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Thank you for your continuing support.
Thank you to all of our clients for your most recent photo
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From Sandra Gamble and all the Miniature Schnauzers.
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Photo right posted January 16, 2019. This gorgeous black and silver boy is Steve !
Hi Sandra,
It's been a few years since I last emailed you. I hope you have been well!
I just wanted to send you a couple photos of my proud Dr. Watson from a cottage trip this summer.
As you can see, he loves the outdoors, and can't get enough of it! He loves chasing the waves, and barking at the waves every time they retreat, as if to say "Hey! Come back and keep playing with me!"
He's a bit over 6.5 years old now, but he's still in fantastic health! He comes to work with me every day at my shop, greets all my customers, and they all love him and his excited energy! I've recommended Gambles to a number of people who are interested in miniature schnauzers.
I hope you enjoyed these photos of my dear Watson. He has given me an unconditional level of love and companionship that I could not have asked more of!
Brian W.
Photo and letter below. October 31, 2019
2 photos below. November 14, 2019. Balto and his little half sister Beloo. Thank you Sojin and Edward for the beautiful photos of your Miniature Schnauzer pets. Mom to both is Aurora. Dad to salt and pepper boy Balto is Studley ! Dad to little black and silver girl Beloo is Marti.
Balto and Beloo are doing so great together and they just put a smile on our faces when we watch them playing together. We are so grateful with our decision where we decided to have second puppy in our lives, Balto looks way happier than when he was alone by himself. They both eat great and play crazy every moment!! Thanks again for giving us these awesome and healthy pups. We will keep you updated. XOXO
Sojin writes;
Photo below. November 18, 2019.
Just sent in to us today from Diane B. Molly and Maggie !
Waiting to come in for breakfast
Molly is a gem. She loves Maggie
Photo below. December 15, 2019. I am Finn ! Full brother to Gambles Noella ! Born on Christmas Eve December 24, 2015. He will be 4 years old. How time flies.
Thank you Laura for sharing with us today.
Photo below. December 21, 2019. Angus is so photogenic !
He is out of Hope and Kismet. Wishing you a Merry Christmas.
Photo right. December 23, 2019. Clementine waiting by her Christmas tree waiting to help decorate.
Clementine is a black and silver girl
out of Rose and Studley
born June19, 2019.
Hi Sandra,
Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
We are loving our beautiful puppy, Clementine. She is so sweet and fun, and loved by the entire family.
Here is a recent picture of her as we are getting our home ready for Christmas.
Wanda B.
2 photos below.
December 27, 2019
Hi Sandra
Here is our annual Dante photo with the Christmas tree. Sorry it is a little late. He is still doing very well. He has made friends with our daughters kitty cat since they have moved in with us. He had some getting used to his crate again. I had him up north this year for 4.5 months while I helped out my mom and dad while Dad battled cancer. He made so many new friends up north and really enjoyed playing with his friend Kona a Golden. Dante was so good with Dad, he was actually amazing and gentle. After Dad passed, when Dante went back to the house he was looking all over for Dad and wound up laying beside the couch where he spent a lot of time laying next to Dad. He was lost for the first few days. This little guy has helped me so much dealing with the loss. His cuddles mean the world to me. And knows exactly when I need the cuddle. I am including a photo of Dante and my Daddy. I hope you have a wonderful upcoming year and that 2020 blessed you and your breeding program. It sure is the best out there.
We are the oldest and most trusted
Miniature Schnauzer breeder in the Niagara region.
Photo below posted January 6, 2020.
Duke and Daisy. 2 outstanding black and silvers from the Gambles line.
Thank you to all of my clients for your continuing photo contributions to our home page. We are gearing up to make 2020 the best year ever !
Happy New Year from your breeder Sandra Gamble.
Thought you would enjoy some pictures of Gally at home here in the Sault!!! We love him very much and he goes everywhere with us!! Lots of snow here but he loves going outside!!! Take care!!
Rich E.
Photo below. December 11, 2019
Gally is from the Rose and Studley litter.
Photo below January 6, 2020. Just received from Michelle, Charlie, Miah and Riana .
Buddy is a black and silver boy out of Gambles Good Morning Starshine, by Gambles Flash Photo Finish. He just had his 11th. Birthday on January 2, 2020 ! " Thank you again for giving us the most amazing puppy ".
Photo below posted January 6, 2020. Jasper and Toby having their afternoon naps.
Photo below posted January 9, 2020. Humphrey and Newton. 2 black and silver brothers. Our Gambles Amori Marti is their full brother . Gorgeous boys.
Out of Gambles Bella Porsche by Gambles Bet On Vince To Win Place Or Show.
Dante is a salt and pepper boy out of Hope and Kismet. (Son of Vince)
Photo right. January 14, 2020. Happy first Birthday Mickey ! We love your cake ! Mickey is a black and silver boy out of Aurora and Studley born January 12, 2019. He has 5 other siblings as well. Zoey, Jasper, Balto, Roger, and Bailey. Happy Birthday to all of your sisters and brothers.
What a gorgeous litter this is !
Photo below posted January 14, 2020.
Baby Mickey at his new home. He has surely grown into a handsome adult at 25 pounds in the photo right.
Photo below. January 17, 2020. A tender photo just received from Demirela. This is Max sleeping so nicely with his stuffy . Max is a black and silver boy born October 19, 2019. Out of Gambles Miss Dahlia by Gambles Amori Marti.
He is now 3 months old. My puppies that went home around the Christmas Holiday received this toy in their puppy home coming kits.
Max has 2 salt and pepper sisters, Gracie and Peanut.
2 Photos below. January 18, 2020. Black and silver girl Senna. Out of Joy and Vlad born August 25, 2019
I'm sending you some pics of Senna. She is doing really great. She is such a sweet girl. She walks lovely on leash, no pulling! She is so smart! We just love her to pieces and she was just what we needed to make our family whole again. We just had her groomed today and looks like a different pup!
Goldy writes;
2 photos below. January 20, 2020. Oscar and his family
Hi Sandra. I hope you are well. Our little Oscar turns 4 today - thought you might like these pictures from his birthday and Christmas. He is a wonderful dog and much loved.
All the best, Sheri
Happy Birthday ! Oscar is 4 years old !
Oscar is smiling in both photos above !
Photo left. January 27, 2020.
A wonder photo by Sojin of beautiful Balto in a vehicle with his luxurious cuddle blanket.
Balto is as salt and pepper boy born January 12, 2019 out of Aurora and Studley from a litter of six. His brothers and sisters are; Zoey, Mickey, Jasper, Roger and Bailey.
August 2020
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Miniature Schnauzer art composite by me Sandra Gamble
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Thank you everyone for your most recent donations ! Much appreciated !
Photo left. June 11, 2020. Look at this very cute Rosey ! She had her fist clip today by he Dad Ron. Rosey is a light salt and pepper girl born March 3, 2020. Out of Gambles Miss Daisy by Gambles Amori Marti. Her Grand Mother is Gambles Ten Karat Ruby and Grand Father is Vlad ! They are all on the 'Our Pets' page. Thank you Ron for sharing your photo today.
Photo below. Posted June 11, 2020. Beautiful Baxter. A black and silver boy almost 10 years old now ! Looking good !
With honesty ,integrity, and consistency for over 30 years we have produced gorgeous black and silvers, salt and peppers, and white puppies to be your loyal loving companion. Our puppies include everything you have come to expect from this conscientious CKC breeder. We do a complete job for you. Looking forward to completing your family and home with one of our stunning Miniature Schnauzer puppies.
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Koalas like Kylie are very relaxed characters. How can they not be, with that fabulous sunshine warming their backs as they snooze?
