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Our Hands and Feet Offering is an opportunity for TCC partners to give time, energy and money to local, national and international missions opportunities (beyond the normal 10% of our income that goes directly to missions.
This year's offering comes with many opportunities to pray, serve and give, and we are reaching for our largest goal to date: $20,000!
We ask you to look over these options and pray about how God would lead you to partner with us. You can go to the "giving" page of this website and designate your gift to the area of your choice.
I Will Pray
Community Outreaches through House Churches
Our House Churches are outposts for God's kingdom in neighborhoods across Knox and Anderson counties and beyond. Pray for creative ideas and opportunities to reach out to unbelievers and win them to Christ.
Morgan County Prison
Pray for Lonnie Gregg, long-standing member of TCC and Chaplain at Morgan County Prison. Pray for peace in the facility, for believers to grow and influence fellow inmates, and for the suppression of Islamic teaching there. Pray for Lonnie to have health and strength to continue to minister there. Pray for new people who are willing to visit the facility and minister there.
2019 International Mission Trips
We have opportunities to minister in Latin America, Asia, Europe and Africa this year. The countries include Ireland, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Ivory Coast, India, Poland, Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Cuba, The Philippines, Cambodia and others.
Information about these trips will be passed on during the services at TCC and on the 24/7 PrayerLink email loop.
I Will Serve
1) YWAM Knoxville (Rob & Chris Ellis and family)
Bible Release Time – opportunities to minister the gospel to elementary students in Anderson County Tennessee. (Briceville/Norris). The time commitment is one Friday per month. Contact Chris Ellis at 865-742-4702
2) English as a Second Language Classes (ESL)
This is a great opportunity to reach out to the international community here in Knoxville. You can build friendships, help them learn English, cook meals or offer childcare during the meetings (beginning August). Time commitment is one evening per week (Monday or Thursday). Contact Angie Martinez at 865-335-8853 for more information.
I Will Give (seven opportunities)
1) Ellis'— CMO/YWAM Knoxville ministry needs
This contribution will go toward miscellaneous items needed to continue outreach to inner city children's outreach in the Knoxville Area.
Goal: ($2000)
2) Scholarships to Camp Gattawanna for kids who don't know Christ in the Briceville Area
The Ellis family's work in Anderson County Elementary schools has opened opportunities for some of the children to come to our fantastic Junior Camp, Camp Gattawanna this summer. This gift will pay the majority of the camp fee for five children (we want the children to also make an investment in the camp, so we are not paying the entire scholarship).
Goal: $100 per child ($500)
3) "Sponsor a Mom" — Hope Resource Center
This gift goes to help pregnant women who came to the Hope Resource Center and are choosing to keep their babies. Many of them are challenged financially and we want to support them in their decision by providing items needed for the care of their babies (convertible car seats, Pack n' Play, diaper bags, bath and tub supplies, baby clothes, etc.). This opportunity comes to us in cooperation with TCC's Protecting Human Life Team.
Goal: ($1000)
4) Annual Buffalo Mission Trip (July, 2019) – This trip, in conjunction with YWAM Knoxville, allows us to give practical help each year to the marginalized and needy people of the Buffalo, NY area. Many people who make this trip come back home with a vision to continue this ministry in the needy areas of Knoxville. We are hoping to raise half the money needed for each partner who goes on this trip.
Goal: 15 partners at $300 = ($4500)
5) Ireland Mission Trip (August 2019) — This is our annual trip to serve the churches God has connected us to in Ireland. We hope to help the church in many practical needs, especially with
Goal: 10 partners at $750 ($7500)
6) Kenya Children's Food Program — TCC Partner Alloyce Leonard, a native of Kenya, has worked to set up a non-profit ministry to meet the needs of malnourished children in the rural village of Mbita, Kenya. The Victoria Watoto Fund (the name comes from the Swahili word for children, "watoto" and Lake Victoria, on which banks the village is located) will provide healthy meals and an opportunity for the love and gospel of Jesus to be expressed to these children and their families (more info at www.victoriawatotofund.com or facebook.com/victoriawatotofund). We want to provide half the start-up costs to get this project up and running.
Goal: $1500
7) Bethanie Children's Home, Les Cayes, Haiti
Trinity is continuing to sponsor the orphans and staff at Bethanie Children's Home. Our dear friends, Ignace and Franchette Augustine have operated this home for many years and TCC has committed to supply the funds to help feed, house and educate these children. Together, we are helping to change the future and destiny of these children and this nation through this ministry. We hope to raise enough to fund the children's home for another 6 months.
Goal: $3000


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Building the Right Environment to Support AI, Machine Learning and Deep Learning
IBM has released eight new APIs for its Watson machine-learning platform. Developers can access the APIs through IBM's Bluemix cloud computing service. The eight available APIs include the following:
To entice developers to give the new APIs a try, IBM is offering 30 days of use for free and up the 1,1,25 GB-hours for free every month.
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Professional duct cleaning is a valuable investment for your home and can help you in maintaining air quality inside your home. Hiring professional duct cleaning services will make sure you avoid health issue and can keep your ducts well maintained for up to 7 years. Ducts suffer from regular dust, dirt and debris settlement which can cause breathing problems and can lead to the formation of mould and dust mites. So ts necessary for you to follow routine duct cleaning and proper maintenance after professional duct cleaning.
Follow this to get 3 tips to maintain your air ducts after a professional cleaning.
1. Vacuum Duct Cleaning
Professional duct cleaners will remove all the dirt and dust present in your ducts but as the time goes on the dust will still settle in again. So it is important for you to get vacuum duct cleaning done time to te. By taking care of vacuum duct cleaning you will make sure that your ducts are dirt-free and avoid the formation of mould as well. Vacuum duct cleaning is easy and can be carried out home once a month. Attach an extendable hose to your vacuum cleaner and use it to deep clean the walls and floors of your duct and remove any sign of dust present
2. Changing Filters each month
It is necessary for you to change your air filters from time to time. As prolonged use can compromise the effectiveness of the air filters and malfunction will lead to an increased amount of dust settlement. So by changing the filters on time will greatly reduce the amount of dust and debris that gets caught in your air vents. Always purchase a high-quality air filter for effective results and go for fabric filter instead of fiberglass filters as the later one is cheap and ineffective compared to fabric filters. Schedule the date of changing a filter time to time to avoid forgetting the replacement of the filter.
