see 'hot topic' panel discussions with the teachers followed by an ecstatic musical celebration to close with the renowned musician, Danny Paradise & Nadia Deleye. Be assured this is something you will not want to miss.'
With love,
Prem & Radha Carlisi
Hosts of Ashtanga Yoga Bali International Conference 2019
and Directors of Ashtanga Yoga Bali Research Center
6 Mysore
Fun Forums
The Venue
Ananda Cottage Ubud
All activities for the Ashtanga Yoga Bali International Conference 2019 are taking place at the very beautiful Ananda Yoga Cottages and Spa in Campuhan, Ubud. This fantastic venue offers friendly Balinese service and lovely rural views. It's surrounded by lush, green, fertile rice paddies and is a short ride from town.
We are welcoming around 125 students and Ananda Cottage Ubud have space for 80 students at the venue, so book your space early. Make sure you let them know you are coming to the Conference for a discounted rate.
Prem & Radha
The art and practice of Ashtanga Yoga asana with Ayurvedic insights
John Scott
A highly individual, analytical and sensitive approach
Chuck Miller
"Interesting what makes us answer the call that can't be ignored."
Louise Ellis
'It's an art form to approach each day's practice without expectation.'
Danny Paradise
"One of the true messages of Yoga, is empowerment of the individual"
Kathy Cooper
My mission is "Longing for the deeper truth of life."
Mark Robberds
"I now integrate the movement approach into my teaching."
Dominic Corigliano
'What am I doing here? What's vital for me?'
Dena Kingsberg
It is the mindful repetition of practice that ignites healing and transformation
Scott Johnson
"Disciplined yet compassionate yoga and mindfulness practice"
Reservation and payment
Subject to the information in your Ashtanga Yoga Bali Conference Application (form to the right) we would like to take this opportunity to welcome you as a participant for this epic event – the Ashtanga Yoga Bali International Conference 2019.
On receipt of your form, we'll review it and we'll be in touch to make arrangements for your payment.
If you have any questions for the Team, please use the application form to the right and ask away in the Additional Information field close to the bottom of the form.
I look forward to your queries and I hope that you'll be joining us at the Ashtanga Yoga Bali International Conference 2019.
All the best. See you in March.
AYBRC Conference Assistant
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We've been wondering which new, young adult sci-fi series could unseat The Hunger Games from atop the box office — and the first footage from Divergent shows it'll be trying its hardest.
With the first trailer expected to hit in the coming days, the studio has released a teaser clip showing off the first official footage from the film. So how does it look? Not surprisingly, very Hunger Games-esque. In a (mostly) good way.
The film stars up-and-comer Shailene Woodley, and if it proves to be a monster hit, it could make Marc Webb regret dropping her from Amazing Spider-Man 2. The storyline follows a teen (Woodley) living in a dystopian future where humanity has broken into manageable factions. But Woodley's character turns out to be "Divergent," meaning she can't be controlled by any one group. Cue the action, intrigue and sexiness.
Folks seem to think Woodley is poised to be a star of the Jennifer Lawrence variety, though we likely won't know for sure until this one opens on March 21, 2014. Until then, check out the teaser and let us know what you think.
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Worship Sunday at 10:30
Bethany Evangelical
|Northern Great Lakes Synod † Evangelical Lutheran Church in America † Bethany on Facebook
Easter 04/27/2014
I'm going to start at the end today, where John says that these things are written so that you may come to believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God and that through believing you may have life in his name. There's still one chapter to go in John, but this might have been the original ending as it certainly does seem like an ending, a concluding statement and as such it's an important concluding statement. It's important because it identifies what John sees as the purpose of his gospel, but actually, what he says would pretty much describe the purpose of all scripture, the whole Bible. The purpose of Bible stories is to help people come to faith in the living God, the God that we as Christians find revealed in Jesus Christ. "These things are written so that you may come to believe…"
The purpose of the Bible and scripture is not to report historical events just as they happened. It's also not to ask you to literally believe a bunch of stories that can be pretty unbelievable. The purpose of the Bible is to take the reported remembrance of people's experiences with God and to imaginatively retell things in order to reveal God and the truth of God so that…you may come to believe, you may come to have faith.
John then goes a little bit further; he says that these things are written so that you may have life in his name, his name being Jesus' name. Life in his name; in Greek there are, I think, three different words that can be translated as "life." Two have to do with what we could call physical life, biological life, hearts that beat and lungs that breathe, the kind of life that all living things have. Those however, are not the words that John uses here.
