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Milutin 'Micho' Sredojevic has been left disappointed with changes made for their CAF Champions League match this week.
The Buccaneers have travelled to Tunisia for their Champions League match against Esperance on Tuesday, but the Serbian coach has expressed disappointment at the decision to change the time of the clash.
Read: Micho Names Two Chiefs Players That Gave Bucs Problems
Initially, Esperance and Pirates had been scheduled to play at 21h00 on Tuesday. However, the match has since been brought forward to a 14h00 kick-off (15h00 in South Africa) at the Stade El Menzah in Tunis on Tuesday.
Speaking to the media after Saturday's Soweto Derby against Kaizer Chiefs, Sredojevic explained how his team plans to approach the match in Tunis in the short time they have to prepare.
"Regarding travelling to Tunisia, it is very important that without being blame shifters and excuse makers about this match, this match (Soweto Derby) takes so many emotions in human beings. When you give everything for one match it's hard to go into the next match. But believing in what we are doing, believing in the players that we are having, I can assure you that we shall squeeze them like lemon…last drop out of them on Tuesday to represent the country in the best way to get the best that can get us the results that can keep us in contention for the quarter-finals of the Champions League, prior to the last matches next month," Sredojevic told the media.
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"It is a bit unfortunate that we had planned for nine in the evening to play, but after seeing that we were playing Chiefs, they changed the time of the start of the game. We accept that. We are travelling, looking to recover, looking to have last training session there and to play the match with the highest ambition," added the Serbian mentor.


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Curtis, Adam. 1992. A is for Atom, Google video, 45:51 min, accessed Apr 24, 2011, from http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1860517361048002456
The British 45-minute documentary A Is For Atom was named after the 1953 animated short of the 'Atoms for peace' campaign with the same title. The final installment of a BBC-2 series about politics and science, called Pandora's Box, the film tells the story of the development of peaceful nuclear technologies in the United States, Britain and Russia, and how political and business forces of the time contributed to these transformation. In order to make the production of nuclear power plants profitable, for example, private corporations like Westinghouse and General Electric pushed for the construction of bigger plants in order to utilize economies of scale. However, with growing reactor sizes, safe operation could no longer be fully guaranteed. The film shows that despite repeated warnings by senior scientists from the Atomic Energy Commission and the industry itself, the corporations succeeded in avoiding costly changes to the plant design. In the Soviet Union, on the other hand, political pressure for a rapid electrification of the country coupled with an insufficient budget resulted in inferior reactor designs, which ultimately culminated in the Chernobyl disaster. One of the most unsettling scenes of the film unfurls as AEC scientists state as early as 1964 that "we have found in our present study nothing. . . which guarantees either that major reactor accidents will not occur or that protective safeguard systems will not fail. Should such accidents occur very large damages could result." What they refer to are evocative of the problematic design issues of the very type of nuclear reactor that would be used later in the Fukushima No.1 plant that came into operation in 1971.
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Managing your time on twitter and organizing your followers depends of the reasons you are using Twitter. Most of the users do it for fun and to meet & chat with other people, some users organize full marketing campaigns on the social networks and use this one for audience and clients gathering. In any case, interacting with other Twitter uses is almost mandatory in order to meet the full social and full features of this website.
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Rovman Powell scored 28 in a useful cameo before he was caught off the bowling of Tom Curran, eerie and of a forgotten time. Players were? Government will take over burnt Myanmar land: minister | Reuters World Reuters Sep 28.
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Pharma Giants in Antitrust Pricing Lawsuit over Biosimilars
Pfizer sued Johnson & Johnson (J&J) in federal court in Pennsylvania last week, alleging anticompetitive discounts and other actions to prevent competition with J&J's biologic Remicade. The complaint illustrates the hurdles to successfully bringing a biosimilar to market, despite the Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act (BPCIA). The case also will provide another opportunity for courts to evaluate the antitrust implications of loyalty discounts and bundling.
In 2014, Remicade ranked as the third highest-selling drug in the world with more than $10 billion in sales. A dose of Remicade can cost from $1,300 to $2,500. In 2010, Congress enacted the BPCIA to provide a pathway for approval of biosimilars, which are biologic drugs designed to have active properties similar to one that has been previously approved. To obtain approval, a biosimilar applicant must demonstrate high similarity between the biosimilar and the reference biologic. The BPCIA also provides a process to allow a biosimilar applicant to challenge patents that purportedly cover the reference biologic.
According to the complaint, J&J's Remicade was protected by patents until 2016 and became J&J's best-selling drug. Pfizer received permission from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to market its competing biosimilar, Inflectra, in April 2016 and began selling it in November. At that point, J&J allegedly implemented its "Biosimilar Readiness Plan" to fend off Remicade competitors. According to the complaint, J&J used rebates to effectively induce major insurers representing 70 percent of the patients covered by commercial health insurance plans to use Remicade exclusively for both existing and new patients. J&J also allegedly conditions rebates to insurers on other J&J products on Remicade exclusivity. According to the complaint, J&J similarly offers discounts to hospitals and other health care providers based on purchases of Remicade equal to levels when Remicade faced no competition. As a result, Pfizer alleges that it is foreclosed from 70 percent of the market for its biosimilar.
For most of its claims, Pfizer will have to show that J&J has power in an appropriately defined market. Such market power is usually shown through a high percentage share of sales in that market. Here, Pfizer has alleged a market defined as infusion-administered drugs where approved FDA labeling encompasses certain medical indications without certain restrictions. J&J allegedly has 60% of such a market, which is at the lower end of the levels usually needed to show market power.
Pfizer will also need to show that J&J's actions harmed competition in the market. The U.S. Supreme Court has not provided a test to determine when so-called loyalty discounts are anti-competitive. As a result, lower courts have chosen between the defendant-friendly price-cost test, which condemns the discounts only if the discounted price is below the defendant's variable costs, and the more plaintiff-friendly foreclosure test, which condemns the discounts if the pricing prevents competitors from competing for a large percentage of available customers.
As we have detailed in prior alerts, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit has considerable experience in evaluating such discounts. According to those older cases, courts in the circuit will apply the price-cost test only if the plaintiff alleges harm solely from low prices on a single product; on the other hand, where the defendant has "bundled" low prices on both contestable and non-contestable products, courts in the Third Circuit have used the foreclosure test. Here, Pfizer alleges that J&J has bundled the low prices for the allegedly incontestable demand of current Remicade patients with the contestable demand of the drug for new patients.
Pfizer also alleges that J&J has bundled exclusive or near-exclusive purchases of Remicade with purchases of other popular J&J products. The courts have developed different tests to determine when such multi-product discounting is anti-competitive when competitors do not sell the same range of products. The Third Circuit's precedent here is particularly plaintiff-friendly but has been heavily criticized by other circuits, commentators, and even some later Third Circuit judges. Finally, Pfizer alleges that J&J's Remicade prices, even after discounts, have continued to increase even after Inflectra's introduction, showing harm to competition and ultimate consumers. J&J executives have disputed that final assertion when discussing the complaint, although they have not yet filed a formal answer.
Bringing a biosimilar to market is expensive, even with the BPCIA. This case shows that the costs can go beyond product development and patent disputes to include fights over marketing schemes. Given the huge amounts of money at stake for both companies in this dispute, the case is likely to provide at least one judicial precedent on when discounting and exclusive dealing arrangements violate antitrust laws. Thus, the case is well worth watching by those both inside and outside the pharmaceutical industry.


