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Starting July 1, 2018 Denali Family Services will begin to offer a $2,500 hiring bonus to successful applicants, internal or external, for FT and PT positions that have been vacant for at least 30 days. The bonus will be payable upon successful completion of a 90 evaluation. As of July 1, the following positions, will be eligible for the $2,500 bonus:
• Transition Facilitator (VAL)
• TFC Licensing Specialist (ANC & VAL)
• HR Coordinator (ANC)
If you're interested in and qualified for any of these positions, please visit the employment page on our website.
Denali Family Services has promoted Bruce Hilton to the dual role of CFO/COO. In this role, he will continue to fulfill his role as Chief Financial Officer, while also overseeing administrative operations as Chief Operating Officer. Mr. Hilton has an extensive history of senior leadership in Alaska's non-profit community and brings to the position a broad range of administrative and management capabilities. Mr. Hilton first joined the Denali Family Services as a part-time consultant in 2013 and has worked in contractual and part-time positions since that time. His new fulltime role is effective as of July 1, 2018.
Denali Family Services has contracted with Qualifacts to implement a new electronic health record, CareLogic, in FY19. CareLogic is a single, integrated solution for managing clinical, financial, and operational information across the organization, from treatment plans and outcomes analytics to claims, billing, and financial reporting. We believe this will enhance care while allowing us to expand services by optimizing staff time and reducing administrative burden. Todd Charest, Qualifacts Chief Product Officer, notes that "Denali Family Services is on the road toward data-driven, interoperability to inform care, and we are proud that CareLogic is taking them there." Through the analytic and administrative functionality offered by CareLogic, we anticipate dramatic improvements in our ability to efficiently manage client flow, track outcomes, and monitor program performance in real time. This will ultimately lead to more precise, responsive, and cost-effective healthcare delivery to clients.
Please join D.F.S. in celebrating national foster care month in May by helping us acknowledge foster parents and foster care professionals for the important work they do in providing temporary homes for vulnerable youth as well as helping them form and develop permanent connections. Take a moment to reach out and thank someone who is dedicated to carrying out this critically important work in the lives of children and their families. It is also a time for the agency to renew its commitment to providing the most therapeutic foster care possible for the youth we serve in order to give them the best chance at having a bright future and reaching their fullest potential.
Chris Gunderson, CEO of Denali family Services, was recently named by the Alaska Journal of Commerce as one of the 2017 'Top 40 Under 40″. Full article below.
The Alaska Journal of Commerce is pleased to announce the members of our 2017 Top Forty Under 40.
"With this being my fifth year involved with selecting the Top Forty Under 40 I can say without hesitation it gets harder every year to narrow down the group," said Journal Managing Editor Andrew Jensen. "We had 115 extremely qualified nominees from across the state that generated more than 650 pages of supporting information.
"The state of Alaska's greatest resource is its people, and in these challenging economic times it is always inspiring to read about so many of our fellow citizens making such a positive impact on the lives of others."
The 2017 Top Forty Under 40 will be honored at an awards dinner on April 28 at the Hotel Captain Cook in Anchorage. A cocktail reception will begin at 6 p.m. with the dinner and award event starting at 7 p.m.
The keynote address will be delivered by 2003 Top Forty alum Joe Everhart, who was promoted late last year from Wells Fargo Alaska Region president to Pacific Northwest Business Banking division manager.