The word he uses has more to do with another dimension of life, which is living life in relationship with God. With that kind of life, biologically we're still the same creatures, hearts beating and lungs breathing, but another dimension is added, a dimension that not everyone shares. For John though, the purpose of his gospel is to bring people into that kind of life, life lived in relationship with Jesus, the Messiah, the Son of God. It's life based in resurrection hope and the promise and possibility of God doing new things
This ending, which states John's purpose in writing his gospel, comes right after the story of Jesus' encounter with Thomas. That sequence probably doesn't have deep significance, it's just because the Thomas story comes at the end of the narrative. But still, if John's purpose is that we may come to believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God and that believing we may have life in his name, this sequence does allow us to ask how this story fits into that purpose. It might seem like "Doubting" Thomas could take us in directions other than "that we may come to believe."
Beloved is probably the wrong word to use in describing the story of Doubting Thomas. It's not beloved, but it is pretty well known or at least everyone knows what a doubting Thomas is even if they don't know all the details of the story. So while beloved is probably the wrong word, many of those who do know the details have kind of a soft spot in their heart for Thomas. They can relate to Thomas in his desire to see for himself before accepting the reality of something as preposterous as resurrection. He had his doubts and most of us can relate to that.
If in telling the stories he tells, John's purpose is that we may believe in Jesus and have life in his name and if the life he indicates is life lived in relationship with God, life trusting in the promise and possibilities of God, then, based on the Thomas story, can we say that life in relationship with God includes what we call doubt or is it not until his confession of Jesus as "My Lord and my God," that Thomas is in that relationship? I would suggest, I would hope that Thomas has life in Jesus' name throughout this story, even when he honestly expresses his feelings and questions, the same kind of feelings and questions that many of us have at one time or another.
It's too bad that doubt has such negative connotations or that we tend to see doubt as the opposite of faith because I think doubt is very much an aspect of faith, not its opposite and this story is the case study for that, the story that sets the precedent. In setting the precedent, this story shows that doubt doesn't lead to absence of faith, instead it leads or at least it can lead to deeper faith. As is often noted, Thomas' statement "My Lord and My God" is the most profound profession of faith in Jesus found anywhere in the gospels and yet that statement started in doubt.
As a pastor, over the years I've had a few people come to me and say words to the effect of, "Pastor, I'm not sure I believe any of this…" I'll say stuff because from the pulpit I probably shouldn't say the actual word that gets used. When they say that I think they're a little embarrassed, maybe a little ashamed, perhaps thinking I might be offended or that I might think less of them. When I mentioned this to another pastor he said, "What you should tell them is that they just passed the entrance exam for seminary. Join the club, we all feel that way sometimes."
What that pastor said is true; we all, or many of us anyway, we do have our moments. Lay people, clergy, whoever, we have those times. Sometimes it's when something unexplainable happens, something that just doesn't make sense, something that causes us to say or think, "If there was a God, this wouldn't happen; a good God wouldn't let it happen." But there are also those times when the questions are more like those of Thomas, when we question the basics of the faith, when the rational and reasonable part of us says things like, "Resurrection just doesn't happen; dead is dead and that's it."
When someone comes to me and expresses those kinds of concerns and feelings, when they express the kind of doubt that Thomas did, my thought is, at least they are engaging their faith, at least they are thinking about it and that's a good thing. As much as I respect and admire and probably even envy those who seem to have unwavering faith no matter what, I understand where the Thomases are coming from. I appreciate their honesty, I don't think less of them, and I certainly don't write them off. I know that God doesn't write them off.
As was the case with Thomas, I have seen such people grow in their faith especially when they come to understand that their questions are OK, that questioning doesn't exclude you from the faith community, that it can lead to "life in his name" as John puts it, that it can lead to a deeper relationship with God. There's a big IF to that though: if they continue to be part of the faith community. Using the story of Thomas as the precedent setting case study, he did come to profound faith in the Risen Christ but he did so as part of the community. He apparently remained with the other disciples even though he didn't take much stock in what they told him. Thomas was still there; he was still around a week later; he didn't become an inactive member.
Staying with the disciple community, Thomas got what he asked for; Jesus appeared to him. I can't promise anyone that if they stay with the church, the community of faith, that they will have an experience quite that dramatic. But I am confident that those who continue to participate in the life of the church, even with their doubts, will move in their faith journey so that they do know that other dimension of life, life in his name. That's not to say that life in his name can't happen outside the church, but being open to the means of grace made available through the church in word and sacrament and being open to the witness of the community does make a difference.
Doing what we do here this morning, celebrating the sacrament of Holy Baptism with Calvin and his family, is part of that, part of being open to the means of grace. It's a reminder to all of us of the journey of faith that starts with baptism. It's the journey of coming to believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God. It's the beginning of the journey that leads to life in his name.
If Thomas were here you could ask him; I think he'd agree.
Rev. Warren Geier
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Vermont Senator, Bernie Sanders, is running for president. He is also the leading contender in the "Larry David Look-Alike Contest."
