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As Associate Director (Curriculum and Access) in LTI at the OU, I am responsible for the development, enhancement and implementation of the portfolio's teaching curriculum. This includes leadership of the university's UK-wide Access provision (three 30 credit Level 0 interdisciplinary Access modules). I am Deputy Director on the Open Programme and support the MAODE. I lead the Access Observatory and through that, evaluation and reporting of WP initiatives internally (implementation and evaluation of the university's Widening Access and Success Strategy) and externally ( OFFA returns). I am Academic Lead for the Access Student Support Team and I represent the OU on the FACE executive.
My previous roles include: Head of Academic Practice & Learning Innovation at University of Derby; Senior Academic Development Advisor at University of Northampton; Director of Learning & Teaching at University College Falmouth, and before that Staff Tutor in Education at the Open University. I began my career teaching and managing in post-16 education (FE and sixth form).
I am an active researcher. I have supervised 13 doctorates to successful completion and I am currently supervising two doctorates in professional and academic development. I have gained funding, as Principal Investigator, for a number of research projects: Understanding the impact of outreach on access to higher education for disadvantaged adult learners (OFFA, 2016-17); "Part-time higher education in the UK" (HEA, 2014-15); "Employability and WBL in art, design and media" (ADM subject centre, 2007-08); "Web portal for progression from foundation degrees in ADM" (NALN, 2006-08); "The Coordinator role in ITE" (TDA, 2004-5); "Bilingualism and Initial Teacher Education" (TTA, 2002-04); and internal scholarship funding for projects on the assessment of reflection, the language of assessment on Access modules and progression from STEM Access modules to L1 Science. My main areas of expertise are:
I have published Developing Effective 16-19 Teaching Skills and co-edited Leading Professional Development in Education (both Routledge) and many journal articles, including those in: Widening Participation and Lifelong Learning, Journal of Further and Higher Education, International Journal of Academic Development, Innovations in Education and Teaching International, The Curriculum Journal; Journal of Education for Teaching; Teacher Development; Research Papers in Education; Open Learning; Mentoring and Tutoring. I have externally examined at the universities of Winchester, Northampton, Canterbury Christchurch, Oxford Brookes and Newport. I am currently External Adviser to the EdD at Leeds Beckett.
I was the founding editor of the open access international journal Enhancing the Learner Experience in Higher Education, am on the Advisory Board of Journal for Further and Higher Education. I am currently Managing Editor for Widening Participation and Lifelong Learning and regularly review for others. I am a Review Coordinator for the Quality Assurance Agency and am an experienced chair of internal panels.
My interests are in part-time learners in higher education, widening participation, and formative assessment. I have previously published research in mentoring, post-16 education, vocational education in schools and professional doctorates in education.
My interests span the embedding skills development in Access courses and the supervision of students on the Professional Doctorate in Education.
My HEA research report and associated book chapter have been extensively cited in House of Commons Library Briefing Paper 'Part-time undergraduate students in England' (13 June 2017).
My scholarship on the language of assessment has been widely disseminated around the OU and externally and is impacting on learning design and discourses of assessment beyond the Access Programme.
The OFFA-funded research on adult outreach I led was in partnership with Birkbeck, Bristol and Leeds universities.
The ADM subject centre-funded research on employability and ADM was in partnership with Bath Spa, UWE and Plymouth universities.
The TDA-funded research on the school coordinator role in ITE was in partnership with Oxford, Oxford Brookes and Reading universities.


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"MARLESFORD, a parish in the hundred of Loes, county Suffolk, 2 miles N.E. of Wickham-Market, its post town, 5½ miles S.W. of Saxmundham. The village, which is small and irregularly built, is situated on the river Alde, and is wholly agricultural. The Framlingham branch of the Great Eastern railway passes through the parish, and has a station in the village. There are ozier beds and sandpits. The living is a rectory* in the diocese of Norwich, value £362. The church, dedicated to St. Andrew, is a low structure, with a flint tower containing four bells. The interior of the church contains a monument to the Alston family, bearing date 1641. The parochial charities produce about £10 per annum. Marlesford Hall is the principal residence."
Description(s) from The National Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland (1868)
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As we teased previously, we are going to publish two new Spotify theme playlist in addition to our FRESH PSYCHEDELIA to which we curate the latest 100 psychedelic releases.
And without further ado, here's the first one: COSMIC CREATIVE, the mostly-instrumental, hypnotizing 10-hours-and-growing playlist that aims to help you concentrate on whatever you do. It consists of hypnotizing, instrumental-based, cosmic music with still tempos and little turmoil. Use with shuffle and 12 second crossfade to maximize the effect.
Unlike FRESH PSYCHEDELIA, this list has no beginning or end, and it will we updated on "Open until the end" basis. So far the list includes the likes of Föllakzoid, Throw Down Bones, K-X-P, Almunia, Hills, Siinai, Turzi, Cavern of Anti-Matter, Wooden Shjips, Minami Deutch, Kiki Pau, a lot of Höga Nord curiosities, plus many many more.
Here's what Mertsi says about COSMIC CREATIVE:
"I have been dropping songs to this playlist since 2015 for my own use. Some like to work or create in silence, some can ignore all the noise from their surroundings, but when I write I prefer to enter this cosmic bubble, a surrounding sphere of mesmerizing beats that helps me reach a concentrated flow.
I guess the list can serve other purposes as well, such as running or reading."
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At Blueprint with Elbow
Q asked me to nip over to Manchester to photograph Elbow in the studio as they prepare to launch their seventh album. Blueprint is the band's home in Salford and where the whole thing has come together although they did also have a couple of writing and recording sessions in Gargunnock Scotland. It was my first time at Bluepirint and also first time properly meeting the band although obviously I've shot plenty of performances. Anyhow – they were a lovely bunch and we got on with the job so they could then do the interview for the mag. Like all Elbow fans I'm looking forward to next year's tour and the album will launch in February. In the meantime you can read full coverage in the December edition of Q.


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Dupixent (dupilumab), a medication jointly marketed by Sanofi and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals for relieving a form of eczema known as atopic dermatitis (AD) in adults, recently received marketing approval in the European Union (EU).
The treatment works by inhibiting protein activity considered to cause chronic inflammation in AD cases, a Sanofi release said. Symptoms of moderate to severe AD often include body rashes accompanied by itching, dryness, cracking, redness, crusting and oozing.
Sanofi Global Research and Development President Elias Zerhouni and Regeneron President and Chief Scientific Officer George Yancopoulos both conveyed satisfaction with the product's arrival on the European market, the release said.
"Dupixent targets an underlying cause of atopic dermatitis, helps clear the skin, manage the persistent debilitating itch, and improve overall quality of life," Zerhouni said in the release. "We are now focused on quickly making this important new treatment option available to people across Europe who live with this systemic disease."
Yancopoulos agreed and said Dupixent symbolizes "the culmination of decades of … scientific research" into allergic disorders, the release said.
"People with moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis can experience unbearable symptoms. … Many often struggle to control their disease with the treatment options currently available," Christine Janus, CEO of the International Alliance of Dermatology Patient Organizations, said in the release. "We support timely access to this important new medication."