The 2017 Top Forty Under 40
Aurora Agee, 37, First National Bank Alaska, Branch Manager/Loan Officer, Healy
Ariane Aramburo, 34, KTUU, Executive Producer/Morning Edition co-anchor, Anchorage
Chrissy Bell, 37, Credit Union 1, Senior Vice President of Communications and Culture
Sabrina Binkley, 39, Spruce Tree Montessori School, Founder and Head, Fairbanks
Kate Blair, 37, Tesoro Corp., Government and Public Affairs Manager, Anchorage
Nancy Boyce, 39, PowerTech, Owner, Juneau
Esther Cetina, 35, Southcentral Foundation, Administrator, Anchorage
Ryan Cropper, 37, Able Body Shop, Owner, Anchorage
Yatibaey Evans, 36, Fairbanks North Star Borough School District, Alaska Native Education Coordinator
Bill Falsey, 36, Municipality of Anchorage, Municipal Attorney
Ana Fisk, 29, Afognak Leasing LLC, Vice President of Operations, Anchorage
Michael Fredericks, 39, RIM First People LLC, President, Anchorage
Chris Gunderson, 38, Denali Family Services Inc, CEO/President, Anchorage
Andrea Gusty, 34, The Kuskokwim Corp., Vice President of Corporate Affairs
Jess Gutzwiler, 33, American Cancer Society, Senior Market Manager
Haven Harris, 37, Aleutian Pribilof Island Community Development Association, Director of Strategic Development, Anchorage
Corey Hester, 25, Alaska Airmen Association, Executive Director, Anchorage
Ross Johnston, 37, Fine Point, Owner, Anchorage
Rebekah Lewing, 30, Great Land Events, Lewing Photography, The Vault, Owner, Anchorage
Jake Libbey, 39, Crystal Clear Creative, Owner, Wasilla
Bill Lierman IV, 39, Alaska Permanent Capital Management, CIO, Fixed Income
Karli Lopez, 33, Alaska Health Care Apprenticeship Consortium, Executive Director, Anchorage
Candice McDonald Kotyk, 39, Salmon Berry Travel and Tours, President/Owner, Anchorage
Dr. Emily McMahan, 30, Alaska Hearing and Tinnitus Center, Owner, Anchorage
Cycelia McMorris, 38, Crossroads High School, Teacher/Counselor, Anchorage
Amy Mestas, 34, PDC Engineers, Senior Associate, Anchorage Structural Dept. Manager; South Anchorage High School, Head Volleyball Coach
Jeff Miller, 38, Cruz Companies, Executive Vice President of Operations, Palmer
Travis Million, 37, Copper Valley Electric Association, Glenallen
Dan Newman, 30, KTUU, Account Executive, Anchorage
Laura Norton-Cruz, 34, Alaska Children's Trust, Program Director of the Alaska Resilience Initiative, Anchorage
Lael Oldmixon, 39, UA College Savings and UA Scholars Program, Executive Director, Fairbanks
Jocelyn Pemberton, 39, The Alaska Hospitalist Group, Executive Director, Anchorage
Loren Peterson, 39, Azachorok Inc., Chairman/CEO, Anchorage
Victoria Roberts, 33, Vicinity Commercial Management, President/Owner, Anchorage
Lori Rucksdahel, 39, Anchorage School District, Director, Early Childhood and Elementary Special Education
Trish Skoglund, 36, BP, Performance Analyst, Global Operations Organization, Anchorage
Jasmin Smith, 31, The Business Boutique, Owner, Anchorage
Mariajose Stewart, 33, Yuit Communications, Art Director/Partner, Anchorage
Greg Stuckey, 39, USDA Rural Development, Director of Single Family Housing, Palmer
Scott Woodland, 39, Snow White Linen, CEO/Owner


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WONG Chi-wing, Cynthia
Clarinet solo piece premiered at Carnegie Hall
Musical Jennifer the Unspecial: Time Travel, Love Potion & 8th Grade was produced at NYU's Summer Workshop and Two River Theatre, nominated for the Weston's New Musical Award, and won the Outstanding Musical Award at the Ronald M. Ruble New Play Festival
One of the few Asian composers admitted to the BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Workshop. Worked as music director and composer at Off-Broadway Children Theatre's The 52nd Street Project
Adapted American play Our Town into A Beautiful Day, her first Cantonese musical in Hong Kong, which won Best Original Score at the 2014 Hong Kong Drama Awards
A Beautiful Day
A Beautiful Day (adaptation by Victor Pang, music by Cynthia Wong, lyrics by Chris Shum) is a Cantonese musical loosely based on the renowned play Our Town by Thornton Wilder. Set in the 1950s, Emily was an ordinary girl who lived at "Big River Village", a fictional Hong Kong town, from her birth to marriage to death. Hard to let go of her past life after she passed away, Emily wanted to go back to the day she fell in love with George, the love of her life. A time travel journey brought Emily back to one ordinary day of her life. She then realised that any ordinary day could be remarkable enough as the most beautiful day of her life.

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Is there anything more predictable than a Mark Carney press conference? The poor sod in Groundhog Day got to enjoy more variety and suspense. Explaining why, yet again, the Bank of England had decided not to raise interest rates, Governor Carney told us that rates could rise 'faster than markets expect'. That wouldn't be all that hard, given that markets have pretty well given up on Carney ever shifting rates. Maybe they believed him the first time, in June 2014, when he said that a rate rise could come 'sooner than markets expect'. Maybe they were still inclined to take a little bit of notice in July 2015 when he told us that he expected rates to rise over the next three years to reach around 2 per cent. But now Carney has become a bit of a yawn.