Today is National Honesty Day. I'm lying, it was yesterday...
Ford is recalling almost a million cars due to steering problems and the doors fly open. The good news is, right before you hit that tree, you will be able to jump out of the open door.
Jameis Winston was drafted #1 by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Perfect fit for Winston because Buccaneers derives from a French word that means: pirate who steals shellfish.


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If you are a good detective, knowing this is a morning picture you can tell I'm headed north from the shadows!
Ok that picture of my Prius sitting on the vista last night was from Dome Rock BLM Land west of Quartzsite. I stopped their last night for both convenience and for the opportunity to say HI to New acquaintances Ming & Elaine, who travel in a very interesting custom fiberglass camper on a Tacoma Pickup truck. You may remember I had looked into a light-weight camper for my Tacoma. Ming's custom camper addresses some of the concerns I had with the Fourwheel Campers I looked at before and wrote about.
Here is a story about Ming and her fibrrglsss camper. http://www.cheaprvliving.com/uncategorized/incredible-adventure-rig-toyota-tacoma-fiberglass-camper/
This morning I was up on my way on AZ95 north with a Walmart stop in Parker, AZ for shoe laces, blister bandages, fruit, and wet wipes. My hikers have shoelaces with multiple knots.
North of Parker AZ95 follows the Colorado River with many trailer parks on both the AZ and CA sides of the river.
I wanted to continue my exercise hiking so I decided to stop in Havasu City, AZ st Sara Park for a hike through Sara's Crack to the Colorado River.
I have hiked Sara's Crack before but not all the way to the Colorado River.
You start off walking some distance in a wide wash.
The Crack is narrow and with spots that you need to climb as high as 7-8'. The highest spot you climb has a poly rope bolted to the rock as to climb back you hold the rope and you plant your feet and pull and climb/walk the face of the rock.
Last year when I was here there was more sand in the Crack leaving less climbing. Recent heavy rains have scraped out the sand with the force of the water.
After leaving the Crack you walk in the wash until you reach this thicket just before the river. You need to climb the side of the bank to get around the thicket as there is no path through.
Sara's Crack hike brings you here at waters edge near the large rock pullers.
Straight ahead is a rest spot and the beautiful Colorado River.
I met a couple on their way out as I was headed back and they told me of the arch high above the Crack. I climbed the side of the Crack to get this picture. I thought the path went all the way around the Crack, but it didn't so I had to climb back down and back though the Crack.
You can see the small side trip on the map above.
I like looking down for things as I hike. I found this animal print. I have no clue what it was from.
I took this picture before heading down to climb back up through the Crack. In the Crack I met 2 couples wanting me to take their pictures, that I was glad to do.
I then grabbed the rope and scaled the 8' rock face. Three of the four people followed. The last woman was apprehensive to grab the rope, plant her feet perpendicular to the risk and pull the rope as you walk up. Four of us all offered our support and encouragement.
My day of travel isn't done as I continued to head north. Can you guess where I'm headed for a long weekend?
I guarantee you will be surprised and interested where I'm going. Of course there are some close family and friends that know, but the rest of you don't.
I'll give you a hint (and possibly a history lesson) tomorrow.


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Stephen Walther talks about the latest version (4) of ASP.NET AJAX and all the associated technologies.
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Stephen Walther, Microsoft Product Manager for ASP.NET AJAX, joins the show to discuss the recent advancements in the AJAX toolset found in Preview 6.
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Prolific ASP.NET, jQuery and ASP.NET AJAX blogger Dave Ward shares some expert jQuery tips.
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Coding QA Podcast: Episode 4
In the fourth installment of Coding QA Federico and Matthew discuss âThe Good,â âThe Bad,â and âThe Uglyâ of the history of the ASP.NET QA Team. Discussion ranges from the dark ages, to the renaissance, to the industrial revolution, to the â21st and half centuryâ. Join them as ...
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Jonas Follesø of Norway talks to Carl and Richard about which User Interface we chose for our applications. ASP.NET Ajax, Silverlight 3, WPF, Windows Forms) and his insights into these technologies.
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Recorded live at DevConnections Orlando 2009, Don Kiely is back to talk about AJAX old and new (ASP.NET AJAX 4.0 is just out), and a few other things on his mind.
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This week we have an interview an interview with Brennan Stehling a developer and author from Milwaukee, WI. Brennan and Larry talk about jQuery. Brennan blogs at http://brennan.offwhite.net/blog/. After the interview Larry talks about with Dave about his...
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Last week I posted the first in a new podcast series with K. Scott Allen (a.k.a. OdeToCode), Scott Koon (a.k.a. LazyCoder), and Kevin Dente. We got some great feedback, but we decided to ignore it and continue the podcast. So here's another one! But seriously, this one's a lot sho...
