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I eat eggs for breakfast almost every day. They're a great form of protein: they're inexpensive and they keep well. Eating a balanced breakfast that includes protein and fat keeps your blood sugar from spiking, which helps to keep you fuller longer. Here's my recipe for Crustless Quiche. I make a variation every Sunday, which gives me servings for the following 6 days.
- 6 eggs
- 4 cups egg beaters or liquid egg product
- 4 cups chopped veggies (spinach, bell peppers, sauteed mushrooms, broccoli…)
Preheat oven to 350* and spray a 9×13 inch pan with cooking spray
Add vegetables to the pan, pour the eggs on top. Season with salt and pepper if desired.
Bake 35-45 minutes, until the center is set. Cool and cut into 6 servings. Each serving can be reheated in the microwave for 30-60 seconds until hot.
Makes: 6 servings; Protein: 22g; Carbs: 3.5g; Fiber: .5g; Fat: 5g
Note: For variety, feel free to add cheese, cooked bacon, ham or sausage, or anything else that you have on hand. Remember that additions will alter your nutrient counts.


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CATEGORY: Better Player Drivers
WE TESTED: 9° (adjusts 8° to 10°) with Ping Alta 55 graphite shaft.
KEY TECHNOLOGY: Channels in the back of the head minimize drag during the downswing to improve the head's stability.
Sneaky long; maintains length on misses high on the face or on the toe; impressive spin characteristics lead to a strong combination of distance and straightness.
"I'm blown away by the forgiveness. Easily the best of the week."
Consistent performer delivers dependable, mid-high flight; not the easiest driver to maneuver in its class but still workable enough to execute draws and fades.
Sound and feel aren't to everyone's liking; the combination of turbulators and "Dragonfly" scales make for a crown that's too busy for some testers; not quite as long as the longest models in the test.
The G LS Tec driver continues to be one of the stalwarts in the Better Player category. It provides a balanced mix of distance, accuracy and forgiveness that guys can appreciate.


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It may come to a surprise to some, and not to others, that I am a social media junkie. For many people who are shut in, social media can create an important sense of contact and engagement with the outside world. Certainly that was the case for myself, when on October 17th 2007 my world as I knew it came crashing down around my ears.On that day I collapsed at work, paralyzed on the right side, had a high temp around 40 degrees Celsius and was hospitalized for the next 52 days. There I was to learn to walk, talk and do things that I had normally taken for granted. My time in hospital and upon was a mixture of pain and joy.
I was to be later diagnosed three separate times as having Multiple Sclerosis and was three times later told that I didn't. (The first time was in the morning 2 hours before I was to sit my major Greek exam) Needless to say I didn't perform very well in that exam, having the doctors diagnosis echoing between my ears. Eventually they came up with the diagnosis that I suffered an acute form of viral encephalitis. When I was released from hospital, I needed to go shopping in a wheel chair. I needed a shower chair to shower in. And I was to go through a darker time of abuse, a time which you can read more about here.
However I digress. Social media in all its forms became an important part of my life. While I was housebound it allowed me to engage and have contact with the outside world. Not only was I able to be encouraged; I was also able to encourage others. Over the years I have made some very close friends from those I first met online. And I was later to meet the woman who was to become my wife through Face Book.
Social media become a ministry tool. One where I was to develop online friendships and friends with other students, scholars, pastors, and those interested in sharing their life. In many ways social media became a methodology of learning. One where a variety of scholars would blog their interests, current thoughts and teachings on a variety of subjects. On that note, I too was able to contribute by blogging my own thoughts, research, life experiences and ideas. But more importantly then the ideas that were imparted – it was the sense of getting to know people behind the cyberspace facade that was more important.
When others shared of their pain, I was able to encourage and pray. Social media become a platform to engage in life with others. To speak life into others. To hear the pain of others and to take those people to the throne room of heaven and lift them to the Lord. It become a frontier where I was able to share the grace of Christ, to talk about Christ and one that I can acknowledge the Lord used as a vessel to cause others to come and know him as their personal savior.
BUT. Social media also has its downside. I have an addictive personality. I can't help myself. I am always scrolling through my feed wondering what will come next. I'm always happy to get involved in the conversation about climate change. Church. Global disasters. Wars, wars, and rumors of wars. And a plethora of other stuff that in and of itself maybe not bad; but, overall becomes consuming.
Those who know me well, know that I am a complex, yet simple person. I enjoy a joke. Indeed one wag recently told me I had a wicked sense of humor. There are times I like to play the devils advocate. There are times I like to stir the pot. There are times when I want to cry and be serious. But, overall, the cry of my heart is to be an encourager in the service of the Lord.
Recent times have seen me becoming more critical then I like. I'm becoming miffed at those I disagree with, even angry. The overload of images of war and terrorism has impacted my soul. The fear of terrorism on our soil and the confusion of working through the issues of moderate / radical Islam here in our own country has an impact. Both on myself, family and those I engage life with. I have seen images, watched videos which I wish I never laid eyes on. I hear on one hand the voices of moderate Muslims speaking out about their own understanding – yet watch videos of their preachers (Even here in Australia) saying and encouraging things which the moderates claim they don't believe. Social media is echoing and reflecting the mess that the world is in. Then there is the stuff about climate change. The world is going to end, the alarmists tell us. The world is going to end the religious tell us. The world is going to end the war haters and mongerers tell us.
I'm seeing unprecedented conversations of racism, hatred, fear, extremism, pain, heartache and criticism which is interspersed with times of joy, happiness, encouragement, Godliness and prayer fullness. And I am tired. Bone weary, soul weary tired.
I am hearing the Lord whisper to my soul. "Craig, come to me, for my yoke is easy, my burden is light! Come to me, for you are overloaded with the cares and worries of the world – come and spend time with me."
So for a period of time, I am deactivating my Facebook account. I am going to fast from cyberspace overload. During this time I will still be contactable via email, phone and face to face conversations. And during this time, I will still be praying for you all. Blessings. Craig B.