The markets have gone to sleep. The FTSE flatlined throughout Carney's press conference and interview on the World at One. It took more guidance from the Archers than it did from Carney. We know the score by now: Carney doesn't want to raise rates, probably ever. He will go to his grave with '0.25 per cent' chiselled into his headstone. But he will keep trying to give us the impression that he is expecting to raise rates at some point in the foreseeable future, just to try to keep savers and investors happy.
Today's conference will be widely reported for Carney's remarks on Brexit, claiming that it is inevitable that it will make us poorer than we would otherwise have been – a belief he couldn't suppress during the referendum campaign and which he has tried to sustain ever since. This was in spite of being wrong about a post-referendum slowdown – a belief which led to the bank of England's sole interest rate change on his watch, a cut from 0.5 per cent to 0.25 per cent.
But there is little point in Carney trying to tell us that Brexit is the reason why rates are remaining at rock-bottom levels. He wouldn't have wanted to raise them anyway, in spite of inflation at 2.6 per cent, in spite of consumer credit roaring back to where it was on the eve of the crash in 2007.
None of this means, however, that rates won't rise. For all the importance put on Carney's press statements it isn't down to him alone -- as rates are, of course, decided by a committee. The Monetary Policy Committee voted on this occasion by 6-2 to leave rates unchanged. Carney wasn't even involved, as he only provides a casting vote in the event of a tie. All of which begs the question: what is the point in the Governor giving forward guidance on interest rates at all? He might as well have taken the day off.


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Aubrey Michelle (Fadule) Pappas was born in Freemont, California, and was raised in Marlton, NJ, where she grew up in a loving home with her parents, Alida and Joe and brother Joey. As a member of the field hockey and softball teams at Cherokee High School, Aubrey made many friendships that lasted throughout the years. In 2001, Aubrey graduated Magna cum Laude, from LaSalle University, where she earned her Bachelors' degree in communications. Shortly after graduating college, Aubrey moved to North Brunswick, NJ and was hired as a 6th grade language arts teacher at Linwood Middle School where she worked for 13 years. During her tenure at Linwood, Aubrey developed wonderful friendships with her coworkers, especially her 'Linwood Ladies', and put her heart and soul into teaching and getting to know her students. Aubrey not only impacted the lives of her students due to her caring and nurturing personality, but also she had a tremendous impact on her family and friends. Aubrey was a selfless person who showed unconditional love and support for the people she loved.
In January 2006, Aubrey met the love of her life, Officer Paul A. Pappas Jr., a lifelong resident of North Brunswick Township. The two found an immediate connection through fitness, food, travel and sports. They wed in 2009 and bought their dream home in Monroe, NJ in 2010, where they always welcomed and entertained their large families and many friends. Aubrey and Paul enjoyed smoking cigars and drinking sangria together and created their famous "Pappas Sangria" which was enjoyed at many parties and events. In 2012 they welcomed their son into the world! Their "lucky charm" filled their hearts with so much love and Aubrey was an incredible mom who took so much pride in caring for her son. Aubrey and Paul were incredibly excited to expand their family as they had recently announced their second pregnancy shortly before her passing. At the time of her death in October 2014, Aubrey was pregnant with her second child due in March 2015.
She loved cooking and learning new recipes and was passionate about nutrition, fitness and health. She loved Enrique Iglesias and was the dancing queen at every event she went to. Aubrey was an avid New York Giants and New York Yankees fan and even had a life size cardboard cutout of Derek Jeter in her classroom! Stunningly beautiful and popular throughout her life, she was also well-grounded, level headed and remarkably intelligent with an amazing heart and a one of a kind personality that led her to being friends with everyone. Her smile and laugh lit up a room and the hearts of all of those who knew and loved her.
On October 8, 2014, Aubrey and her unborn son, Nicholas "Niko" Pappas, died in a tragic car accident in South Brunswick, NJ. Many people throughout various communities felt the impact of this unfathomable tragedy. Shortly after her passing, Paul found a list in Aubrey's nightstand that stated the things she wished to achieve in life, her "bucket list". Paul, family members and friends vowed to help Aubrey complete the list and to continue to "live like Aubrey" and thus The Aubrey Foundation was born.