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In this show, we talk with Chris Pietschmann, a developer and a Microsoft MVP on the Virtual Earth platform. Chris tells us how he got started on Virtual Earth back in the beta of version 1.0 and gives us a good overview of the product. Virtual Earth Links (c...
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Lithothamnion muelleri f. neglectum Foslie 1900
Publication details
Lithothamnion muelleri f. neglectum Foslie 1900: 69, footnote (as 'neglecta' )
Type species
The type species (holotype) of the genus Lithothamnion is Lithothamnion muelleri Lenormand ex Rosanoff.
Status of name
This name is currently regarded as a synonym of Synarthrophyton neglectum (Foslie) M.L.Mendoza
Origin of species name
Noun (singular possessive) (Latinised), honouring a person with the surname Müller.
No synonyms are currently included in AlgaeBase.
Nomenclatural notes
Lithothamnion muelleri f. neglecta Foslie 1900a: 18 (Woelkerling & Harvey 1993; Wilks & Woelkerling 1995). - (31 Mar 2009) - Wendy Guiry
General environment
This is a marine species.
Type information
Type locality: Kerguelen [no other locality data] (Wilks & Woelkerling 1995: 564). Lectotype: D.C. Eaton; not indicated; TRH B18-2619 (Woelkerling & al. 2005: 353). Notes: Designated by Adey & Lebednik (1967: 70).
No distributions recorded
No distributional records for this taxon have been recorded by AlgaeBase to date. Generally, recent national lists or extensive regional or state lists have been employed to give a general indication of distribution.
Key references
Wilks, K.M. & Woelkerling, W.J. (1995). An account of southern Australian species of Lithothamnion (Corallinaceae, Rhodophyta). Australian Systematic Botany 8: 549-583, 12 figs, 2 tables.
Woelkerling, W.J. & Harvey, A. (1993). An account of southern Australian species of Mesophyllum (Corallinaceae, Rhodophyta). Australian Systematic Botany 6: 571-637, 31 figs, 5 tables.
Created: 28 August 1999 by M.D. Guiry
Verified by: 19 August 2015 by M.D. Guiry
Accesses: This record has been accessed by users 430 times since it was created.
Verification of data
Users are responsible for verifying the accuracy of information before use, as noted on the website Content page.
Linking to this page: http://www.algaebase.org/search/species/detail/?species_id=19981
Citing AlgaeBase
Cite this record as:
M.D. Guiry in Guiry, M.D. & Guiry, G.M. 2020. AlgaeBase. World-wide electronic publication, National University of Ireland, Galway. http://www.algaebase.org; searched on 04 August 2020.


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The Law Office of David S. Albrecht is located in Hamilton, Ohio. Serving Butler, Hamilton, Preble, Warren, and all Southwest Ohio Counties.
Our goal is to give you peace of mind by providing the most effective representation and the personal attention you deserve.
We believe experience, strategic planning, research, preparation, teamwork, and client communication are the key principles to a successful outcome.
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Landlords, investors and CRE professionals in New York City predict that the state's new rent control law will have a disastrous impact on valuations for assets that have a high concentration of rent-stabilized units – and especially those with revenues very close to their operating expense levels. The new regulations dictate the rents of about 1 million apartments, amounting to about half of the apartments in New York City.
Older assets are subject to substantial rent regulations. According to valuation experts from RERC, a SitusAMC company, properties with below-market rents will be affected the most; valuers expect 1% to 2% income increases into perpetuity. Cap rates for some New York City apartments, which have been as low as the 3% to 4% range, are expected to rise into the 4% to 5% range; this could cause a decline in values of up to 40%.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed the rent control bill, known as the Housing Stability and Protection Act of 2019, on June 14. The law makes it harder for apartment owners to increase rents and eliminates rules that allowed units to become free of any rent control.
Here are some of the provisions of the 2019 law:
During protracted negotiations, CRE investors did not expect that such sweeping changes would make it into the final law. These are some of expected effects of the new law, according to RERC's valuation experts:
Appraisers and investors will have to look at properties on a case-by-case basis, and sometimes a unit-by-unit basis. The fear is that regulated stock will deteriorate and tenants will move to market-rate projects that continue to maintain their properties.
In July 2019, landlord groups challenged the latest New York rent regulations in federal district court in Brooklyn, alleging that the new restrictions violate their constitutional protections against the taking of private property without just compensation. The lawsuit was filed in part against New York City; the Rent Guidelines Board, the nine-member board that decides rent ceilings; and the state agency that administers and oversees rent-regulated apartments.
Tenant groups and state officials vowed to fight the lawsuit and said they expect to prevail. They said landlords were exaggerating about their lost profits. In the past, apartment owners have challenged rent control laws, but courts have generally supported the government's right to regulate rents. The plaintiffs, however, pointed to a federal appeals court ruling in 2015 that found that rent regulation was a "public assistance benefit" for tenants.