Kylie Wylie Koala has a favourite tree just outside my cousins back yard in Melbourne. She sits there most days slowly picking leaves, catching 40 or 50 winks and waiting very patiently, for afternoon tea to be brought out. If it's a really hot day shes often tempted to ditch the tea for an ice-cold GandT and to be honest it sounds like a rather good idea to me Cheers!
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Great Kanha ji Dress on the auspicious occasion of Janmashmatmi. Happy Janmashmatmi.
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Kenyan singer and former Chocolate City artiste Victoria Kimani is serving some chilli hot photos.
The singer joined the pepper stew trend by posting up new photos in the market surrounded by buckets of fresh tomatoes.
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Ms. Jones is an attorney-at-law who has specialized in Corporate and Real Property law during her 25 year plus career. She currently the Principal Legal Officer at one of the largest statutory corporations in the island, providing a civil practice inclusive of litigation. Additionally she has headed up the Corporate Secretarial practice of one of the major public accounting firms and for a subsidiary of a leading U, S based Bank Her responsibilities in this area included providing corporate secretarial and administrative services to her clients and was involved in the preparation of a prospectus for the public offering of securities.
Ms. Jones served as General Manager and or Head of Business for a number of international business companies. As well, she headed up the marketing division of a local company as well as serving as a director and the corporate secretary. She also served on the Barbados Board of Tourism in the early 1990's.
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Sources say Baton Rogue shooter Gavin Long suffered from PTSD
LSU football coach Les Miles has been visiting with law enforcement in Baton Rouge after an ambush by a lone gunman took the lives of three officers Sunday and wounded three others. "I know Gavin; I know he did it. He actually felt that was the only thing he could do to help the situation". He also was briefly enrolled at Clark Atlanta University during the 2012-13 academic year, the school said.
What could Donald Trump do to 'make America great again'?
In one example, Mrs. Trump said: "From a young age, my parents impressed on me the values that you work hard for what you want in life, that your word is your bond and you do what you say and keep your promise, that you treat people with respect".
Governor Christie Speaks at Republican National Convention
Saying that because "the Justice Department refused to prosecute her", that he would prosecute her Tuesday night in Cleveland with the audience being the jury. It was the first time during the prime-time speaker lineup that the crowd got animated, chanting "guilty" and "lock her up". He pointed to a Washington Post-ABC poll showing 56% of Americans disapproved of FBI Director James Comey's recommendation against charging Clinton.
Tim Tebow won't speak at Republican convention
Carl Bearden will attend the Republican National Convention as a Missouri delegate pledged to support Donald Trump for president, but he doesn't plan to actually do so. Sen. It's not so much about whether Trump gets the nomination ("Dump Trump" activists are unlikely to succeed) as it is about millions of Americans seeing the GOP's nominee under fire even at an event created to whip up support for him.
Clinton trashes Trump's 'dark and divisive vision'
Bush. "Nobody knows the system better than me", he added to seemingly knowing laughter. Throughout the day, the Clinton campaign and other Democratic groups sent out statements denouncing various Trump polices as ineffectual, divisive or simply wrong-headed, and accusing him of distorting Clinton's records.
'Yeah, I'll Probably Do a Super PAC' Against Cruz, Kasich
But Trump thanked at least one billionaire funder by name but not the people who did all the work. According to the recent Bloomberg report , Trump plans to funnel millions of dollars to take out his former campaign rivals the next time they run for office.


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TWO men are fighting plans to close a specialist North Wales unit where they are treated.
The pair fear they could contract a hospital superbug, putting their lives at risk, if they to share a ward with others at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd.
Dennis Parry and Mike Evason are heading a campaign to save Ward 9 at Abergele Hospital from closure, and are appealling to others, who have benefited from special care and attention there, to back them.
Mr Parry, from Penyffordd, near Mold, said: "I would have no alternative but to tell my GP that I must not be admitted to a general hospital as the risk would be too great."
Mr Parry, a former chairman of Clwyd County Council, suffers from severe rheumatoid arthritis and has to be admitted for regular treatment.
His medication includes steroids, which mean that his immune system is suppressed, making him highly tible to infection.
His fears were heightened when he read in the Daily Post of fellow rheumatoid arthritis sufferer Peter Clayton of Rhos-on-Sea, who caught the killer bug MRSA while at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd.
"Like his, my skin is paper-thin because of the medication and I would be at great risk," said Mr Parry.
The Conwy and Denbighshire NHS Trust Board has approved a business plan for a new £1.8m emergency cal admissions ward at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd, which would involve the closure of Abergele's Ward 9.
Mr Evason, 58, a former council neer, of Vaughan Close, Prestatyn, has suffered from severe chest problems most of his life. Every three months he spends a week at Abergele, in a single room to protect him from infection.
He also has osteoporisis and pseudomonus, a condition which means that part of his lung dies, a highly infectious condition which could easily be passed to others in an open ward.
"Mike is a prime candidate to catch MRSA and he is just as great a risk to other patients," said his wife Marjorie.
"The worst place for him is in a big hospital where there are so many bugs around. At Abergele he receives wonderful care and is able to relax, which helps his recovery," she added.
Mr Parry is urging MPs and AMs to support the campaign.
When he raised his fears with the NHS trust, Patient services manager Lesley Ross wrote to tell him there were no plans to decommission Ward 9.
But director of operations Ian Bellingham also replied, saying as the chest medicine service was split over two sites there were risks involved, particularly with the sharing of doctors.
"Furthermore, it brings about an inefficient use of medical resources. The problem is further exacerbated by the requirement to reduce the working hours of junior doctors," he said.
Mr Bellingham continued: "The transfer of Ward 9 at Abergele to Glan Clwyd in autumn, 2004 is part of a wider development of clinical services that will bring about a major overall improvement to patient services."


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The service centres in question provide maintenance and support for a variety of electronic goods. Researchers at Fortinet said that a feature of these attacks is their multi-staging. These attacks use forged emails, malicious Office documents with exploits for a vulnerability that is 17 years old, and a commercial version of a RAT that is tucked into five different layers of protective packers.
According to a blog post by Fortinet researcher Artem Semenchenko, Evgeny Ananin, and Yueh Ting Chen, the attacks were first observed in March when a undisclosed Russian service company engaged in the repair and servicing of electronic devices received several emails. The researchers said that the emails claimed to be from representatives of Samsung.
"We believe that these emails were a starting point for a planned targeted attack, and not just a part of a random mass campaign," said researchers.
Researchers said they concluded this because the email was specifically sent to the service company that repairs Samsung's electronic devices; this company is based in Russia, and the email is written in the Russian language with a Russian name in the "From" field. The sender falsely claims to be from the Samsung Company, and the email contains a file with the name Symptom_and_repair_code_list.xlsx that is related to the targeted company's profile.
"After carefully examining this email, we have concluded that it is highly unlikely that a native Russian speaker wrote this text. Instead, this text was probably the product of some machine translation. Therefore we can reasonably assume that while these attackers targeted a Russian company, they are not Russian speakers," said the researchers.
Inside the malicious documents there is a printer configuration string. In further investigations, the researchers concluded that this string is related to the original source of these files and did not belong to the attackers.
"Instead, the IP from these strings is probably related to the organisation where these documents were initially created. All of the printers in the documents are Samsung models. The attackers later modified these files to contain an exploit," said researchers.
Tests with suspicious documents recorded the malicious activity of the eqnedt32.exe.
"This gave rise to a suspicion that CVE-2017-11882 is being used. Later, we confirmed that all fresh samples are exploits from the same vulnerability: CVE-2017-11882. The malware authors clearly love this vulnerability because it allows them to achieve a stable exploitation across all current Windows platforms. The reason lies in the fact that the component "eqnedt32.exe" has not been updated for 17 years," said researchers.