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Welcome to Guest House
The world's first and most successful treatment and recovery program for Catholic clergy and religious.
Our Mission: providing the information, education, treatment and care needed to overcome alcoholism, addictions and other behavioral health conditions. Guest House has been serving the Catholic Church for more than 60 years.
Contact us at 800-626-6910
1601 Joslyn Road, Lake Orion, Michigan 48360
"Life in recovery keeps me anchored and in touch with so many others in recovery. This is life-giving for me… Recovery is a network,''
– Sister Mary Grace, graduate of the Guest House Women's program
"We were living a living death. When all of the rationalizations and the excuses broke down, we reached the very heart and the depth of the spirit of Guest House, which is love.''
– Father Phillip, graduate of the Guest House Men's program
"A wise person once said 'When the student is ready, the teacher will appear. At Guest House, I was blessed with skilled, compassionate teachers.''
– Sister Ernestine, graduate of the Guest House Women's program
"Somehow I knew that he knew what to do… Whatever it was inside this man's soul that he had, I wanted. And I knew when our brief interview was over that he knew and understood me,''
– Father Joseph, graduate of the Guest House Men's program
"I had an awakening moment at Guest House. I looked at the beautiful grounds, internalized what my counselor had been saying, replayed in my mind what I had heard other people say at the meetings and decided 'Yes, God! That is the life I want.'''
– Sister James Ann, graduate of the Guest House Women's program
Why Guest House?
We Serve
- Catholic Priests
- Catholic Deacons
- Men Religious/Brothers
- Seminarians
- Women Religious
Treatment Works
We Evaluate for and Treat
- Substance Use Disorders – alcohol, other drugs, prescription medication (if necessary, medically-responsible withdrawal from substances)
- Process Addictions – spending, gambling/gaming, cluttering, hoarding, internet, credit card
- Compulsive Overeating
- Co-occurring Mental, Physical or Medical Disorders
- Mental Health Concerns in Women Religious (not related to substance use disorders or process addictions) – mood disorders, anxiety, relational difficulties, OCD
What Makes Us Special
- Intervention Assistance
- Individualized and Holistic Treatment – including strong spiritual component
- Twelve-Step Recovery
- Ministry Re-entry
- Continuing Care
Recovery is Possible
Some wonder how God's ordained and consecrated could be in need of such services. The individuals who serve God and the Church are people first, and they are vulnerable to illness and disease in the same way any other person is. (Addiction is a disease of the brain.) This truth has been the impetus of the mission and ministry of Guest House since 1956.
We welcome these individuals warmly and are committed to walking with them on their recovery journey.
Men's Treatment Program
More than 60 years (since 1956) of saving lives and saving the
vocations of more than 6,500 clergy and men religious
Women's Treatment Program
We are celebrating 25 years (since 1994) of saving lives and
vocations of more than 600 women religious
About Guest House, Inc.
From the Guest House Blog
Press Releases
Guest House brings 61st Detroit Bishop's Dinner to famous Lovett Hall
LAKE ORION, Michigan – Guest House, the world's first and most successful residential treatment and recovery provider for Catholic clergy and religious, is bringing the October 24 Detroit Bishop's Dinner to Henry Ford's Lovett Hall beginning with Archbishop Allen...
Stark completes clinical interventionist training for clergy, religious
LAKE ORION, Michigan – Deacon Chris Stark, Guest House outreach director, has completed clinical interventionist training to better consult and serve Catholic Bishops and leadership on matters related to addictions and recovery. Guest House, the world's first and most...
Guest House Daily Reflection
Book of Numbers 21:4-9
It would seem that bad food eaten as a free person would always taste better than good food eaten as an enslaved person. But too often that is not the case. We long for the good old days even though we know they were not that good. There is some perverse compass within us that inclines us to go back to what we know rather than forward to what we can imagine. In fact, it seems that where we are is never as good as where we have been or where we are going. We can always find something wrong with what is and somehow blame God for it.
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A few weeks ago I blogged how I had firmed up what I have on my oldest known ancestor, Jenkin William(s). Born 1650 in the beautiful Glamorgan village of Llangynwyd, just south of Maesteg, he died and was buried there 78 years later in 1728. This was one year after the death of the legendary Ann Maddox (nee Thomas) the "Maid of Cefn Ydfa".
So today I made a pilgrimage to go and see Jenkin's gravestone at Llangynwyd, and the farmhouse where he lived. After a coffee at the well-known local hostelry, the "Old House", we crossed over to the church where, as arranged with the vicar, Mandy the church warden was waiting for us with her Mam. I quickly found the gravestone of Jenkin and his wife Elizabeth nee Powell. It was, as the guide to the graves there said, bolted to the wall under the tower. It seems that the chancel, or altar area, was extended in the nineteenth century, disturbing some graves, and it looks like Jenkin and Elizabeth's was one of them. So their bodies probably lie somewhere under the floor near to the altar. Another surprise - Ann Maddox's original stone is bolted to the wall right next to theirs! In the picture, left, Jenkin and Elizabeth's is the arched stone to the right, and Ann's is the lower half of the left one. As a celeb, Ann has a new stone set into the floor of the chancel, as I showed in my 17th June posting. Mandy 'n' Mam were great, and after a wander round we returned to the Old House to digest what we'd seen - and partake in some very nice ham with parsley sauce. Fr M approves.
After lunch we drove the mile or two out of the village along a narrow lane to a point where we could look down from a hill over Gilfach Farm, where Jenkin's stone says he lived (right). We were just taking photos when the owner of the neighbouring farm stopped his car and proceeded to give us permission to drive down to his property, from where we could get a better view of Gilfach. It's a Grade II listed building dating, it's believed, to the 15th century. Perhaps another time I'll manage to pay a visit... and also I'd like to see the relevant entries in the registers at the Church.
1650 - a long time. I'm astonished that I have got back 360 years in my family tree research. It just shows that it is possible, with a little luck and lots of hard work! As the Bible puts it, Jenkin begat Morgan, Morgan begat Thomas, Thomas begat Evan, Evan begat another Morgan, Morgan begat another Evan, Evan begat Edith, Edith begat John Lynn - and John Lynn begat Matthew.


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Are you interested in the burden of asthma in Scottish hospitals? Explore the interactive dashboard at the link below, displaying a variety of data around admissions and bed days by gender, health board, and over five years (2012-2016).
Raw data is published by Information Services Division Scotland on the burden of asthma and other conditions on the Scottish health care system. These data have been collated in a visual format by Analytics Engines.
Asthma in Scottish hospitals visualisation dashboard - 2012-2016
Please note that this visualisation is best viewed in Firefox or Chrome.
Click on the graphs to filter the data by health board, age, gender and year. Raw data for each visualisation is available to download via the '?' button, and the plot data available as a CSV file.


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The trypanosomes comprise a large number of species of pathogenic protozoa of animals and plants. Some present a simple life cycle in the insect; others, however, present a complex life cycle involving vertebrate and invertebrate hosts, with the participation of different developmental stages, some of which are localised within cells of the vertebrate host. These organisms present some characteristic features such as the presence of the kinetoplast, a highly specialised organisation of mitochondrial DNA, compartmentalisation of the glycolytic pathway in glycosomes, the presence of a network of filaments forming the paraflagellar rod connected to the flagelar axonme.
Key Concepts
Ideally the identification and classification of protozoa shall combine the use of classical taxonomic parameters with phylogenetic analysis.
Despite significant advances in biomedical sciences diseases caused by protozoa still constitute important health problem throughout the world.
Cell transformation in response to environmental factors is fundamental for parasitic protozoa survival both in the vertebrate and invertebrate hosts.
Intracellular parasites developed the ability to attach to host cell surface and to trigger various mechanism leading to their internalisation into the cells.
Endocytosis in protozoa of the Trypanosomatidae family is a highly polarised taking place only in the flagellar pocket and the cytostome.
In some protozoa the glycolytic pathway does not take place in the cytosol but is compartmentalised in an organelle known as glycosome, which is part of the family of organelles designated as peroxisome.
Protozoa of the Trypanosomatidae family may contain up to 30% of the total DNA concentrated in a special region of its unique mitochondrion, localised close to the origin of the flagellum, and known as the kinetoplast.
Keywords: Trypanosoma; Leishmania; Phytomonas; kinetoplast; glycosome


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McLaren Indonesia Track Day @ Sentul
Having just done a coverage of MOCI's 6 April challenge day, Charles J returned to Sentul last Saturday (27 April 2013) to experience the McLaren Indonesia track day. Unlike MOCI's unrestricted event that involved Nuvolks, MINI and other "common citizen" cars, this invitational-only event was catered to super cars owners (Super Car Club Indonesia, Ferrari Owners Club Indonesia, Lamborghini Club …Read More
Raucous // 2JZ 3.4L Supra on Wedsport
Here's a post for all you Japanese muscle car fans out there. Let me start this one off by throwing two hard facts to you: Tarox 10-pot brakes on its feet and a 2JZ-GTE 3.4L as its heart. Uncompromisable performance is obviously the top priority of this fast and furious machine. Look at the mod list at the bottom of …Read More
Permaisuri Thursday // Subaru Impreza WRX STI on Advan
Meet the Subaru Impreza WRX STI. As lengthy as the name might be, it's actually gotten some real punches under its sleeves to live up to that name. With more than 300HP to start with, it's not often to find these boxer STI beasts turned into horsepower monsters. However, what we have today is more of a mint-looking well maintained …Read More
Bad Boy // Telesto Grigio BMW E60
What if. What if you have all the time and money in the world to build the cars of your dreams. Anything. Any car. Any wheels. Any color you can think of. Any price. Would you buy a Veyron and call it a day? Would you hunt down the first car you've ever owned and purchase it back for all …Read More
Tokyo Auto Salon Singapore 2013 // Part 2
We're back with Part 2 coverage of the Tokyo Auto Salon Singapore 2013! Check out Part 1 if you haven't. A lot of GTR's can be found on the show. Here's 9tro's drag spec beast, a Singapore based automotive magazine. Do you know that Khan offers a Design Package for the Toyota iQ-based Aston Martin Cygnet? Carbon and JDM fanatics …Read More
Upper Crust // Vincent's Lexus IS on iForged
"Our team first met Edbert W at the GENESIS Car Show. His red VIP Odyssey won the title of Hellaflush's most favorite car that day. A US graduate currently residing in Bogor, he's going to contribute in both writings and photographies to our site. His first submission is this Lexus IS owned by his fellow Indonesian friend, Vincent. With such …Read More
Permaisuri Thursday // BMW F30 3 Series on BBS CH-R
Following 5 Series F10's popularity in Jakarta is now the 3 Series F30. We are seeing more and more of these mid sized sedans on the roads, and a lot of them have started to be modified. Today Permaisuri sent us this F30 3 Series installed with a set of 20″ BBS CH-R wheels. Following the F30's major redesign with …Read More
Tokyo Auto Salon Singapore 2013
April 12-14 2013 marked the first-ever Tokyo Auto Salon being held in Singapore, at the Marina Bay Sands Expo. Bringing Japanese cultures (cars, girls and music) over to Singapore, the event caught a wide spread attention from Southeast Asian automotive enthusiasts. If travelling to Japan has presented too much hassle and costs, then visiting Singapore is simply an impulse for …Read More