3. Air Vents and Pets
There are many ways to make sure that your ducts are clean in between professional duct cleaning. Make sure you vacuum clean your carpets, furniture once a week. Clean your walls and ceiling to get rid of dust and spider webs present. Pet hair and dead skin cells can get trapped in ducts so always follow proper cleaning of your bedrooms and halls. Wiping any loose hair you see that may collect in or around air vents or grills a couple times a week may also elongate the time between duct cleanings. Maintaining a home with a pet is an essential part of helping to maintain the cleanliness of your home's duct system.
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2016 Pac-12 Men's Basketball Tournament: USC dominates rival UCLA 95-71 in first round
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Bennie Boatwright scored 19 points, Jordan McLaughlin added 18 and Southern California beat rival UCLA for the third time this season, rolling over the Bruins 95-71 on Wednesday night in the opening round of the Pac-12 Tournament.
USC (21-11) raced away from the Bruins from the opening tip, shooting its way to a 19-point halftime lead and into Thursday's quarterfinals against No. 2 seed Utah.
Boatwright hit 5-of-9 from 3-point range and the seventh-seeded Trojans went 11 for 23 beyond the arc to win three straight games over the Bruins in the same season for the first time since 1942. USC had not beaten UCLA three times in a season since going 3-1 in 1954.
Nikola Jovanovic had 16 points, and Chimezie Metu finished with 10 points and 11 rebounds for the fifth-seeded Trojans.
Thomas Welsh had 12 points to lead the 10th-seeded Bruins (15-17), who were outrebounded 52-29.
[Related: USC's Metu welcomes Bruins to the dunk party]
USC appeared to be in decent shape for the NCAA Tournament before limping to the finish with six losses in its final eight regular-season games.
UCLA was left with one option to play in the NCAAs: Win the Pac-12 Tournament.
The Bruins went into a tailspin late in the Pac-12 season, losing their final four games and nine of 12.
USC raced out to the lead in the rivals' third meeting, scoring the first 11 points and stretching the lead to 48-29 by halftime.
[Related video: Andy Enfield talks about Trojans' momentum after Pac-12 tourney win]
The Trojans did most of their damage from behind the 3-point arc, hitting 8-of-15 while shooting 47 percent overall. Julian Jacobs fueled their offense, scoring 11 points while dishing out seven assists in the first half.
UCLA started slow and never really recovered. The Bruins made 10 of 34 shots, 1-of-7 from 3-point range and Bryce Alford, their floor leader, had two points on 0-for-5 shooting and no assists before intermission.
Little changed in the second half.
[Related video: USC's Metu after win over UCLA: 'I just kept rolling to the basket, my teammates found me']
UCLA shot a little better and USC a little worse, but the Trojans' lead was never challenged.
USC faces No. 12 Utah in the quarterfinals on Thursday.
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The High Court of Eswatini (formerly Swaziland) has upheld and defended the secrecy surrounding that country's central bank. The court had been asked by the governor of the central bank for an interdict preventing a local newspaper from reporting on a leaked confidential document relating to Farmer Bank, Eswatini's newest financial institution. When the Times asked the governor a number of questions relating to the central bank's investigations on whether to grant the banking licence, he demanded an undertaking that 'the report' would not be published. And when the undertaking was not given, the bank went to court. The judge accepted that strict confidentiality had to be preserved 'at all costs' and that any leak could upset the country's financial stability and impact on central banks 'worldwide'.
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Swaziland (now Eswatini) is hardly known as a land where transparency and free speech enjoy much value. Now the country's High Court has helped maintain this reputation with a decision effectively closing down media investigation into the people behind Eswatini's new Farmers Bank.
In January 2019, the Central Bank of Eswatini brought an urgent application against the Times newspaper. Heard by Judge Nkosinathi Maseko, the application was intended to prevent the Times from using information contained in a confidential report on the licence application of Farmers Bank.
Investigative journalist Welcome Dlamini had obtained the report, prepared by the central bank's financial regulation department, while he was working on a story about Farmers Bank. The central bank maintained that the law provided for strict security and confidentiality about all its business and that for an employee or former employee to have 'leaked' the document to the media was unlawful.
Approached by Dlamini for comment about the circumstances of the licence approval, the governor of the central bank, Majozi Sithole, established that Dlamini had a copy of the report. Sithole told him the document was strictly confidential and required Dlamini to undertake not to publish his intended report on the document. When no undertaking was forthcoming, the central bank successfully applied for an interim order barring the newspaper from publishing. The matter was fully argued soon afterwards.
In his decision, Judge Maseko noted Sithole's claim that the planned publication was an unlawful breach of the central bank's privacy and 'would cause irreparable harm'' to the central bank, Farmers Bank and to the 'integrity of the financial systems of the country'. Confidentiality had to be preserved 'at all costs' because of the potential consequences for banking in the country 'and beyond' of any disclosure. Such disclosure risked upsetting the banking sector's and creating 'an adverse risk with corresponding Central Banks world-wide'. The governor also argued that the matter was 'not in the public interest' and there was no reason for the public to be informed about it.
The newspaper agreed that the central bank should promote monetary stability but added it should also protect the country from 'unscrupulous business people'. Investigations into the people wanting to set up a banking business were thus surely a matter of importance and of 'utmost public interest'.
Judge Maseko was, however, unpersuaded. The law required the work of the central bank to be highly guarded and surrounded by 'utmost secrecy and confidentiality' with criminal sanctions for any breach. He thus granted, 'with costs', a restraining interdict, and barred the paper from publishing 'information contained in a confidential report on Farmers Bank's licence application'.
The result cannot have been unexpected: relations between the media and government institutions have long been strained around the issue of transparency, among others. Late last year the Media Institute of Southern Africa (Misa), pointed to a new report on the state of transparency in Eswatini. Misa commented, 'Withholding public information from information-seekers by government and public institutions appears to be the rule rather than the exception in Eswatini.'
'It is an open secret that a culture of secrecy still exists within the government and public institutions. As a result, public complaints of lack of access to information held by government and public entities abound.'
What the Times intended to publish may never be known. However, two months ago it ran a story that Canadian national, Alexandre Asfar, a board member, 100% shareholder and Chief Investment Officer of Farmers Bank, had been refused permission to operate a business in the UK's financial services industry.
Our web search produced documentation by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) dated 5 February 2018, rejecting an application by Asfar and others. The FCA notice says that despite repeated requests for essential information this was not supplied. The FCA was not satisfied that the proposed business was 'ready, willing and organised to comply with the requirements and standards' of the UK's regulatory system.
A body wanting to be incorporated in the UK needed to have its head office and registered office there too. This was not the case with Asfar's firm. In the view of the FCA, the firm was not capable of being effectively supervised. It failed to provide essential information 'requested on a number of occasions'. It had also not shown its 'suitability' as 'fit and proper' to be allowed to operate in the UK, particularly in its failure to be 'open and co-operative' in its dealing with the FCA.