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'This captures cab franc's herbaceousness, the Okanagan's purity and generosity, and The Hatch's less-is-more winemaking style. One of their Hobo Series, this is from Mama D's Vineyard on the Golden Mile Bench, with time in partial new American oak barrels and the remainder in neutral old French. Charming herbal and dusky plum, resinous wild blackberry and soft pepper, soft and cushioned on the voluminous palate without being obese and bloated. There's a tweak of acidity reining all in, and a tight grip of acidity on the sides to narrow to a buzzy, lifted finish. Beautifully drinkable now, ideally with pork. If my notes are correct, this has taken a considerable price leap over last year, but -amongst its Okanagan peers – is worth it. 89 points'
– Treve Ring, Gismondi on Wine
The 'Hobo Series'.
First off, the definition of 'hobo'
ho·bo (hō′bō) n. pl. ho·boes or ho·bos
1. One who wanders from place to place without a permanent home or a means of livelihood.
2. A migrant worker.
We had a large debate on whether we should embrace the term hobo with these wines. First of all, the piece of Paul's art that we used to create these labels is called 'Tolsoy and the hobo moth' after-all; and calling it the hobo series seemed very natural. After seeing the above definition of 'hobo' to us it also conjured up images of certain grapes that for whatever particular reason don't get the credit and respect some other more famous grape colleagues have enjoyed over the years. All these grape, per se, have traveled from their homes in search of, to us at least, adventure and much less so notoriety. So in this line-up, we honour a range of less appreciated grapes and their true hobo spirit. This time around, Cabernet Franc. Our favourite Cabernet and the finest Franc.


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World champions, Whangara Mai Tawhiti, have done it again by securing the number one spot at the Tamararo Regional Kapa Haka Competition that was held in Gisborne today.
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Te Tairawhiti is set to host its 65th annual kapa haka competition under the mantle of Tamararo tomorrow.
5 teams to represent Te Tairāwhiti at Te Matatini
Tamararo is a regional haka competition held annually in memory of Karaitiana Tamararo. While five teams qualify to represent the East Coast on the National Stage next year, there is more to the Tamararo event than just competition.
Comeback of the century for Hikurangi Pariha
It has been labelled as the comeback of the century for East Coast kapa haka, Hikurangi Pariha, who took the stage yesterday at the 2016 Karaitiana Tamararo Tai Rawhiti Senior Kapa Haka Regionals for the first time in over 50 years. Their stand was so amazing, that the judges confirmed their place to head away as one of five representatives of the East Coast at Te Matatini next year.
Tairāwhiti Tamararo Regionals 2016- Hikurangi Ahikaa
"Whakarukea! Tū tonu maunga Hikurangi, tuohu ko ngā uri e" is a mission statement Hikurangi Ahikaa strongly uphold as they go into the Tamararo regional competitions this morning.
Tairāwhiti Tamararo Regionals 2016- Te Aitanga a Hauiti ki Ūawa
Defending champions of the 2014 Tairāwhiti Tamararo Competition, Tai Te Aitanga-a-Hauiti ki Ūawa are the eleventh team to perform at the Gisborne Events Centre in Houhoupiko today.
2015 Tamararo kapa haka competition
Scenes from this weekend the Karaitiana Tamararo kapa haka competition in Gisborne are now available online.
Tairāwhiti Senior Tamararo Regionals- Rītana Ō Mua
Gisborne's Lytton High is renowned for producing a number of kapa haka exponents onto the national stage in secondary and senior levels.
Tairāwhiti Senior Tamararo Regionals- Waihīrere
Arguably one of the most celebrated kapa haka to date, with a glittering history of pomp and ceremony, Waihīrere are stronger than ever in 2014.
Tairāwhiti Senior Tamararo Regionals- Te Reo o Te Kōhanga Reo
Te Reo o Te Kōhanga Reo entertained the crowd this afternoon at the Senior Tamararo competition.


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Understanding the FCA's PROD rules
Fri, 22/03/2019 - 11:19
Rory Percival, Regulatory Expert
Rory outlines what PROD is, why it is so important, and how advisers can be compliant with PROD if they are not already following good practice.
Rory was a speaker at AJ Bell's On the Road tour, held in March 2019.
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Malaysia bags 2 gold medals at SEA Games
MANILA: Thanks to netball and silat, Malaysia bagged two more gold medals at the Philippines SEA Games.
Malaysia retained its netball gold after beating arch-rivals Singapore 48-42 in a closely contested final at the Santa Rosa Sports Complex here on Monday (Dec 2).
It didn't take long after Malaysia got another victory from the silat team when Taqiyuddin Hamid and Sazzlan Yuga punched and kicked their way to the Ganda Putra (men's doubles) in seni discipline (exhibition).
They pipped host Philippines on technical countback after both teams finished on matching 564 points.