The state was already grappling with changes to the state and local tax (SALT) deduction that was part of the 2017 Tax Cut and Jobs Act. Investors say the new $10,000 annual limit on the federal deduction for state and local taxes has hit the market hard and widened the gap in the cost of living between so-called high-tax states such as New York, New Jersey and Illinois, and low-tax states like Florida and Texas.
Amid all these changes, perhaps the most important question is whether rent control accomplishes its goal of helping make housing more affordable. Many critics believe that not only does it not accomplish that goal, but that in many cases it does more harm than good – or, at best, provides a negligible benefit.
A recent study of all San Francisco residents between 1980 and 2016 by economists Rebecca Diamond, Timothy McQuade and Franklin Qia supports this view. They studied the effects of a change in San Francisco rent control policy enacted in 1995. Previously, all small multifamily buildings were exempt from rent control, but since 1995, only buildings built after 1980 are exempt.
Among their findings:
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Priscilla Holbrook is a performing artist, composer and teacher. She first encountered the Reynolds Technique at the T. Schreiber Studio. The benefits to her acting and her personal growth were immediate and profound. She studied for several years with Carol as an apprentice and was certified as a Body Dynamics Educator in 1993. She taught the Ongoing Class ("advanced" Body Dynamics) from 2010 - 2018. She currently splits her time between NYC and London and now serves as occasional Guest Teacher for the Ongoing.
Chloé Cofresí is an actor, writer, producer, and body worker. She is the Founder and Chief Entertainment Officer of La Pirata Productions and the owner of Captivating Hope Studios where she sees private body work clients. She has studied at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, T. Schreiber Studio, as well as privately. Her life experiences have provided Chloé with a rich tapestry from which to develop a wide range of characters for stage and film. Her acting and life transformed when she took the Reynolds Technique Basic Course, and she began her certification training. Four years later, in 2018, she was certified. She lives, creates, and teaches in New York City. www.chloecofresi.com
Juno Ujiie is a Certified Body Dynamics Educator and NY State Licensed Massage Therapist. She offers therapeutic massage sessions incorporating the Reynolds Technique.
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Anna Howland (MFT #99026) is a psychotherapist in private practice in San Francisco and Berkeley, CA. Originally from Oregon, she lived in NYC for many years as a performing artist and Body Dynamics Educator.
"I became a certified Body Dynamics Educator over a decade ago and it was my work with Carol and my students that led me to study and train in psychotherapy. I sought training that would honor the learning and knowledge gained from my many years with Carol, and I found it in the Somatic Psychology program at CIIS. I see individual adults, couples, and adolescents in my practice."
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Eliza Ladd is a performer, director, stage writer, composer, and choreographer from NYC. She is currently Assistant Professor of Movement and Dance at the FSU / Asolo Rep Conservatory for Actor Training MFA in Sarasota, FL.
In addition to extensive training in Clown, Improvisation, Primitive Voice, Shakespeare, and as a percussionist, singer and actor, Eliza holds a BA in Comparative Religion from Harvard University, an MFA in Theater: Contemporary Performance from Naropa University. She is a Certified Body Dynamics Educator.
Eliza has taught creative residencies and curriculum development to special needs kindergarteners, gifted high school students, and public school teachers throughout NYC. Eliza has designed and taught theater and movement workshops at Naropa University, California State University Summer Arts Intensive, Bank Street College, the Cooper Union College of Arts and Sciences, Whitman College, and at Shakespeare and Company. She has taught Acting at Marymount Manhattan College, Ensemble Body Practice at the T. Schreiber Studio, and The Function of Theater at Kingsborough Community College. Eliza continues to offer Professional Development Training that blends contemplative practice, creative expression, communication skills and group process.
Alexandra Deglise is an actor specializing in Physical Theatre and Movement. Her life's work centers on helping people improve their body/mind/soul connection and live a happy, purposeful and healthy life. She studied Body Dynamics™ and trained with Carol Reynolds from 2008 to 2011 and got her Certification in April 2011. She is also a Level 2 Reiki practitioner and uses both techniques with her acting students and in her private healing practice.
She has an Acting MFA from the University of Virginia and a Masters in Journalism from the University of Jean Moulin Lyon 3.
She is currently working and teaching in Martinique.
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A significant portion of social media surrounding the death of Jassy Correia lays blame on her and her friends, asking why she was left on her own or why they allowed her to leave with a man she had just met. The victim shaming and victim blaming needs to stop.
We, as a society, put the weight of a woman's safety on her own shoulders: Don't dress provocatively, don't travel alone, watch your drink be made and never take your hands or eyes off of it. The only person who is in charge of a woman's safety in this society is herself.