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August 25 – Southern Gospel Concert
Elyria Christian School presents a Southern Gospel Saturday Night with Ernie Haase and Signature Sound and the Liberty Quartet! The event will be held at Elyria Christian School, 1644 Comanche Rd, McPherson, KS. The doors open at 4:30 p.m., and the concert begins at 5:00 p.m. A free will offering will be taking to support ECS. Concessions are available, so come enjoy an evening of great music and great food!


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The Benefits of Eating Venison Meat
Venison is growing in popularity. What was once seen as an elite food has become accessible to all. Here on Downfield Farm, we produce and sell our own delicious venison meat. If you've never tried venison before, perhaps it's time to give it a go! Here are our top five reasons why we think you should …
1. It's Healthy
The health benefits of eating venison are huge! Deer meat is high in protein, low in fat and calories, carbohydrate-free, low in sodium and rich in vitamins and minerals. It's a great alternative to beef, lamb, pork and other red meats. Switching to venison can help you to lose weight and maintain a healthier diet.
2. It's Tasty
Venison has its own distinctive taste. Although somewhat similar to beef, it's stronger, richer, leaner and smoother. And just like beef, it's a very versatile meat. You can enjoy a whole venison steak, or use the meat to make sausages, meatballs, burgers, pies, casseroles, kebabs and stews.
3. It's Cheaper
Venison has a reputation for being expensive, but in reality it is often cheaper than beef and many other meats.
4. It's Sustainable
All our venison meat is free range and sustainably-farmed. We work hard to understand our environment and work with it, not against it. We recently announced that our farm is going organic. Find out more about the steps we are taking to achieve this.
5. It's Humane
It's very important to us that our processes are humane. Our stags live a happy, free range life on the farm. They have plenty of space and we work hard to keep them healthy and give them a comfortable living environment. As our abattoir is on site, there are no long and stressful journeys involved. And we follow strict guidelines to ensure a calm experience for animals within the abattoir.
To try venison meat for yourself, check out our online shop or visit one of our local stockists in Scotland, including our own Butcher shop in Fife.


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Candie was born and raised in Casper, Wyoming and has been in the Food and Beverage department for 32 years. She has planned and prepared meals for customers from the Vice President to country and rockstars and the local community. The largest event Candie oversaw in her tenure at the Casper Events Center was a prime rib dinner for 2200 people. Candie's motto is "no matter whom, strive to make every event something special for everyone."
Richard White Eagle has been working as a Chef for 21 years. Richard has lived in Casper most of his life and is a graduate of Natrona County High School. He started out as a dishwasher in Casper before he moved to Miami to Study Culinary Arts at Johnson & Wales. While in Miami, he also worked at Les Halles. He later work at the Saint Regis Deer Valley as the Banquet Chef for four years. In 2002 he started working at the Westin Mission Hill Resort and Spa as the chef of Seasons Grill and the am chef of Bella Vista Restaurant where he studied under two James Beard honored Chefs.
Chef Richard believes that guest satisfaction is the number one way to grow business, has found that great food is an amazing way to create long lasting memories, and is excited to be back in his home town to share what he's learned from his travels and the great chefs he's worked alongside and studied under!


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How Angels Die: A Confession
by Guy Blews
If someone you love is suffering from a debilitating illness and wants to end their life and wants you to help them do it (asks you to assist with their suicide), what would you do? "How Angels Die: A Confession" will leave you with a sense of having seen the worst in life, but the best in the human spirit. The World Health Organization states that somebody dies by committing suicide every 40 seconds. Approximately 800,000 people kill themselves every year and suicide is the second leading cause of death in young people aged 15 to 29. "How Angels Die: A Confession":When the author discovers that the love of his life has a virulent case of Multiple Sclerosis, and that she does not want to endure the suffering any longer, he is forced to consider and enact the unthinkable. Guy Blews opens up the discussion of assisted suicide in a way that encourages the reader to see it as an act of unconditional love. This emotional journey is a tour de force that deftly and courageously allows love to conquer all. "How Angels Die: A Confession" is a love story that will shake you to the core. It will, at its very essence, give you hope and open your heart. Torn between a deep understanding of what she needs and the moral dilemma of what is right, Guy was left with one choice - to support her in everything she did because he loved her more than anything. Book Foreword written by Actor, Director, Producer Randall Batinkoff. Randall Batinkoff does quadruple duty as Director, Producer, Co-Writer and Star of the movie, "37: A Final Promise." Randall Batinkoff has worked with some of the best actors and directors in the movie industry over the past three decades.


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The answer is simply, not too much!
Both are small, elegant, somewhat outlandish fashion statements and the two terms are often used interchangeably.
But if you really want to know, there are some differences between the two. The cocktail hat is the precurser of the fascinator. It came first, and today's fascinator is not a real hat, but a delightful head ornament that clearly has its origins in yesterday's cocktail hat.
The Cocktail Hat
The cocktail hat started somewhere in the 1930's stemming from the popularity of new movie stars wearing these glamourous and often dazzling pieces made by wardrobe departments for films.
Once these designs were being showcased in film and thousands of people were seeing it, it started making the tastemakers catch on and embellish more on this headwear style.
Often, well dressed women and those that were in touch with high fashion would wear these pieces to balls, tea parties, luincheons, and many other occasions setting the standard. They were created with a hat base with nothing more than a hat pin to hold them in place.
Of course, it was ok for a woman to go without a head piece, but it became almost a standard in fashion for ladies around the world to adorn themselves with different ornaments on their heads by the 1940's.
The Fascinator head pieces today:
Fascinators are a direct descendant of the cocktail hat yet, are created in a different manner. Facinators usually have a smaller base foundation, posistioned traditionally on the side or top of the head & attached with a combination of combs, pins, clips or some sort of elastic accessory, or a combination of all these just to keep it from falling off. So, all in all, its not trully a formed had like its predecessor but more of an ornament .
Feathers, lace , jewels, flowers and veils are added to the piece for the final look but mostly feathers or plumes of some exotic or vibrant bird will be in place for the effect.
Kate Middleton, the now Duchess of Cambridge made this tradision and fashion statement more common. Facinators can also be part of wedding wear tradition between bride's maids and even the bride herself.
Of course the races at Churchill Downs for the running of the Kentucky Derby this year and at fashionable Kentucky Derby parites all over the country usually have a wide variety of styles worn. The fascinator is not going anywhere anytime as the popularity, the etablished and often outrageous style can lead to many different configurations that its truly hard to get board by the look in general.