The exact nature of the intended business, Worldwide Central Repository, was not entirely clear from the FCA documents, but the FCA said it had applied to carry on the 'regulated activities of entering into a regulated credit agreement as lender (excluding high-cost short-term credit, bill of sale loan agreement and home credit loan agreement)'.
The Times also ran a story in January, just months after Farmers Bank was due to open its doors, saying it was being sued for E459 950.79 (about $31 000) by Chubb Electronic Security for services rendered.
Judge Maseko, who presided in the interdict case, is no stranger to cases involving press freedom. At the time of his appointment to the bench, local media ran a story about his contribution to the law via several "landmark judgments" in his former capacity as Director of Public Prosecutions. Among these was the controversial contempt of court and media freedom case against the Nation editor Bheki Makhubu and human rights lawyer Thulani Maseko, in which he urged that the court should pass the 'harshest sentence' on them to deter others.
By the time the matter reached the appeal court, however, the trial judge had been arrested for corruption. And at the start of the appeal counsel announced that the DPP would not oppose the appeal, having now reached the conclusion that the conviction was 'unsupportable' and that the prosecution had failed to make out a case in the High Court.
* "A Matter of Justice", Legalbrief, 4 May 2019


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|This paper proposes a burst synchronization method with a preamble for high data rate wireless asynchronous transfer mode (WATM) systems that use orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM). The preamble for synchronization is composed of four identical periods. Using this signal repetition, the correlation for symbol timing detection and frequency offset estimation are calculated. The proposed method improves the performance of synchronization by increasing the size of data used in the correlation operation. The analytic results show that by using the proposed method a gain of 1 dB in SIR (signal to interference ratio) is possible
Taekwan Kim; Namshin Cho; Jaehee Cho; Keukjoon Bang; Kwangchul Kim; Hyunchoil Park; Daesik Hong; , "A fast burst synchronization for OFDM based wireless asynchronous transfer mode systems," Global Telecommunications Conference, 1999. GLOBECOM '99 , vol.1A, no., pp.543-547 vol. 1a, 1999doi: 10.1109/GLOCOM.1999.831697
URL: http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?tp=&arnumber=831697&isnumber=17892
Related Publications
- International Journals Myounghee Park, Kyunbyoung Ko, Byungjoon Park, and Daesik Hong, "Effects of asynchronous MAI on average SEP performance of OFDMA uplink systems over frequency-selective Rayleigh fading channels," IEEE Trans. Commun., Feb 2010
- International Conference Seokjung Kim, Youngho Choi, Kyungchul Kwak, Keuk-Joon Bang and Daesik Hong, "A Robust Timing Recovery Algorithm for OFDM Systems", IEEE Globecom 2008, Dec. 2008
- International Conference Byungjoon Park, Hyunsoo Cheon, Changeon Kang and Daesik Hong, "A Simple Preamble for OFDM Timing Offset Estimation", IEEE VTC, Sep. 2002
- International Conference Byungjoon Park, Eunseok Ko, Hyunsoo Cheon, Changeon Kang and Daesik Hong, "A Blind OFDM Synchronization Algorithm Based on Cyclic Correlation", IEEE GLOBECOM, Nov. 2001
- International Conference Hyunkee Min, Jihyung Kim, Sungeun Lee, Kyungchul Kwak, Keukjoon Bang and Daesik Hong, "A New Timing Offset Estimation Algorithm Using Phase Difference between Adjacent Subcarriers in Interleaved OFDMA Uplink Systems", WCNC 2007, Mar. 2007
- International Journals Junghoon Lee, Sungeun Lee, Keukjoon Bang, Sungkeun Cha and Daesik Hong, "Carrier Frequency Offset Estimation Using ESPRIT for Interleaved OFDMA Uplink Systems", IEEE Trans. Veh. Technol., Sep 2007
- International Journals Jeongho Park, Jihyung Kim, Myonghee Park, Kyunbyoung Ko, Changeon Kang and Daesik Hong, "Performance analysis of channel estimation for OFDM systems with residual timing offset", IEEE Trans. WComm., Jul 2006
- International Journals Byungjoon Park, Hyunsoo Cheon, Eunseok Ko, Changeon Kang and Daesik Hong, "A blind OFDM synchronization algorithm based on cyclic correlation", IEEE SP Letters, Feb 2004
- International Journals Byungjoon Park, Hyunsoo Cheon, Changeon Kang and Daesik Hong, "A novel timing estimation method for OFDM systems", IEEE Comm. Letters, May 2003
- International Journals Keukjoon Bang, Namshin Cho, Jaehee Cho, Heeyoung Jun, Kwangchul Kim, Hyuncheol Park and Daesik Hong, "A Coarse Frequency Offset Estimation in an OFDM System Using the Concept of the Coherence Phase Bandwidth", IEEE Trans. Comm., Aug 2001


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2 Day South Coast and Jokulsarlon Tour
The South Shore with its mesmerizing waterfalls and Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon with its floating icebergs are among the most beautiful destinations in Iceland.
When searching the web for places to see in Iceland, you will surely come across amazing pictures of waterfalls, black sand beaches, glaciers and icebergs, pictures of natural wonders you will want to see with your own eyes. All these wonders can be seen on our 2 Day South Shore and Jokulsarlon Private Tour.
Why should you choose our 2 Day South Shore and Jokulsarlon Tour?
Both the South Coast and Jokulsarlon are reachable with one-day trips from Reykjavik but, being Jokulsarlon so far away from the capital (at least 5 hours drive in good condition and without stops) a day tour to the Glacier Lagoon, although also beautiful, would not be my choice.
However, with this exciting 2 Day South Shore and Glacier Lagoon Private Tour, you have the chance to combine two tours and see some of Iceland's most famous wonders at a slower and more enjoyable pace.
The main reason why I love this 2 Day Jokulsarlon Tour is that it takes you to Iceland's most spectacular places. You can see waterfalls, volcanoes, black sand beaches, amazing coastlines, and glaciers. You can see everything Iceland is famous for, in just two days, traveling in a comfortable jeep with a guide to take care of you and entertain you with interesting facts and stories about Iceland and its nature.
What are the highlights of the 2 Day South Shore and Glacier Lagoon Tour?
I absolutely love this tour because of the variety of landscapes and sights you come across as you drive through Iceland's South Coast all the way to the Glacier Lagoon.
Seljalandsfoss is definitely one of Iceland's most popular landmarks, a beautiful waterfall that gives you the chance to walk behind it. You can walk behind this waterfall, just please be careful as it is very slippery and make sure you bring a waterproof jacket because you will certainly get wet.