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Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)
What is a REIT?
A REIT is a company that owns, operates or finances income-producing real estate. Modeled after mutual funds, REITs provide all investors the chance to own valuable real estate, present the opportunity to access dividend-based income and total returns, and help communities grow, thrive and revitalize.
REITs allow anyone to invest in portfolios of real estate assets the same way they invest in other industries – through the purchase of individual company stock or through a mutual fund or exchange traded fund (ETF). The stockholders of a REIT earn a share of the income produced through real estate investment – without actually having to go out and buy, manage or finance property.
Most REITs operate along a straightforward and easily understandable business model: By leasing space and collecting rent on its real estate, the company generates income which is then paid out to shareholders in the form of dividends. REITs must pay out at least 90 percent of their taxable income to shareholders—and most pay out 100 percent.
REITs are real estate working for you. Through the diverse array of properties they own, finance and operate, REITs help provide the essential real estate we need to live, work and play. REITs of all types collectively own more than $3 trillion in gross assets across the U.S., with stock-exchange listed REITs owning approximately $2 trillion in assets. U.S. listed REITs have an equity market capitalization of more than $1 trillion. In addition, more than 80 million Americans invest in REIT stocks through their 401(k) and other investment funds
- Equity REITs purchase, own, and manage income-producing real estate properties. Investors in equity REITs have the potential to earn dividends through rental income from the property and capital gains from any appreciation in the property's value when it is sold.
- Mortgage REITs lend money directly to real estate owners and their operators, or acquire loans that are secured by real estate. These REITs generate revenue through the interest that they are paid on the loans.
- Hybrid REITs are a combination of equity and mortgage REITs. Their income-producing potential comes from rent and capital gains (like an equity REIT) as well as interest payments (like a mortgage REIT).
REIT Properties
- Office Buildings
- Healthcare Facilities
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- Shopping Centers
- Retail Stores
- Self Storage
- Hospitality
Risks of Non-Traded REITs
- There is no public trading market for shares of non-traded REITs and there may never be one; therefore, it may be difficult to sell your shares.
- Because non-traded REITs are typically "blind pool" offerings, stockholders will not have the opportunity to evaluate the investments that are made with the proceeds of the offerings before shares are purchased.
- If a non-traded REIT pays distributions from sources other than the REIT's cash flow from operations, it will have fewer funds available for the acquisition of properties, and the overall return to stockholders may be reduced. Typically, non-traded REITs may use an unlimited amount from any source to pay distributions.
- Distribution declarations are at the sole discretion of the REIT's board of directors and are not guaranteed.
- If a REIT is unable to raise substantial funds, it will be limited in the number and type of investments it may make, and the value of any investment will fluctuate with the performance of the specific properties the REIT acquires.
- A non-traded REIT's advisor will face conflicts of interest relating to the incentive fee structure under the REIT's advisory agreement, which could result in actions that are not necessarily in the long-term best interests of the REIT's stockholders.
- Payment of substantial fees and expenses to the REIT's advisor and its affiliates will reduce cash available for investment and distribution.
- A non-traded REIT may not be able to sell properties at a price equal to, or greater than, the price for which it purchased such properties, which may lead to a decrease in the value of its assets.
- Adverse economic conditions may negatively affect property values, returns and profitability
- Increases in interest rates could increase the amount of debt payments and adversely affect a REIT's ability to make distributions.
- Disruptions in the credit markets and real estate markets could have a material adverse effect on a REIT's results of operations, financial condition and ability to pay distributions.
- Failure to qualify as a REIT would adversely affect operations and the ability to make distributions due to additional tax liabilities.
- You may have tax liability on distributions you elect to reinvest in the REIT's common stock.
- Special considerations apply to employee benefit plans, IRAs, or other tax favored benefit accounts investing in non-traded REITs.
- Some non-traded REITs have limited prior operating history or established financing sources.
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No money down, no interest, no payment offer available to Tier 1 and Tier 2 buyers only through FreedomRoad Financial (FRF), a loan production center of Evergreen Bank Group. Offer available on purchase of new, untitled 2019 Triumph Scrambler 1200 XE, Scrambler 1200 XC and Speed Twin models; and model-year 2019 and prior Triumph Bobber, Bobber Black, Speedmaster, Street Twin, Street Scrambler, Street Cup, T120, T120 Black, T100, T100 Black, Thruxton R, Tiger 800, Tiger 1200, Tiger Explorer, Speed Triple and Street Triple models. Not all buyers will qualify and if approved may receive a higher rate, depending on credit score. Where zero dollars down is indicated, it is available for well-qualified applicants with approved credit. Some buyers will require a down payment in order to receive credit approval. No interest for 90 days from purchase date and no payments until July 1, 2020. Standard financing rate of 5.99% (APR) for 60 months for qualified Tier 1 applicants or 7.09% (APR) for 60 months available for qualified Tier 2 applicants begins on 90th day after purchase under the no money down, no interest, no payment offer. Subject to model availability and dealer participation. Subject to credit approval by FRF. Financing offer can change or terminate at any time without prior notice. Finance offer valid through authorized U.S. Triumph dealers only. This special financing option cannot be used in conjunction with any other offers.
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SF supes OK funds to defend immigrants in detention
It appears the San Francisco public defender's office will be getting some money to defend unauthorized immigrants already in detention — just not as much as it wanted.
In a compromise reached by the Board of Supervisors' Budget and Finance Committee on Thursday that brings to a close months of heated negotiations, Public Defender Jeff Adachi will be able to hire three new attorneys and one paralegal immediately.
Mayor Ed Lee will have the final say on the deal, because when a city department hires more employees than it is budgeted for it must get approval from the mayor's office. Adachi could pay for the additional staff through June, when the fiscal year ends, using a $238,000 surplus in his budget. Keeping them on would cost around $1 million a year.
Adachi originally sought funding for 10 immigration attorneys, five paralegals and two legal clerks. The deal agreed to Thursday is far below that goal, but still a significant step given that San Francisco's public defender's office would become only the third in the country to represent immigrants in deportation proceedings, behind New York City and Alameda County.
Deirdre Hussey, Lee's spokeswoman, declined to say whether he would support the four new positions. Hussey previously said Lee would be comfortable with Adachi hiring two additional attorneys.
"The mayor is aware of the discussions that took place at Budget and Finance today," she said. "We all agree that additional legal defense for our immigrant communities will be provided, and the public defender's office is working within this year's budget and without supplemental for additional staffing."
That Lee has final word on the deal frustrated Supervisor Norman Yee, a committee member who helped craft the compromise deal. "I feel really slighted as a legislator," he said after the hearing. "It's not his call to influence our decision."
The dispute over hiring staff in Adachi's office to defend immigrants has been brewing since November, when then-Supervisor David Campos introduced legislation to give Adachi's office $2.6 million to represent detained immigrants.
Those who want to see the public defender take a role in representing detained immigrants, including 91 Bay Area community groups that signed a letter in support to the Board of Supervisors, say Lee and the supervisors should put money behind their promises to protect San Francisco's unauthorized-immigrant community.
Lee has countered that he has put money behind his promises.
After President Trump's election, Lee allocated about $4.5 million over 18 months to nonprofit groups to defend the roughly 35,000 immigrants in San Francisco courts who are in deportation proceedings but are not detained. That was on top of the $3.8 million that immigration groups already receive annually.
Nonprofit legal groups, however, argued that in addition he should fund the public defender to represent already detained immigrants.
"An agency like the (public defender), that has already led the way in a similar fashion for criminal defendants, has the historical and institutional advantage to be able to successfully roll out such a plan," said the letter by the 91 community groups.
There are roughly 1,500 detained, immigrants in deportation proceedings in San Francisco immigration court who don't have attorneys. The mayor's office estimates that approximately 15 percent of the detained immigrants are from San Francisco; the rest are from counties extending to the Central Valley who are sent to the immigration court in San Francisco.
Representatives from the public defender's office said Thursday that they would prioritize representing immigrants who live and work in San Francisco.
"I don't know that we are going to be able to staff courtrooms five days a week ... but we will get a unit going with what we have been given," said Matt Gonzalez, chief attorney in the public defender's office.
Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer, who spearheaded the legislation to let the public defender hire immigration attorneys, offered tepid praise for the deal.
"I am disheartened that we did not have the needed support to fully fund this immigration legal defense unit in the public defender's office," Fewer said in a statement after the hearing. "The final hiring recommendation from the Budget and Finance Committee, for these four positions, is a strong start."
Emily Green is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Twtter: @emilytgreen