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Essay writing is a skill, which is not common. Many people have ideas and information both, but they cannot write a good essay. They have to ask others to "write my essay for me". Many services offer to write essays, but not all of them are reliable. Some offer quality services but they are quite expansive, others are just fake and do not provide quality services. Some others offer boom essays discount code to make prices affordable for the clients.
If you want to write your own essay, make sure you have enough information and you can convey your ideas in a proper way. If you have skills to write an essay, you can participate in essay writing contests and make money as well.
Here are the top 5 essay writing contests, which you can participate in. Participating in these competitions will not only polish your essay writing skills but you can win some cash prizes as well.
- L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Contest: You can send your short stories up to 17,000 words in this contest. The prize money is $500, $750 and $ 1000.
- Graywolf Press Nonfiction Prize: Writer of one book, who is no established yet can send his work for this contest. The prize money is $12,000.
- Drue Heinz Literature Prize: This prize is for short fiction writers. The prize money is $15,000.
- Tony Hillerman Prize: This prize is for the mystery fiction writers, who have no published a book yet. You can win $10,000.
- St. Francis College Literary Prize: This prize is for mid-career professional writers, who have published their 3-4 books. The prize money is $50,000.
You can find many other contests, according to your genre and professional level.
Essay Writing with Speedy Paper Discount Code Essay Writing: Some Great Tips
You can use the speedy paper discount code and get a quality essay in no time and affordable price. If you want to write your own essay, here are some tips, which you can find helpful.
- Collect quality information on the topic.
- Make an outline first and arrange the ideas in a coherent way.
- When you start writing, ideas should be well connected.
- Don't copy your material from any source.
- Take care of sentence structure and grammar.
- Edit and proofread your essay, many times, to make it error free.
Do's and Don'ts of Essay Writing
Essay writing seems easy but actually, it's not. That is the reason many people use discount code for speedy paper and get their essay without any effort. When you write your essay, you need to take care of a few things. Here are few do's and don'ts, which you should keep in mind.
- Select a unique topic
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- Provide some quality information
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Grandma Lois went back to Houston today after her visit. Henry enjoyed having her on hand to teach him new words and then illustrate them for him to color. We'll all miss her but hope to see her again soon.
4 thoughts on "Farewell Hug"
Well, with my emotions on the surface always…this one made me tear up I have to admit. Pretty hard on a grandma, believe you me.
i really think the boy is gifted. Bet it was hard for lois to leave him.
Aunt Trix & Jonene are both right – it was really hard to hug Henry goodbye. I admit to a few tears in the taxi on way to airport. And yes, Henry is gifted in many ways – such a little charmer, he captured my heart all over again. And I so enjoyed watching Jacqui being such a loving, patient and fun mom and Mark being such a terrific, attentive and fun dad. Henry hit the jackpot in the parents dept! I miss him so much and also miss Jacqui and Mark who both went out of their way to be wonderful hosts during my visit. Just wish we could all erase some of the many miles between NYC and Houston, Wyoming and New Orleans and see them more often.


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Last Thursday I was invited to an event to celebrate the upcoming launch of the "Sneakeasy": a top secret pop-up that will serve as displays for all things Air Max in celebration of Air Max Day (in case you've been living under a rock, Air Max Day is 3/26..mark your calendars now!). And per usual, in true Nike form, the visuals at the event were nothing short of aesthetically pleasing:
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I've never held a lighter shoe
Admiring this beaut: NikeLab x Riccardo Tisci
For this year's Air Max Day, Nike selected a dozen creatives from around the world – dubbed "Revolutionairs" – to design and create an Air Max style. The Nike Air model with the most votes will later be released. A few of the Revolutionairs presented their designs at the event:
My personal favorite (and the one I voted for). And yes, the whole shoe is corduroy. Who doesn't love corduroy?! You can check out the rest of the designs and cast your own vote here.
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McQuay-Norris was a manufacturer of high-quality aftermarket engine and chassis and chassis parts located in St. Louis, Missouri. In 1932 the Company had a series of six "Tear Drop" Test Cars built on either Model "A" Ford or 1932 Ford chassis' by the Hill Auto Body Metal Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio.
The attention-getting-egg-shaped McQuay-Norris tear droppers purpose was two-fold; for on the road testing by its Test Engineers of the Companies products, and the promotion of these auto parts around the country by the new hires.
All six of the machines were outfitted with General Tire "Balloon Jumbo" 14-inch wheels and tires that the Tire Co. Engineers designed in the late 1920's. The low-pressure General "Balloon Jumbos" revolutionized tire and wheel design and manufacture. Requiring only 12-pounds of air pressure, the Balloon Jumbos promised a much smoother ride than conventional tires of the day.
The enlargeable press photos of the No. 15 Test Car are from The Old Motor files and were taken in June of 1935 with George Leutwiler one of the Test Engineers along side of it. Learn more about these unique automobiles in an SIA article by Robert J. Gottlieb and another by Mark J. McCourt at Hemmings Motor News.


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In this video, we provide a comprehensive statistical analysis of Paul Manafort's 47-Month Sentence imposed on March 7, 2019 in the Eastern District of Virginia by Judge Ellis. As we discuss, Mr. Manafort received the largest downward variance ever for anyone sentenced under 2S1.3. It also is nearly unprecedented for anyone sentenced with the same
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We review the DC and EDVA convictions of Paul Manafort as well as sentencing relevant data from the U.S. Sentencing Commission. We predict that Mr. Manafort will receive a 10-year sentence in his DC case, which will be ordered to run fully concurrently with his sentence in the Eastern District of Virginia. For the Eastern
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On April 3, 2018, U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia sentenced Dutch lawyer Alex van der Zwaan to 30 days imprisonment, a $20,000 fine and two months' supervised release. This was the first sentence obtained by Special Counsel Robert Mueller in his ongoing investigation into
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Vodafone has announced it will close its email accounts on 30 November. This includes all email addresses ending in vodafone.co.nz, vodafone.net.nz, ihug.co.nz, paradise.net.nz and clear.net.nz.
Vodafone is encouraging customers to sign up for a Google Gmail or Microsoft Outlook email address and is offering an auto-forwarding service.
If you are one the 250,000 or so people who have been relying on a Vodafone, Clear or Paradise email address, then you will need to get a new email address and update ClubRunner so you still get the Pakuranga Rotary bulletin.
Is this going to be awful?
Chances are that if you are still using an email address from your internet provider you have probably been using the internet for at least 10 years, and probably don't like change for the sake of change.
You are likely to have had problems with your email service over that time, such as outages and deluges of spam.
But you gritted your teeth, and maybe stuck your fingers in your ear when friends and family told you it was time to move to Gmail.
You may find some unexpected difficulty making the switch – you've been around computers long enough to fear the worst.
But you may end up wishing up you had made the switch sooner.
What will happen to my emails after November 30?
You will still be able to get emails that are sent to you old Vodafone address but to do that, you will need to set up a new email account with a different provider – assuming you don't already have one.
Vodafone has promised to automatically forward emails that are sent to your closed account to your new email address as long as you remain a customer of theirs, with a simple form to fill in to make this happen.
In theory you won't need to tell any of your utilities or relatives you have a new email address, as emails sent to your old address should still arrive in your new inbox.
But remember Vodafone is closing down its email service because it was getting increasingly poor, so it may not be a good idea to rely on this forwarding service and delay advising people of your new address forever.
Most friends and family will hopefully get the message quickly when you start sending them email from your new address.
Will Vodafone also forward emails that it would normally mark as spam?
Yes. Vodafone has suggested customers switch to Google Gmail or Microsoft Outlook and says they should filter out the spam while letting legitimate messages through.
It says Google and Microsoft detect the originator of the emails "and we've been reassured around our legitimate emails not getting blocked".
Which email provider should I switch to?
There are different options. But realistically, most people will choose Gmail and there may be advantages to going with the flow.
It may be a bit creepy that online advertisers seem to know whenever you have been browsing for a new pair of shoes on the internet, but when it comes to email, Gmail is well-designed and rock solid.
Gmail offers two-factor authentication as an option which means you can make you email account much more secure than the Vodafone service you have been using to date.
If there are aspects of it you don't like, such as the default option of grouping emails into "conversations", these can usually be changed in settings.
How do I set up a new account?
Vodafone has provided instructions online on setting up a Gmail or Microsoft Outlook account.
It is free and you don't have to away give too much personal information (they'll piece stuff together about you soon enough).
When should I do all this?
Well before November 30.
It may be a good idea to set up a new email account in the next few weeks.
Although Vodafone will forward email to your new address for free, it says it will only set-up a forwarding address once, and that address can't then be changed.
That means it is important to forward email to the address that you plan to use long term after November 30.
So if you are new to Gmail or Outlook, you may want to set up a new email account and play around with it for a few weeks before deciding to commit by setting up mail forwarding.
What about emails, attachments and email-contact information in the old account?
This is where it gets a bit more complicated.
You will still be able to access anything that has been downloaded onto your computer through an email client, but you will lose access to anything stored in webmail on November 30.
It is possible to download emails from some Vodafone webmail services directly on to your computer, but not from Clear or Paradise accounts. It is usually possible to import emails and contacts into other accounts, including Gmail accounts.
But if you are not talking about a lot of emails or contacts, the easiest thing may be to forward the relevant emails to your new account before the old one closes.
Anything else?
Scammers often use events such as this to try to trick people into disclosing personal information.
It is extremely likely scammers will learn of Vodafone's email closure and send phishing emails that appear to be part of a communication associated with the switch.
So be on guard and never disclose your account password.