Our society needs to redirect this responsibility onto the perpetrators, the ones who don't understand that no means no; the ones who don't understand basic human decency. It is the responsibility of all to ensure that our fellow human beings are able to safely enjoy nights out with friends, days out on the town or simply walking through the city without fear of attack or assault.
Violence against women is not an issue that should fall solely on the shoulders of women. It is a societal concern that affects us all, every day, and the world needs to share this concern and work towards a brighter and safer world.
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Technique II: Deleting Search.primeinfospot.com Related Unwanted Applications From Control Panel
Technique III: Step By Step Guide To Clear Away Malicious Processes of Search.primeinfospot.com From Task Manager
Technique IV: Search.primeinfospot.com Deletion Report For Affected Chrome
Technique V: Step By Step Guide To Uninstall Harmful Entries of Search.primeinfospot.com From Registry Editor
Technique VI: Step By Step Guide To Reset Chrome Settings For Complete Deletion of Search.primeinfospot.com
Technique I: Step By Step Guide To Uninstall Search.primeinfospot.com After Starting System in Safe Mode
For Windows 8 & Windows 10
Click on "Start" menu, tap on "Power" icon and hit "Restart" button while pressing Shift key.
Choose "Troubleshoot" option from the screen and then tap on "Advanced options".
Select "Startup Settings" and then press Restart button.
Press F5 button in order to Enable Safe Mode with Networking option.
Once your System starts in Safe Mode, you can find and Uninstall Search.primeinfospot.com from your system.
For Windows XP, Windows Vista & Windows 7
Click on "Start" and select "Restart" option.
Continuously pressing "F8" key when the System starts booting.
In your system screen, you will see "Advanced Boot Options".
Select "Safe Mode or Safe Mode with Networking" option and then press Enter button.
Then after, identify Search.primeinfospot.com and its associated components and Clear Away it as early as possible.
Technique II: Deleting Search.primeinfospot.com Related Unwanted Applications From Control Panel
Click on "Start" button and go to "Control Panel" menu.
Under the "Program" category, tap on "Uninstall a Program" option.
Select and right-click on Search.primeinfospot.com and then click "Uninstall" option.
Technique III: Step By Step Guide To Clear Away Malicious Processes of Search.primeinfospot.com From Task Manager
Press "Alt + Ctrl + Del" keys simultaneously on your keyboard to open "Task Manager".
Choose "Task Manager" option from the appeared screen and click on "Processes" tab.
Select malicious processes of Search.primeinfospot.com and tap on "End Process" button.
Technique IV: Search.primeinfospot.com Deletion Report For Affected Chrome
Search.primeinfospot.com Deletion From Chrome 53.0.2785
First of all, open Google Chrome browser.
Click on gear icon placed at the top right corner in order to open Chrome menu.
Select More Tools option and go to Extensions.
Select all unwanted browser extensions including Search.primeinfospot.com.
Finally, tap on "Trash" icon to Uninstall the malware Possible Steps For from your Chrome browser.
Clear Away Search.primeinfospot.com From Mozilla:38.1.1
Launch Mozilla Firefox. Tap on gear icon to open browser menu.
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Select Search.primeinfospot.com add-on and tap on "Remove" button.
Deletion of Search.primeinfospot.com From IE 8:8.00.7000.00000
Open IE and press "Alt + T" button to open the "Tools" menu.
Choose Manage Add-ons option and tap on "Toolbars and Extensions" tab.
Here, you can find Search.primeinfospot.com related malicious add-ons.
After selecting unwanted extensions, click on "Disable" button.
Technique V: Step By Step Guide To Uninstall Harmful Entries of Search.primeinfospot.com From Registry Editor
Open Run window by pressing "Win + R" buttons together.
Type "regedit" and hit "Enter" button.
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HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftInternet ExplorerMain "Default_Page_URL"
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run ".exe"
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Technique VI: Step By Step Guide To Reset Chrome Settings For Complete Deletion of Search.primeinfospot.com
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Deletion of Search.primeinfospot.com After Resetting Mozilla:38.1.1
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Friday, September 3, 2010
Imitation of Life
Lately I feel like I am leading two lives. There is my public life, which sounds really good on paper, Facebook or during short phone conversations with family members. I made this big move to San Diego, I have weathered the difficult beginnings here at this house, I am semi-retired, hanging out at the beach a few afternoons a week, going to yoga three days a week, getting the boys involved here in our new community, and making time to write. Wow, now I am impressed with myself.
While all those things are true, the reality is that being in early retirement just means that I have been unemployed for a couple of months. I'm not drawing on my retirement, so I don't have any extra money coming in. In fact, I have no money coming in, and way to much going out. I have my home in San Francisco, that is still on the market without one single offer. And while from a distance it may appear that I am out really enjoying life to it's fullest, the majority of the time I am just up here in my bedroom, writing, or staring out the window.