Another great stop is Skógafoss, a 60m tall waterfall. I would recommend walking up the staircase to the top of the waterfall, from where you will have a stunning view of the cascade and the beautiful south coast in front of you.
Reynisfjara beach, the famous black sand beach near Vik, is only a few kilometers away. Walking on the black beach will make you feel the power of Icelandic nature, as the strong winds blow and the white waves rush on the black bank.
You will see beautiful mountains and glaciers, even the infamous Eyjafjallajökull, the volcano whose name no-one could pronounce which blocked air traffic all over Europe when it erupted in 2010.
You will spend the night in Skaftafell National Park, in a 3 Star hotel, where you can rest at the end of your day of exploration.
If you take this tour in the winter (September to April), your guide will take you out at night trying to catch some Northern Lights, bonus to this already great trip.
The highlight of the second day, and one of my favorite places in the world, is the Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon. At the edge of Europe's largest glacier, Vatnajokull, this lagoon will impress you with its white and blue icebergs gently floating towards the open sea. You will want to spend hours admiring the different colors and shapes of the icebergs. While exploring the lagoon, you will be surprised by the different shapes and colors ice can have, you will meet some seals and birds and, if you are lucky, you might even see icebergs collapsing from the big glacier. I have been to the Glacier Lagoon many times and every time it leaves me speechless, with its ever-changing beauty.
In the winter, from October to March, you have the chance to experience something even more spectacular by joining a Blue Ice Cave Adventure.
This tour takes you on an adventure to explore one of Iceland's beautiful Blue Caves under Vatnajokull, for great photo opportunities and an unforgettable experience.
The tour difficulty is medium/hard as you have to walk on ice, slippery and uneven terrain. You will also use ropes to descend into the cave so you should be in good shape for this tour. It is not the easiest but it is worth it as it is an amazing experience to be inside an ice cave surrounded by blue ice.
To learn more about ice caves, check out our blog about Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon and Ice Caves.
So, if you are spending a few days in Iceland and you want to see the wonders of the South Shore and the Glacier Lagoon, this tour might be just what you are looking for.
Your private guide will drive you to some of the most beautiful places in Iceland in complete safety and will surely help create great memories.


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Google announced that it will give full 3D experience on new Google Maps. Users will feel like being in a private helicopter when using this new feature.
Google sends a number of planes to collect data in the world's big cities, and each plane will get 3D information with detail photos
The result will be a full 3D experience of big cities around the world, allowing users to fly and swoop in the air through an exact replicas. The buildings and trees will look 3D as well.
This new feature is the next step of Google's controversial plan to create photo-based map of the world. The feature will be launched before the end of this year.
Google also announced that the offline version of Google Maps for Android is coming soon in the next few weeks. Users can use the maps in more than 100 countries on offline mode. This means that if you do not subscribe to data service or in the area with no internet connection, you can still open Google Maps application.


text: Not for me 3 I wanted to like this backpack. I purchased this as a gift for biking with a laptop and rock climbing equipment, but once it arrived I noticed the tube style design is a bit restricting. It can fit a surprising amount of stuff (I managed to fit 8 webbing style climbing harnesses into it at once), but it doesn't work for my intended use. Bag doesn't sit open to my liking while empty and I ended up not liking the placement of extra pockets. Unable to exchange/return since I bought it on discount so now I must try to sell. Big bummer Thule wasn't willing to work with me on such a small (to them) purchase. JP Washington 2019-12-17


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Hearing aids are a big investment, but they are actually one of the most cost-effective ways of improving and maintaining your health and quality of life.
If you need hearing aids you may be eligible for rebates or assistance for all or part of the cost. If any of the following apply to you then please read the relevant section:
- Australian Pensioners and Veterans – Free Hearing Tests and Free Hearing Aids
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Australian Pensioners and Veterans Free Hearing Tests and Free Hearing Aids
If you are an Australian Pensioner (receiving an Australian Pension, including but not limited to a Senior's Pension) or an Australian Veteran you may be eligible for free hearing services, including free hearing aids, under the Hearing Services Program. Hearing and Audiology can provide you with these services. Applying is quick and easy. Please click here to find out what you are eligible for and how to apply.
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Children and young adults under the age of 26 who are Australian citizens or permanent residents are able to obtain free hearing loss treatments once they have a diagnosed permanent hearing loss. If your child is diagnosed with a hearing loss by one of our audiologists we will explain how you can access these free services for your child. For more information on our Child Hearing Tests click here.
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We provide hearing services under the WorkCover scheme. You will need to discuss this with WorkCover or your employer. For more information on our WorkCover services click here.
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APPG hosts Parliamentary reception with Liz Truss
2 July 2019
Business and political leaders met in Parliament on Tuesday 25th June to launch a joint East of England plan to make the region a powerhouse for the UK economy. Already a net contributor to the Exchequer, the submission claims the region could do more if it were better supported – for example, if transport spend per head of population was raised to the national average.
The East of England All-Party Parliamentary Group, working jointly with the East of England Local Government Association, delivered its submission to the Government's Autumn Budget and Spending Review. It showcases the region's potential for prosperity, productivity and inclusivity, as well as six challenges where it looks for Government support to overcome.
The Rt Hon Liz Truss, Chief Secretary to the Treasury and MP for South West Norfolk, formally received the report, which was presented to her by APPG Co-Chairs, Peter Aldous, MP for Waveney, and Daniel Zeichner, MP for Cambridge, as well as Cllr David Finch, Chair of the East of England Local Government Association and Leader of Essex County Council.
The report came to six hard hitting conclusions about the East of England, including the urgent need for investment in transport schemes and increase transport spend per head – currently £402 – to the UK average which is £483, 20% higher. By way of comparison, Government figures compiled by IPPR show that in London the figure is £1,019 per person.
Other recommendations from the report include:
- Prioritise support for the delivery of housing including more affordable housing.
- Make the East of England a leader in digital connectivity, including action to eradicate mobile "not spots," and to increase full fibre networks for business.
- Boost apprenticeships and skills provision so it is fit for purpose in the post-Brexit economy of the future.
- Ensure the region has the funds to be able to meet the impact of climate change, given the region is low lying and receives less rainfall than parts of the Middle East, and help maximise opportunities to be leaders in the drive towards a low carbon economy.
- Devolve decision making and finance to Local Authorities and local partnerships such as LEPs and Sub-National Transport Bodies, including a sustainable, long term financial settlement for local government.
The report is available to read here.