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The Politics of Demonization
Jonathan Martin posted a blog this week that we wanted to share called the politics of demonization (demonic talk on immigration, & other things). Have you noticed the hateful ways that we characterize the "other" in public discourse? Jonathan suspects (and we agree) that there's a powerful force driving this tendency in all of us. As he puts it "In the same way that love is not just something that God does, love is what God is; accusation is not what Satan does–it is what Satan is."
Have you been falling for this trick of the enemy? Have you found yourself demonizing others?
We want to encourage you to read the entire piece by clicking on the link above, but here's a portion of it we wanted to share here. And remember, if it has flesh and blood, it's not the real enemy.
No wonder our rhetoric gets more and more forceful, the guiltier we feel about our own inability to affect positive change in the world. No wonder the language is so quickly inflated, when we find someone to crucify for our sins. We carry a profound amount of guilt, and the corporate exorcism that happens in the demonization of the other in our politics has real religious zeal, intoxicating moral energy behind it. The fact that it is fundamentally immoral energy doesn't diminish its raw power. It's a powerful thing to cleanse yourself on a Muslim, or a fundamentalist, a liberal, a conservative, a homosexual, an immigrant. It feels like it sanctifies us, even while it damns us. It is a powerful force in an individual, but much more so in a group or political party. Us vs. them, good guys vs. bad guys, white hats vs. black hats–it's the collective madness that, when unleashed in a room turns a crowd into a mob. It's the force of darkness that makes the people who a week prior cried "Hosanna" while Jesus walked one street, cry out "crucify him" a week later, as he walked down another.
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If you've even tossed a sideways glance at my blog, you can probably tell I'm a fangirl. Whether your first clue was my casual declarations of love for people who don't know I'm alive, or whether you just read the title of my blog, you know.
I'm an open book about this. A graphic novel, probably.
But I digress.
I'm a fangirl, yes. You may be one too, or a fanboy, if you're reading this. (or maybe you just know me in real life, so you think you're bound by contract to look at this thing)
But that is not our beginning and end, is it? There's more to us.
A person could be a baby-sitting, music-writing, wildlife-enthusiast who loves to skateboard, and we would just call this person a "skater" and leave it at that.
That, my friends, is the magic of labels!
Labels have a definite negative connotation, but they don't always feel like a bad thing. I've grown so accustomed to the label "nerd" that I've changed from detesting it to preferring it. I feel as if I would be almost unrecognizable without that sticker on my forehead.
Labels are comfortable. If you're given a label, it feels like you've been categorized. You know where you belong. You find people with the same label and make easy friends. But as much as labels are capable of bringing people together, we can't forget that the entire purpose of labeling is to keep like items in the same place, and to separate them from other objects.
Obviously, that is no perfect metaphor. If I, as a fangirl, spend a day with a hipster, some all-powerful, OCD-driven dude doesn't reach out of the sky and stuff me back in my room with my laptop open to tumblr.
I do that by myself What I'm trying to say, is that if one of your traits, hobbies, or interests earns you a label, that label does not define you. That label was created for a people who are similar to you, but are in no way, shape, or form, you.
Labels not only provide you with a name, they lay expectations on you. You are suddenly supposed to be the prime example of your kind. You're not expected to exhibit any traits that are incongruent with your label.
And no matter what label you've been assigned, or what label you've chosen to identify with, you will fail. Plain and simple.
I've been called "geek," "nerd," and "fangirl," all of which I tend to agree with, but I don't watch My Little Pony, and I have no clue what Homestuck is. I'm not a straight-A student, I don't enjoy science and I'm not good at math. I really enjoyed Iron Man 2 and 3. Do these things mean that my nerd card is going to be revoked?
Are the geek police going to burn down my house tonight?
[Please don't.]
I am a Christian, and that word can sometimes be used as a label too. Not a bad label – I don't regret my decision to be one – and I think that "Christian" is different from other labels because it cannot be assigned to you unless you assign it to yourself. But it still can function as a label, because it's another title that I fail in. The Bible says that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.
Well now, that was quick.
See, I've failed in every label I've taken on, and I will continue to do just that.
No label is a perfect label, because labels do not work on us.
(Unless you are an office supply)
Humans are not boxes of items to be neatly categorized. We are crazy, beautiful, and far too messy to be labelled in any cohesive fashion.
We're just… so changeable.
I think we can all agree that we should not stuff something as important as our identities into a neat little box. Your identity is important. Don't base it in anything more temporary than eternal, or anything more constricting than infinite.
So next time someone labels you, or you label yourself, or you label somebody else (It'll happen. We're human. We name stuff.), just remember that people are not office supplies; no human organization technique is one-size-fits-all.
You are the only you.
Own it.


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We have a big range of surfing equipment available for rent. We rent beginner soft surfboards, ranging from 7 foot to 9 foot. We also have more advanced beginner boards with a soft top and slick bottom, which is a good option if you have already done a few lessons. These boards will be more challenging but do give you a chance to start doing some turns and progress your skills.
We have a full range of Torq boards from 6'3 to 9'0 that are solid all round boards for beginner and improver surfers. The Torq boards are all available on a try before you buy scheme. We also have a good selection of short boards and fish boards for rent.
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We have 5/3mm suits to rent all year round, as well as boots, gloves and hoods in winter. We provide boots all year round, and gloves and hoods in winter. To rent equipment you will need to fill out a form and leave photo ID or credit card as a deposit. Please be aware that rentals are dependent on the conditions being suitable and the person having some surfing experience (e.g. done a beginner surf lesson).
We have plenty of roof straps that we can lend you to get your boards to the beach. Typically you can put 5 boards on the roof of a standard 4 door car. We can show you how this works and it will not in any way damage the roof of your car. If you don't have transport we can leave the boards to the beach for you.