I tell you, I wouldn't change any of the choices I have made for an instance. Yes, I walked away from a very well paid job, and will now begin one that pays half of what I used to make, but I don't really care. My focus in not on being as financially well off, or stable, as I used to be. In fact, there is no way I can be. I have spent the past three years with Michael and I not really working our full schedules, and making a lot less than our salaries would suggest. I made that transition from two salaries to one a long time ago. Now I have gone from one salary to none, and thanks to Michael, have had a cushion for this transition. But none of this is the flip side to my life.
The other life that I am referring to is the one that I share with all of you. This life here on my blog, and through our communication, is far more satisfying, and more real than the rest. Is that sad? I'm not really sure.
What I am talking about is the side to grief that most people either don't realize is there, or don't bring up with me. It's funny, I moved here partly to be closer to my family, but I don't think they see, or I show them, anything different than when I lived 400 miles away. And it's not like I see them, or friends, very often, but maybe this is just how things are, and it's more about me getting used to it.
This chasm that has developed in my life is actually okay for the most part. Given the circumstances of my life, I do like it. I am happy with the choices I am making, and feel good about the direction it is going, even when it feels like it isn't going anywhere. It's just that I am going through a lot.
This whole blogging thing is kind of strange. I never really know who is reading it. Well, I know those who comment, but other than them I don't. I also know that there is an ever increasing number of people who visit my blog each day, so I never feel completely alone. It's quite a blessing. Yet with family and friends around here, where ever 'here' happens to be, I really have no idea who knows what.
My life is an open book, which you have to open to read. I don't really expect everyone to read it everyday, or to even keep up with it. But I tell you, I have been tempted to throw in some completely outrageous things just to see if anyone around here is in the loop. Up till now I have made the art of my writing imitate my life. But wouldn't it be great if we could make our life imitate art? I could create a whole new world here on the page, then let my life follow suit.
Maybe that is what I am doing.
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i sometimes do not think there are any words, any way of conveying what this kind of loss does to us. over the passing of time, it wiggles a little, maybe enough for us to believe it will get better, but then a wave passes over and knocks out the lights. i should not speak for "us." just me.ReplyDelete
unless you find one person out there in actual real life who can look you in the eye, who has been exactly there and knows the pain that 11 months brings, 17 months, 20, 26 months; it is hard to get across one personal perspective.
i think you should shake things up with a totally random posting. have a few sips of your favorite beverage that loosens inhibitions and go for it. who knows? it may be the hysterical rant that you need to let off some steam you do not even know is under pressure.
as always, know very much that i wish you peace.
As is so often the case with your posts, you've written about a number of feelings that are quite familiar to me -- the feeling of living life as two separate strands -- the public and the private me. Having been a blogger for much longer than I've been a widow, I've been aware of living in something of a dichotomy for the past four years. What was actually difficult for me was to make the leap from writing about my day to day life before (at the old Burning Silo blog) and then moving to my life after. It felt so damned weird to be carrying on as a blogger after my life seemed to have come crashing down around me. I actually stopped blogging for a little while, and then started again with a different blog that wasn't really at all like the previous one. I wondered if the readers of the old blog would follow me over to the new one which was more focused on carrying on alone. To my amazement, many of them did and continue to follow, along with the unseen readers. I have to say that the people I have met online or through my blog have been some of my most steadfast friends through the hard times during Don's illness. They were the ones who sent emails daily to see how things were going. I've met some of my online friends -- have always been quite receptive to that -- and all of them have enriched my life in some or many ways. Oddly enough, it has been my real life friends and family who, for the most part, have not been there for me. I still don't have a handle on the dynamics of why that should be, but it just is. Oddly, it is the new people I meet IRL who can seem to handle knowing who I am and my past life. Perhaps it is because they never met Don and it is not so painful to them to have to acknowledge and reconcile the before me and the after me. I don't know, but that's one theory I toss around when I get to pondering over how my life seems now.ReplyDelete
Just over a year ago, I was living with some of the uncertainties that you're experiencing - a house for sale - a high burn rate of cash due to a bunch of crazy circumstances - a much reduced income for a couple of years due to Don's illness and me having to be a caregiver. Sometimes I would start thinking about the whole thing and it could make me upset, but I just pushed on, knowing that I was making the right choices and that, at some point, things would be okay. Back when Don died, I had quickly realized that trying to maintain the status quo would actually sink me faster than almost anything else I could come up with for a future, so there are no regrets now.
As for your blog and your writing, it is your creative outlet. You should do whatever you feel like doing - or create a second blog if you feel inclined. I have several - one for found poetry and others for other purposes. But I think your readers here could accept just about anything, so don't be too shy. I've found that readers at my blog can deal with just about anything, including a very long post about the troubles of getting a 3G iPad up and running. (o:
Carry on.