East of England debated in the House of Commons
11 October 2018
On 10th October, EEAPPG Co-Chair Peter Aldous successfully put forward a Westminster Hall debate about "promoting economic growth in the East of England." His speech, along with contributions from other Members of Parliament, can be read in full here.
Below is the response from Richard Harrington, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy. It has been edited slightly for clarity.
I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Waveney (Peter Aldous) not only on calling today's debate but on his contributions to many other debates I have taken part in. He has always contributed in a non-partisan and a very statesmanlike way, and today was absolutely no exception. I welcome the east of England APPG submission, which we have read in my Department. I hope that some of my points respond to its recommendations.
I have a bit of a strange relationship with the east of England, simply because my constituency, as mentioned by my hon. Friend, is in the east of England, but most people who live in it do not think they are in the east of England, simply because it is such a large area, as was mentioned by several hon. Members. It varies from what some people think is outer London—it is not quite, but there is a more urban type of London demographic—to areas that are geographically quite remote. My right hon. Friend the Member for Witham (Priti Patel) mentioned—eloquently, as ever—that Essex is a huge county in its own right: it varies from outer London urban to quite remote country areas. It is difficult for any policy to take into consideration such a large area, and there is no simple solution. I accept the point about transport and more modern infrastructures being critical to everything, and I will come to that. It is easy for the European Union and national Government to talk of regions—as we talk about metropolitan areas—as being fairly homogenous.
I want to reiterate the Government's commitment to promoting growth in the east of England. Any Minister would say that, and I would certainly say that to my constituents in the east of England. But the facts speak for themselves. The region is growing fast. It has seen continued growth in jobs and is one of only three regions that is a net contributor to the UK. Those are exactly the sorts of strengths the country needs to build on in securing a prosperous economic future for the UK as a whole.
As my hon. Friend the Member for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich (Dr Dan Poulter) said, the region has not always pushed its case well, probably because of its large area and the different organisations in it. The all-party group's report clearly reverses that, but as my hon. Friend the Member for Waveney said, it is the beginning of a process, not a one-off report—the Government certainly do not treat it as such.
Hon. Members highlighted many of the strengths of the east of England. I will not repeat the comprehensive list, but there are world-famous brands in Cambridge, which the hon. Member for Cambridge (Daniel Zeichner) mentioned, as there are in Milton Keynes, Hertfordshire, the coastal region and so on. However, I agree with him that the future is not guaranteed, which is why we have an industrial strategy. The shadow Minister was really quite scathing about that strategy—I hope I have time to come on to that. Governments have industrial strategies and policies because nothing in the economy is guaranteed. She mentioned the effects of our leaving the European Union. None of us knows what they will be, but whatever happens while we are in the European Union or out of it, nothing is guaranteed. It is important that the Government realise the importance of the east of England to the economy.
The shadow Minister will disagree, but since 2010 the Government have made good progress on supporting businesses and people in the east of England. Unemployment has halved, the number of small businesses has increased by more than 100,000 and, although good points were made about apprenticeships, 350,000 people have started them in the area.
The hon. Member for Cambridge mentioned the CPIER report. I welcome that and look forward to seeing how it is reflected in the local industrial strategy. He also mentioned land value capture. The Treasury and I look forward to receiving further developed proposals on land value capture in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough from the Mayor in due course. We have yet to see the full effect of Mayors, but I am positive about them and pleased that we have them.
The east of England is at the forefront of industrial strategy. We have local enterprise partnerships and, as I said, mayoral combined authorities developing and implementing industrial strategies. We are at the beginning of that road, but the east of England is in good shape. The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough combined authority and the South East Midlands LEP have been identified as trailblazer areas as part of the Oxford to Cambridge arc. Those pilot areas have made good progress and are on track to publish their strategies in March next year, with the rest of the region publishing theirs in 2020.
I hope we will see the benefit of devolution, with LEPs, Mayors and everything else. The Cambridge and Peterborough devolution deal builds on the significant commitments made to the east through previous city deals. I am very optimistic about the greater Cambridge city deal. It is delivering, and I really think we will see a lot more from it.
My hon. Friend the Member for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich made many extremely helpful points. The Government are committed to dealing with local skills shortages, such as those in agriculture, through the establishment of skills advisory panels, which are being rolled out to all parts of eastern England and will help to ensure that training matches the needs of local businesses. That cannot be ignored, and I believe our policy will help to achieve it.
The east of England benefits from more than £700m of local growth funding through growth deals, and the region's business-led local enterprise partnerships determine how that funding is spent. I have seen different kinds of LEPs, but the range of products being delivered in this case—the aviation academy in Norwich, the STEM innovation campus at Stansted airport and the Watford health campus scheme in my constituency, for example—will lead to a more skilled workforce and are very important for the east.
Infrastructure was mentioned by many speakers, in particular my right hon. Friend the Member for Witham and my hon. Friend the Member for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich, who stressed the importance of the A12. That is why, in addition to the devolution city deals I mentioned, we have invested £1.5 billion to upgrade the A14 between Cambridge and Huntingdon, which is an important route, and £151 million in new river crossings. Those are just examples. The transforming cities fund will really help Cambridge and Peterborough, which have already received £74 million. I could go on, but time does not allow.
The Government are committed to working with local partners. Many Members mentioned transport, which is absolutely important. I intend to send a summary of the points they made about particular roads to the Department for Transport. I know Members have done that, but I feel it is my job—I am not in that Department, but I represent the Government—to ensure that those points hit home.
My hon. Friend the Member for Clacton (Giles Watling) spoke so well about no community being left behind. He feels that his community and others, particularly in coastal areas, have been neglected by the system. He stressed the importance of infrastructure in such areas. I will not forget the points he made about his experience on Tendring Council, and I am happy to chat with him separately about that.
We have had a wide-ranging debate in which we did not have time to consider some of the necessary detail. However, the east of England all-party group has set out a model for how such groups can focus their lobbying of the Government on specific points. I am happy to meet formally with the all-party group or with individual Members. I do not mean only those on the Conservative Benches, as I hope the hon. Member for Cambridge knows. These are important points, and I would like to see the successful implementation of many of the policies mentioned in the APPG's report.
EEAPPG launches Budget submission in Parliament
4 September 2018
Parliamentary Launch of East of England All-Party Parliamentary Group Meeting
Wednesday 5th September 2018, 2.00 – 4.00PM, Attlee Suite, Portcullis House SW1 0AA – media welcome
Key speakers: Kwasi Kwarteng MP, PPS to Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rt Hon Philip Hammond, and Lord Porter of Spalding, Chairman of the LGA
At the launch in Parliament of the East of England APPG's submission to this year's budget, MPs from across the East of England and from all political parties will call for:
- The huge potential of the East of England to contribute to UK prosperity to be better reflected in Government's thinking, its priorities and in its investment plans.