The attack also used a RAT disguised in five different layers of protective packers. This is the commercial version of the Imminent Monitor RAT. It consists of five modules; the first two modules are capable of recording video from a victim's webcam. The last three contain different spy and control functionalities.
Analysis of the C2 servers used in these attacks found that 50 domains which were all registered on the same day. "Some of these domains have already been used for malware spreading," said researchers.
Pascal Geenens, Radware EMEA security evangelist, told SC Media UK that the nature of the malware is a remote access tool (RAT) which is used to spy on and control the infected victims.
"It is not clear why this Russian device repair company was targeted but based on the information provided by Fortinet a possible motivation would be an attack on Samsung," he said.
"It is not uncommon for hackers to search for breaches through weaker partners of larger, better secured, organisations. Once a partner has been breached, lateral movement can provide easier access to the actual target. Samsung comes to mind as the attackers apparently discovered a link between the victim and Samsung as they used this information to attempt to spear-phish the victims. The actual target could very well be another partner organisation."
George Cerbone, principal solutions architect at One Identity, told SC Media UK that it is is very difficult to say who might be targeting Russian companies.
"This particular attack is essentially a remote access attack, so the goal of the attack is to get a foothold in the targeted network for further intrusion. It's hard to say whether they are targeting "Russian companies", or whether they are targeting a company that happens to be Russian. The article mentions that the document seems to be machine translated. That would seem to indicate that the attacker is not very sophisticated and did not have access to native Russian speakers. Therefore, it is probable that the attack was not prepared to specifically target Russian companies, but that the specific company was a target of opportunity," he said.


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Joking, but I think that guy always parking in your spot should alert other drivers of his interests with this great embarrassing magnetic bumper sticker.
Slap one on someone's car and be in hysterics as they drive off.
These signs are printed on magnetic sheeting so they will not damage the vehicles finish.
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A note from Jason: We welcome Mike Bartick to our extended editorial team. Mike is a talented photographer who was one of the first in our featured member galleries. Mike will be working on a few ongoing series of stories, primarily focused on the often overlooked underwater photography opportunites in California. We're sure you'll enjoy them.
Let it be known, nudi diving in Southern California is my obsession.
I have traveled the world in search of nudibranchs. I muck dove the mysterious black sands of Lembeh and Bali, explored the coral reefs of the South Pacific, drifted walls and dropoffs in Micronesia with a macro lens. I even nudi hunted the diverse and surprising mixed diving of the Philippines. But when it comes right down to it, I love going nudi in California.
Mexichromus porterae
My obsession for finding nudis began right here in my own backyard, Laguna Beach, California. Diving and shooting with my little point and shoot, I would peruse the local reefs firing away. Little did I know that I was on the road to a full-blown obsession?
I am not alone! I discovered, there is a world of nudiphiles out there doing just as I am. It was clear what I had to do. I needed serious help. So I bought a bigger camera… and so it began… I was hooked.
Polycera atra with prevelant sex organ
The local reefs are teaming with nudis. The ornate Spanish shawl and Hermissendas seem to be the most common. They are easy to find for even the greenest of divers and photographers. Every different area of California will yield totally different species. Ornate nudis like Caudlinas, Dendronotus, Aeolids and Dotos make interesting species to hunt and photograph for their flamboyant colors and body textures.
According to nudibranch expert and noted author Dave Behrens "California is home to over 100 described nudibranch species. More nudibranchs may exist that are not described. … California has more introduced species than other areas. This is thought to be due to our number of large ports receiving ships from foreign ports, and our extensive oyster mariculture operations years ago."
Flabellina iodinea
Wow, that's a lot of nudibranchs in Californian waters.
The most reliable ways to find nudis is to look for their food sources first. Sponges, hydroids and a variety of algaes are a favorite snack for many of these little guys.
Once found, a quick search of the area will reveal if there are any nudis. They can be found at depths ranging from tidepools to deep outer reefs.
Recently my obsession took me to Ventura. I hopped a ride to Anacapa Island on one of the area's premier dive boats, "The Peace." Anacapa has been a long-time favorite of mine and has been a reliable place for finding nudis both common and rare.
Dendronotus behrensi
Our first dive site is a killer spot called Outside Coral Reef. This area is carpeted with brittle stars, a colorful canvas for both macro and wide angle.
The water is crystal clear, crisp, cold and deep. Right away I see alpine white lacey nudibranch lounging in the red gorgonians—beautiful contrast. Shooting nudis in cold water always seems to be tougher than warm water. Between the surge and the onset of hypothermia, getting a sharp photo while shaking isn't always easy!
Trtonia festiva
I like to work a couple of subjects at a time when possible. I concentrate on shooting photos of one nudi while keeping tabs on the other. There are really only three things these guys are doing down here: feeding, fighting or fornicating, and they are usually found doing one of these things.
While shooting a Spanish shawl, I watched another nudi head straight to a hydroid for a snack. Some nudis like the Stearnsi love to munch on hydroids.
Austaeolis stearnsi feeding sequence
What makes a snapshot of a nudibranch a great photo? Sharp rhinophores are of utmost importance. Branchial plumes are interesting, but it's not always easy to get both sharp. Lighting is essential and a little negative space will really make the colors pop.
Diaululu sandiegensis
I like to utilize a horizontal plane of the "depth of field" as much as possible. This allows me to photograph more of my subject. My Nikkor 60 mm lens is perfect tool for the job. To get a little tighter I use a Tamron 1.4x teleconverter. My camera body is a D300 with a Sea and Sea housing. I am also using a dual strobe set up but dual strobes are not always mandatory.
All in all I shot 15 species of nudis, which isn't too unusual. My buddies and I have shot upwards of 19 in one day. However, a few of the subjects I photographed today are among the more commonly found. The backdrop of the brittle stars made for some really pretty and colorful exposures and compositions.
Cadlina limbaughorum
We welcome Mike Bartick as a member of the extended DPG editorial team. Mike can be found in our featured member galleries, and you can also explore more of his work on his website.
Cheers and happy hunting!!..Nudi's that is...
Your photos and article has waked up the world on Nudibranchs the world over. It seems that most people go for the "big fish". This will encourage them to "stop and smell the roses".
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We're done in the Congo. What a different experience that was! I am glad to be done but I feel like I am missing something and there's a slight heaviness inside me.
There was something about the Congo that was very hard and dark and was like pushing through a swamp of thick darkness, like wading through soup. Hard to describe, but you'd know what I meant if you had been here. Nigeria is similar, but with a different feel. Don't ask me to explain it.
I've been in dark places before and they are always hard, but something about the Congo wore me out. True, I was preaching two and three times a day with few breaks. Typical "church preaching", which is more like giving a spiritual lecture to your friends, does not wear you out, but when the anointing falls down on you and washes through you and pours out over the pulpit, it drains you like nothing else. You can ask Noah. He can tell you what it has been like and how drained I am at the end of the day.
Still, there was something hard about the Congo that wore me out after barely 3 or 4 weeks. Maybe if I had read more or prayed harder; maybe my physical health was not fully recovered from the heart attack; maybe it was the weather,… Whatever it was, I ran out of gas after Uvira. They had cancelled the meetings in Kalemi because the rebels were fighting along the road that led to that city, and they made some quick arrangements for a small place called Baraka. I could have gone. Actually, I could have gone to Kalemie if I had just taken the boat around the fighting. But I didn't. I grasped at what seemed like a wonderful opportunity to run.
Nobody blames me, especially Noah. He was going through the same stuff that I was and was just as ready to go as I was. Baraka seemed like a poor substitute for Kalemie. It was hastily slapped together and I'm not even sure the people in Baraka were expecting me, so it was not a big deal if I didn't go. Everyone knew I had been pushing hard this past month, even too hard.