The Executive Board is responsible for overall policy and direction of the foundation, day to day operations associated with each role and ensuring that all decisions made align with our mission. The Executive Board is also responsible for:
Laureen Romano
Secretary & Marketing Co-Chair
Marketing, Purple for Pappas 5K, Cigar Night, & Scholarship Committees
Aubrey is a light, a guiding force and an inspiration. Aubrey is my cousin but she also was a wonderful teacher and mentor, and my go-to MaMa when I had my son. After her passing my sister, cousin and I founded this organization to continue her mission. I have been humbled by the response from the community and so honored to be a part of it. It is my hope that as this organization grows we continue to be her light, a guiding positive force, and an inspiration for others as we all #LiveLikeAubrey.
Gordon Millner
Events Co-Chair
Purple for Pappas 5K, Cigar Night, & Scholarship Committees
I met Aubrey years ago and was instantly drawn to her personality. She was unbelievably welcoming and a ton of fun to be around. She was bubbly, genuine, and always willing to help. When Aubrey passed away, it seemed crazy that so much of the world wouldn't get to experience just how wonderful she was. It was that feeling that made me want to join The Aubrey Foundation and make sure Aubrey's light and legacy continues to reach people even when she is no longer here.
Maria Millner
Events Co-Chair
Purple for Pappas 5K, Cigar Night & Scholarship Committees
Aubrey was a friend, a mentor, a teacher, a cousin. She was laughter, love, strength, ambition, passion and beauty. Above all, she was a positive influence to so many lives. In a world of much uncertainty, hatred and judgement, one appreciates confidence, kindness and acceptance so much more. These beautiful traits were Aubrey's attributes which I feel must be lived through as many people as possible. This foundation allows me to keep Aubrey's energy fluid by bringing others together and giving back to the students of North Brunswick, which Aubrey was so deeply invested in. One of the best parts is connecting to new people and collectively continuing to positively influence lives in Aubrey's name.
Lori Kaye
Marketing Co-Chair
Marketing, Purple for Pappas 5K, & Cigar Night Committees
I became involved with the Aubrey Foundation when I found out that plans were in the works for a "Purple for Pappas 5K" fund-raiser three years ago. My enthusiasm for volunteering was two-fold: I had experience coordinating other successful 5K races, and it was a way for me to "give back" for the way that Aubrey touched our family. My son, Harrison, was a 6th grade Honors English student in Aubrey's class in 2006-07. He learned how to express himself creatively, and was inspired to step up and be a leader at many levels in middle and high school. As a senior at Stevens Institute of Technology, he continues to "live like Aubrey" by volunteering with many community and charitable events in Hoboken, managing leadership roles in baseball and his fraternity, and continually seeking ways to help others. It brings a smile to my heart when I see him wearing his purple "Live Like Aubrey" bracelet every day…
Heather Zelehoski
Philanthropy Chair
Purple for Pappas 5K & Scholarship Committees
I met Aubrey through my husband, John. Aubrey and John taught together at Linwood Middle School for many years. Aubrey and I had many similar interests including our love for the NY Yankees and above all, our love for our children. As a first time mother, I often turned to Aubrey for advice on motherhood. She was always there to lend a listening ear and to answer any of my questions. As soon as the Foundation was developed, I knew that I wanted to be involved. Aubrey was very special to my family. As a member of the foundation, I hope to give back to others just as Aubrey did.
Emily Angeles
Purple for Pappas 5K & Scholarship Committees
The General Board is responsible for being a representative of The Aubrey Foundation by living out the mission and contributing thoughts, insights and suggestions throughout the year. The General Board is also responsible for actively participating in the foundation's Fundraising and Recruiting Plan. The General Board will be responsible for voting on the yearly budget.
Cristin Cowley
Board Member
Aubrey's infectious laugh, her tough but honest loving advice, compassionate heart and positive spirit impacted the lives of many students, educators, community members, friends and family. I was fortunate to not only consider her a mentor, but a friend, cousin and "big sister". Co-founding The Aubrey Foundation provided an opportunity to allow Aubrey's memory to live on through the outlets she was most passionate about: education and bringing family, friends and community together. It is my personal mission through the Foundation to continue encouraging community building through various events and to positively impact students' academic, personal and professional growth in the #LiveLikeAubrey spirit!
Derek Angeles
Purple for Pappas 5K & Scholarship Committees
My involvement with The Aubrey Foundation came about when I designed their first fundraising banner. Although, that first banner was looked at as a favor, I would then find myself designing flyers for additional events, especially the Purple for Pappas 5k, and various signs and pictures. Although I didn't meet Aubrey personally, what inspires me to continue fulfilling this role within The Aubrey Foundation are the people who began it all and who continue to put forth their efforts towards its' success. It is through each one of the board member's stories and experiences that drive me to design each piece to the best of my abilities to represent Aubrey and the foundation that honors not only her name, but her as a person.