- Government to ensure East of England receives a fair share of infrastructure investment – to maintain global competitiveness and continue its net contribution to the Treasury
- Greater devolution – to local authorities, Sub National Transport bodies and to LEPs as well as at the region-wide level on some strategic issues.
The Budget submission, entitled 'Building together the foundations of more productivity, prosperity and inclusivity in the East of England' represents nine months' work of the APPG and sets out how the Government can help the region's ambitions to create an even stronger and more inclusive economy.
It is co-signed by the APPG officers, the Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, the region's LEPs, and all supporters of the APPG including the East of England LGA, British Sugar, London Stansted Airport, the A120 campaign, Astra Zeneca and Anglian Water.
Peter Aldous, MP for Waveney and Co-chair of the APPG, said:
"The East of England is the UK's jobs powerhouse. It is one of the country's fastest growing regions, both in population and economy. There has been significant investment in recent years, though there is a need to better recognise the region's importance and untapped potential, including the fact that it is one of only three UK regions to contribute more in tax than it receives in public money. The East of England is at the forefront of global excellence and innovation – and a frontrunner in attracting business."
Daniel Zeichner, MP for Cambridge and Co-chair of the APPG, said:
"Cambridge is set to become England's second largest city by value in the next three decades – if it secures the necessary support from both the public and private sectors. This must be done in a sensitive, sustainable way that ensures Cambridge remains attractive, while allowing our world leading science and innovation assets to increase the spread and pace of growth and development across the whole of the region."
Steve Barwick, co-ordinator and author of the EEAPPG report who will be presenting its findings at the launch, said:
"The key strategic issue facing the East of England is how to manage and spread Cambridge's growth to market towns and coastal communities – many of whom feel 'left behind' or too long 'left alone'. The evidence is that LEPs, local authorities and businesses across the East of England want to 'own' and resolve this issue. But the Government needs to support them to do that through adequate and fair funding as well as devolution of more powers."
Devolve transport for quicker results in the East of England
6 March 2018
The East of England APPG held its first pre budget submission evidence session in late February, chaired by Daniel Zeichner MP and Peter Aldous MP. With witnesses providing perspectives from rail, air and local government, it was clear that collaboration – between MPs, the new Mayor, local government, private business and other stakeholders – as well as more local control, could help bring significant transport improvements and growth to the region.
The Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, James Palmer, set himself the task of challenging the status quo – of 'ludicrous' timescales for infrastructure investment and was also critical of a 'begging bowl' culture. Land value capture, capping the profits from land adjacent to major public transport schemes, could subsidise affordable housing and fund public services, he said. This point was also emphasised by Cllr James Jamieson, Leader of Central Bedfordshire Council, who said current revenues derived from housing developments are "barely enough to meet the increased demand for schooling."
East of England APPG to give unified voice to region
13 September 2017
Speaking at the inaugural meeting of the East of England APPG, the Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough said he was determined to use his role to provide a voice for the East of England, a point echoed by the parliamentarians and others in attendance.
The group elected its officers, with Daniel Zeichner MP and Peter Aldous MP co-chairs. The APPG will work to develop a joined up approach to common issues for all the communities of the East of England.
Hearing from Lord Michael Heseltine and Andrew Carter, the chief executive of Centre for Cities, it is clear that while Cambridge is a priority for the Government, the benefits are not spread evenly throughout the region, with infrastructure and skills a barrier to wider economic growth.
Over the six months, the APPG will collect evidence which will culminate in an Autumn budget submission, based around three areas: transport and growth, infrastructure and investment, and the local industrial strategy.
The first evidence session, on transport and growth, will be held on 28th February in Westminster.
Next meeting of the East of England APPG
The next meeting will be on Wednesday 25th March from 2:30 to 3:30pm.
Previous Meetings of the East of England APPG
Inaugural Meeting
Tuesday 4th February
Committee Room 14
Draft Minutes | Budget Submission – the East of England: An Engine for Growth
Parliamentary Reception: An Engine for the Nation's Prosperity
Tuesday 26th June
House of Commons Pavilion Terrace
Sustainable Growth in the East of England: The Housing Implications
Tuesday 14th May
Jubilee Room, House of Commons
Sustainable Growth in the East of England: The Transport Implications
26th March 2019
Employment, Education and Skills: the Region's Local Industrial Strategies
15th January 2019
After the Budget
6th November 2018
Parliamentary Launch of the Budget Submission
5th September 2018
Local Industrial Strategy
26th June 2018
Infrastructure, Investment and Housing
24th April 2018
Transport and Growth
28th February 2018
Inaugural meeting of the East of England APPG
13th December 2017
Income and Expenditure
View the East of England APPG's Income and Expenditure Statement for December 2017 – December 2018 here.
The East of England APPG is kindly supported by British Sugar, London Stansted Airport, the East of England LGA, AstraZeneca and the A120 Haven Gateway Campaign.
If you are interested in supporting the East of England APPG then please get in contact via [email protected]


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Welcome to the QNX Foundation Classes Project#
The QNX Foundation Classes (QFC) is a library of fundamental C++ classes for the QNX™ operating system. It provides the following :
· Complete Resource Manager framework
· QNX IPC template class (Channels and Message Vectors)
· Input Output Selector class
· Timer services
· Adaptive Partitioning services
· System Analysis Toolkit services
· Threads
· Thread pool
· Iostreams logging
· Completely documented using Doxygen
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What's in it for developers#
C++ developers looking to create QNX specific applications (some classes are portable, but most are QNX specific), can quickly build applications around the most common QNX models (for example, resource managers and message based IPC).
The Resource Manager Framework provides a fully implemented resource manager with default methods that (by simply instantiating an instance of the class) creates a fully functional ramdisk (with symbolic link support). By overriding methods within this framework, the resource manager can take on any type of behavior (examples provided).
The IPC template class provides a form of compile time type safety for messages. A server provides an interface definition which details the classes that it can receive. A client application includes this interface, and instantiates a "type safe" instance of the Connection class, any attempt to send an unsupported class to the server, will be caught at compile time (and with the advent of concepts in C++09x, they will even be understandable :-). At this time an invalid sequence of valid classes can not be caught at compile time.
The Input Output Selector class provides a single point dispatch for applications to receive messages/pulses/select notifications. This helps produce single threaded applications, when single threaded applications would be more desirable.
Timer services provides the capability to have thousands of process local timers driven from a single O/S timer. This reduces timer overhead for timer intensive applications.