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This post is part of the teaching series Truth Un-Mixed. If you are new to this series I encourage you to start from the beginning and read all the way through as the teachings build one upon the other. To Find all the posts in the series click here for the Table of Contents. May you be blessed by His Truth alone!
If you look around at different faiths within our country and abroad most have very clear distinctions that go along with them. It is getting increasingly easy to identify what faith people have because of their distinctives that identify them, whether that be what they wear on their body, how and when they pray, or laws that they subscribe to.
Have you ever wondered why it can be hard to identify Christians here in America? What exactly sets Christians apart, after all isn't that what are Father called us to, to be set apart from the world? Who are we as Christians? Once we have been born again, what exactly are we born in to? And if we are indeed a new creation in Christ, why do so many of us look like everyone else around us? Further more, why do we look so much like we did before we were born into the family of God? These are important questions to ask because who and who's we are affects how we see and interpret everything around us. And if we are mixed up about our identity, our walk of faith will also be mixed, and as a result we will be weak and unable to stand when things begin to shake under our feet.
An orphan has a lens through which it sees the world. Because they are an orphan that lens is one of neglect, need, and self-protection. These concepts order and define their world and affect how they respond to anything and everything in it. The same goes for us. We are all orphans before we become children of God. But after He adopts us He gives us a new lens through which to view the world. How that lens changes our view can result in a world of difference, let me explain.
I always saw my adoption and new birth in Christ as a personal event. It was grounded in my home life, my needs, my parents, and my christian experiences up to that point. I had a very western view of salvation, adoption, bible reading, and walking with the Lord. This is to be expected because I am a product of my surroundings. However, as you wade through scripture you will notice something. Almost every person whom God calls to himself, whom He adopts, He tells to leave where they currently are to go somewhere else. Abraham must set out towards an unknown land, Moses must go back to Egypt and then out into the wilderness to lead God's people, Ruth leaves her land and her people to go with her mother-in-law Naomi, Esther leaves her home and moves into the Palace as one of the Kings wives, the disciples had to put down their nets and follow Him. They all had to leave, but why?
When He adopts us as His own children He needs to give us a new perspective so we can see as He sees. He has to change our lens from an orphan to a son, from self-indulgent to others focused, from led by flesh to functioning in spirit. When we say yes to becoming a child of God we also say yes to following Him. And in following Him, we enter into His story He doesn't enter into ours.
So, if we enter into His story don't you think we should know what that story is? Don't you think it would be important to find out what exactly we are saying yes to? I submit to you that there are thousands of people who have said yes to God, but then refused to leave their own stories behind. They have not left and cleft if you will. Because to know Him is not to demand that He become the God that we want Him to be, but instead to submit ourselves to the God that He already is. This begs the question, who is He and what family were we adopted into when we said "yes" to Him?
Just like anyone else who traces their identity lets begin with our family tree. We know who our Father is, but do we know the rest of the family? And even more so do we know our Father as revealed to us through Jesus? Meaning, do we really know Jesus how He was or do we know Him how we imagine Him to be? To answer these questions let's start at the root of our family tree and go up from there. We will start in Romans 11:1 and read through verse 27. This is long but this is the history of our faith in Christ so it is worth the read.
I say then, God has not rejected His people (Israel), has He? May it never be! For I too am an Israelite, a descendant of Abraham, of the tribe of Benjamin. God has not rejected His people whom He foreknew. Or do you not know what the Scripture says in the passage about Elijah, how he pleads with God against Israel? "Lord, they have killed Your prophets, they have torn down Your altars, and I alone am left, and they are seeking my life." But what is the divine response to him? "I have kept for Myself seven thousand men who have not bowed the knee to Baal." In the same way then, there has also come to be at the present time a remnant according to God's gracious choice. But if it is by grace, it is no longer on the basis of works, otherwise grace is no longer grace.
What then? What Israel is seeking, it has not obtained, but those who were chosen obtained it, and the rest were hardened; just as it is written,
"God gave them a spirit of stupor,
Eyes to see not and ears to hear not,
Down to this very day."
And David says,
"Let their table become a snare and a trap,
And a stumbling block and a retribution to them.
"Let their eyes be darkened to see not,
And bend their backs forever."
I say then, they did not stumble so as to fall, did they? May it never be! But by their transgression salvation has come to the Gentiles, to make them jealous. Now if their transgression is riches for the world and their failure is riches for the Gentiles, how much more will their fulfillment be! But I am speaking to you who are Gentiles. Inasmuch then as I am an apostle of Gentiles, I magnify my ministry, if somehow I might move to jealousy my ]fellow countrymen and save some of them. For if their rejection is the reconciliation of the world, what will their acceptance be but life from the dead? If the first piece of dough is holy, the lump is also; and if the root is holy, the branches are too.
But if some of the branches were broken off, and you, being a wild olive, were grafted in among them and became partaker with them of the rich root of the olive tree, do not be arrogant toward the branches; but if you are arrogant, remember that it is not you who supports the root, but the root supports you. You will say then, "Branches were broken off so that I might be grafted in." Quite right, they were broken off for their unbelief, but you stand by your faith. Do not be conceited, but fear; for if God did not spare the natural branches, He will not spare you, either. Behold then the kindness and severity of God; to those who fell, severity, but to you, God's kindness, if you continue in His kindness; otherwise you also will be cut off. And they also, if they do not continue in their unbelief, will be grafted in, for God is able to graft them in again. For if you were cut off from what is by nature a wild olive tree, and were grafted contrary to nature into a cultivated olive tree, how much more will these who are the natural branches be grafted into their own olive tree?
For I do not want you, brethren, to be uninformed of this mystery—so that you will not be wise in your own estimation—that a partial hardening has happened to Israel until the fullness of the Gentiles has come in; and so all Israel will be saved; just as it is written,
"The Deliverer will come from Zion,
He will remove ungodliness from Jacob."
"This is My covenant with them,
When I take away their sins."
In verses 16 – 17 we find that we (non Jews or Gentiles) become partakers with the Jews of the rich olive root. That rich root is Jesus. He is the basis, the stability, the life source of our family tree. But according to Paul, this tree is not just any tree it is an olive tree. And scripture tells us that the olive tree itself is Israel, His chosen people.
I will be like the dew to Israel; he will blossom like a lily. Like a cedar of Lebanon he will send down his roots; his young shoots will grow. His splendor will be like an olive tree, his fragrance like a cedar of Lebanon. Hosea 14:5-6
The Lord called you a thriving olive tree with fruit beautiful in form. But with the roar of a mighty storm he will set it on fire, and its branches will be broken. The Lord Almighty, who planted you, has decreed disaster for you, because the people of both Israel and Judah have done evil and aroused my anger by burning incense to Baal. Jeremiah 11:16
So now that we understand our root is Jesus and that the body of our family tree is Israel, now lets examine the branches. We find that some of the original branches of our family tree (being unbelieving Israel) were pruned off the tree due to their unbelief. And that some wild olive branches (Gentiles not originally from the tree) were grafted into the tree along with many of the original branches that were also grafted back in. So we, the gentiles, are wild olives and Israel is the natural or cultivated olives. We are both olives, different in form and function prior to Jesus. But after the acceptance of Jesus we become part of the same tree functioning together living and moving as one tree.
Because Israel is the tree itself the life that flows from the root of Jesus is passed through her, her land, her people, and her heritage to us. If you have looked closely at any tree you know that it's outside bark is dead and only serves the purpose of protection. But if you scrape the dead bark away you will find a very small bright green layer hidden right underneath it. This is called the cambium layer. This is the living part of the tree that acts as the super highway passing water and nutrients that the root gathers from deep under ground out into all the branches, leaves, and fruit.
This is why God has designated Israel as the olive tree. Because it is through her that the heritage of our faith, the richness of the word, and the covenant of His people is disseminated to the rest of the body of Christ. This is why salvation has always been first to the Jew and then to the Gentile. Because The Jews were charged with the responsibility of being the tree that transfers life-giving nutrients to the rest of us. You see we are undoubtedly connected and supported through her. We can't seek to establish a gospel message that does not include Israel because she is the very super highway upon which the richness of the gospel flows out into all the body.
Once we are born again our lens must change and consequently our identity changes as well. We have to leave behind our western mindset, fleshly ways, and the traditions of men to be willing to see the gospel through the lens of how it was intended to go forth. And to identify ourselves with our family of faith, being children of the most high King, more so than we do our country or people of origin. We must be willing to view His words from a Hebraic perspective because that is how He delivered it. We can't take His story and manipulate it to fit into our paradigm, that is mixing. Instead, we must be willing to put our nets down so to speak, to leave life as we know it behind as Abraham did, and venture into the uncharted territory of the Gospel of our Jewish Messiah Yeshua (Jesus). It is rich with life, teaming with historic power, and He is still asking each of us the same question He asked Peter on the shores of Galilee, "will you put down your nets and follow me?