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NaTakallam's Arabic curriculum is based on the integrated Arabic teaching curriculum, 'Arabiyyat al-Naas,' developed by Munther Younes, the Head of the Arabic department at Cornell University. This curriculum differs from other Arabic language programs by integrating colloquial Arabic with Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) in a way that reflects the use of the language by native speakers.
NaTakallam has partnered with Dr. Younes' Institute for Integrated Arabic to train some of our Conversation Partners in delivering this unique, real-life oriented teaching approach. Students will engage in 5 additional, one-on-one, hour-long sessions covering new units in 'Arabiyyat al-Naas.'
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Ease of Use2/5
Features & Functionality4/5
Customer Support3/5
Value for Money4/5
Likelihood to Recommend8/10
- Reviewer Source
- Reviewed on 13/03/2018
"Great software. Does everything we need it to do and more."
Comments: Great accounting, and always updating with new features. Our accountant could just log in and do our end of years immediately.
-Highly customisable for invoicing and parts inventories.
-Has great reports. We found if you knew what you wanted to keep an eye on in the business, then you could design a report for it. Not all accounting programs or workshop software can do that so easily.
-once it was set up for our workshop, it worked amazingly. Very intuitive
-We were new to this software, and it took a long time to set it up, (6 mnths), specifically for how we needed it to work. (automotive workshop), You almost needed to be a trained accountant i felt.
-Support used to take at least 1 day if not 2 to get back to you.
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- Reviewed on 13/03/2018
Gavin P.
Overall Rating3/5
Ease of Use5/5
Features & Functionality3/5
Customer Support3/5
Value for Money5/5
Likelihood to Recommend6/10
- Reviewer Source
- Reviewed on 23/11/2016
"MYOB in the Clouds"
Comments: Windows based product with very easy to use menus. It has all the bells and whistles of modern accounting software. I particularly liked the Payroll and Budgeting. Its a product that I believe needs to be tested by accountants. I think some aspects would be tricky for bookkeepers whereas other aspects accountants pull their hair out and the lack of reporting options and some silly rules that make it harder to use. I don't get the impression that they listen to your feedback. Sadly the organisation has some arrogance. I noted this particularly when being trained in the product. The organisation would benefit greatly from listening to feedback and improving its report options. For example. No comparative Balance Sheet. No reports which can be produced relating to staff hours. The journal report is woeful, sadly you have to use journal more than you would want. No Fixed Asset Register. On the other hand I love the budget reports, very easy to manipulate. The graphs which come with the budget are useless. The ease to enter pay roll data is awesome. I love the bank feeds and many more aspects of this package. I think if they combine the best aspects of Account right and Essentials to target medium sized entities, MYOB would be hard to beat.
Pros: Payroll and Budgeting and very easy to use. Nice features with Invoice design also.
Cons: The Journals report is awful, no Fixed Asset register. No reports on Payroll hours worked.
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- Reviewed on 23/11/2016
Chris P.
Overall Rating4/5
Ease of Use5/5
Features & Functionality3/5
Customer Support3/5
Value for Money3/5
Likelihood to Recommend6/10
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- Source: SoftwareAdvice
- Reviewed on 12/09/2017
"good value in terms of the price"
Comments: The software is good for a small entity but once you grow and need more detail it becomes a handbrake on information.
Pros: easy to use ,A very easy to use and follow accounting software, the flow of information is easy to follow
Cons: I have been using the MYOB Essentials purely for payroll of a bout 10 employees. I find the customer service frustrating as it seems impossible to actually speak to anyone.
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- Source: SoftwareAdvice
- Reviewed on 12/09/2017
Arslan R.
Overall Rating5/5
Ease of Use5/5
Features & Functionality5/5
Customer Support5/5
Value for Money5/5
Likelihood to Recommend10/10
- Reviewer Source
- Reviewed on 04/05/2018
"The Software helps me to evolve in my career my much ."
Comments: The benefits are countless. I am really happy and exceptionally relaxed with using this software. By far, its the most reliable and efficient software that I have encountered.
Pros: The systematic features really helps to sort out the accounting issues. I am always leading the task upto the standards and mostly efficiently only using this specialized software.
Cons: The complications of finding a specific set of files is really hectic. I have to go through the whole bunch of files and reenters the balance whenever I have to made some ammendments.
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- Reviewed on 04/05/2018


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Gals Range Day
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The morning session features Jon Green from GOAL presenting the MA-approved Home Firearms Safety Course. After lunch, we'll break up into small groups and everyone will get hands-on experience with archery, handguns, rifles, & shotguns!
The day will be lots of fun in a casual, low-pressure environment. Everyone is there to learn and try things out!
Cost for the day is $60, which includes class, lunch, range time, & goodie bag!
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This event is sponsored by both the Lowell Sportsmen's Club and Gun Owners Action League!


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Monday, December 6, 2010
12 comments:
- Cindy Gay said...
Particularly like the fringe at the bottom and of course the lovely portrait.
- December 6, 2010 at 8:58 AM
- flirtini83 said...
great way to use the Anna G. boarder strips. luv it. tfs.
- December 6, 2010 at 10:08 AM
- STAMP ENJOY said...
les couleurs, l'ambiance, les détails, tout y est, cette page est superbe.
- December 6, 2010 at 2:26 PM
- Kristin said...
Very inspired, thanks for sharing. I love that paper stack. Adorable picture too :)
- December 6, 2010 at 2:46 PM
This is a beautiful layout. Thanks for sharing.
Liz (UK)
- December 6, 2010 at 4:54 PM
- Unknown said...
Love this LO!! it´s so cute...and the little details (the metal charm, the Santa cutout...) are perfect
- December 6, 2010 at 4:58 PM
- laurensmom22 said...
This is beautiful Irene.
- December 7, 2010 at 12:35 AM
- valeria vac said...
WOW...this is so beautiful Irene!!!
Valeria Vac
- December 7, 2010 at 9:51 AM
- http://blog.timetocreate.com.au/ said...
What a totally fantastic layout Irene.
I love the wistful look on your son's face.
BTW is there a chance of you coming to Australia to teach? I will start saving now if there is?
- December 7, 2010 at 6:44 PM
- Gabby said...
Irene - This layout is so nice! Love the way you put all of the supplies together and gave it yor special touch! Beautiful! :)
- December 7, 2010 at 11:14 PM
- CK Chai said...
Loving the vintage PP used in this LO. Nice to have the misting on the background too...
- December 10, 2010 at 1:38 PM
- Paulien van den Bosch said...
Oh wow Irene.... This page is just so icredibly Beautiful!!!!! Love your layering.
And.... boy got I got a sweet surprise.... Thank you for your beautiful card honey. It truly is Gorgeous. I had to smile about your hand writing.... It is so small but sooooooooo beautiful. I don't know how you do it girl.
- December 11, 2010 at 1:39 AM