I haven't told anyone here about my own blog, mostly because I do not want to be "cheerled." The thought of "chin up" comments just makes me shudder. But then, I can be quite cranky. Plus, there are all the judgments and discussions I imagine going on if some local people read my posts, and that is a sore spot that does not need pushing.ReplyDelete
I do feel that being in this community, anything and everything is going to be met with goodness and support, and nobody trying to change anything. I think it would be very entertaining, in a sociological study sort of way, to lob something crazy into the ethers and see who reacts. I mean, you could also go more subtle about it and post: hey! Family! Do you read this? If you do, text or email the words KROI BGCHL to me within the next two days. If I don't hear from you, I will assume you don't read this blog, and forgive you for not acknowledging my reality.
ps Bev - found poetry is one of my favorites. I used to underline random words in the new york times to make poems for matt to find when he went to the coffee shop.
Just to remind us all that we never know who our postings will reach or the impact they'll have. My 16-year-old looked over my shoulder and was very moved by the contrasting photos at the beginning. "Cool," he remarked and studied them for some time.ReplyDelete
You know I do have a second blog, but haven't really done anything with it. It was supposed to be for writing other thoughts that were not grief related. Mostly me trying to be philosophical. I also have my other writing project that I kind of put by to the side, not for any other reason other than I am just feeling brain dead these days. I waste so much time. Oh well.ReplyDelete
Don't worry too much about feeling brain dead or about wasting time. It seems that way, but there's a lot going on inside your head right now. I remember thinking these very thoughts last year. At some point this will change.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 6, 2010 at 9:29 AM
"But wouldn't it be great if we could make our life imitate art? I could create a whole new world here on the page, then let my life follow suit."ReplyDelete
LOVE this.
I had an interesting experience a couple weeks back when I was in L.A. for a few days and met a friend for lunch. She started our conversation by saying that she'd caught up on my blog in the last few days. Then, "So, tell me about your travels. How have you been?" And I realized that it was all in the blog... so I didn't know what to tell her that wouldn't just be repeating what she'd read.


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When he was a child, Bob Cratons teachers often remarked (not always favorably) about his day-dreaming. He spent much of his time lost in his own imagination, often creating elaborate elementary school tall-tales, and the habit never went away as he grew up. Coming of age in the 1960s filled his head with dreams of saving the world and having a career in academia. Then the real world closed in. With a family to support, he took a job at the corporate grindstone, just temporarily until he could get back to grad school and earn the PhD he desired. Somehow temporarily turned into thirty-three years of stress and boredom but he kept entertaining himself by creating stories inside his head. Interestingly (well, he hopes its interesting anyway), his best ideas came to him while he was stuck in rush-hour traffic during his daily commute.
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Issue Date: 18 June 2010
IWA held its first reception for MPs elected to the new Parliament on Tuesday 15 June. It was hosted by the Rt Hon Alun Michael MP. The purpose was for IWA to give new MPs a briefing on the importance of the inland waterways to Britain and the problems which must be overcome if they are to continue to flourish.
Alun Michael, a former waterways Minister, gave a brief introduction, explaining how his time as waterways Minister had ingrained in him just how valuable the inland waterways are to the nation. Clive Henderson, IWA Chairman, then gave a brief presentation to set the scene for the reception. The key issues that he raised were:
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The reception was well attended - 24 MPs representing all the major political parties, with many others unable to attend asking for a briefing when possible, confirming that the inland waterways remain apolitical for MPs. IWA had representatives on hand from around the country to engage with MPs about what benefits specific waterways can provide for their individual constituencies.
The event was also attended by senior representatives from British Waterways, the Environment Agency and Defra (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs).
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The Inland Waterways Association is a registered charity, founded in 1946, which advocates the conservation, use, maintenance, restoration and development of the inland waterways for public benefit.
IWA works closely with navigation authorities, national and local authorities, voluntary, private and public sector organisations. We campaign and lobby for support and encourage public participation in the inland waterways. IWA also manages the Chelmer & Blackwater Navigation for the public benefit, through its subsidiary Essex Waterways, (www.essexwaterways.com) having stepped in to prevent its closure in 2005.
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More than 500 miles of canals and navigable rivers have been re-opened to public use since the Association was founded in 1946. The Association is working to restore a further 500 miles of derelict inland waterways.
IWA is organised into 35 local branches covering geographical areas of the country, through which volunteers coordinate activities as diverse as policing planning applications through the waterway corridor, organising festivals and events to raise public awareness, providing engineering expertise, raising money for restoration schemes, and providing education on the value and benefits of their local waterways.
There is much more information at www.waterways.org.uk