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April 19, 1775. The Boston Massacre (where an escaped slave, Crispus Attucks, was shot and killed) and the Boston Tea Party both had already taken place. British troops were marching from Boston to Concord, Mass in order to seize hidden stores of militia supplies. Once the colonists found out about the column of British regulars headed to Concord the alarm was sounded. Bells from town to town rang out, warning guns were fired, bonfires were lit and war drums were beat. Due to previous conflicts with Indians the colonists had a very effective early warning system developed. Militia from all over Massachusetts mustered and started on their marches to Concord. Early on the morning of April 19, 1775 as the British regulars came into the town of Lexington they were met by Lexington militia men. Although commanders on both sides ordered their troops not to fire, most likely a drunk in the tavern fired the first shot, and then all Hell broke loose. The colonists vastly outnumbered were routed and the British started on to Concord. In Concord there was resistance and a small skirmish took place at the North Bridge. By now additional militia continued to arrive and the Redcoats beat a hasty retreat back to Boston. During the entire 15 mile retreat back to Boston the Redcoats were picked apart by the colonists' militia. By the next morning militia from all over New England had arrived and now numbering 15,000+ laid siege to the city of Boston.
The Revolutionary War had begun.
Because I live in the cradle of liberty I like to celebrate the birth of our republic and the fallen. Besides, I like the sound of fife and drum and the smell of gunpowder in the morning. In 1775 the Lincoln Militia was the first to arrive in Concord and faced down the best trained and best supplied army at that time, the British war machine.
The day started at 06:30 at an old cemetery in Lincoln. If you notice you can see militia men standing in front of gravestones. It was a nice foggy morning.
As a name was called the former farmer and present soldier moved away from his grave and joined his comrades in formation. Fife and drum played on. It brought tears to my eyes. This was the 42nd year marching for the gentleman in the foreground with the reddish coat (and carrying his musket in an unsafe manner).
The captain called the troops to order and we began our march onto Concord. Many towns around here have contingents of Minutemen that do different events throughout the year.
So on April 19, 1775 as the alarm was spread Minutemen from throughout New England started their march towards Concord. You can pretty much march with any group. This year we marched with the Lincoln contingent. Some groups start their march at 03:30 in order to arrive in Concord on time.
The roster was read and thanks were given.
And off for our six mile walk to Concord for the big parade. Along the way fife and drum were played and musket was fired. It is really quite moving to be walking the same roads that the Minutemen did so long ago, with folks wearing the period correct clothes, playing fife and drum and shooting musket.
It helps to remind me of the sacrifice that sometimes need be made in order to keep a peoples free from tyranny and oppression. And give thanks to those who helped to secure ours so long ago. They died so that our children may be free.
Flags were laid upon memorials and graves. This is where one group of Lincoln Minutemen met another group. People came out of their houses to watch us march on the same road that our forefathers marched on 234 years ago.
And another musket salute for the fallen.
More fife and musket in the dawn.
Here was a fun and celebratory family that really gets into the spirit of the holiday with their own cannon fire. BABOOM!!
It may be tough to see, but this joyous family had four different cannon set up from itty bitty to pretty big. Boom echoed throughout the neighborhood. A couple little fires started in the woods so the garden hose was dispatched.
Crossing a swamp on the way to Concord.
Arriving in Concord about two hours later.
A salute from the cavalry who fell in behind us. Great old fashioned parade with corkguns, American flags and cotton candy for the kids. There is no place I would rather be on Patriots' Day then commemorating the dead and their deeds on the same lands where their feet tread.
So please honor these Minutemen. These brave souls who left hearth and home to venture into the unknown and whose fortitude pointed the colonies down the road to self rule. Just think when those church bells rang out on that April evening and the Minutemen came running from their homes they had no idea what to expect. They probably worried that their farms may be burned to the ground by the British. Although none expected a shooting war, they never knew when they may see their wife or children again….if ever. And their families left at home did nor know when their husbands, fathers and brothers would return home….if ever. And some never did.


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Volunteers in Madara and Shumen
In the beginning of October I went with Elina, Ibrahim, an ex volunteer in Association FOR YOU, Lili, his mentor and Mael, a french EVS volunteer in Varna to Shumen and to see the Madara Rider.
EVS volunteers visiting historical sites
The journey is not so long (around 2 hours by car) so we had the possibility to come back the same day. The first stop was the Madara Rider. Elina explained us the story of this monument. The Madara Rider is the figure of a knight riding a horse and fighting a lion. In the composition there are also the figures of one eagle and one dog behind the rider. There are also some inscriptions in the rock in medieval Greek language. The monument is dated around 710 AD and is on the Unesco World Heritage List. As an EVS volunteer is very interesting to travel around the country and to had the possibility to know more about Bulgarian culture and history. The place is also nice for a walk as there are interesting natural paths and rich vegetation.
After the Madara Rider we travelled to Shumen to see the biggest mosque in Bulgaria. There is a great muslim community in the city. The mosque was being repaired but still we could see it from the inside.
Volunteering and travelling
Before coming back to Varna, we also visited the big communist monument built in the city during the 80's. It's called the Monument to 1300 years of Bulgaria and it is the only monument in the world that depicts the history of a whole country from its creation to recent times. To reach the monument we had to climb more than 1000 stairs. But as EVS volunteers we are in pretty good shape. We were impressed by the dimensions and the cubist style of the figures portrayed there.
Cristina, EVS in Bulgaria


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Rule 1: Paraphrase
express the meaning of (the writer or speaker or something written or spoken) using different words, especially to achieve greater clarity.
- Ways to express your opinions:
- To my way of thinking.
- As far as I'm concerned.
- In my perspective
For example:
Do you think good decision-making can be taught?
==> Is it possible to learn how to make a right decision?
Rule 2: Sentence Structure:
Rule 3: Comparative Structure
Rule 4: Ideas
Read widely. Good writers are good readers. Not only can you keep abreast of trends in your writing specialty and see examples of other writers' styles, but you can also find story ideas from what you read, whether in newspapers, magazines, books, or online.
Do research. If you think you are interested in writing about a subject, learn more about it. You might just learn an interesting detail that will form the kernel of your entire creative writing piece.[6]
- Look through dictionaries, encyclopedias, and even thesauruses. You may come across a word, idea, or event that will spark your imagination.[7]
Rule 5: Vocabulary
Rule 6: Pronunciation
Rule 7: Learn with emotion
If there is one "key" to success in anything, including learning English, it is emotion! Not methods. Not teachers. Not books. Emotion.
With powerful positive emotion, you can succeed at anything.
Simply put- if you are bored, tired, or sad you will not learn English well. This is how our brains work. Brains don't learn quickly when your emotions are mostly negative. Even if you use the very best learning methods and materials- you will get poor results if your emotions are weak or negative.
Tony Robbins, the famous peak performance coach, states that emotional mastery is the single biggest key to success, and I agree. My best students– the ones who learn the fastest and get the best results– are always energetic, enthusiastic, and positive.
When they are learning English, they are smiling. They are laughing. They are focused and they have energy.
If you want to improve quickly like them, you should imitate them.
How? Put yourself into a strong positive emotional state every time before studying English.
First, sit quietly, close your eyes, and remember happy positive memories from your life. Feel the way you felt at that time. Remember times you succeeded. Remember times you were excited. Remember times you felt love.
Next, move your body. Stand up. Jump around. Smile. Lift your arms into the air. Get your blood moving!
Finally, put on some happy, energetic music. Choose a favorite song that makes you feel happy and alive. Dance and move with the song. Consciously smile a huge smile!
Now you are ready to study English! Always do this before studying, so that you are always in a happy emotional state when you are learning English.
Do this and you will learn much faster. Your brain will remember much more. You will get much better results.
Rule 8: Fillers
When we speak continuously, we use gap fillers. These words or short phrases are said when we search for words. Here are some examples:
- you know
- it's like
- that thing
- ok
- right
- actually
- basically
- so
- well
- I mean
Sometimes people make ›sounds‹ to keep a conversation going on. Try to avoid these ›sounds‹ as they are a sign of weakness.
- ahh
- er
- um
Rule 9: Linking words


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Credit Cards
We Give You A Lot of Credit
A credit card is basically a loan from your financial institution. You are assigned a pre-determined credit limit, and you can pay back whatever you charge either in full or monthly installments. If you don't pay back the entire amount owed each month, you'll owe interest on the outstanding amount.
Credit cards offer you the convenience of being able to buy what you need now and the security of not having to carry cash. You also receive fraud protection, and in some cases rewards for making purchases.
Visit any Highpoint Community Bank representative for more information or to apply for a Highpoint Community Bank Visa Credit Card.