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Leonard: My Fifty-Year Friendship With a Remarkable Man written and narrated by William Shatner
When I saw this audio book available immediately through my library, I jumped at the chance to listen to William Shatner talk about his relationship with Leonard Nimoy. I wasn't disappointed.
There really wasn't a lot of NEW information here, but it was still a pleasurable listen. As a listener, I needed to remind myself that Mr. Shatner was telling things from his point of view, and as such, the story would not be totally objective. He did admit to a few things: a bit of jealousy on his part when, at first, Leonard was more popular than he was. Also, he admitted to being a jerk one time when Leonard had a photographer there in make up while they were shooting TOS.
It was interesting to learn that they both had problems with alcohol and nicotine. They were both raised in the Jewish faith and they both defied their fathers in their choices of career.
The rest I will let you discover on your own, because I think any fan of Star Trek will NEED to read this, just as I did. I recommend the audio because there are far worse things than letting Captain Kirk relate the story to you himself.
Recommended for fans of Star Trek; just remember that this is not an objective biography, and it's as much about William Shatner as it is Leonard Nimoy.


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As you may have noticed, the blog has been a little quiet, and I slacked off and skipped last Sunday's "Literary Libations". In addition to the health issues, June has turned out to be quite the busy month for me, and I wish I had the same level of energy I once had, before I got sick. And old. OK, mostly old. The oldness is certainly to blame.
I'll start off with talking about my favourite subject: me…and where other people are talking about me! Long ago, I did an author interview I figured the interviewer simply wasn't interested in. As it so happens, she simply published many of them at the same time. While it was one of my first interviews and therefore not one of my best, and the interviewer spelled my name incorrectly, I enjoyed reading it because the questions were a bit different from the usual. If you're interested, you can catch me talking about me here. You know you want to.
Every so often, you have an interesting weekend. This one was definitely an interesting one for me, one that started on Friday when I planned an event at an upscale restaurant that literally just opened a few weeks ago. I'd sent a friend of mine to scout it out, and she'd told me the menu was limited, but the decor was really nice. I later found out the dinner menu was more extensive, they had excellent martinis, and the place really is beautiful. I fully expect to see it on "Real Housewives Of Atlanta" sometime in the near future.
The staff was extremely friendly, and we had occasion to meet both the manager and the owner. I found out that the owner was my kind of guy, an exuberant Italian man from New Jersey, and he seems to treat his customers and his employees like family. The food was good, but overpriced. For instance, The Guy I Am Currently Dating and I ordered a bruschetta appetizer and decided to split an entree, so we could have dessert. I ended up going for the teriyaki chicken breast with pineapple salsa, because it seemed at least somewhat healthy.
To my surprise, the chicken arrived….and, well, that was it. No veggies, no potatoes, not even garnish on the plate. I absolutely realise why America is fat and unhealthy. 20 dollars either gets you one chicken breast without accompaniment, or enough food to feed 6 people at KFC.
The oddest thing was the drinks. We saw they had a special offering $5 martinis, which turned out to be only available upstairs in the lounge area. Downstairs, the same drink with Absolut vodka was $10-$12. Upstairs, the $5 martinis were made with Grey Goose, and significantly better. Of course, they were only for the ladies and only served until 11, facts not widely advertised until you received your bill.
Nevertheless, the club area was a fun bar, although a bit loud and with some flashing lights. There were couches, tables, a large dance floor, and once the crowd around the bar dissipated, it was a nice place to hang out. A friend of mine decided to leave early, and because she lived nearby, The Guy I Am Currently Dating drove her home. I went to pull up a chair and sit next to another friend of mine, one with whom I wished to exchange gossip and, you know, typical girl chat.
We talked for a bit, and that's when things got weird. I somehow found myself rejected by an 80 year-old guy.
OK, maybe he wasn't 80, but he was old. And boring. And, although I'm a modest person (sometimes), I definitely have to say I'm quite out of his league unless he happens to have invented the first dot matrix printer or something, and is one of Atlanta's eligible millionaires.
When the seat on the other side of my friend opened up, he got up and moved to sit next to her, informing me "It was time to upgrade". Really? I mean, WTF, dude? Is that not the rudest thing someone you don't know could say?
The funniest part is that he seemed oblivious to the fact that we knew one another. He immediately "upgraded", bought her a drink, and completely interrupted our conversation. From time to time, she would attempt to resume it. We took pictures together. The bartender brought us champagne, compliments of the owner (at my suggestion. ), and still, at one point he suggested we should get to know one another because we both played musical instruments. I don't know how oblivious someone who has been on this planet for so long could be.
He then basically stalked her for the rest of the night, made her feel uncomfortable, and when she left, he grabbed his coat and made a quick exit as if hoping to catch her. The Guy I Am Currently Dating, whose job it is to oversee all damsels who may find themselves in distress (seriously, he often has a car full of women.), ran after her to make sure the guy didn't have an opportunity to catch up with her. I later told the bouncer, who was cute and talkative in that Southern country way, that the feminist side of me was angry that girls should be made to feel so uncomfortable they choose to leave rather than cause a scene. On the other hand, I'd have had no problem making that guy feeling uncomfortable enough that he'd have left the building first, but my friend is far nicer than I happen to be.
Regardless of the fact that it was a creepy old stalker delivering it, I am still irritated by the comment. By the time you're 80, you should know how to treat classy women. In my mind, that includes me. My friend is also a beautiful, intelligent, and classy woman…but it isn't that often that people walk away from me, informing me they're planning to upgrade.
I also had an unexpected and short visit from a good friend who was passing through my part of town, and took some time to catch up with me. This friend does not like to be mentioned on the blog, so I'm violating one of my rules here. However, we don't get to see one another as often as I'd like, so it's worth noting in a vague and positive way.
I think everyone has a larger group of friends and acquaintances in the world, but a very small and select number that can be described as "favourite people". This friend most definitely falls into the latter category. There are some people in the world who, once you break down a certain number of barriers, reveal themselves to be among the most caring and uplifting people you know. I count this friend in that category, and we somehow have formed a very natural and authentic connection over the years. It is a unique dynamic and not always uncomplicated. There are few people with whom you can honestly share a full range of often-uncensored emotion and experience, and still like one other, and laugh at the absurdity of it all even when life is this complex and uncertain thing. Of course, this friend and I will likely never live in the same city, which makes actually getting to see one another a more valuable thing. (Sadly, this is true of many of my closest friends. I do have a few "favourite people" in Atlanta, and they play a huge role in keeping me in Atlanta. Atlanta is not one of my "favourite people".)
Hey, wait a minute. Maybe it just means people like me more when they don't live anywhere near me. :O (insert abject disillusionment here.)
Finally, I'm not sure if I mentioned this in an earlier post, but I felt like I needed a new and challenging project for the summer, especially since my physical being is still less than cooperative and I always seem to be too broke or too busy to travel. So, when I saw an introductory course being offered at Writers' Village University for fiction writers, at a mere $10 fee, I decided to sign up.
I really had no idea what to expect, but the community seems very diverse and very supportive. There are some extremely skilled writers, and there are people like me, who have never taken an online workshop before. The "getting to know you" phase of things seemed to be successful, as people had a very positive response to "meeting" me (which is always a self-esteem boost, if you're me.).
However, I feel like I might be a little out of my depth in this writing community. At the very least, it's a humbling experience that points out, "Hey, my writing isn't quite as appealing as I though. Maybe there's a reason my collection was rejected." Hopefully, I can learn from being surrounded by better and more imaginative writers.
The class hasn't officially started yet, but they kicked things off with an optional writing prompt. The prompt for my room was to write a story about nature using words like "stapler", "billboard", "car","phone", and "hard drive". I sent what I concocted to The Guy I Am Currently Dating, and he said he liked it, but I suppose he'll probably always say that. My reply to him was:
The comments left by the mentors leave me with the vague impression that they didn't quite get it. Maybe they just didn't like it that much, but I think more of the first. I notice that I don't tell stories in a way that is as straightforward as some of the other people in my group, and I rely more on description and you needing to insert yourself into the situation.
Uh-oh. I think I might be creating the literary equivalent of Darren Aronofsky films when I write short stories. Oscar committee gives a thumbs up. People are like "WTF just happened?".
Remember all those people who got mad when they thought the cable went out during the final episode of "The Sopranos", but it was really the ending? Yeah. I'd have been responsible for something like that. *laughs*
I did get some positive feedback from other members of the class, but I'm looking forward to the challenges that come from writing with a very diverse and gifted group of people.
One of the cool things is that The Guy I Am Currently Dating, who is not a writer, but a very imaginative and talented person, decided to take the class with me. We're in separate classrooms, but it's fun to have someone with whom to share the journey. I don't often share my work with people, so frankly, I'm never sure if anything I come up with is good or not. I always rather assume it's not, but have not yet stumbled on to that secret of success that says, "Hey, your writing is now good! Isn't that awesome?"
Regardless, I now have something interesting to do over the summer when I'm not out socializing or home watching Big Brother. Let's face it, those things occupy 70% of my waking hours during the summer, because I still have not mentally accepted that I am an adult and need to work even if it's July. In my mind, I'm on summer break! As it turns out, that's not a thing in life when you're old.
Now, if only I could get my body stabilized from the medication-change fiasco, I might be a pretty happy camper. Or, at least, a pretty content one.