Threads and Thread pools are lightweight classes to cover these constructs. The anticipation is that C++09x will have standard support for these features, and that the library will be adapted to work with the standard based classes at this time.
Iostreams logging allows a single interface to any logging subsystem (current adapters for syslogd and slogger). It also has a manipulator that is the answer to the question "I love iostreams, but I sure miss printf style formatting for numbers, can anything be done?". Hint, the answer is yes...
How do I get it?#
QFC will check out into a Momentics IDE 4.01 directly from the source repository; however, since Momentics does not ship with a subversion plug-in pre-installed, you'll need to download one. I happen to like subversive (http://www.polarion.org/projects/subversive/download/1.1/update-site/) myself.
Get Subversion plug-in#
If you are familiar with Eclipse, then you'll recognize this URL as an update site; if you are new to Eclipse, then these instructions should get you set up with subversive.
Connect to the source repository#
Once you have a subversion plug-in installed, you need to connect to the source repository and check out the source. If you feel you know your way around subversion then the only think you need to know is the source repository URL (http://community.qnx.com/svn/repos/qfc), otherwise you can follow these instructions
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In order to check-out and build QFC, you may find the following instructions useful.
Get the Eclipse Doxygen plug-in#
You can get Eclox (EClipse dOXygen) from its update site at: http://download.gna.org/eclox/update
QFC is completely self documented using doxygen and Eclox, so you may find this a handy tool to have!
Source modules in the QFC library are distributed under one of three licenses.
1. Version 2.0 of the apache license Apache License
2. The following "attribution" license:
Copyright (c) 2003 Eugene Gladyshev
Permission to copy, use, modify, sell and distribute this software
3. A public domain license (no restrictions)
Not included in the main library (due to a restrictive license), but available for download is a derivative of a co-routine class, that has been adapted to allow classes developed with the QFC library as threaded classes, to be re-hosted as co-routines. Experiments in hosting threaded classes as co-routines during development showed that they can be used to isolate concurrency issues, since executing as a co-routine eliminates these issues, without any substantial code changes.
The framework will be re-engineered for C++09x to integrate the standardized threading, and concepts extensions. Following this, support for compile time, sequence type safety for channels will be investigated. Until then the plan is simply to add more useful QNX specific classes, and to remove bugs...
Currently under development is integration of Reflex. Once Reflex is fully integrated, then a new plugin framework will be released which is implemented using transparent dynamic class loading (i.e. a plug-in subscriber application need only attempt to instantiate a class, and if it is not loaded, it will automatically be loaded from a plug-in dll as determined by the run-time environment). The plug-in framework will scale from a effective zero overhead model requiring the application architect to define the interfaces that plug-ins will supply (and for plug-in provider writers to meet those interfaces), to a higher overhead, but an extremely loose interface definition based on reflection (i.e. the plug-in provider writer simply needs to provide some interface, in some class; somewhere in the dll that has an interface that is usable by the plug-in subscriber). In the reflection model, the plug-in subscriber can receive a detailed account of all the recognized interfaces, and can thus enable/disable or provide default features dynamically).
An example application using reflective plug-ins will be the "class" file system. This will consist of a plug-in subscriber that registers a root prefix name space, and then instantiates a class with no interface (other than a constructor) which reflects on it's own dll, and then (based on what it finds in there) populates the name space (conforming methods found in the dll override the default resmgr methods). This completely relieves the developer of any knowledge whatsoever about how resource managers work, and essentially enables one to simply create a bunch of classes and throw them into the "class" file system and let it figure out what to do with them (hint the classes will show up as directory entires, and descending down them each of the classes of which that class is composed will have an entry - if a class has a conforming method - say one that matches the Read signature - then that class can be "read" and will return whatever the provider developer decided it would). Should the provider wish to create a "file system" of class instantiations, a constructor of a class will be able to instantiate n instances of a class and invoke the reflector on each instance (thus making them children entries of the calling class). In order to provide such a "root class" the only requirement is that it have a constructor that takes a reflector as an argument (so that reflection can be dynamically applied as instantiation occurs). An example plug-in provider dll that implements an ftp file system will be provided (and it will be shockingly small).


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Finance Minister Brian Lenihan told the Sunday Independent yesterday that he was "greatly heartened" by opinion-poll findings that 70 per cent of people believe he is right to stay in office despite his illness.
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An Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI poll published last week found that 70 per cent said he was "right to stay in the job"; 23 per cent said he was "not right to stay in the job" and 7 per cent didn't know.
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Commenting on US president Barack Obama's tough approach to the banks in the US, Mr Lenihan said that the problem in this country was that our banks had lent too much to construction and building.
He welcomed the inquiry into the banks, the preliminary stages of which will take place while we are fixing the banking system, he said, and this would happen in the first half of the year.
It was important that one process did not interfere with the other, and he was confident that this was how it would happen.
In the poll, when asked if they accepted Mr Lenihan's view that the worst of the crisis is over, 61 per cent of voters said the worst was yet to come, while 31 per cent believed the worst was over and 8 per cent had no opinion.
"Again, it's down to how you interpret a poll at a moment in time," said Mr Lenihan. "Our challenge now is to restore competitiveness and to enhance our exports, which will pave the way for strong economic growth.
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Bethwin is an attractive detached house, positioned within a very short distance of the beach and local facilities at Bracklesham Bay and would make a wonderful family home or holiday retreat. EPC-C
The property has been extended and remodelled by the present owners to create 1,292 sq ft of accommodation arranged over two floors. The flexible design provides three first floor double bedrooms and bathroom (also with a separate shower), with the option of having a fourth double bedroom on the ground floor if required, although this room could be utilised in a number of ways, as a dining room, home office or play room.
Towards the rear of the property is the sitting-dining room which leads to the rear garden and is open plan to the modern kitchen. From here a further door leads in to the 20ft long integral garage which could potentially be converted to create more accommodation if required (subject to the usual regulations/permissions). A ground floor shower room completes the accommodation.
Outside, the open-plan front garden provides parking for a number of vehicles and leads to the integral garage. The private rear garden enjoys a westerly aspect, and is mainly laid to lawn with a generous patio area.
Situated within Bracklesham Bay, a coastal village some 7 miles south-west of the City of Chichester. The beach there is a popular place to enjoy a variety of water sports and it has a little café/restaurant called Billy's' where you can enjoy a glass of wine with a meal whilst enjoying lovely views towards the Isle of Wight. There are some local shops close by, although further amenities can be found at the nearby village of East Wittering, including: infants/junior school, GP surgery, chemist, dentist, library and a range of quality independent shops. There is a regular bus service to Chichester City centre with its range of shops, restaurants, cinemas, Festival Theatre and main line railway station. Goodwood Racecourse and Motor Circuit are some 3 miles beyond Chichester.