But none of that reassures me. I could have gone. Maybe I could have made an eternal difference in who knows how many lives. Maybe they would have burst into revival and lit the fires everywhere else. Maybe, maybe. But I didn't go. I simply ran out of gas.
I am now sitting in Uganda in a nice hotel, burning up $75 a day. True, I need to organize the Ladies of Hope with their purses, get pictures and videos, and figure out the shipping and whatever else is needed to streamline the process – a much needed thing that cannot be done from home. I will also visit the Pygmies, which will do wonders to encourage them since they look at me as the Grandfather who was responsible for starting the whole movement that led to their salvations. And I will visit some churches that have been pleading for years for me to come. All good things, but did I miss a calling when I did not push through to Kalemie?
Folks will say not to beat myself up, look at all you have done, but I remember learning early that the call of God will press you to take it all the way through and not stop just short of total victory. The heart of the struggle will always be in that last push at the end. That is true about all aspects of serving the Lord, including prayer and fasting, seeking His face, and overcoming sin. It's that last drive to overcome that makes us victorious.
Some will say that I am preaching a hardline Gospel that is extreme — and they would be correct — but it is against a backdrop of the stark reality of a vicious, intense spiritual war that cannot be seen with the carnal eyes but which is more real than the world we see. Wars are not won by compromise, neither are battles won by giving in to excuses. God gives us the power to fight those battles to the victory, but we must avail ourselves of that power. He won't do it for us, but He will give us the power to do it. And He never said it would be easy.
I don't know if I was supposed to soldier on to Kalemi or not. Maybe I would have been so worn out and empty that I couldn't have delivered what they needed to receive. Or maybe He would have picked me up and kept me going. Who knows? I do know this, however, that the battle for the Congo has only just started. These were the opening salvos in what will be a ferocious struggle to break through the decayed walls of dead religion and rekindle the fires of revival. They know that the message I bring has shattered the chains that they are under right now. They can see the victory. We just have to push it all the way through.
I don't know if I will be able to get back there. Money is the biggest challenge facing me. I am only able to do what I do because of a handful of faithful donors, but so much more is needed. Ultimately, however, it is not up to me to fight their battles for them – my job is simply to point them in the right direction. I may strike the match, but they have to fan the flames. Wars are not fought by single persons but by the entire army.
You may say, what does that have to do with me? I am sitting in Christian America, sedate and secure. We have churches everywhere and everyone knows the Gospel. Yes, but you have no revival. Just a bunch of Laodecian churches, smothered in their comfort and mediocrity. I am convinced that our spiritual revival depends on the battles that are being fought right now in Africa. The fire will begin there and spread around the world.
The War of Armageddon has begun. It is being fought in prayer rooms as true Christians rise up to meet the challenge and tear into the fervor of battle on their knees. It is just beginning, but the intensity will rise as we approach the focal point of the final battle. Warriors will be forged and heroes will rise; battles will be fought and victories will be won; but they will not be won through compromise or excuses. We have been called to fight, to overcome, and to win.


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In Episode 19 of the Seleção podcast, host Danny Pinto previews Portugal's Nations League semi-final opponents (Switzerland) with guest Craig King (@FootballSwissEN).
Danny also previews the other semi-final and potential opponents in the final with Michael Statham (@EredivisieMike) from the Football Oranje Podcast and Russell Osborne (@russell_osborne) of the Three Lions Podcast, covering the Netherlands and England respectively.
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The declaration of 100 suspected Boko Haram terrorists has started to pay the desired dividend as one of them was arrested as he attempted to flee.
Today at Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport, Abuja, a man suspected to be one of the declared wanted suspected Boko Haram terrorists, Chindo Bello was apprehended by Aviation Security as he was boarding Aero Contractors' Airline flight to Lagos. The suspect has since been handed over to the military intelligence for interrogation and prosecution.
We would like to thank those eagle eyed and patriotic security agents and good citizens for the tip off that led to the arrest of the suspect.
The Nigerian Army would like to reiterate the need for all well meaning Nigerians and those residing in our great country to be more vigilant and assist security agencies with information about the declared wanted terrorists, their sponsors and other criminals in our midst.
Kindly disseminate this information to the public through your medium.
Thank you very much for your kind and usual cooperation.
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Ford Fiesta ST Tuning Guide
Posted by Glenn Rowswell on 2nd March 2012
5 Ways To Make Your Ford Fiesta ST Better
There's a fairly decent selection of aftermarket suspension options available for the ST. If you're looking for a regular lowering of the ride height, then it's worth considering an Eibach Pro lowering spring kit, which offers -35mm at the from and -30mm at the rear. Aside from that there's a variety of coilover kits available with adjustable height and dampening adjustability, or the popular fixed-height Bilstein B12 suspension kit with H&R springs.
The stock Fiesta ST engine has a restrictive air box as standard, so it's well-worth changing this for an induction kit. The stock exhaust system is also worth swapping for an aftermarket one. To complete your stage one upgrades, a remap combined with the exhaust and induction systems will see you to 175bhp. The standard inlet manifold holds the engine back so for serious N/A power a throttle body conversion can give big gains, and adding a set of cams gives you an instant Type-R beater. If you're looking for serious power, then a Jamsport supercharger conversion, Cosworth inlet manifold and aftermarket cams can see you beyond 330bhp.
On the Fiesta it's generally recommended that 17in wheels are as large as you want to go, which is the same size that the car uses from the factory. Opt for something lightweight to reduce unsprung mass; something from OZ Racing's range, Team Dynamics' Pro Race 1.3s, or Wolfrace Pro Lites would all work well.
As with the exterior, there's little you want to do to the ST's interior if it's a daily driver. A Recaro CS Mountune upgrade is worthwhile to add some luxury, whereas if you're more track focused, then some buckets and a CG Lock, or harnesses would be a great addition.
As with most newer cars, there's little you'd find yourself wanting to do to the exterior. It's an attractive car already, although a de-stripe is sometimes favoured by those looking for more of a subtle appearance.


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Finally told my boss. Waited because a) still wanted to be able to go to Punta Cana and b) some office friends wanted to watch my boss's reaction and see if she'd cry or lash out.
On the a) front, I'm still going. In fact, one of the first things she mentioned after I told her I was leaving was trying to make sure I would still be able to go. Yes that's right, I'm leaving and she wanted me to go on this trip.
I mean…I made the presentation and no one else knows the material and also no one is available to travel but…let a guy feel special.
So that means next week is Punta Cana, the week after is my last (and I'll take two personal days to end it even sooner), and the week after is Montreal and Quebec! Have to start planning that. Definitely doing it by rail. There is no form of transport more romantic. I actually have an old high school friend who lives in Montreal with her husband, and I haven't seen them since the wedding like, three years ago, so this'll be nice to see them again. And oh my god. The food. Montreal is doing some truly incredible things with its talented pool of young chefs.
So the conversation itself was very…strange. My manager took the sudden news of my departure surprisingly well. Actually…she sort of…counter-offered. But not really. She let me know that she applied for raises for the three of us in the department and that it might be accepted starting July, and the number was very promising (more than the offer from the other company). And she was surprisingly candid about not wanting to lose me and wishing I might consider based on the proposed pay. Leave it to Mother to talk some sense though. She wanted me to update her as soon as the conversation was done. I told her 'counter offer is more than job offer, but it's a proposed raise and for all three of us'. Her response was 'oh so you're not special. Nah, leave them'. I am full on leaning towards that, but just for the heck of it, I'll give it the weekend to ponder and email my manager my decision.
It's a strange feeling having almost both feet now already out the door. It's nice to know it won't swing shut on me at least and that there's a nice slow gentle closing.