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Frequently asked questions
- What happened to the old Guidebook?
- Why do the evidence ratings start at 2?
- Should I only commission programmes with evidence at level 4?
- Should I decommission programmes with evidence at levels 2 or 3?
- Are all Guidebook programmes available in the UK?
- I can't find the programme I'm looking for – does that mean it doesn't work?
- Why don't you provide information about effect sizes?
- Why is your cost rating nothing like the service price that I'm being charged?
- What is a Spotlight set?
- Do you only assess programmes?
- Do you evaluate programmes?
- How do you select programmes to be included in the Guidebook?
- How do I get my programme included in the Guidebook?
- How often will you be adding programmes to the Guidebook?
- Will EIF reassess my programme, if a new study has been published, and could that change the evidence rating?
- Do you assist local authorities and commissioners to implement or evaluate programmes?
- Can I use the EIF evidence standards to assess a programme?
What happened to the old Guidebook?
The original EIF Guidebook, published in 2014, provided information about 50 programmes available in the UK. Like the current Guidebook, the old Guidebook provided evidence ratings to indicate programmes with stronger or weaker evidence of positive outcomes for children. Unlike the current Guidebook, these evidence ratings were based on a summary of assessments by 15 other international evidence clearinghouses.
Since 2016, EIF has conducted its own assessments of evidence. The current Guidebook was launched in 2017, and provides strength-of-evidence information based solely on EIF assessments.
- Any programmes that were included in the old Guidebook and have been reassessed by EIF are included in the new Guidebook, with updated ratings and other information (if they meet the requirements for the level 2 threshold).
- Some programmes included in the old Guidebook will be reassessed by EIF. For information about programmes that are currently going through the assessment process, see: Work in progress
- Any programmes in the old Guidebook which have not been reassessed by EIF are not included. Information about these programmes is available on request.
Why do the evidence ratings start at 2?
The EIF Guidebook includes programmes that have at least preliminary evidence of achieving positive outcomes for children – which is equivalent to level 2 on our standards of evidence. Programmes that are 'not level 2' (or rated NL2) are not included in the Guidebook.
Previous versions of the EIF evidence standards included lower ratings of 0 and 1, where 1 indicated that a programme has a logic model and testable features of the kind that might be used to evaluate its impact at some point in the future. In our view, this was not a helpful distinction in terms of helping commissioners and others to understand what the evidence was saying about likely or possible impact. To reflect this, we have adapted our evidence standards to exclude specific conclusions about programmes that do not meet the level 2 threshold.
In its current form, the Guidebook provides information based on evidence of impact gathered through a formal evaluation process, and does not make judgments about the adequacy or correctness of logic models and programme designs. Programmes that do not have evidence are rated NL2 ('not level 2'), rather an 0 or 1.
For a list of NL2 programmes, see: Other programmes
Unlike the cost rating, there is no level 5.
Should I only commission programmes with evidence at level 4?
There are several advantages to implementing interventions with established evidence.
- Level 4 or 4+ programmes have evidence showing consistent benefits in multiple places with multiple populations. But this is no guarantee that an intervention will provide these benefits again in a new setting or authority, particularly if it is not delivered as intended. Established evidence does, however, increase the likelihood that it will.
- Interventions with established evidence also tend to be more developed, meaning that the original providers have worked through various issues that could hamper effective implementation. In particular, interventions with established evidence are more likely to be able to provide assistance to set up and 'install' the intervention to maximise its effectiveness, for example through recruitment guidance or training materials.
However, you should never commission an intervention on the basis of its evidence rating only. Using evidence is one of three necessary parts of the good commissioning, alongside effective implementation and careful consideration of costs and benefits. More information about effective commissioning is available on our website.
Should I decommission programmes with evidence at levels 2 or 3?
It would be unwise to automatically decommission a programme on the basis of disappointing evaluation findings. Demonstrating impact is a journey: many well-evidenced programmes have had evaluation setbacks in the past, and have used the lessons to strengthen their programme model.
Commissioners have a responsibility to encourage and support ongoing evaluation of early intervention activities. This is especially true for programmes rated below level 4: all may be suited to particular local needs and circumstances, and lower rated programmes can be an excellent source of innovation and experimentation, but it is important that commissioners make a commitment to monitor, test and adapt. More information about effective commissioning is available on our website.
For more information on what the evidence ratings mean for commissioning, see: How to read the Guidebook
Are all Guidebook programmes available in the UK?
No. The Guidebook includes programmes that have not been implemented in the UK, so far as we're aware. It also includes programmes that are available in the UK but for which their best evidence is based on evaluations conducted in other countries, often the US or Australia. However, all of the interventions included in the Guidebook may be feasibly implemented in the UK and have evidence that is relevant in the UK context.
To limit your search to programmes that have been implemented in the UK, tick the 'Show only…' option in the filter options.
I can't find the programme I'm looking for – does that mean it doesn't work?
The Guidebook is not an exhaustive list of all programmes available in the UK. If you can't find a particular programme in the Guidebook:
- The programme may have been assessed by EIF and found not to meet the threshold for a level 2 rating. These programmes are listed on: Other programmes
- The programme may not have been assessed by EIF. For information about programmes that are currently going through the assessment process: Work in progress
Other programmes may be included in future assessment reviews. For more information, see: Getting your programme assessed
Why don't you provide information about effect sizes?
Effect size is a useful way of understanding how big a change a programme has been shown to achieve. It is not the same as strength of evidence, which helps us to understand how confident we can be that the change is caused by the programme.
However, individual effect sizes are not easily comparable, in part because of the diversity and multiplicity of outcomes and in part because of the diversity of methods used. Where possible, the Guidebook provides information about effect sizes on a study-by-study basis only. For many programmes, effect size information is not available.
Why is your cost rating nothing like the service price that I'm being charged?
Our cost rating is not the same as the market price of an intervention, which will be negotiated and agreed commercially between providers and commissioners. The cost rating is an assessment by EIF of the relative input costs of early intervention programmes, such as practitioners' and supervisors' time, qualifications or training requirements. This assessment is based on information that programme providers have supplied about the components and requirements of their programme, and not on any price list or advertisement.
What is a Spotlight set?
Spotlight sets are groups of programmes that share a common approach, theme or outcome, and which we think are interesting and relevant to current debates or areas of practice. Spotlight sets are created and curated by EIF, and only include programmes that have already been assessed and included in the Guidebook.
Do you only assess programmes?
The Guidebook provides information only about programmes – manualised, repeatable activities and models of early intervention delivery. We know that early intervention works in other ways too – from a teacher, police officer or other frontline professional spotting the first signs of risk in a child or family, through to wholesale systemic changes across the many agencies and services at work in a local area. Information and guidance about these other forms of early intervention can be found on our website.
Do you evaluate programmes?
EIF does not conduct evaluations. Evaluations may be carried out by a range of organisations, including universities, professional research companies and major national auditors. Where possible, the Guidebook provides links to key evaluation studies, which include details about who conducted the evaluations and their methods.
How do you select programmes to be included in the Guidebook?
EIF conducts programme assessments as part of our 'What works' reviews of evidence related to early intervention in specific issues, age groups or other populations. From time to time, we invite providers to submit programmes for assessment, via an open call. We do not conduct assessments on a one-off or on-request basis, outside of these review periods.
For more information, see: Getting your programme assessed
How do I get my programme included in the Guidebook?
For new, upcoming evidence reviews, EIF issues a call for expressions of interest for programmes that fit within the scope of the review and wish to be considered for assessment. These opportunities are notified via our website, Twitter and newsletter.
We do not conduct assessments on a one-off or on-request basis, outside of our 'What works' reviews or open calls to providers.
For more information, see: Getting your programme assessed
How often will you be adding programmes to the Guidebook?
Programmes that are assessed as part of current or future reviews, and which are found to have at least preliminary evidence of achieving positive outcomes for children, will be added to the Guidebook at the conclusion of each review, as and when individual programme reports are complete.
For more information on current assessment reviews, see: Work in progress
Will EIF reassess my programme, if a new study has been published, and could that change the evidence rating?
Periodically, EIF updates existing Guidebook entries to ensure that the information is current and that our evidence ratings incorporate all newly published and relevant evidence.
Typically, a programme will be selected for this kind of evidence update (which we sometimes refer to as "maintenance") on the basis of EIF having identified impact studies which have been published since EIF's last review of the programme. As with other assessment activity, EIF does not conduct evidence updates on a one-off or on-request basis, and this maintenance work will take place during planned periods of time dedicated to updating the EIF Guidebook, which we currently anticipate will occur every 12–24 months.
During an evidence update, the standard programme assessment process is run for the new study only, and a decision will be taken as to whether the new study affects the outcome of the initial programme assessment process. It is possible that a programme's evidence rating will change on the basis of this new evidence: it may go up or down, depending on the quality and findings of the new study. We may also add to the list of child outcomes which a programme has been shown to achieve.
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Do you assist local authorities and commissioners to implement or evaluate programmes?
EIF is not generally able to provide bespoke guidance to local areas about using evidence, implementing programmes or evaluating the effect of decisions and changes. We do work with local areas who commission EIF to help them to understand the research and evidence assessments that we have previously conducted and published.
We also work more closely with members of our Places Network to support early intervention in their areas.
In addition to the guidance resources available on our website, we also run a series of seminars and masterclasses around the country: keep an eye on our website, Twitter and newsletter for more information.
Can I use the EIF evidence standards to assess a programme?
We arrive at our strength of evidence ratings, measured against our evidence standards, through a detailed consideration of all significant evidence against 33 criteria, covering design, sample, measurement, analysis and impact. These evidence assessment criteria are intended to be applied by individuals who have been extensively trained in EIF programme assessment procedures. This process and our ratings are then subjected to rigorous quality assurance with independent experts. In our view, it is not possible to replicate this process externally.
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Michael Tennyson
Michael Tennyson, Chief Executive Officer and founder of Green Field Construction Group, is a well-established veteran of the residential and commercial construction industries. During his professional career, Mr. Tennyson has lead numerous large-scale, high profile projects in major cities across the globe, including New York, London, and Dublin. As C.E.O. of Green Field Construction Group, Mr. Tennyson's unfaltering leadership has been the existential key to the company's wide spread success.
Prior to founding Green Field Construction Group, Mr. Tennyson served as C.E.O. of Anlar, a construction management firm focused on commercial development in New York and New Jersey. Preceding Anlar, he held dual Principal positions with Global Facilities Group and City Construction, both of which are based in New York and London. Earlier in his career, Mr. Tennyson acted as Director of Facilities Worldwide for Jefferies & Company (N.Y.C.). It is his extensive list of accomplishments and experience that makes Mr. Tennyson the driving force behind Green Field Construction Group's unremitting growth.
Russell D. Lewis
Russell D. Lewis, co-founder of Green Field Construction Group, LLC is Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Lewis brings more than 30 years of proven experience in business and finance. He is responsible for all aspects of the companies business strategy and financial operations.
As CFO Mr. Lewis manages the company's systems and cash flow, develops short and long-term business plans, obtains external funding for future growth, and establishes standard procedures on all operational processes. Mr. Lewis keeps Green Field growing at rapid rates meeting every commitment to transactional excellence.
Mr. Lewis provides a rich mix of business development, operations, and support for multi-million dollar organizations. Diversely experienced with a background in start-up, medium, and large organizations, he provides successful turnaround solutions leading to rapid market expansion. By leveraging creative and "out-of-the-box" thinking to resolve long standing business challenges, Mr. Lewis creates solutions that improve operational efficiency. With expert analysis and insights, he empowers teams to drive overall performance and increase visibility.
Sean Brennan
Director of Construction
Sean Brennan, Green Field Construction Group's Director of Construction, is recognized as one of the premier builders of core and shell and interior build outs in the New York/Metropolitan Areas. Mr. Brennan's expertise allows him to excel in document control, vendor oversight, staff management, schedule coordination, cost control, and client management. Mr. Brennan's vast experience spans over twenty-plus years, and incorporates all aspects of the construction cycle. He has contributed to successful projects throughout New York and New Jersey in various roles including Labor Foreman, Superintendent, Project Manager, and General Contractor.
In addition to various projects, throughout Mr. Brennan's career he has completed a 22-story residential core and shell build out, 17-story complete gut renovation, and 35-story interior renovation. Mr. Brennan's extensive field experience, effective leadership qualities, and construction management expertise provide a solid foundation for Green Field's management team.