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Twin Star Exorcists – Season 2
Grotesque monsters known as Impurities reside in Magano, a realm parallel to the present day. Exorcists purify these evil apparitions to protect the people. Rokuro Enmado is opposed to becoming an exorcist, even though he has the talent to be one, but an oracle gives him the title of "Twin Star Exorcist," the name bestowed upon married exorcists. Benio Adashino, the girl who receives the title along with Rokuro, is determined to exorcise all the Kegare, or Impurities, in the world. The two find themselves wrapped up in more and more battles together as the Twin Star Exorcists…
Rokuro and Benio are back on our screens for a second season, battling the Kegare that threaten to disturb humanity's peace whilst refusing to believe that they are destined to become a couple and that, in the future, their child, the "miko" will become the most powerful exorcist the world has ever seen, foretold in so many prophecies that the exorcist community has all their opes pinned on these two young people and what is expected to be their future.
In this second season, things take on a darker turn. The Kegare problem is revealed to be worse than initially thought and Rokuro and Benio continue to be haunted by the deaths of their friends and family. Though they are working to become the best exorcists they can possibly be this proves to be harder than first thought when they come up against a new wave of monsters and spirits that can easily deflect their newest, combined attacks.
Twin Star Exorcists has always managed to impress me with its dark and edgy artwork, particularly in the realm of Magano. The colours and sharpness used make you really think that this is another place, a dangerous part of another world where no character is truly safe. That, coupled with the music they continue to use, make this aspect a very original and memorable one.
The new opening and ending themes are a little darker, with the music being even more catchy than before, if that can be believed. Everything has a bit of a techno, synthesised beat to it that keeps things energetic and perilous. This music also goes very well with a certain overused anime trope: screaming your opponent's name. The music seems to step up a notch when Rokuro turns around and yells something like "YUUUUUUTOOOOOO!"
Thankfully, we are seeing more development with the supporting characters now, which are becoming less two-dimensional because of it. All of these aspects are nicely linked to the story progression and to the development of our two main characters. For instance, we are seeing new layers to Mayura, who in the first season seemed only to be there to be Rokuro's tsundere childhood friend. But as she is adjusting to his and Benio's relationship, we see her personality developing and her trying to re-kindle her relationship with her errant father.
I can't remember whether it was this way in the first season (I certainly don't remember it, but my mind is not the most reliable) was that there are a lot of 'flashback' scenes in which the dimensions change and the anime looks like it's being filmed as a square. As a result there's two thick black lines at the sides of the screen not doing much. Okay, we get it, this is Rokuro's/Benio's hindsight – why the strange TV dimensions suddenly? These seem to happen rather often and are a little irritating. They also really slow down the action and drama which was beginning to perk up this season. It's really distracting when I am waiting to see if a character pulls through after a fight, or I want Rokuro to carry on fighting Yuto, when I have to sit through these elongated flashbacks which don't need to be as long as they are (or even there at all. Sometimes these flashbacks are just footage of older episodes that I've seen before. It's almost like… Dare I say it? Filler, at times.
Though I'm not sure if there's supposed to be a third season of Twin Star Exorcists, I would like things to tie-up nicely and to have a definitive ending. The first series didn't seem to make much of an impact so I'm looking for something that will take my interest up to another level – perhaps an attack with some powerful Kegare that will make me feel that the storyline, and the characters, have progressed onto another level. I'm hoping that I won't be disappointed here.