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Here at UTC South Durham our engineering hall is the heart of our building. We have teaching staff and industry professionals leading lessons for our KS4 teaching programme.
Engineering Design is a process used to develop and enhance new products and systems as a response to market opportunities and need. This qualification allows a real opportunity for students to develop a design specification and to build the skills involved in developing and creating a prototype of an engineered product. Students will be encouraged to consult with real industry and individual clients, to use practical equipment, computer aided design (CAD) and modelling skills to evaluate and make prototype products across four modules with including specific disciplines.
There is more information about the course here.


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Considerations for Employing Residential Electrician
It is important to contact an electrician who will repair the damage electrical appliances that you have. Repairing the electrical appliance requires the use of a special skill and knowledge, and the electrician has the required knowledge, unlike you who don't. The residential electrician will deal with the repair of the damaged appliance at home like the air conditioning systems, the refrigerators and many more. It is important to be wise in the selection of the residential electrician from the many that you find in the industry, as nor all of them are fit for the job. When you want to find a good residential electrician, you will then consider following these guidelines.
The first thing you need to have in mind is the experience that the electrician poses. The residential electrician of choice should be experienced in the field for repairing the electrical appliance. In as much as an electrician has the knowledge, the practical part plays a significant role. As they get to handle more electrical appliance, they increase their efficiency. You will, therefore, search on the website of the v that you want to hire and confirm their education and career qualifications. When you want to hire a good residential electrician, you will have to hire those that are highly trained to ensure that you get the best serves.
You can as well consider the past record of the residential electrician. You will determine how efficient a residential electrician is by looking at some of the jobs they have done before. When you want to confirm the reputation of the residential electrician, you can ask them for their references. These are the people that have been serviced by the residential electrician. You should collect many of them to ensure that you get all the details you want to know about the electrician. You will then find a good residential electrician for hire when they are reviewed well by the references.
Lastly, you can consider the cost for employing the residential electrician. The repair of the electrical appliance is a critical issue and you will have to do some research to ensure that you have a rough idea of what it entails, one of them being the cost. You will be doing this to have an approximate figure when you approach the residential electrician. There have been cases in which some residential electrician exploit their customers since they know nothing about the service they want to receive, but this won't happen when you conduct the research. Your budget should contain all the expenses that you will incur in the hire if your residential electrician of choice.
Study: My Understanding of Electricians


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Tasks and Objectives
The European Association for Panels and Profiles was established in 2003.
The Association has the purpose of supporting the growth of the business by:
1. Representing manufacturers of metal profiled sheets, sandwich panels and ancillary products on the European level in all political, regulatory, technical committees or any other initiatives which are relevant for realizing a harmonized and free market in Europe.
2. Promoting the quality of elements made of metal plates like profiled sheets and sandwich panels and labelling products whose quality has been established in accordance with quality and inspection regulations for elements made of metal plate with the quality label EPAQ (which stands for "European Panels and Profiles Assured Quality").
For the purpose of quality assurance, the association has the tasks of:
• Producing a quality label regulation in addition to implementing regulations, monitoring that quality label users observe the quality label regulation, obligating quality label users to only label those products with the quality label whose quality has been established;
• Establishing a voluntary third party control for the owners of an label EPAQ;
• Coordinating the work of third parties who are testing and auditing on the basis of EPAQ Quality Regulations and Testing Rules, based upon harmonized European standards;
• Improvement of testing methods to guarantee the quality of products.
The association has the goal of pushing an open European market and fighting against trade barriers.
Additional tasks:
• Acting against misleading information on the market towards the customers, by any party, eventually even panel and profile manufacturers;
• Information of the customers about quality aspects;
• Cooperation with other European Associations;
• Cooperation with other institutes with excellent knowledge on sandwich technology like iS-Mainz.
The association does not maintain an economic business enterprise.


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Try baking these strawberry cupcakes for Macmillan cancer coffee morning
The World's Biggest Coffee Morning which takes place this Friday is Macmillan's biggest fundraising event for people facing cancer
Strawberry cupcakes
(Serves 12)
For the cupcakes:
- 225g strawberries, halved
- 200g unsalted butter, softened
- 200g caster sugar
- 3 large eggs, beaten
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 200g self-raising flour
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 0.25 tsp salt
For the frosting:
- 125g unsalted butter, softened
- 200g icing sugar
- 40ml coconut cream
- 0.5 tsp vanilla extract
To decorate:
- 6 strawberries, halved
METHOD: Heat the oven to 180C/160C fan/Gas 4.
Line 2 x 6-hole muffin trays with paper cases.
Using the back of a fork, break up the strawberries to a rough consistency, leaving some small chunks intact.
Beat the butter and sugar, using an electric mixer, until very light and creamy.
Scrape down the side of the bowl, then add the beaten eggs, a third at a time, and mix until fully incorporated.
Add the vanilla extract and combine.
In a separate bowl, mix the flour, baking powder and salt.
Fold this into the wet ingredients, a third at a time, then gently fold in the strawberries.
Divide the mixture evenly among the muffin cases, and bake for 25-30 minutes, or until golden brown and a skewer inserted into the centre comes out clean.
Remove from the oven and cool in the trays for 10 minutes, before transferring to a wire rack to cool completely.
Meanwhile, prepare the frosting. In a large bowl, beat the butter until smooth.
Add half the icing sugar, and beat until smooth and creamy.
Repeat with the remaining icing sugar, then add the coconut cream and vanilla extract.
Beat well until light and fluffy.
To ice the cooled cupcakes, apply the frosting using a piping bag and nozzle, or with a palette knife or spoon.
Top each cupcake with half a strawberry to finish them off, then enjoy.
- This recipe is from M&S, the official partner of Macmillan Cancer Support's World's Biggest Coffee Morning, which takes place on Friday, September 29. For more information or to sign up to host your own coffee morning, head to coffee.macmillan.org.uk.


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Tofflers is the place for great local beers, good food, family dining, relaxing afternoons and rocking evenings.
Join us for League Trivia of Madison! Play for Prizes and Bragging Rites!
BONUS! You contribute to a New Glarus Music Scholarship just by showing up!
All our deep fryers use only 100% trans fat free vegetable oil. There is a $0.50 charge for additional sauces.
3 Angus mini burgers topped with cheddar cheese, pickle and onion.
Deep fried and coated with your choice of sauce: Spicy Buffalo, Mild BBQ, Garlic Parmesan, Cajun Dry Rub, Drunk Jerk or Creamy Horseradish. Served with celery and Ranch or Bleu Cheese dressing.
Flour tortillas loaded withyour choice of seasoned chicken or pulled pork, pepper jack cheese and homemade pico de gallo. Served with sour cream.
Add guacamole - $2.50
Crispy fries tossed in our garlic parmesan butter.
Cajun cornmeal breaded catfish fingers and served with remoulade sauce.
Hand breaded chicken strips served plain or coated with your choice of sauce: Spicy Buffalo, Mild BBQ, Garlic Parmesan, Drunk Jerk or Creamy Horseradish. Served with Ranch or Bleu Cheese dressing.
Homemade crispy tortilla chips topped with our Wisconsin cheese blend, pico de gallo, jalapenos and sour cream and your choice of seasoned chicken or pulled pork.
Add guacamole for $2.50
Served with ranch dressing or remoulade sauce.
Locally made brick cheese curds fried golden brown. Served with ranch or remoulade sauce.
A half pound of crispy breaded fried pickle chips. Served with ranch or remoulade sauce.
3 hand crafted pretzel sticks served with brown mustard, honey mustard and cheese sauce.
Homemade tortilla chips served with homemade Pico de Gallo
Crispy French Fries topped with cheddar, our house made chili and sour cream.
*50¢ charge for each Carry Out item
*Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, or eggs may increase your risk of food borne illness.