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On Thursday Paula took her cell group to a local farm shop for coffee and cake. Paula hadn't told the group that she had planned the trip so it was a welcome surprise for them all. The morning was extra special as Yvonne was there with Asher, Yvonne and her husband Vernon have recently moved to Durban to plant a church. A great time was had by all.
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IDT Registered Nurse, Telemetry PRN
Ascension St. Vincent's Riverside is doing something that has never been done before - creating a new model for our caregivers. We invite you to start something new and join a groundbreaking care team in sunny Jacksonville, Florida!
Within this new model, the RN will have the opportunity to be fully integrated into the care plans of our patients. If you have a true passion for healthcare and want to advance through the field of patient care, this is the opportunity for you.
Why Join Ascension
At Ascension, we are creating the Caregiver Model of the Future, that focuses on improved care, team communication, and openness. We want to provide our associates with the support you need to re-energize and engage in your passion, so you can experience the joy of caring for your patients.
What you will do:
In this new model, you will provide direct nursing care in partnership with an entire interdisciplinary team in our brand-new innovation unit. Located on the 5th floor, this transformed Med-surg and Telemetry unit features a newly designed floor plan to help you work more effectively and in collaboration with other caregivers. You will be encouraged to take hold of the care you provide. We will encourage associate feedback and find ways to improve and influence the processes encountered every day - ultimately leading to providing better patient care.
In this role, you will function collaboratively with interdisciplinary team (physician, APP, case manager, pharmacists) to provide superior patient centered care. You will serve as a valued member of the Interdisciplinary team, rounding with team members, and participating in the holistic care of the patient.
This new model will have a significant impact on healthcare not only through our national organization but ultimately reshaping the healthcare model for all.
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But it won't allow cheating.
343 Industries have confirmed that a Spectator Mode will be included in the upcoming Halo 5: Guardians beta that begins later this month, but they have also been swift to allay any concerns about how this might enable cheating.
"Spectator mode is huge," producer Josh Holmes said. "Basically, what you'll be able to do in the beta is–any of your friends that are online, you can go and spectate on their games."
However, he did add that there would be a delay in the feeds to ensure that cheating is minimized.
"You can then go and look at that game and you can view it from multiple different perspectives," he said. "It's essentially liked a saved film that's running off of the dedicated server."
The Halo 5 beta is slated to begin on December 29, and it will be available to everyone who bought Halo: The Master Chief Collection on Xbox One. The game itself is due out some time in 2015.
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KanbanFlow is a project management software that allows users to collaborate with other team members and monitor the progress of each task in real-time. Its features include work visualization, real-time team collaboration, analytics, time tracking, and more. In this article, we cover user reviews and pricing. Ready to get started with KanbanFlow? Sign up for a free account.
What KanbanFlow Does Well
Users who gave KanbanFlow a positive review said that it is a very useful and straightforward tool for tracking projects.
One user who gave KanbanFlow a positive review on G2 Crowd that it is great for managing tasks of large teams. She likes that each task can be timed and given color codes to highlight their significance, importance, and urgency. She added that it is easy to drag and drop tasks to determine its current status.
What KanbanFlow Does Not Do Well
As of the date this article was written (12/27/18), there are no up-to-date negative KanbanFlow reviews online. If you are a past or current KanbanFlow customer, leave a review to help other business owners who are deciding whether or not to use the software.
KanbanFlow Pricing
KanbanFlow has a free plan and one paid subscription option: Premium ($5/month). The main difference between the plans is access to advanced features, such as task numbering, swimlanes, and software integrations among others.
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Reverend Rachel Allen Baker, Developmental Minister
The Rev. Rachel Allen Baker has served the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Las Vegas since August 2015. Previously, she served as a hospital chaplain at New England Baptist Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts and St. Vincent Hospital in Worcester, Massachusetts. She served as Intern Minister in Lewis Center, Ohio and three years in the Concord, Massachusetts congregation as Director of Membership and Communications. Rev. Rachel, as the congregation calls her, received her Masters of Divinity at the Starr King School for the Ministry in Berkeley, California. Before her calling to the ministry, Rev. Rachel lived for three years in Guinea, West Africa, working as an English as a Third Language teacher with the Peace Corps. Rev. Baker lives with her partner and two cats, Buddy and Mimi Underfoot, close to the Stratosphere, where she feeds Great-tailed Grackles in the backyard.
"A minister is not like a bus or a car, carrying us to our destination, but rather like a sign, or perhaps holding up a signpost, which she moves, running after, running past us, as we think we are on the path, asking us if we are still on the path. The minister's role in a healthy congregation is clarifying values, holding up vision, asking, what is your talk? What is your walk? What are you serving?" --The Reverend Frank Carpenter
Erma Zurita, Office Administrator
Erma joined the UUCLV staff in December of 2018. Growing up as an Air Force brat gave her the opportunity to see many parts of the world. She moved to Las Vegas in 1980, at age 13, and loves it here. She is close with her family and relishes the time they spend together. Erma has worked in retail, delivery, and radio before moving into designing websites and social media. She is also a calligrapher and artist. Her interests include ancient history, science fiction, bullet journaling, and art.
Suzanne Estrada, Coffee Hour Coordinator
Suzanne is originally from California, and left because she needed to change her life. She has been in Las Vegas since 2003. She is currently a full-time student at CSN working on a Culinary and Pastry Arts Degree. She is an Army Veteran, a mother of two children, and artist. She loves when Sundays roll around because she totally loves what she does. When she is not in school or work, she enjoys staying at home with her boyfriend (also a Chef), or riding around town on their scooters. And when the time comes to sit it out or dance.......She's gonna dance! (wink)
Nick Bentz - Accompanist
Nick is a jazz pianist. Growing up in Salt Lake City, he moved to Sacramento where he took part in the thriving music scene and studied jazz piano at American River College with renowned pianist Dr. Joe Gilman. Nick led his own jazz quartet while also playing in a variety of different acts around the city, from indie-rock, reggae, funk, acoustic, and church music. Nick moved to Las Vegas in 2018 to continue his studies and work towards a BM in Jazz and Commercial Music under the instruction of Dave Loeb at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.