Now tonight I have to visit my martial arts school of the past three or so years and tell them I'm leaving them as well. I found a new school that actually focuses on one particular style, and it's one I've always wanted to learn. I've felt absolutely knackered already with the stress of one departure but I guess I'm just a glutton for punishment. If I had a girlfriend maybe I'd break up with her today too. Oh god.
Tonight it's video games and late night food with my brother to recover. And dreams of Punta Cana and Canada.
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Man: 261 Loneliness: 33


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Road Trip!!!!
We're off on a ROAD TRIP! And subsequently our next unit: The Canterbury Tales!
The Cantebury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer is about a group of people who go on a pilgrimage or road trip to a religious site called Canterbury. Think about where people go nowadays on road trips and what you do along the ride. That's in essence the premise of the book! Now Chaucer wrote over 20 tales in the original, we will only be covering 5- including the Prologue with a TON of FUN along the way!
Vacay! Road Trip!
-Mrs. McCrady
Moving on to Marking Period 2!
I hope everyone enjoyed their two days off and did well on their marking period 1 quarterlies!
We're wrapping up Book 3 of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and moving into Book 4! During the 3 days of Gawain's visit at the mysterious castle, the lord's wife is definitely testing his chivalric values, in particular, Courtesy, Pity, and Fellowship (aka Bro Code). With that being said, what is Bro or Girl Code? What "unwritten rules" do we as a gender tend to follow in both life and relationships? Keep in mind, back in the day, Bro Code was in essence one's chivalric values AND when in a relationship (or potential relationships) you followed the rules of Courtly Love. We're going to examine these "rules" and see of they still hold true today!
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Reviewing Cornwall's Homelessness Strategy5 June 2019 Posted by Safer Cornwall
Homelessness can affect anyone at any time. Homelessness means not having a home. You are considered homeless if you have nowhere to stay and are living on the streets – but you can also be homeless even if you have a roof over your head. Homelessness is complex and often reflects other vulnerabilities or circumstances related to health, justice or social services. Homelessness often results from a combination of events such as relationship breakdown, debt, adverse experiences in childhood and through ill health. Homelessness can be devastating. People affected by street homelessness, the most visible form of homelessness, are almost 17 times more likely to have been victims of violence, 15 times more likely to have suffered verbal abuse in the past year and are 9 times more likely to take their own life than on average. The average age of death for someone who is homeless and rough sleeping is just 47 – thirty years younger than the national average.
We are already achieving a lot in terms of helping homeless people in Cornwall but there is so much more to be done. Cornwall's current Homelessness Strategy needs reviewing in light of recent legislative (Homelessness Reduction Act 2017) and other changes such as the publication of the Government's Rough Sleeping Strategy and Delivery Plan. If you work with homeless people or are just concerned about homelessness in Cornwall please get involved in helping to develop our new strategy. Consultation and engagement on the review of the strategy will run for 12 weeks from Wednesday 15th May to Wednesday 7th August 2019.


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This question can, of course, be responded to enthusiastically and emphatically in the affirmative. Yes. But the respondent managed to pick this much up about the boiler installation lubbock tx process. It truly depends on the type of boiler that has been installed in the basement area. That's for one thing. But in composing this response, another question arose. This time from the respondent himself.
His question not a bad one was this. Truly, are there any boilermakers out there who will be able to come to a commercial or industrial space and see to the building's boiler maintenance, risk management and inspections and repair work. The systems in place also require round the clock work. This is not a once-off contract. And depending on the building's infrastructural requirements, its layout and the capacity of the boiler to respond, this could very well be a full-time job.
But essentially, over the years, not many men have come forward to do an extensive apprenticeship in the boiler-making trade. With the arrival of so many new technologies over the last thirty to fifty years, the old boiler and its noble caretakers have gradually been phased out. And in its place you now find commercial buildings, residential complexes and freestanding houses with installed air conditioners, heaters, HVAC systems and new plumbing works as they are appropriate to a particular building's requirements.
But those property owners who still have boilers in their basement need not despair. Because the companies that do attend to the regular callouts in response to the required or desired inspection, maintenance, repair and/or installation of the abovementioned heating and cooling alternatives, also have the manpower and capabilities to service the old boiler. But truly, always and only up to a certain point.


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Degrees of hearing loss.
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Sound enters through our ears but is processed and understood by the brain. Children with hearing loss have the same listening potential as children born with normal hearing. If they are given access to sound via technology and sufficient spoken language exposure, their brains can learn to listen too.
The ears capture sound and provide the natural pathway for that sound to be transmitted to the hearing nerve where it is translated by the brain. It's an amazing process. When all parts of the ear are healthy, here's how the process for hearing works:
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Sensorineural hearing loss can occur in one or both ears. If the loss is in one ear, it is often referred to as unilateral hearing loss or single-sided deafness. This is when there is little or no hearing in one ear, but normal hearing in the other ear.
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We are pleased to confirm Thor Inge Øvermo goes for a new season with Nidaros Jets.
Thus we have an important person onboard for the upcoming season. We know Thor Inge well after several seasons with Jets, and he's already started preparations with both previous and new potential players.
Nidaros Jets board has decided we will start the season without import players. Meaning the boys will have the opportunity to step up and take the challenge both on and off the court.
We also have several interesting new names that together with established players will form a strong young team that will give the opponents a hard fight for the points.
We wish Thor Inge good luck, and look forward to a season with fast and fun basketball in Husebyhallen.
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I was definitely apprehensive. I didn't know what to expect, and while I felt I performed well for my fitness level, "Sandlands" aka Grasslands Half Marathon left me with dread (I was not a fan of the course). But I was with friends, and that makes everything better.
Friday, Corina, Jeremy, Stacy, and I loaded up her little "EBV" (Electric Blue Vibe car) and headed down to Austin. We had dinner at a local Italian/Mediterranean place in Bastrop, TX, which is where we were staying the night, about 20 minutes from the race location. There was a BIG crew of friends, about 10, doing this small race, and pretty spread out among those doing the 50M, 50K, and 25K.
An early bedtime, then up at 3:30 am. Ugh, this night owl wasn't happy. But recently I'd found that a super early wake-up time gave me a better chance of settling my fickle stomach that had most recently made the Austin Half Marathon an awful experience. With less rushing around with plenty of time to get ready, this helped calm my nerves and my nervous tummy.
At 5 am, Jeremy, Fawn, and Matt started the 50-mile race.
|Jeremy (@jldrunner), Fawn (@milanorunner), Matt (@raceforothers)
|Front row: Katie (@kluper), Dat (@rundatad), Julie (@julie_runs), Corina (@UltraMamaC), Sarah (@EclecticTrixie). Back row: ME (@libbyruns), Greg (@UltraNinjaRunnr), Derek (@trigolfer)
It was just getting light when we started, which meant about 120 runners starting out in a pack in "almost light". A little scary for the first 15 minutes. It took a couple miles to spread out. I was with Stacy for a good bit of this but end of mile 2 I had a good downhill and took advantage of the momentum to get a little speed going. From then on out, I spent most of the race by myself. While 50K and 50M folks were doing multiple loops, I would only be passed a handful of times.
It was a pretty course. We headed up up up hill on switchbacks in the early miles, through pine trees and oak groves. A mixture of soft pine needles, dirt, and loose smooth rocks and gravel underfoot. In the first 5.5 miles before the first aid station, I felt like I had more speed going, but would get nervous when we'd slide and skid down loose rocks on downhill sections, and I was also having to learn quickly how to pick my way around the trail to find the best footing and keep my knees high enough to avoid lots of tree roots. In those first handful of miles was also all of my "almost falls" or "near misses". FOUR times where the front of my shoe hit a tree root HARD and I had a cartoonish arms-windmilling 7 or 8 flailing steps to regain my footing, fingers even brushing the ground one time, and throwing my sunglasses that were hanging from my shirt (lots of cloud cover).