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Anna Brazer, APRN, ANP-BC
Provider Biography
I joined KC Pain Center in 2014. I am a board certified adult nurse practitioner, through the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). After completing my undergraduate studies at Saint Luke's College of Nursing, I worked in the acute care setting as a registered nurse for seven years. In 2013, I graduated with honors, from The University of Missouri-Kansas City with my Master's in Nursing.
I have been married to my husband, Scott for nearly seven years and we stay very busy with our wonderful, three year old daughter, Gracie and our other two furry "children". In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family, being outdoors, community involvement and traveling.
I love my job because of the interaction I get to have with my patients and feel privileged to be able to build relationships with each patient. I also enjoy the collaboration I have with my physicians and feel that I learn something new daily from them.
I pride myself on delivering quality care to all of my patients and treat them as if they were members of my own family.
Continuing my education through seminars and courses keeps me up to date on current trends, research, and techniques in providing the best possible care. I always enjoy learning how I can improve my skills and provide better care.
I am excited to be a part of the practice here at KC Pain Center and look forward to meeting you soon!


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Just over a month ago, Vernon Hills alumnus Andre Szmyt was locked in a tight battle for the starting kicker's job at Syracuse.
After four-year starter Cole Murphy graduated, the Orange had a big hole at kicker. Szmyt, a redshirt freshman who had joined the program as a preferred walk-on, beat out punter Sterling Hofrichter and kickers Nolan Cooney and Cory Smigel for the starting job prior to the season-opener at Western Michigan.
After five games, Szmyt had become a major part of Syracuse's turnaround. He certainly has been busy, connecting on 13 of 14 field-goal attempts and making all 26 extra points.
In front of 80,000 people, Szmyt was at his best for Syracuse's 27-23 loss at No. 3 Clemson on Sept. 29.
"I just block it out," Szmyt told syracuse.com of his approach at Clemson. "Walking out there, it's cool to seeing all those people. But when it's time to kick, I block it out."
He made three field goals, including a career-long 51-yarder, in the loss at Clemson. For his efforts, the 6-foot-1, 195-pound Szmyt was named as one of the three Lou Groza Award "Stars of the Week" on Oct. 1.
His solid kicking is a key reason that Syrcause won its first four games of the season. Before this season, Syracuse kickers had missed 16 field-goal attempts in the last two seasons.
Szmyt was also named the ACC's Specialist of the Week. He scored 11 of the Orange's 23 points against Clemson, booting field goals of 35, 51 and 32 yards. Through the first five games, he led the country with a field-goal average of 2.6 per game. He also topped the country with 13 field goals and 65 kick-scoring points. Szmyt has also made at least two field goals in every game.
Vernon Hills coach Jason Czarnecki said his entire coaching staff kept tabs on Szymt against Clemson. While at Vernon Hills, Szymt worked closely with special teams coach Dave Schroetter.
After originally committing to Louisville, Szmyt switched to Syracuse. A kicker and punter in high school, Szymt made 9 of 12 field goals his senior year, including a school-record 48-yarder.
"I can say we are all definitely proud of him," Czarnecki said. "When Andre was kicking field goals against Clemson last week, all the coaches were texting each other with excitement. He's definitely making both the Vernon Hills football program, the high school and the community proud."
Dziedzic playing well for NIU soccer
East Leyden graduate Konrad Dziedzic is making an impact this season on the pitch.
Dziedzic is a redshirt junior goalkeeper for the Northern Illinois men's soccer team. The 6-foot, 176-pound goalie spent two seasons at West Virginia but did not play.
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Last season, his first at Northern Illinois, Dziedzic started 11 matches and posted a 1-0 shutout against No. 10 Omaha.
As of Friday, he had started nine matches and played 814 minutes, allowing nine goals and recording 17 saves for a 7-2 record in the net this season.
Senior forward Adrian Coardos, a Niles North graduate, is also on the team.
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There's push back from the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), to the call from the Political Ombudsman for a halt to unauthorised infrastructural projects now underway in the Portland Eastern constituency as campaigning heats up ahead of the April 4 by-election.
The Party says State funds are not being used for the projects and it is at a loss to the concerns raised by the Ombudsman.
In a news release yesterday Political Ombudsman Donna Parchment-Brown, said infrastructural projects which started last October under the Constituency Development Fund and the Tourism Product Development Company (TPDCo.) are being reported as the work of the JLP's prospective candidate, who is Ann-Marie Vaz.
The Ombudsman also said a contractor was conducting projects on public roads as a contribution to Vaz's campaign.
According to Mrs Parchment-Brown, the projects had not received any permit or contract from the Municipal Corporation, the TPDCo. or the National Works Agency.
She called for Vaz to instruct her campaign team and contributors to cease and desist from the unauthorised works on public facilities as they breach the Agreement and Declaration on Political Conduct.
Meanwhile, in an interview with RJR News Chairman of the JLP's Public Relations Committee Matthew Samuda, said the Ombudsman's concerns are unwarranted.