Nicole Jacunski
Purple for Pappas 5K & Scholarship Committees
I have known Aubrey since 2006 when we met at Linwood Middle School, and I became her co teacher in an inclusion Language Arts 6th grade class. We became fast friends. We taught together for many years, and made many amazing memories both inside and outside of school. Aubrey always taught me to live life to the fullest, and for that I am grateful. I named my daughter, Skyler Aubrey, after her and know her shining light will always look after my daughter and family.
Megan Romano
Purple for Pappas 5K & Scholarship Committees
Mindy Steinman
Marketing Committee
Arnold Weinberg
Purple for Pappas 5K Committee
Elizabeth Raspa
Cigar Night & Scholarship Committees
Stephanie Raspa
Cigar Night Committee
Antonio Mistretta
Marketing Committee
We are always looking to expand our family. If you have been inspired just as we are and want to contribute to our mission then you can learn about our opportunities.
The Aubrey Foundation is a New Jersey 501(c)(3) Non Profit Corporation operating in central New Jersey.


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Event Entertainers are pleased to present the exceptional Linden Furnell. Bringing an energy and passion unlike anything you've ever seen, Linden Furnell never fails to provide the perfect underscore to any event. Able to transition from elegant solo guitar and vocals to a fiery full band, Linden Furnell can put you in any mood you're after.
Linden sold all of his possessions and left a corporate career behind in 2009 to pursue a musical theatre degree in Singapore, graduating with first class honours from LaSalle College of the Arts. He's performed as an actor, singer and dancer in Australia, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Shanghai and NYC.
After 6 years based in South East Asia, Linden returned to Australia to try and get a foot in the door of the Aussie Music Scene and went on to win the Rob Guest Endowment in 2016.
Linden can perform in a variety of formats including solo, duo, trio, quartet and quintet. His versatility coupled with years of experience and a mesmerising voice makes Linden Furnell the perfect accompaniment to any event.


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Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai is backing a proposal recommending approval of SpaceX's application for a satellite-delivered Internet service. SpaceX is aiming to launch 4,425 small satellites to low Earth orbit beginning in 2019, with full deployment expected by 2024. All would launch in phases on Falcon 9 rockets.
Pai said:
"To bridge America's digital divide, we'll have to use innovative technologies. SpaceX's application — along with those of other satellite companies seeking licences or access to the U.S. market for non-geostationary satellite orbit systems — involves one such innovation."
"Satellite technology can help reach Americans who live in rural or hard-to-serve places where fibre optic cables and cell towers do not reach," he added.
"And it can offer more competition where terrestrial Internet access is already available."
"If adopted, it would be the first approval given to an American-based company to provide broadband services using a new generation of low-Earth orbit satellite technologies," Pai said.
On Thursday, 22nd February, SpaceX successfully launched the PAZ satellite. The mission, launched on a flight-proven Falcon 9, also carried SpaceX's first two Starlink demonstration satellites to orbit.On Tuesday, 6th March, SpaceX successfully launched the Hispasat 30W-6 satellite. The Hispasat 30W-6 satellite was deployed to a Geostationary Transfer Orbit (GTO) approximately 33 minutes after launch.
In 2015, Google and Fidelity invested $1 billion in SpaceX.
In 2017, the Wall Street Journal reported that SpaceX expects revenue from the telecom project to exceed launch revenue by 2020, and to generate more than $15 billion in profit by 2025.
Another company, OneWeb,is also attempting to build the world's highest throughput satellite system to enable affordable, high-speed, low latency broadband services for all. According to a report in Quartz, Greg Wyler, the founder of OneWeb argues that OneWeb is advantaged by spectrum rights granted by the International Telecommunications Union, a United Nations body that coordinates telecom regulation around the world. It has already won approval from the FCC to offer its service in the US, but it has yet to launch any satellites and reportedly will do so by the end of this year.


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Synopsis: Daniel prays a collective prayer of repentance after contemplating a prophecy of Jeremiah (Daniel 9:1-23)
The "first year" of Darius the Mede locates the vision of Daniel about the "Seventy Weeks" around 538-537 B.C., the period when Babylon fell to the Medes and Persians. This was approximately the time when Cyrus the Great decreed the release of Jewish captives from Babylon (536 B.C. See 2 Chronicles 36:22-23, Ezra 1:1-2).