At the first aid station, I hear "Hi, Libby!" Total surprise, who would know me here? It's Kevin, who was running the 50K and started an hour before the 25K folks and had sprained his ankle badly at mile 3.5. :-( I was so surprised and sad to see him that, while I did refill my bottle, I didn't see or grab a small bite of food.
Rocked along for the next 5 miles of switchbacks and gradual uphill into a meadow where we were all expecting bluebonnets. Poor Corina, I thought, she was so looking forward to the bluebonnets and there were a sad few, not a field full like we had hoped. The official race photographer was stationed here and I tried my best to lift those knees - so tired of always looking like a racewalker in these photos. No offense to racewalkers - it's just that I want credit for running if that's what I think I'm doing!
The next aid station was right after this meadow, and I feel like I'm starting to lose my mind. I know this aid station should be at mile 10.7, but my Garmin shows mile 10. I hadn't watched my Garmin much at all - I had been looking at my feet and watching for race markers on trees and branches, but it kinda threw me. In about a mile I catch up to a woman. She says we just passed a marker that said 12. My Garmin is now feeling way off. It starts to mentally break me. With no course map, now I start to feel like around every corner could be the finish. I'm just not liking not knowing how far along I am. :-( I guess between being in the groves of trees with possible lose reception and the Garmin smoothing all the switchbacks to shorten the distance, overall I was coming out quite short.
Then a fellow who had caught up to me a couple times during the race before I would sprint ahead each time caught up again. A woman's with him.
He has run this course before and says to both of us, "Oh, we have the Grind and the Wall coming up."
I say, "I saw that on the course description. What does that mean?"
He says, "You'll see..." and then he and the woman run off ahead of me.
Consider me officially broken. I spend every turn of the forest now asking, "Is the Grind or Wall around this corner?" and wondering what that could be! How bad could it be? I'm a little freaked out.
And then I get to the sign "THE GRIND" with arrows pointing down and on approach, it feels like a dropoff. I edge up to it, and it's a steep downhill of rocks and gravel. Oh, goody. The Grind. I'm worried about surfing down and hurting myself or the more scary falling forward and doing a bad roll down it. I traverse my way slowly to the bottom. Then I look ahead, and I'm standing in front of a steep steep uphill. Like have-to-put-my-hands-down-to-help-me type of uphill. Idiot, this part is the Grind. The last thing was just the downhill to get to the Grind. Total forehead smack there in the middle of the woods all alone. Turns out the Wall was basically the same thing.
And still, with total Garmin distrust now, every turn comes with "Are we done yet?" feelings. I slowly run / walk my way to the finish. And I just want that darn medal. They've just finished a box of medals and there's a lull. I'm practically begging for a medal as I appear to have fallen through the cracks for a split second. Someone gets me a medal. I have my momentary cry. Don't worry, good cry. I'm amazed at how hard I've been able to push myself with a baby at home who is exactly 4 months old and a C-section scar that's still bright red and hasn't faded yet across my abdomen. I never would have thought I'd do my first 25K PREGNANT, and my second one on a pretty decent technical trail only several months postpartum. I was happily stunned at the finish of that race.
I finished in 3:56. Turns out that my road 25K last July while 5 1/2 months pregnant was only about 30 seconds faster. A weird coincidence that the times were so close.
I drove back to the hotel and showered. I'm always looking for things to get me out of my comfort zone, and trail running fits the bill. I'm not crazy about being dirty, and man, the trails make you dirty!
I returned to sit and relax with all my running friends and we were there the rest of the day until the very last finisher of the 50-mile. So great to cheer every person in, especially to cheer in my friends.
Lessons learned:
1) Ignore Garmin mileage! I did better at Grasslands about timing my energy gels but need to change data fields to focus on time instead of distance and time gels that way. Now with one trail 25K under my belt, I'll also have some general idea how far I am into the course based on relative difficulty to this one and what time I finished this one in.
2) Get used to the "Are we done yet?" around every turn the last couple miles. Other trailrunners told me that feelings not uncommon.
3) Don't sweat the obstacles. Grind and Wall were way worse in my tired brain 12 miles in after that guy had to throw out that remark.
Splits (for what they're worth with a Garmin who didn't register all the distance):
Mile 1: 14:42
Mile 2: 14:33
Mile 3: 15:06
Mile 4: 15:48 (Energy gel - I walk through taking GU so I don't upset my stomach)
Mile 5: 16:18 (aid station)
Mile 6: 15:32
Mile 7: 15:22
Mile 8: 15:18
Mile 9: 16:18 (Energy gel - I walk through taking GU)
Mile 10: 14:18
Mile 11: 16:50 (aid station I think)
Mile 12: 15:16
Mile 13: 18:57
Mile 14: 20:47
Last 0.8 mi: 14:40 pace


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Monday, August 25, 2008
Perspective. That's the tricky thing I've been working on over here. Because I know that the idea of moving to Europe, no matter how temporary, from an American standpoint sounds all fairytale-like. You know-- how exciting, see the world, pointy cathedrals and castles and history so thick and deep you can smell it--- kind of thing. And it's that, sure, but it also has this flip-side every day living sort of reality where it's just not all fluffy and fantastic. It's just plain hard most days.
I've been letting my perspective issues hold me back from blogging because I thought maybe I could get my head screwed on straight, but I see now that it's going to be a process that just doesn't happen overnight. Meanwhile, life and motherhood and homeschooling continue on. I mean, that IS life isn't it? We're always rolling with the punches or at least taking them and having to get back up and press onward.
So, I'm going to rant a little and try to get past this sort of awkward little bump in my reality. Okay? Good. This is how we're going to do it. The happy, idealistic, fairy-tale believer in me is going to make one fluffy statement, and then the melancholic, realistic, beaten-down part of me is going to make a counter statement. Got it? Great. Let's begin.
Europe is amazing!
Europe sucks!
How great that we have the chance to have real immersion in a foreign language.
OMG, I can't understand anything anyone says to me.
There are so many new and exciting foods to try.
Ugh, who would want to eat horses and cheese that smells like someone's old, decaying butt?
Public transportation is so accessible here.
Why does it have to take all day to get anywhere!
It's so beautiful.
Well, well... yeah, so what?!
So it's beautiful. I'm trying to concentrate on that, rather than the fact that my kids seem to be having major adjustment issues and we have no homeschooling community. I'm trying to focus on the lovely wood-grain on the staircase as I lug my groceries up several flights of stairs. I'm trying to really appreciate the ornate architecture and detailed sculptures while all hell breaks loose with my kids because things aren't just mildly different, they are over the top. And most days are just plain trials.
We have moved around a lot. And it's always hard at first. There is always this period of missing friends or old neighborhoods, favorite restaurants or stores or products. There is always this period of feeling lost or lonely or displaced... this surrealness when we wake up and don't know where we are because things are just new and not yet firmly planted in our subconsciousness. But this moving here... it's all that times a thousand.
It's not just that people speak a different language here. I mean, they do, sure, and I had no idea exactly how different Swiss German was from high German, but now I know. Worlds different. So there's that. But the food is different. The laws are different. We can't just run our dishwasher when we get around to it, I have to plan because there are noise ordinances. Same for laundry. Same for grocery shopping. It takes all day to buy groceries-- well, for us it does. And I have to remember that certain stores close for lunch, don't stay open late, and hardly anything is open on Sunday. And since we have food allergies and diet restrictions, I have to stop and try to decipher the ingredients on everything we buy. And to remember, always remember, that I can only buy as much as I can carry and still manage to keep three kids from getting sucked under the trams, trains or smashed by passing motorists.