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What on earth does the one thing have to do with the other? Um…nothing.
I like to salt my cantaloup. I like peanut butter and bologna sandwiches. DH likes to dip his pizza rolls in applesauce, or Doritos in yogurt. What are the strange food combinations that you indulge in? "Bob" likes to dip his graham crackers in water so they get really mushy before he eats it. "Tori" puts everything in her mouth.
Now on to Coal Energy.
Sometime this year, the EPA is going to try and implement a new regulation (so cool how the EPA's reason for existence is to regulate laws it creates. Brilliant.) that prohibits coal mines from mining UNDER (significantly *under*, as in 800 feet) ditches that have water in them for part of the year. It's called the Stream Buffer Zone, or something like that. Never mind that mining 800 feet underground doesn't actually impact the environment above it, the streams or ditches etc. It's the best way to mine coal. Well, you say, COAL is DIRTY and FILTHY and pollutes the air! Okay, show me some photographs of places where coal smoke is smogging up the air in the United States. Come on, surely you can find one. No? Oh that's right, the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity has spent 100 Billion (I was going to put the zeros in when I realized I don't know how many zeros are in a billion.) dollars on investing in cleaner practices over the past twenty years. If the EPA successfully implements this Stream Buffer regulation, it will Bankrupt the coal mines. You're thinking, well, COAL is so stinky and dirty, that's probably for the best. Really? Hmm? Did you know that 52% of the electricity produced in the United States is from COAL-FIRED ELECTRICITY? Why not practice going halfsies on the electricity that you use right now. Will that change the quality of your life? Maybe just a little? Let's just imagine for a moment that the EPA successfully bankrupts coal mines. Never mind the scores and scores and scores of jobs that will be lost. Currently, the cost of electricity created through coal fuel is .04 a kilowatt hour nationally, compared to .22 cents a kilowatt hour that Obama wants it to cost (by replacing it with solar and wind energy). Well, you say, we'll just replace COAL energy with solar and wind energy! It will be paradisaical! Okay, well, the nation doesn't actually have the solar and wind plants to replace the usage that America currently enjoys. So we're talking brown-outs and blackouts. No big deal? Maybe not for you. That's a freaking honking big deal to me and my family. My kids are rabid without electricity. But moving on…
Let's just say that the EPA is successful in implementing this regulation with regard to people on fixed incomes. Consider the Baby Boomer generation who is approaching a fixed income on average of 31,408 $ a year. Currently, the percentage of their income going to energy is 21%. As a result of bankrupting coal mines, that percentage would go up to 78% (for people of 10,000$ a year income). And liberals LOVE to say how conservatives are always trying to get grandma to eat dog food. But I digress.
Anyone watch the Hunger Games? Notice how the district that produced coal didn't get to use the electricity it produced? Notice how the people were starving and hard-worked and miserable? Notice the high-speed train that took the tributes to the beautiful Capital of Panem? I don't know if Suzanne Collins knew what she was doing, but I found the movie to be darn right prophetic if our current administration gets its way. It's time for the people to get up off the office chair, get off facebook, and get involved in the government. Our quality of life is about to be drastically changed, FUNDAMENTALLY TRANSFORMED, in fact, in Obama's own words.
How about this for unusual food combinations: bread and water only. Out.


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Dancing on the roof all night
Junkyard party, drinks and food for fashionistas! 🙂
Hello bubbles I can't drink 😉
Here with Tina Ryr and Nina Jarebrink <3
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The dividing line between bad and good macroeconomics23 Sep, 2016 at 18:44 | Posted in Economics | 2 Comments
If I am right that in recent decades the equilibrium in post-real macro has discouraged good science … there is some risk that a rear-guard of post-real macroeconomists will continue to defend their notion of methodological purity. At this point it is hard to know whether this group will fracture or dig in for a fight to death. If they dig in, I suspect that it will be in a few departments and that the variation between departments will be larger. Watch to see how this plays out and choose where you go with this in mind.
To learn about a department, visit and ask macroeconomists you meet "honestly, what do you think was the cause of the recessions of 1980 and 1982." If they say anything other than "Paul Volcker caused them to bring inflation down," treat this as at least a yellow caution flag. Then ask about cause of the Great Depression. If they start telling you about the anti-market policies of the New Deal, listen politely and scratch this department off your list.
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Max Planck famously said "science advances one funeral at a time."
Research by economists confirms this: http://www.nber.org/papers/w21788
People looking to identify departments that are ready to exit the post-real religion can obtain some insights by looking at the age distribution of tenured faculty.
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Tyrion Lannister Has Been Voted Britain's Favourite Game Of Thrones Character
The quick-witted god of tits and wine Tyrion Lannister has been voted Britain's favourite Game of Thrones character by fans of the show.
Tyrion, who's played by the wonderful Peter Dinklage, beat his own queen, the Mother of Dragons Daenerys Targaryen, to claim the top spot in a poll of 2,400 fans done by Spinwiz.
A spokesman for Spinzwin said:
Tyrion is a worthy winner. It took him a while to make his mark on the show, and viewers have seen many sides of his personality.
As his popularity grew he managed to survive a battle and has continued to win the hearts of fans with his razor sharp wit, and cool, calm and collected approach to helping Daenerys achieve her goals.
He has proven himself to be the smartest Lannister despite being ridiculed by his bitter, twisted sister.
Peter Dinklage will no doubt be pleased, especially considering he very nearly turned the role down not wanting to be typecast as a 'fantasy dwarf'.
During a Reddit AMA, he confessed that his guard was up when the Game of Thrones showrunner's David Benioff and co-creator Dan Weiss first approached him fearing he'd end up with a 'long beard and pointy shoes'.
Thankfully Benioff and Weiss managed to convince him by explaining what a complex character Tyrion was painting a 'flawed but beautiful' portrait of everyone's favourite Lannister.
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He explained:
They told me about his complexity, the fact that he wasn't a hero or a villain, that he was a womanizer and a drinker, and they painted a flawed and beautiful portrait of him, so I signed on.
While Tyrion was the most popular character, there were a few surprising faces in the top ten including his evil sister Cersei, former wife Sansa and everyone's least favourite bastard Joffrey.
Game of Thrones season seven concludes tomorrow.
Topics: Film and TV