Daniel was studying a scroll that contained the book of Jeremiah and the passage that caught his interest was Jeremiah 25:9-11: "And this whole land shall be desolation and astonishment; these nations shall serve the king of Babylon seventy-years."
The desolation of the kingdom of Judah began with the subjugation of Jerusalem by Nebuchadnezzar in 606-605 B.C. This means the seventy years of captivity was nearly over by the time Daniel consulted this text.
Setting and Chronology: (Daniel 9:1-2) – "In the first year of Darius son of Ahasuerus, of the seed of the Medes, who was made king over the kingdom of the Chaldeans: in the first year of his reign, I, Daniel, understood by the writings the number of the years as to which the word of Yahweh came unto Jeremiah the prophet, to accomplish the desolations of Jerusalem, seventy years."
This vision was received in the "first year of Darius," a verbal link to a later vision when an angel appeared to Daniel "in the first year of Darius the Mede," who came to inform him of "what things will befall your people in later days." The revelations of chapters 9 and 11 are, therefore, related. (Daniel 10:14, 11:1).
Daniel understood by the writings the number of the years "to accomplish the desolations of Jerusalem, seventy years." "Writing" is a translation of sepher, meaning, "scroll"; "accomplish" represents the Hebrew verb mala or "complete," and "desolations" the noun horbah. The terms are from Jeremiah 25:11-12, the original prophecy of the seventy-year captivity:
"This whole land shall be desolation (horbah) astonishment, and these nations shall serve the king of Babylon seventy years…And it shall come to pass, when seventy years are accomplished (mala) that I will punish the king of Babylon, and that nation for their iniquity, says Yahweh".
The prophecy by Jeremiah is called "the word of Yahweh" or dabar. This term occurs again in verse 25, "the going forth of the word ('dabar') to restore and to build Jerusalem." Jeremiah's prophecy is the text from which Chapter 9 builds its picture and that prophecy uses the same Hebrew words for "scroll," "accomplish" and "desolation." Note as follows:
(Jeremiah 25:8-13) - "And this whole land shall be a desolation and an astonishment; and these nations will serve the king of Babylon seventy years. And when seventy years are accomplished, I will punish the king of Babylon and that nation for their iniquity…I will bring upon that land all my words which I have pronounced against it, even all that is written in this scroll that Jeremiah prophesied against all the nations."
The prophecy of Jeremiah is dated to the "fourth year of Jehoiakim" and the "first year of Nebuchadrezzar." That is, 606-605 B.C., the same year referred to in Daniel 1:1. Another word by Jeremiah set the conditions for Israel's release, a prophecy made after the deportation of Jews to Babylon around 597 B.C. It now forms the basis of Daniel's supplication.
(Jeremiah 29:10-14) - "For thus says Yahweh, After seventy years are accomplished for Babylon, I will visit you and perform my good word toward you in causing you to return to this place…You will seek me and find me when you search for me with all your heart…and I will turn again your captivity, and I will gather you from all the nations, and from all the places whither I have driven you."
Yahweh promised to release Israel after seventy years but only if she repented, an act Daniel carries out as the representative of his nation. For him, the Captivity began with Nebuchadnezzar's first attack against Jerusalem in 606-605 B.C. (Daniel 1:1-2). The decree of Cyrus to release the exiles was issued in 536 B.C., seventy years after the deportation of Daniel and his companions to Babylon.
Confession of Sins
(Daniel 9:3-14) – "So I set my face to the Lord God to seek him by prayer and supplication, with fasting and sackcloth and ashes; Yea, I prayed unto Yahweh my God and made confession and said, 'I beseech you, O Lord, the great and awesome God, keeping the covenant and the loving kindness to them who love Him and to them who keep His commandments. We have sinned and committed iniquity, and been guilty of lawlessness and rebellious, even departing from your commandments and regulations; and have not hearkened to your servants the prophets, who spoke in your name to our kings, rulers, and fathers, and to all the people of the land. To you, O Lord, belongs righteousness, but to us the shame of faces, as at this day, to the men of Judah and to the inhabitants of Jerusalem, and to all Israel, the near and the far off, throughout all the lands whither you have driven them in their treachery wherewith they had been treacherous against you. O Yahweh, to us belong the shame of faces, to our kings, to our rulers and to our fathers, in that we have sinned against you. To the Lord our God belongs compassions and forgiveness, for we have rebelled against him; and have not hearkened to the voice of Yahweh our God to walk in his instructions which he set before us through means of his servants the prophets; yea, all Israel have transgressed your law, even going away so as not to hearken to your voice, therefore were poured out upon us the curse and the oath which had been written in the Law of Moses the servant of God, because we had sinned against him. Thus has he confirmed his words which he had spoken against us and against our judges who had judged us, by bringing in upon us a great calamity, as to which there had not been done under all the heavens, as has been done unto Jerusalem. Even as written in the Law of Moses has all this calamity come in upon us, yet entreated we not the face of Yahweh our God by turning away from our iniquities and by getting intelligence in Your truth. Therefore has Yahweh kept watch for the calamity and brought it in upon us, for righteous is Yahweh our God concerning all his deeds which he has done, seeing that we had not hearkened to his voice."