Which is not a pretty thought, obviously. There are so many things I could just be down about if I chose to let myself, like how difficult it is to figure out new medicines, health care systems, banking systems, transportation systems... the lack of recognizable vitamin supplements, the high costs of gosh, just about everything... so much stuff I could drown in it if I wasn't careful.
So I'm working on it. It's indisputably amazingly beautiful here, but perspective is a tricky thing.
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- Anonymous6:14 PM
Everything you've mentioned is true. We have friends who told us all about these issues. The guy went to grad school with my husband and is actually from Switzerland, but his wife is Canadian and she hated living there for years (they moved to Sw after he finished his ph.d. and after they got married - both occurred about the same time)...and this was before they had kids even.ReplyDelete
Regimented is a word I'd use for the Swiss and their system.
I'm glad you posted this. It's highly therapeutic to air one's thoughts.
I wish I had solutions for you. those friends I talked about, they moved to the States when their kids were 2 and infant, and lived here for close to 12 years. Then the guy got a job in Germany last year and they have now moved back to Europe again. We saw them over the summer when they came back for a visit, and the wife dislikes it there as much as she used to hate living in Switzerland.
I know there are tons of happy ex-pats, but I personally know of none. Still, I wish very much for you that things will get easier soon.
- Anonymous7:39 PM
I went through this as well. We lived in Hamburg and Bavaria for over 4 years and I know that what you are going through is culture shock. It does get easier with time. Just do not let yourself get depressed! Try to get out and experience the culture as much as you can. Learn as much of the language as you can and focus on the beautiful aspects of the journey (like the buildings and scenery). It can be incredibly disorienting to relocate to another country.ReplyDelete
It is always nice to hear more than the usual "encouraging" words. I appreciate your honesty (and steel myself for the worst while hoping for the best with my upcoming Big Move). I do feel like things will get better for you, but if not, at least we can visit each other. Having y'all over there gives me so much peace. I hope you can find some as well.ReplyDelete
Love, Jo
I loved this post! I'm an expat as well and I saw often hear the differing realities seen by my brutally honest mind versus my PC, don't make anyone worry mind. Feel free to cry on my shoulder antime!ReplyDelete


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Earlier this month, Rockwood Academy took part in celebrating the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals' (CILIP) national Libraries Week, between the 8th and the 12th of October.
The week is dedicated to celebrating the nation's libraries, and this year's focus was on wellbeing, showcasing how libraries across the country bring communities together, combat loneliness, provide a space for reading and creativity, and support people with their mental health.
Promoting the importance of the safe space Rockwood Academy's library creates for its students, a number of activities took place throughout the week. Most notably was a special performance by the Rockwood Academy choir during lunchtime on Friday 12th October. The performance was enjoyed by members of the school community as well as visitors from the Future Leaders programme. The performance covered a range of music including renditions of This Is Me (originally by the cast of The Greatest Showman), One Last Time (originally by Ariana Grande), and on special request for Librarian Ms Cook, David Bowie's Changes.
Rockwood Academy's library is more than just a facility for learning, it's a space in which students can come together to collaborate; whether that's to study, to read, or simply as a space for creative social interactions.


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Obituary: William C. Salmon, 66, former resident, local lawyer
William C. Salmon, 66, resident of Albuquerque, N.M., and Murray, Alaska, died suddenly on Oct. 31, 2016 from complications related to a dissected aorta. He was surrounded by his family, who traveled from near and far to be with him.
Bill was a lawyer and songwriter who enjoyed sharing his music with friends around the campfire, at family weddings, and at his and his wife Linda's infamous Halloween parties. He will be remembered for his kindness, generosity, goofy humor, and love for zombies.
Bill was born in Norwalk, Conn. on Feb. 11, 1950, the son of the late Robert Salmon, Jr. and Marjorie H. Salmon. He attended public schools in New Canaan and graduated from New Canaan High School in 1968. In high school, Bill was an honors student, on the varsity tennis team, and a member of numerous clubs. He graduated from the University of Connecticut, where he also played varsity tennis, in 1972, and from Ohio Northern University School of Law in 1975. After graduating, Bill joined the law firm of Rucci & Reardon in New Canaan.
Bill first discovered New Mexico while visiting his brother Rick in 1975. In 1984, he resettled in Albuquerque with Kris Olson and their two daughters. The next year, he and Mark Rhodes founded the law firm of Rhodes & Salmon, PC. He and Kris divorced in 1988, but continued to co-parent. Not long after, Bill met and married Linda Winter, the great love of his life, with whom he enjoyed exploring the world, at home and abroad. Together they traveled the back roads of New Mexico and Arkansas, the Caribbean, Mexico, and much of Europe and the U.S.
In 2015, Bill retired from law to devote time to music, art and travel. Over the years, he and his band, Swamp de Ville, performed at many venues in and around Albuquerque. Bill recorded four full-length albums, and his songs twice were nominated for the New Mexico Music Awards. Tunes like My Secret Airforce and Planet Made of Dreams will play on in the minds of his family and friends.
Bill is survived by his wife of 26 years, Linda Winter, and their children and grandchildren. Children and their partners from Bill's prior marriage to Kris Olson are Briana Olson and Joe Atzberger of Seattle, Wash., and Chloe Olson-Salmon and Layton Hansen of Albuquerque. Children from Linda's marriage to Larry Winter are Jesse Winter, his wife Anita Cordova, and Caroline Wilson. Bill and Linda's young grandchildren are Jude, Aubrianna, Mariana, and Arlo, all of Albuquerque. Bill is also survived by brothers Bob of Vero Beach, Fla., and Rick of Tijeras, N.M., their wives, and many loving uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews.
A private memorial service will be held in January.
Contributions in Bill's memory may be made to Albuquerque Healthcare for the Homeless, P.O. Box 25445, Albuquerque, NM 87125, or online at www.abqhch.org.


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Nanadanvan Enterprise is introducing its new Project Sanskruti Arcade at Bhadakmora.
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This weekend I will be returning to Chicago to see some of my favorites from IU. I cannot wait. The tentative plan is to celebrate graduation (because the extra weeks we spent at school wasn't celebration enough...) and my great friend Patrice's TWENTY-THIRD birthday! I still cannot believe that we are out of college. Everyone is going their separate way and becoming full blown adults.
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Reed Presents Local WWII Veteran with Overdue Military Honors
Cumberland native & U.S. Army veteran Ernest "Ernie" Mallory served in Europe during WWII and participated in liberation of the Gunskirchen Lager concentration camp
CRANSTON, RI – A 94-year-old Rhode Islander, Sergeant First Class (SFC) Ernest "Ernie" Mallory, was awarded some long overdue medals today that he earned but never received for his service in the U.S. Army during World War II.
With a salute to the greatest generation, U.S. Senator Jack Reed presented Mr. Mallory with the medals he earned during his service in France, Germany, and Austria over 73 years ago and thanked him for his years of faithful service in the U.S. military, which also included a stint with the 65th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Group in the Panama Canal Zone in the 1950s.
Born in Cumberland in 1924, Mr. Mallory joined the U.S. Army in March of 1943 after previously unsuccessfully trying to enlist at the age of 16. He completed basic training at Fort Bragg, North Carolina and specialized in wire and radio communications. He then continued training with the 71st Infantry Division at Camp Carson, Colorado and at Hunter Liggett Military Reservation in California. During this time he was trained as a forward observer, responsible for directing artillery and mortar fire onto a target. The 71st was then sent to Fort Benning, Georgia where Mr. Mallory was responsible for eight men in the wire section. This included setting up wire communications between the fire directions center and the artillery battery.