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Degrees and Certifications:
Bethaney James
2nd Grade Teacher
Hello, My name is Bethaney James!
I am a 2nd-grade teacher at Myrtle Beach Primary. It is an honor to be a part of such an amazing family. I'm originally from Columbia, SC. I have been living in Myrtle Beach since 2008. I received my Bachelors of Arts in Early Childhood Education from Coastal Carolina University in 2013. In my free time, I enjoy walking on the beach, bowling, spending time with friends and family, my two dogs (Reese Bella), and my wonderful son. Go Seahawks!


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Paras Shah
Paras has over eighteen years' experience in business and technology consulting. He has offered consulting and advisory services to a wide ranging commercial, public sector, educational and not-for-profit organisations to solve business and technology problems in areas such as Business and IT strategic planning, Risk management, Governance, IT capability maturity assessment, Management systems, Information security, Privacy, Business continuity, and Process improvements.
He started his career as a Chartered Accountant and ventured into the field of Information Technology as an Auditor in 2001. He leveraged his understanding of finance and cost accounting principles across large IT implementation and outsourcing projects.
Paras is a Certified Trainer and Certification Assessor for Management Systems Certifications including ISO27001 (Information Security), ISO9001 (Quality), ISO20000 (IT Service Management), and ISO22301 (Business Continuity). He's also accredited trainer for COBIT5 (Foundation, Assessor and Implementation) and Organisation Change Management (Foundation and Practitioner) trainings. He has trained over 400 professionals for IT Certification across Australia, Asia South, Middle East and India.
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We are called to rejoice and exult the Lord. Regardless of circumstances, feelings or emotions,we are called by God to rejoice and exult. Obedience is about doing what you know to do, not what you feel like doing. God is pleased with our obedience and our relationship grows every stronger regardless of emotions, but as a result of an active relationship.
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Between Sept. 15 and Oct. 15, Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates and highlights all the ways the Hispanic community strengthens American communities. To help honor this important time, we're highlighting the growing Hispanic supermarket format and the many things they bring to the food retail industry.
Many Hispanic supermarkets are succeeding where many traditional retailers have struggled with loyal Hispanic food consumers, new cultural taste experiences, and Hispanic food culture's aura of authenticity that appeals to shoppers. In fact, annual sales of Hispanic food and beverages reached $17.5 billion in 2015 and are expected to increase to $21 billion by 2021, according to Research and Markets.
The National Council of La Raza found that Hispanic shoppers spend more of their income on food than other groups. According to a 2014 study by Nielsen, that translates into $175 more on fresh foods per year at traditional supermarkets than the national average.
When it comes to products in their basket, Hispanic shoppers tend to purchase fresh, minimally processed products whenever they can to incorporate as ingredients in their meals. The perimeter departments, including meat, produce, deli, bakery, and seafood, are particularly important to Hispanic consumers. Many Hispanic shoppers consider fresh foods to be an indicator of quality and health, and they also tend to prefer cooking from scratch and adding personal touches.
This trend mirrors the importance of fresh foods to shoppers' overall experience, as outlined in "The Independent Consumer," a consumer survey that was conducted online last November by Nielsen on behalf of NGA. When asked about perceptions of their primary store, 77 percent of respondents said it features fresh foods, with 72 percent highlighting that it sells high quality fruits and vegetables. The top reasons for this consumer trend included health reasons (79 percent), value (35 percent), and convenience (28 percent).
Similar to the overall trend, Hispanic shoppers are drawn to the produce department as a fresh and healthy draw. The most typical ingredients from the produce section include beans, guava, and cactus leaves. Even in the meat department, Hispanic consumers focus on fresh. For instance, chick franks index high, likely due to the perceived healthy halo surrounding the chicken while cheese franks, processed cheese in processed meat, index low.
With such a boom in business, many in the supermarket industry are expecting Hispanic grocers to experience explosive growth in the coming years. By some accounts, Hispanic supermarkets are set to become the next major industry format, rising alongside hard discounters and natural and organic grocers. Regardless, supermarket operators should take note of their success differentiating themselves from national chains and ability to reach Hispanic and non-Hispanic shoppers alike.
To learn more about the generations of Hispanic communities that have positively influenced and enriched our nation, visit www.hispanicheritagemonth.gov. To learn more about the attitudes of those who shop at independent and national supermarkets, click HERE.
See also: Hispanic Heritage Month Profile: Carlos Castro of Todos Supermarket