Daniel's prayer is comprised of two parts: a confession of sin (verse 4-14), and a supplication for mercy and restoration (Daniel 9:15-19). The prayer is not for revelation about the meaning of the prophecy by Jeremiah; Daniel understands its predicted time of fulfillment ("I, Daniel, understood by the writings the number of the years…"). What he does is confess the sins of Israel in response to the prophecy. Israel's restoration would occur when it sought Yahweh "with all your heart." In both Daniel and Jeremiah, "seek" translates the Hebrew verb baqash (see Jeremiah 29:10-14).
The confession expresses sorrow over Israel's rebellious ways over many generations. Daniel acknowledges Yahweh's covenant faithfulness, mercy, and His righteousness ("O Lord…keeping the covenant and the loving kindness to them who love him"). Israel failed to heed the prophets. No Jew of any social or political rank was exempt; all had rebelled against Yahweh. Righteousness belongs to God, but the "shame of faces to all Israel, the near and the far off," on account of her "treachery."
The Babylonian Captivity was the result of the national sins that spanned generations ("all Israel have transgressed your law"); it was the "curse that had been written in the Law of Moses poured out upon us"; "curse" has in view Leviticus 26:14-39 and 2 Chronicles 36:20-21:
(Leviticus 26:14-39) - "But if you will not hearken unto me and will not do all these commandments… I will give your cities to desolation…When I scatter you among the nations and make bare after you a sword. then shall your land become an astonishment and your cities become desolation. Then shall the land be paid her Sabbaths, all the days she lies desolate, while you are in the land of your foes, then shall the land keep Sabbath and pay off her Sabbaths."
(2 Chronicles 36:20-21) - "And he exiled the remnant left from the sword into Babylon, where they became his and his sons as servants until the reign of the kingdom of Persia: to fulfill the word of God by the mouth of Jeremiah, until the land had paid off her Sabbaths, all the days of her lying desolate she kept Sabbath to fulfill seventy years."
Daniel does not interpret the Captivity as a random event; it was God's just punishment in accord with "the law of Moses."; however, despite this, Israel failed to "entreat the face of Yahweh our God by turning away from our iniquities and discerning your truth." Daniel's confession is the appropriate response to Israel's plight.
Plea for Restoration
(Daniel 9:15-19) – "Now therefore, O Lord our God, who brought forth your people out of Egypt with a firm hand and made for yourself a name as at this day, we have sinned, we have been guilty of lawlessness. O Lord, according to all your righteousness I beseech you, let your anger and your indignation turn away from your city Jerusalem, your holy mountain, because of our sins and because of the iniquities of our fathers Jerusalem and your people have become a reproach to all who are round about us. Now, therefore, hearken to the prayer of your servant and to his supplications, and let your face shine upon your Sanctuary that is desolate for the sake of your servants, O Lord. Incline, O my God, your ear and hearken, open your eyes and behold our desolations, and the city on which has been called your name; for not on the ground of our own righteousness are we causing our supplications to fall down before you, but on the ground of your abounding mercies. O Lord, hear! O Lord, forgive! O Lord, hearken and perform! Do not delay! For your own sake, O my God, because your own name has been called upon your city and upon your people."
Daniel supplicates God for Israel's restoration. His past deliverance of Israel from Egypt was in fulfillment of His covenant promises to Abraham. His supplication appeals to God's proven covenant faithfulness. Daniel petitions Him to turn away his anger from "your city Jerusalem, your holy mountain." "Holy mountain" refers to Mount Zion and its Temple. Daniel places responsibility for Israel's plight on her sins, not on the Babylonians.
Daniel appeals for God to hear his prayer concerning the Sanctuary that is lying "desolate" and Israel's "desolations," both words derived from the Hebrew shamem, the verb used in verse 27 for the "abomination that desolates" (Daniel 8:13, 11:31, 12:11). The Temple lay in ruin and the city was desolate. The words of the prayer anticipate a future desolation of the city and Temple that is predicted in verses 26-27.