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Festival to Rock Democracy with Ben Sollee and Jordon Ellis
July 28, 2017 @ 6:30 pm - 10:00 pm$29
Please join us for a rocking evening with Ben Sollee and Jordon Ellis at Josephine Sculpture Park. Proceeds support the grassroots organizing work of the Kentucky Democratic Party.
A homemade BBQ dinner is available for purchase at the event. To skip the line, include it in your donation today.
This event is organized by the Kentucky Democratic Party. JSP is available for your next event too! Visit Event Rental for more details.
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It's "All About Sharam" for Ubikwist Magazine
Portuguese-Angolan model Sharam Diniz covers the premiere issue of multicultural publication Ubikwist Magazine, where she also appears in an editorial titled 'All About Sharam."
Lensed by photographer Patrick Ibanez, the beauty wears selections by Esosa, Norisol Ferrari, Odd, Dominic Louis, Golden Gate Hat Company, Sophie Theallet, Cornelia Webb, Pedro Garcia, Maison Martin Margiela, Oliver Goldsmith, and more chosen by stylist Giannie Couji.
Hair for the shoot is styled by Raquel Martuscelli, with makeup by Pas Poma. Enjoy more from the spread below.


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Day 5+ - Practical Project
Start a new google/word doc for this assignment
Design Problem:
What can we create/build that is modelled after nature but can also help solve a problem in the world or for an individual need?
Part 1: Following the 8 part design model begin by working on the first 4 questions (paragraph answers and use images if needed)
Part 2: Continue with the design model and design/choose a solution to the problem and begin designing your product/item, etc . Your designs should include paper/CAD drawings. While you are creating you should also be thinking of how you would present this as a Kickstarter, company, or business as an idea to sell (think Dragons Den! youtu.be/EgSqb4PiLdQ )
Part 3: BUILD TIME!
-Using your design plans you can begin creating your prototype
-Materials: We want to use as much recycled material in the shop as we can but we can also use some new stuff. I have some insulating foam available for each of you if you want to "carve" and "shape" parts or all of your prototype from foam. This foam is expensive (I spent $100 for 2 large pieces 96x24x2) so we don't want to waste it!
-We have lots of 2x4 that can be shaped and used to build as well as cardboard (cheapest!!!)
-Your final product should be painted and look awesome!
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Phalaenopsis growing orchid leaf plant of the genus Phalaenopsis also known as Phalaenopsis orchid or Moth Orchid, Phalaenopsis perennial evergreen used as ornamental plant, can grow in mediterranean, subtropics climate and growing in hardiness zone 10-12.
Leaves color green in in oval shape the leaf fleshy.
Phalaenopsis flower
Flower color can be: purple, red, blue, pink, white, orange, yellow, black or green, the flower can be in more than one color it can be stripes, dots or shapeless
Induce blooming effects in different temperature between day and night (5C different) more cold at night and also short day, the bloom can last up 3 month
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How to grow Phalaenopsis growing and care:
Recommend temperature 15C (62F) – 28C (82F), moist, change old soil, cork soil, bark or bark chip, transparent pot, pot in that will be fit (not too big) room temperature water, clean water (rain water)
What is the best way to start growing?
Plant / Vegetative Reproduction
Is it necessary to graft or use vegetative reproduction?
No, but really hard to start from seeds
Difficulties or problems when growing:
Need to change the pots, better not to put it directly in big pot
Planting season:
All year
Pests and diseases:
Aphids, spider mite
Pruning season:
After bloom
How to prune:
Old yellow leaves, after the bloom cut the stem 2 cm after the node
Size of the plant?
10-70 cm, 4-28 inches
Growth speed in optimal condition:
Slow growing
Water requirement:
Small amount of water
Light conditions in optimal condition for growing:
Full Shade
Is it possible to grow indoor as houseplant?
Growing is also possible in a planter /flowerpot / containers:
Blooming information
Bloom season:
All year, but more in the autumn and the winter
General information about the flower
Flower color can be: purple, red, blue, pink, white, orange, yellow, black or green, the flower can be in more than one color it can be stripes, dots or shapeless
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Flower Colors
- Black flower
- Brown flowers
- Green flower
- Orange flower
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A prison escapee, who was yesterday found under a bridge in Tivoli Gardens, Kingston with his hands and feet bound, is now back in police custody.
The police said 27-year-old Kevin Thomas, otherwise called 'Tattan' or 'Tafari' of McKenzie Drive in Tivoli Gardens, escaped from the Denham Town Lock-up in September 2016
He had been charged with breaches of the Firearm Act.
Thomas was reportedly found under the bridge about 1:00 pm.
The police were alerted and he was taken to hospital for treatment and is now under police guard, informed the Jamaica Constabulary Force's (JCF) Corporate Communications Unit (CCU) in a release today.
The police are reminding the public that it is an offence to harbour a criminal and are commending the members of the public who assisted with the recapturing of this fugitive.


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1 Minute weekly reading tipsSunday, January 16th, 2011
Your child's reading habits begin with you
What does this mean? Children thrive off of consistent daily reading practice. They need guidance to ignite that beginning reading passion which will dissipate without nurturing.
What should I do? Set the tone early on that reading is important. Model the importance of reading through visits to the library, openly reading for pleasure in your home, and daily reading with your child.
Is there anything else? Change up your reading routine when you see your child needs it. Your child will find many interests, authors, and reading activities they enjoy, grow tired of, and outgrow. Knowing when new exposures are necessary is the key to maintaining a healthy interest in reading.
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I have for you today another of the Anne of Green Gables collection by Literary lacquers. I can't help them, I love them so much!
If memory serves, Anne was ignoring Gilbert her first day in school, and he got a bit irritated, so he leaned over and whispered, "Carrots! Carrots!" because of her bright red hair. Her response? Smashing her slate over his head, in true redhead fashion!
Carrots Carrots is a lovely "peachy-orange creme/jelly hybrid loaded with many types of orange glitter with just a touch of white glitter." There are numerous sizes and shapes of glitter in here and they really pop again the peach. I was afraid it might be too pale with my fair skin, but it isn't, and it really comes alive in the sun. It is a bit sheer, leaving the nail visible, but an extra coat or a color underneath will fix that. I rather like the look though, and it's a very soft and feminine polish. This is three thin coats topped with Seche Vite. The formula was quite smooth, as with glitter, let the coats dry a bit in between so your glitters don't get smeared around.
Literary Lacquers can be found on Facebook, and in her Etsy store, where full sized polishes average $10. Be sure to check out the rest of this collection and her other polishes!


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