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Britney Spears is back to its pre-children and Cheetos self. Britney Spears has been working hard for her upcoming tour but is having a hard time dealing with the welfare case that her ex-husband Kevin Federline is dating.
Apparently, Britney Spears thought the two might reconcile after going to a couple of counseling sessions, but the only reason Kevin Federline agreed was so that the two could be more civil when it came to the children.
Britney Spears is looking hot so hopefully she'll move on and may even meet a nice fella... or two.
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Dr. Frances Jamieson
Medical Microbiologist
Public Health Ontario Laboratory
"It is important for me to be part of PHO because it's an organization that offers an environment that is rich in opportunity for collaboration, innovation and creativity."
Areas of Expertise
- tuberculosis
- non-tuberculous mycobacteria
- molecular epidemiology and public health application of next generation sequencing
- Bordetella pertussis
- Neisseria meningitidis
- Haemophilus influenzae
Associate Professor, Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology, University of Toronto
Assistant Scientific Staff, Department of Microbiology, Mount Sinai Hospital
Graduate Faculty, Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto
Academic Degrees and Accreditations
- Doctor of Medicine, University of Toronto
- Fellow, The Royal College of Physicians of Canada, Division of Medicine, Medical Microbiology
- General License, College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario
- Licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada (LMCC), Medical Council of Canada
- License, National Board of Medical Examiners, United States
PHO Research Interests
- Mycobacterium tuberculosis: Laboratory diagnosis, molecular epidemiology and whole genome analysis, identification of virulence determinants and molecular basis for drug resistance, and tools for public health.
- Nontuberculous Mycobacteria (NTM): Laboratory diagnosis and detection of NTM, epidemiology of NTM in Ontario and identification of new species of NTM, molecular epidemiology, whole genome analysis, identification of virulence determinants and molecular basis for drug resistance, and tools for public health.
- Bordetella pertussis: Molecular epidemiology (including use of whole genome analysis) to identify changes/evolution in circulating strains in Ontario, including virulence factors
- N. meningitidis: Epidemiology, antibiotic susceptibilities, molecular typing, determination of new methods for serogrouping and phylogeny (whole genome sequencing)
- Examining the contribution of public health laboratories in the development and implementation of public health policies
- Advancing the public health laboratories ability to provide diagnostic services and applied research to develop better and more efficient assays, and new techniques that will help in case and outbreak management.
- Evaluation of new laboratory developed or commercial assays for the direct detection of tuberculosis and drug resistance (in particular, isoniazid and rifampin) from specimens for implementation and improvement of current molecular testing algorithm.
PHO Research Activities
- Investigate the use of whole-genome sequencing (WGS) for molecular typing of tuberculosis isolates and identification of potential TB transmission. Currently, standard PCR-based TB genotyping information is provided province-wide in a usable and user-friendly format to public health TB control using a web-based, Geographic Information System (GIS), known as Ontario Universal Typing – Tuberculosis (OUT-TB). The OUT_TB Web platform will then be reviewed to identify the optimal means of providing WGS information to assist in TB case investigation and management
- Whole genome sequence analysis of M. tuberculosis isolates (Manila lineage) to identify markers for improved genotyping analysis for case and cluster investigations.
- Application of whole genome sequencing to uncover transmission dynamics and quantify transmission of smear negative TB disease in a high-risk community (Nunavut).
- Investigating the development and evaluation of improved diagnostic assays for the detection of drug resistance in tuberculosis, and the utilization of whole genome sequencing for the detection of drug resistance.
- Investigating the epidemiology of non-tuberculosis mycobacteria in Ontario using comparative genomics and other tools, on local clinical and environmental strains, and the geospatial environmental relationship with NTM and drinking water sources and attribution risk.
- Analysing health databases from BC, Ontario and Quebec, the three largest migrant-receiving provinces to develop evidence to help guide TB screening and preventative therapy in the foreign-born population in Canada. This research will develop a TB risk calculator for an individual's risk of active TB, and will determine the impact of screening in different populations including understanding the most cost-effective screening approaches.
- Investigating the prevalence of pertactin-deficient Bordetella pertussis isolates in Ontario. Pertactin is a component of the current pertussis vaccine, and this research will be contribute to the investigation of the potential impact of pertactin-deficient strains in vaccine effectiveness.
Selected Publications
- Guthrie JL, Alexander DC, Marchand-Austin A, Lam K, Whelan M, Lee B, Furness C, Rea E, Stuart R, Lechner J, Varia M, McLean J, Jamieson FB. Technology and tuberculosis control: the OUT-TB Web experience. J Am Med Inform Assoc. 2017;24(e1):e136-42.
- Marchand-Austin A, Tsang RSW, Guthrie JL, Ma JH, Lim GH, Crowcroft NS, Deeks SL, Farrell DJ, Jamieson FB. Short-read whole genome sequencing for laboratory-based surveillance of Bordetella pertussis. J Clin Microbiol. 2017;55(5):1446-53.
- Jamieson F, Warshauer DM, Bernardo J, Desmond E, Gaynor A, Jost K,et al; APHL Tuberculosis Subcommittee. Issues in Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex (MTBC) drug susceptibility testing: pyrazinamide (PZA). Silver Spring, MD: Association of Public Health Laboratories; 2016.
- Mehaffy C, Guthrie JL, Alexander DC, Stuart R, Rea E, Jamieson FB. Marked microevolution of a unique Mycobacterium tuberculosis strain in 17 years of ongoing transmission in a high risk population. PLoS One. 2014;9(11):e112928.
- Jamieson FB, Teatero S, Guthrie JL, Neemuchwala A, Fittipaldi N, Mehaffy C. Whole-genome sequencing of the Mycobacterium tuberculosis Manila sublineage results in less clustering and better resolution than mycobacterial interspersed repetitive-unit-variable-number tandem-repeat (MIRU-VNTR) typing and spoligotyping. J Clin Microbiol. 2014;52(10):3795-8. Erratum in: J Clin Microbiol. 2015;53(2):754.
View more publications by Dr. Frances Jamieson on PubMed.gov
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An Ode To Suzanne Collins
I just finished reading The Hunger Games at the request and graciousness of a coworker of mine.
We were talking about books we've read, both of us avid readers, and I mentioned that I was kind of in a rut. I had just finished the Millennium Trilogy (which, by the way, I didn't understand why it was called that until the end of the last book…I can be pretty slow for a fairly smart girl…) and I hadn't yet decided what to delve into next. I read "Inferno" by Eileen Myles based on a review on AfterEllen.com. It was okay – interesting stories, for the most part. However, it was very obviously written by a poet. Someone who has no regard for standard grammar or storytelling structure.
Which is fine. And sometimes? Even beautiful. In fact, I wrote down a few quotes from it that I want to explore someday. They touched me.
It just wasn't my style, overall. I like novels, stories. I like adventure and connecting to characters.
While trying to choose my next literary endeavor, I decided to start reading Pride and Prejudice. I had been perusing the books that were free on my e-reader and I came across that one. It was a classic that I had never had to read in high school. It was something I always meant to read, but hadn't gotten around to yet. So I started it.
And practically fell asleep every time I did.
See, my problem is that about 85% of my reading-for-pleasure time is during my commute to and from Manhattan and my Brooklyn apartment. My dear Jane Austen was an extremely talented writer, but said writing was also dense and requires full cognitive function to comprehend. Between the geographical and generational differences, it just wasn't something I was able to consume at eight in the morning, at seven after an exhausting day at work or at midnight (or later) slightly tipsy after a night out with friends.
I am diligently plugging away at it, understanding every bit of it – which is more than I can say for myself if I had been reading it in high school with the other English classes – but only able to attack it when at peak energy times or feeling particularly feisty, persistent or fidgety. Therefore, it's taking me considerably longer than most books would to finish.
Aforementioned coworker, however, told me that she had been reading Suzanne Collins's series that started with The Hunger Games. I had heard of this book (though, honestly, I can't remember where, why or when…perhaps during my brief stint as a Barnes & Noble cashier?) and had heard it was worth checking out. However, she was so insistent that I pause my laborious attempt at a classic English novel, that the next day at work – despite me having only vaguely remembered our conversation – she had brought the book in for me to read. This was Thursday, two days ago.
In case you have forgotten since the beginning of this post, I have just finished The Hunger Games.
Today is Saturday.
Mind you, she gave it to me at work on Thursday and a bunch of us went out Thursday night. I had started to read it Thursday night but it was mostly just to keep myself awake on the train ride home and I had to re-read the same pages the following morning.
To give you a clear picture, I shall outline the time spent reading this book:
Friday morning commute: 40 minutes
Friday afternoon commute: 40 minutes
Friday night commute (yes I traveled a lot Friday): 40 minutes
Saturday morning commute: 40 minutes
Saturday afternoon time-killer: 90 minutes
Saturday afternoon commute: 40 minutes
And then I had like 10 pages left to finish when I got back to my apartment. Now that I see the times typed out like that, it is actually a decent amount of time dedicated to this book, it's just in a more condensed period of time than I'm used to. At least, lately.
I honestly didn't expect to love this book so much.
But, oh my goodness, I did. I was drawn to the character, enthralled in the story.
Most of all (and ultimately the point of this post, as I refuse to ruin the plot of this book for those of you who haven't read it yet) I was amazed, stunned, excited and inspired by this author's imagination.
She created a whole new world. Though I try not to over-think novels I find entertaining and enjoyable, I can see how this is easily a projection of an extreme that the world could come to many, many years from now. That our successes would be reserved for the elite and suffering would be cause for entertainment.
Anyway, as I said, the epic storyline and underlying satire are not the point of my rave about the wonders of Miss Collins.
What I couldn't help but thinking, more than once while poring over these pages, was how amazing her imagination was.
She had created this entire reality – this culture, this way of life – in her head. Complete with traditions, stereotypes and even accents, she had created this universe, right out of her own mind.
Like I said, I'm sure it's based off something that's far more political and serious than I care to think about, but either way I was awestruck by her ability to describe these characters in their natural habitat as if it were something she witnessed with her own eyes.
If I'm being totally honest, I suppose it's not her imagination I envy. I have a very active and wild imagination. It's her ability to articulate the bizarre creations of this imagination. In my life, I have had so many imaginary worlds and characters and storylines swirling around in my head. I've envisioned detailed scenes and physical appearances of characters. I've even constructed entire histories and dialogues.
For some reason, I'm never able to turn these visions and thoughts into words that accurately depict what's in my mind. Perhaps I'm too critical of my words. Maybe I've just never taken the time to try hard enough.
Either way, one of the most prominent emotions I felt was a sense of envy. This book made me chuckle to myself, well up with tears and smile triumphantly. All from this one woman's personal thoughts and ideas about a fictitious sixteen year old girl and her ability to transcribe them.
So, Suzanne Collins, I tip my hat to you. For accomplishing something I can only dream to achieve.
I thoroughly look forward to partaking in the next two books in this series.
~ by Valerie Anne on 02/19/2011.
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text: Why self-care is an important part of parenting, and how to make time for it - Washington Post In traditional ground-fought wars, the command post behind the lines would often have hot coffee, good food and dry clothes. Was this because the generals were selfish? Or because they deserved it for having made the highest ranks in the military? No, it was because if the command fell or experienced low morale, the rest of the troops, and indeed the entire war effort, would be in jeopardy. Those leaders making critical decisions needed to be at their best. Now think of that in terms of parenting. Parents are the generals of their household. How do you, in particular those who stay at home with children, feel day after day, hour after hour, with no real break in sight? Is your coffee hot and clothing dry? Probably not.