He and his unit then headed to Europe, where the 71st Infantry Division was assigned to relieve the 100th Division near Nancy, France. The 71st continued into Germany where they were assigned to General George Patton's famed Third Army before crossing the River Rhine at Oppenheim, Germany on March 30, 1945. Then they continued through Germany and entered Austria on May 3, 1945 over a dam on the Inn River. Near Lambach, the 71st Division liberated the Gunskirchen Lager concentration camp, a subcamp of the notorious Mathausen-Gusen concentration camp. Gunskirchen contained over 15,000 slave laborers and prisoners. Many did not survive the German atrocities. In 2004, (60 years after the liberation) Mr. Mallory met three of these survivors at a 71st Division Reunion.
"I salute Mr. Mallory for answering the call to serve. It is my great honor to present him with these medals for his selfless and dedicated service to our nation," said Senator Reed, the Ranking Member of the Armed Services Committee and a West Point graduate. "Mr. Mallory and his fellow soldiers in the 71st Infantry Division who liberated Gunskirchen must have witnessed unimaginable suffering and horrors – the worst of humanity. And all of us have a duty to ensure the memory of the Holocaust is never forgotten and such atrocities are never repeated. We will not forget what happened. And we will always be grateful that men like Mr. Mallory answered the call to serve and did their part to fight fascism and defeat the Nazis. On behalf of a grateful nation and the state of Rhode Island, I want to express my sincere gratitude for Mr. Mallory's courageous service and sacrifice."
After World War II ended, Mr. Mallory was assigned to the 66th Infantry Regiment of the 71st Division Occupational Forces for two months before returning home in April 1946. He then decided to join the inactive reserves.
In September 1950 he was recalled into the Army during the Korean War. He was sent to Camp Breckenridge in Kentucky as part of the 101st Airborne and then assigned to the 65th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Group in the Panama Canal Zone as Commo Chief of the 65th Headquarter Battery with the rank of SFC. He spent 35 months in Panama, where his wife joined him and where two of his three children were born.
Senator Reed presented Mr. Mallory with several medals, including the Good Conduct Medal with Clasp Bronze (2 Loops), the American Campaign Medal, the European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with Bronze Service Stars, the World War II Victory Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, the Honorable Service Lapel Button WWII, and the Sharpshooter Badge with Carbine Bar.
After returning to civilian life, Mr. Mallory enjoyed flying single engine aircraft and hot air balloons. He became a licensed balloon pilot and flew his balloon "Late Start" for several years. In 1988, he, along with several other balloon pilots, set a world record by building a 20-story hot air balloon named "Miss Champagne" which had a tethered ascent in Maine.


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This was an awesome book to read. What's better than outlaws, MC's and romance combined into one? This steamy romance will leave you needing a cold shower when you're finished reading.
Sally works on her uncle's farm with her cousin Norm and other workers. She is also the only one who her uncle sends to the Grizzlies MC shop when he needs one of the vehicles fixed. Sally has one of the trucks in the shop. Roman, the mechanic who worked on the truck, is the one who takes her back and shows her what was fixed. Right then and there he takes her virginity in the truck and she absolutely loves it.
Roman warns her that he never gets with the same woman twice. But with her, he's hooked. They spend a great week together before he ends up having to do some "club business". (Let's just say this excuse is used a lot.) She doesn't hear from him for a week and decides to go to the clubhouse. One of the older members gives her an address where she can write to him in jail. But she doesn't write. Two years he's in there. That means two years she doesn't hear from him and two years he doesn't hear from her.
It takes a couple weeks after he gets out before she goes to the clubhouse. There's something he needs to know and she's not really sure how he'll take it. I'm sure you can all guess what that means. Yep, she was pregnant and had his child. But Roman wants nothing to do with her. He ends up walking away from her without her telling him about his son. She yells at him and throws a beer bottle at him that barely misses him and then she walks out of the clubhouse.
They are thrust back together when her cousin shows her a hidden bunker on their land that the drug cartels are using to store stuff. The Grizzlies have been having problems with the cartel so Sally goes to Blackjack, the president. He agrees to help with security on the farm and to help find anymore bunkers on the land. Things are going okay until Roman walks in on Beam and Sally one day. Rules were that NO members were supposed to be in the house for any reason. Roman flips at seeing one of his brothers with his woman even though he hasn't said anything to her since they both walked away. Roman throws Beam out and then hears the baby crying. He takes off upstairs where the cries are coming from and then he realizes the truth.
Sally is thrust into the MC life after Roman makes her pack a bag of stuff for her and Caleb, the baby. But what happens after she is forced from the family farm? Who all lives and dies? Who is the traitor in the club and who almost takes the fall for the traitor with no one believing him?
I LOVED reading this book. Romance, erotica, badassery. All in one book. This book will DEFINITELY leave you needing either a cold shower or your own romp in the sheets! I've heard of the author, Nicole Snow, before but hadn't read any of her books until now. I will definitely be keeping her as a too read author!
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Eleven suspected internet fraudsters were arrested at their hideout in an early morning raid in Sapele, Delta State today Saturday 14th by operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Benin Zonal Office.
The surprise raid in the wee hours of the day which was based on intelligence, took the suspects by surprise and later led to a mild protest by their sympathizes several hours after the EFCC team had left the city.
A statement released by the antigraft agency, gave the names of the arrested suspects as Omomua Victor, Demi Johnson, Agufure Godstime, Agboroko Precious, Anthony Omonomo, Onskharoma Julius and Freeborn Efe. Others are Akama Precious, Tagbajiemi Promise George Raphael and Stanley Agabiri Items recovered from the suspects at the point of arrest include a lap top computer, a Mercedes-Benz car,
computers, mobile Phones, flash drives and internet modems.
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To add a new watch folder in the "Watch folders" area, click on the "Add folder" button. A new window will be opened from where you can select your watch folder. After the watch folders were added, please "Save" the settings.
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Findings from the 2016 Finding Australia's Social Enterprise Sector (FASES) report, a joint initiative by the Centre for Social Impact (CSI) Swinburne and Social Traders have identified a need for greater access to finance for rural Australian social enterprises.
The study was based on data from 359 social enterprises, of which 73 per cent were small businesses, 23 per cent medium-sized and just four per cent were large organisations.
39 per cent of Australian social enterprises surveyed reported that the lack of access to appropriate finance negatively impacted on the realisation of their impact potential.
Social enterprises operating in and largely clustered around major metropolitan centres were more likely to be able to access external finance according to analysis of 739 social enterprises spread across 1034 locations in Australia.
The report specifically found that enterprises in rural areas and Western Australia are placed at a geographical disadvantage as a result, compared to those in Victoria which has the highest density of enterprises, for example.
Director of CSI Professor Jo Barraket, who also led the first FASES research in 2010, said that compared to five years ago, "philanthropy is playing a proportionately more significant role in financially supporting social enterprises."
Building upon the 2016 report, the two equally most cited responses at 34% concerning social missions, were creating meaningful employment opportunities for people from a specific group, and developing new solutions to social, cultural, economic or environmental problems.
Despite this strong commitment by enterprises, the sector is still a largely invisible part of Australia's economy.
Managing Director of Social Traders, David Brookes reiterated this, saying that social enterprise in Australia is on the rise and already contributes between "2 and 3% of GDP and employs over 300,000 Australians."
Respondents surveyed echoed strong feelings about the need to build a more cohesive social enterprise ecosystem.
Limited policy development within the sector, low public awareness of social enterprises and their work, as well as the need for enhanced networking and development opportunities were cited by a majority of respondents as being areas of deep concern.
On broader support from government encouraging new growth opportunities for social enterprise, Professor Barraket said action needed to be two-fold.
"It's partly about investing into and growing the ecosystem that supports social enterprise development, and it's partly about rendering visible, recognising and supporting social enterprises as a field of business activity."