Entrance Hall leading to:
A well presented detached house within easy reach of the beach
Shower Room (on ground floor)
Sitting/Dining Room 15' (4.57m) x 10'9 (3.28m)
Dining Room/Family Room/Study 12'1 (3.68m) x 10'9 (3.28m)
Kitchen 11'7 (3.53m) x 9'6 (2.9m)
From Entrance Hall, turned stairs to 1st Floor
Bedroom 1 17'6 (5.33m) x 11'6 (3.51m)
Bedroom 2 13'11 (4.24m) x 10'2 (3.1m)
Bedroom 3 15'9 (4.8m) x 8'6 (2.59m)
Bathroom (on 1st floor)
Integral Garage 20'1 (6.12m) x 7'11 (2.41m)
Gas Central Heating
Double Glazing
Details correct: BG/CE 10/07/2018
People flock to East Wittering during the holiday season thanks to our world-famous beaches that are so beautiful and a way of life that's relaxed and warm.It's little wonder we experienced significant building development during the 1960s and '80s when our rich mix of character house styles in the Witterings made it hard for people to leave. Many of the properties in the area enjoy wonderful views across the English Channel and the sound of distant waves provides a soothing backing track to everyday life here.


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Reaching 1,000 points is a feat that not many high school basketball players accomplish. Grabbing 1,000 rebounds is even more uncommon.
GRC Hoops stars Jasmine Flowers and Shamaya Behanan recently earned the honors of 1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds, respectively.
Behanan also scored her 1,000th point in the 2016-2017 season.
"I am very proud of Shamaya and Jasmine and all of their accomplishments," Coach Robbie Graham says. "For anyone to score 1,000 points or get 1,000 rebounds is a big deal, especially on a team that has other 1,000-point scorers."
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Flowers and Behanan have each led the team to victory multiple times and have been keys to the team's success.
Flowers believes that her biggest contribution to the team is her hard work not only on offense, but on defense as well.
Her defensive skills became evident at the Tim Short Automotive Classic this month when she earned Player of the Game for her lock-down defense, which led the team to a 58-45 victory over #9 in the state Lincoln County.
Behanan was also a major factor in this victory, as she led the team with 18 points and 6 rebounds.
As post-season tournament time approaches, the girls will look to build on their success, including being Runner-Up of the Murray Bank Lady Tiger Classic over Winter Break and having a record of 14-5, despite their tough schedule.
The success of the Lady Cards is not only due to dominant scorers and rebounders, but the camaraderie of the players as well.
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The chemistry of the players will help them come tournament time, as they compete for a fifth-consecutive District title and back-to-back Region titles.
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The Lady Cards are currently undefeated and ranked first in the 40th District.
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- Sun Jul 09, 2006 5:38 pm
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- Topic: Downtime from lifting...
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Downtime from lifting...
Because of a medical issue I am going to have to take a break for a while from intense lifting. I'd like to preserve as much of the progress I've made, so I'm wondering what I can do to maintain the most muscle without being able to do an intense workout. The ideas I'm currently toying with... Switc...
- Thu Jun 29, 2006 9:30 am
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- Topic: strength training without weights...
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I don't think you are neglecting shoulders (at least front delts) if you are doing chest dips and push ups.
Supine Rows would probably be a pretty good addition for the back.
Supine Rows would probably be a pretty good addition for the back.
- Wed Jun 28, 2006 11:15 am
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- Topic: legs routine is it good?
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I like it. My recent routine is pretty similar (only differences I also do leg presses and I do hyperextensions which are similar to good mornings) and I've been getting great results in my legs lately. I do deadlifts on back day too cause my leg day is already my most brutal day. If you want to tak...
- Wed Jun 28, 2006 10:51 am
- Forum: General
- Topic: Exercises not on site.
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- Wed Jun 21, 2006 12:07 pm
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- Topic: muscles not included in templates
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muscles not included in templates
Can anyone sum up the value (if there is much of any) in working the smaller muscle groups that aren't listed as primary or optional targets in any of the templates on the site. I'm talking about the Serratus Anterior and the rotator cuff muscles (Subscapularis, Infraapinatus, Supraspinatus). Is it ...
- Wed Jun 14, 2006 1:23 pm
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- Topic: Exercise order during a workout
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Exercise order during a workout
Is there any right way for determining the order of exercises during a workout? For example in a Chest and Triceps workout, should one do all the Chest exercises together then work the Triceps, or mix them in together? Also, would it make sense to cluster together the most similar exercises (for exa...
- Wed Jun 14, 2006 1:16 pm
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- Topic: Never feel pain in the chest
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I don't think so, my experience was similar when I started (which wasn't that long ago). But as I've progressed, without doing anything differently I've felt it more in the chest and actually seen my most noticeable gains in that area. If I were to make any suggestions, I would say just make sure yo...
- Sun May 21, 2006 10:57 pm
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- Topic: Dietary Advice?
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Other than the good fats as suggested, I would watch to make sure you are getting a decent amount of fiber, which can help with your weight loss goal cause it helps keep you full. Make sure to choose whole grain bread, pasta, etc. whenever possible. Also you didn't mention any fruit in your diet, wh...
- Mon May 08, 2006 4:50 pm
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- Topic: Preferred exercises for different muscles
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Preferred exercises for different muscles
I know there's not really a right or wrong answer for most of these, but does anyone have any insights into the pros and cons of different ways to exercise different muscle groups, or any reasons at all for their preferences. Some of the ones in particular that interest me are... Chest: Dumbbell vs ...
- Sat May 06, 2006 9:52 pm
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- Topic: Any comments on workout?
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You don't say how long you've been lifting ("started awhile ago".) Once you've been lifting for a year or two you'll be able to lift so much weight that you won't need to work out as much and will actually need a rest. As a beginner I worked out constantly and it worked for me but now that I've bee...
- Fri May 05, 2006 11:52 pm
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- Topic: Any comments on workout?
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Thanks for the comments. That's something I've been wondering about. I've been debating about scheduling an off day between legs and arms. Right now I don't have any scheduled off days but don't workout when I have a tennis match and take a true rest day when I'm especially busy or especially sore, ...
- Fri May 05, 2006 9:59 pm
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Any comments on workout?
I started lifting and exercising regularly a while ago. Up until recently my primary diet/workout goals have been fat loss (I was about 160 with circa 25% fat when I started). I think I've finally got myself to a good place there (135 with circa 10% fat now), my primary interest now is to put on som...
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Musician and friend Phoenix swings by to chat about his music career and we find out what drives his creative mind.
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