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It's that time of year again! Once again, Suffolk County Legislator Tom Muratore participated in a successful holiday toy drive. Each year, Full Throttle Magazine of New York collects new, unwrapped toys to distribute as Christmas gifts for patients at Stony Brook Children's Hospital.
"This is a season where we should not only be thankful for what we have, but to help those less fortunate," stated Legislator Muratore. "What provides more joy and Christmas cheer than giving a child a new toy? I'd like to offer a special thanks to Greg Sheridan of Full Throttle Magazine for coordinating this event each year, and to those who gave generously. Happy Holidays to all!"


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Lexington-based progressive rock band The Past will celebrate the release of its new album this Friday, Sept. 1, with a multi-layered release party at The Burl featuring collaborations with Mirror Twin Brewing Company and Bourbon Barrel Guitar Company.
Formed in 2007 by band members Mike Tyree (guitar), Drew Charron (drums) and J.T. Butcher (bass), The Past's sound has been compared to the likes of "prog-rock" legends such as Dream Theatre, Tool and Rush, which happen to be some of the bands influences.
"You have your first inspirations that you are going for. You're taking everything in – you're a sponge," said Charron. "You put that in your music, and now we're finding, you know, who am I?"
The Past did not release any albums until 2014, however, in that year they released two debut albums: "Transcending Consciousness" and "Murals."
The band decided to rework their structure of production in 2015, setting up a recording studio in the home of drummer Drew Charron to begin work on their third album. Having full access to their own studio has changed the dynamics, the band said.
"It takes the pressure off, but we're also perfectionists," said Butcher. "It takes that limit away of time and money. It's harder, I think, because there isn't that boundary to say 'where should we stop?'"
The band's third album, "The End of What's to Come," is presented as "a story of despair."
"It's clear in this album that the members of The Past have matured both as players and as human beings since their earlier albums," said Mary Clark, the band's manager.
"The music is much darker – there is a lot of emotion involved," said guitarist Mike Tyree. "With our music, you can definitely hear elements of other artists in our earlier albums. But I think with this one, I hear something completely different."
The Sept. 1 show will feature an opening set by post-rock/experimental band Bad People, followed by rock'n'roll band Mojothunder. A DJ set by Sine Linguist will follow The Past's performance.
To make the night even more appealing to a wide range of guests, Lexington brewery Mirror Twin Brewing will participate in a "tap takeover" at the venue, with an exclusive beer named after one of the songs on The Past's new album: "Nomad," a black IPA brewed with wet hops and ingredients from Kentucky. Commemorative glasses will be free with the purchase of the beer, and limited edition t-shirts for this collaboration will be available for sale as well.
"Oftentimes you see familiar faces in the crowd, then sometimes you see people show up, that you've never seen before, in your shirt," said Tyree. "Those are the awesome moments."
Also heavily involved in this event is Mike Mankel, owner and creative mastermind behind the Bourbon Barrel Guitar Company. According to Mankel, who builds custom electric guitars from bourbon barrels, he's been "playing guitars for more than 40 years and making them for 25."
Most recently, he has been making bourbon barrel guitars, which he calls "truly one-of-a-kind, artistic and amazing pieces of work," for about two years.
Mankel's involvement in the event comes from his friendship with Mike Tyree, The Past's guitarist. Tyree said he wanted to make Mankel a part of the experience because "he deserves people to appreciate his work." Mankel will set up a booth to display some of his custom works.
"Every one of the guitars turns out different," Mankel said of the handmade guitars, which he likes to get in the hands of musicians for live gigs, to get their thoughts. "I don't let them go until I know they are good guitars."
Each guitar is the culmination of Mankel's imagination, 50-60 hours of work, a love of music and of course, bourbon.
"I started this part-time two years ago. My first goal is to get them sold and secondly to get them played," he said. "I'm not offended if they never get played, but when you take them down and plug it up to an amp, you'll have a great time."
Through playing custom guitars crafted from bourbon barrels, and "intermingling with the folks at breweries," according to Tyree, The Past have developed a rapport of partners and friendships to help make their third album release event possible.
Doors open for the event at 7:00 PM and music starts at 8:00 PM. The event is 18 years and older.


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Each month, Flock: Perth independent and freelance artists run artist driven forums supported by a different arts organisation.
CAN is hosting the June FLOCK event all about artists working with communities.
This workshop will be a deep dive into contemporary music in the classroom run by Scott Griffiths aka Optamus.
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Afterwards there will be a facilitated conversation about 'negotiating collaboration'.
When: 5.30pm – 8.30pm, Wednesday 19 June
Where: Large Meeting Room, King Street Arts Centre, Perth
This event is part of CAN's commitment to Professional Development.


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Speer Family's Mary Tom Passes Away
(SEPTEMBER 2014) Mary Tom Speer-Reid, of the Speer Family, passed away on September 16, 2014.
Familiar Faces to Appear at the 45th Annual GMA Dove Awards
(SEPTEMBER 2014) This year's Dove Awards will feature a star-studded roster of performances, including a rousing Southern Gospel medley!
Karen Peck Enjoys Second Film Role in "Redeemed"
(SEPTEMBER 2014) Karen Peck brings her southern charm to a second film role, in the new movie "Redeemed."
Photos from New England/Canada Gaither Cruise
(SEPTEMBER 2014) Here are some photos from the recent Gaither cruise to New England and Canada!
CD Release: "Atmosphere" from Sisters
(SEPTEMBER 2014) The Southern gospel trio Sisters, releases a brand-new worship album.
How Do You Live Out Your Faith?
(SEPTEMBER 2014) Homecoming Magazine would love to hear how YOU share the love of Jesus with others in practical ways.
New Look for the Gaither Vocal Band!
(SEPTEMBER 2014) Wes Hampton shares a photo of an 8-year-old child's creative interpretation of the Gaither Vocal Band.
The Loss of a Dear Friend, Peggy Benson
(SEPTEMBER 2014) Mrs. Peggy Siler Benson, long-time friend of the Homecoming family, passed away on August 28 following a long illness.
A Look at the Film, "When the Game Stands Tall
(SEPTEMBER 2014) The new film "When the Game Stands Tall," based on true events, depicts a record-setting high school football team whose coach is less concerned about winning and more concerned about equipping his players to face life's challenges with faith and integrity.
Prayers Needed for Connie Hopper
(SEPTEMBER 2014) Connie Hopper underwent surgery on September 2 for the removal of a malignant mass.
Jim Brady Trio Added to Harper Agency's Roster
(AUGUST 201) Jim Brady, formerly of the Booth Brothers, has formed the Jim Brady Trio. The Trio is the newest addition to the Harper Agency's artist roster.
Solveig's "Summer Nights, Northern Lights" in Nashville
(AUGUST 2014) Joined by some special guests, Solveig Leithaug presents "Summer Nights, Northern Lights," a delightful evening of music to take place in Nashville, Tennessee, on Sunday, September 7.
Cruise Giveaway winner announced
Congratulations to Pegi Attaway of Winnsboro, TX - she is the winner of our FREE CABIN giveaway for the upcoming Gaither Homecoming Cruise. It's not too late to make your reservations to set sail - go to TinyURL.com/GaitherCruise for info!
Oaks' Duane Allen Inducted Into Texas Country Music Hall of Fame
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Homecoming Friends Nominated for 2014 Dove Awards
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Buddy Greene Wins Top Harmonica Honors
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Tennessee Ernie Ford's "Amazing Grace" Tops Sales Charts
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SEREMBAN: Authorities are investigating a claim by a social media user that residents at an old folk's home here have been mistreated and manhandled over the past two years.
It is learnt that a team from the Welfare Department visited the home on Monday (June 17) night after the alleged incident went viral on social media.
The Facebook account holder alleged that residents at the private home were not given their meals on time and locked in their rooms for hours at times by a female supervisor.
The individual also alleged that the residents were forced to drink urine and given more than the prescribed sleeping pills.
It was also alleged that 16 deaths had been reported at the home which was unusually high for a centre licensed to take in less than 12 residents at any one time.
However, the cause of deaths were usually attributed to old age.
Several pictures of the allegedly abused residents were also viralled.
It is learnt that a family member of one of the victims had lodged a report on the matter.
Checks on Tuesday (June 18) morning showed that the individual who made the allegations via Facebook has shut down his/her account.
The Welfare Department is expected to issue a statement on the matter once it wraps up investigations.
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