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I am currently enrolled in a program developed by Guy Kezirian, MD and Northwestern University Kellog School of Management. Physician CEO 2016 is a four module 5 days each module program spread out over a year. The purpose is to enable Physicians to be more effective leaders and CEO's in their practices, business, and community.
In our first Module, Tim Feddersen had a session on "Crisis: A Strategic Perspective" at PCEO last week.
One of the things he said was "Look at your Core Values – if they are challenged or put into question to key stakeholders, if you have an issue put into doubt, if it is urgent, IT IS A CRISIS.
A crisis is a situation where a decision is both urgent and important
Urgency implies speed is imperative and minimal time is available for information and analysis
Importance implies the accuracy is imperative and maximal time is warranted for information and analysis.
He talked about a Reputational Crisis and used the Tylenol crisis of J&J in the 80's where some guy was putting cyanide in Tylenol bottles in Chicago and people were dying. It led to the safety bottles we now have. This was an urgent and important issue that put into question J&J's organizational values and brand promise. The GREATEST threat comes from the voluntary action by stakeholders. The solution that J&J had was to reinforce their Core Values of putting the Health and Safety of their customers/patients first. They could have just pulled Tylenol off the shelf in Chicago but they pulled it off worldwide until they could repackage and assure safety. They demonstrated:
Expertise – demonstrated ability to solve the problem
Commitment – they wanted to solve the problem
Transparency – they shared the info customers needed to have to make an informed decision for themselves.
Empathy – they showed empathy which built trust
Identify the issue
Lead with speed
Listen actively
Think strategically
Act on core values
Communicate empathetically
Recover and Learn
Prevent and Prepare.
Physician CEO is a great learning experience. I encourage all physicians to consider attending. Grateful thanks to Guy Kezirian for his visionary leadership in creating this program and to Robert Grant for Alphaeon's partnership in this program.
Dr. Peter Sneed
President, Northern Michigan Health Network
NPO Board Member


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Besides the fact that i had save a couple hot pics that i wanted to post, i thought i'd add a poll. I wanted to get some kind of idea as to who my readers are. I know some of you, but others not at all. While i happen to be Jewish and quite/sort of/a bit religious and i discuss my life from that perspective, now that i've been posting for about 8 months or so, I'm very curious to what kind of readers i have. Not the ones i know about but the ones that still visit yet i know nothing about
Anyway, enjoy the pics and have a great week/weekend/moed/chag
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Our theme, "His Song in the Night," resonated with many at our 2016 Women's Ministries Convention, Saturday, July 16. Mary Beth Carlson's talented piano playing, interspersed with spiritual insights, made her presentation more than a concert. It brought God's healing to women's hearts; balm to weary spirits; hope in darkness. It became his message set to music. It was also a blessing to learn and sing a song together to bring home with us, "Our Song in the Night," with music and lyrics written for our convention by Mary Beth.
Here is the refrain: Thank you, Lord, for hope in the darkness. Bless you, Lord, for mornings of joy.
Praise You – We praise You – Praise You, Lord, our song!
Other Highlights: We enjoyed hearing about ministries funded by your gifts: Project Guinebor has reached many women in Chad through your generosity.
Rachel Patterson has completed her term as our Chair, and declined to run again. After a prayerful and diligent search for candidates to replace her, the Nominating Committee recommended Barbara Heggland, current Treasurer, to be appointed interim Chair for one year. The convention voted to concur.
We voted to approve the proposed changes to our By-Laws. Some of these changes included updated job descriptions for the Director, Secretary, Treasurer, Regional Presidents, and Information Coordinator. The Information Coordinator will serve as part of the National Team, appointed by the Director and Chair.
We look forward to what God will do through our next Focus Project: "Beyond Suffering—Equipping churches in East Asia for disability ministry." Children with disabilities and their families face many challenges in East Asia. There is growing interest from churches that want to get involved in mercy ministries, but often don't know how. Our project helps these churches set up a disability ministry and provide actual training.
We will also continue to support Heart to Heart visits by our Director, Ruth Vallevik, to local church groups; as well as the SWEET Retreat for Seminary women; the HELP Fund for missionaries; and the Crisis Care Fund for pastors' wives in need.
An interesting feature this year was the Opening of the CLB Biennial Convention just prior to our Noon Luncheon. Saturday included worship and learning as women together, as well as continuing education for pastors, youth workers and laity. Each of these separate groups joined together with the CLB delegates as President Paul Larson welcomed all of us for this "Day of Equipping."
After lunch, we had three Workshop Elective options: "God's Heart for the Disabled in East Asia," by Liz Christenson; "Mirroring the Mission Heart of God," by Sue Olson; and "Winsome Warriors: Taking God's Love to the Spiritual Battlefields of our Time," by Carolyn McElfatrick. Each excellent presentation gave us plenty of good ideas for follow-up in our own hometowns. The day ended with a final session with Mary Beth, as she shared her heart for the Lord and music with us.
Cheryl Olsen is the Faith & Fellowship correspondent for WMCLB.


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Lately I have been feeling saturated in my own emotions. Saturated because I don't think I can handle another roller coaster day.
Then a quiet voice deep in my heart said to me,
don't let the weight of your feelings distract you from the magnitude of God's presence in your life.


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Expect to see a whole range of amazing Jurassic Coast fossils appear in museums all along the World Heritage Site over the next two years.
A new project, Jurassic Life has just received £230,000 form the Heritage Lottery Fund and Dorset and Devon County Councils. The money will be spent on buying, interpreting and displaying the fossils as well as funding a range of innovative learning projects for people of all ages in museums, small and large along the coast.
Jurassic Life was put together by David Tucker, Dorset's County Museums Adviser working closely with Richard Edmonds, Jurassic Coast Earth Science Manager. "There is a real need to make impressive fossils accessible in the coastal museums" said David. "It has always seemed a shame that there are few places where visitors to the coast can see evidence of the amazing creatures that once lived here" he added.
Jurassic Life is the latest in a series of externally funded projects in museums and heritage centres along the Jurassic Coast. Over the last three years, Swanage Museum has been found a new, improved home, a wide range of events and training have been funded in coastal museums and behind the scenes, collection care has been significantly improved.
This year will see new improved geology exhibitions in several of the museums and many will also be benefiting from a new computer interactive allowing visitors to view the whole coast. Soon these improvements will be hopefully be joined by plesiosaurs, Ichthyosaurs and a wide range of other equally spectacular fossils.
For David this is all rather serendipitous. He failed Geology and Geography A level at school and sees this project is a chance to atone. "My wife has always been amazed that I failed in both subjects – I'm always spotting geomorphologic features on long car journeys. Now I get to work with real earth scientists on a project where my background in modern history is of little use to me".
Jurassic Life will be a difficult project to deliver with a partnership of museums ranging from Exmouth in the far west to Swanage in the east. It would be difficult enough if all the fossils were to be displayed in one museum gallery, It will be even more of a challenge where the displays on the early Triassic and the late Jurassic are 95 miles apart!
Contact David Tucker, County Museums Advisor.