Daniel bases his plea for forgiveness and restoration on the covenant faithfulness of Yahweh ("for not on the ground of our own righteousness are we causing our supplications to fall down before thee, but on the ground of your abounding mercies").
Gabriel's Visitation
(Daniel 9:20-23) – "And while yet I was speaking and praying and confessing my own sin, and the sin of my people Israel, and causing my supplication to fall down before Yahweh my God concerning the holy mountain of my God; while yet I was speaking in prayer, then the man Gabriel whom I had seen in the vision at the beginning, wearied with weariness, touched me about the time of the evening offering. Yea, he came and spoke with me and said, O Daniel, now have I come forth to teach you understanding. At the beginning of your supplications came forth a word, I, therefore am arrived to tell because you are a man delighted in, mark then the word and have understanding of the vision."
Gabriel appeared while Daniel was praying, the same figure "seen in the vision at the beginning." This links it to the preceding vision in Chapter 8 about the "little horn" and the defilement of the Sanctuary, the "transgression that desolates" (Daniel 8:15-18).
"Wearied with weariness" refers to Daniel, not to Gabriel. The angel touched him to relieve his weariness. At the end of his last vision, Daniel found himself "faint and ill." His weariness is another link to the preceding vision. Gabriel came so Daniel would "understand the vision" in the previous chapter, so now he arrives to teach Daniel "understanding." The verbal parallels are deliberate and link the two visions (Daniel 8:15-18, 8:27).
Gabriel arrives once more to give Daniel understanding. The text refers to "the vision" but no vision is described in Chapter 9. The revelation about to be given is so Daniel might "understand" the significance of the vision he received and recorded in Chapter 8. The prophecy about to be presented builds on the preceding vision about the time when the Sanctuary would be "put right" and the events to transpire "in the latter part of the indignation" (Daniel 8:14-19).
A common error when interpreting the "Seventy Weeks" of Daniel is to overlook the verbal and conceptual links to the previous two visions, as well as to the book's final vision (Daniel 10:1-11:45). The several visions of the last half of the book have common themes and terms, including the "abomination that desolates," the cessation of the daily sacrifice, and the defilement of the Sanctuary.


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Hebrews 3:1 Therfore holy brethren, partakers of the celestiall callynge consyder the ambassadour and hye preste of oure professyon Christ Iesus, Hebrews 3:2 howe that he is faythfull vnto hym that put hym in the offyce, euen as was Moses in all his house. Hebrews 3:3 For loke howe moche honoure he (that hath buylded a house) hath more then the house it selfe, so moch honour is he counted worthy of more then Moses. Hebrews 3:4 For euery house is buylded of some man. But he that ordeyned all thynges, is God. Hebrews 3:5 And Moses verely was faythfull in all hys house, as a minyster, to beare witnes of those thynges which were to be spoken afterwarde. Hebrews 3:6 But Christ as a sonne, hath rule ouer the house, whose house are we, yf we holde fast the confydence and the reioysynge of that hope, vnto the ende.
Hebrews 3:7 Wherfore (as the holy goost sayth:) to daye yf ye wyll heare hys voyce, Hebrews 3:8 harden not youre hertes, as in the prouokynge, in the daye of temptacyon in the wyldernes, Hebrews 3:9 where youre fathers tempted me, proued me, and sawe my workes .xl. yeare. Hebrews 3:10 Wherfore I was greued with þe generacyon, and sayde: They do all waye erre in their hertes: they verely haue not knowen my wayes, Hebrews 3:11 so þt I sware in my wrath: they shall not enter into my rest. Hebrews 3:12 Take hede brethren, lest at anye tyme ther be in anye of you a frowarde herte subiect vnto vnbelefe, that he shulde departe from the lyuynge God: Hebrews 3:13 but exhorte ye one another dayly, while it is called to daye: lest eny of you wexe harde harted thorowe the deceytfulnesse of synne. Hebrews 3:14 We are made partetakers of Christ, yf we kepe sure (vnto the ende) the begynnynge of the substance, Hebrews 3:15 so longe as it is sayde: to daye yf ye wyll heare hys voyce, harden not youre hertes, as in the prouokynge, Hebrews 3:16 for some when they hearde dyd prouoke: howe be it not all þe came out of Egypt by Moses. Hebrews 3:17 But with whom was he despleased .xl. yeares? Was he not despleased with them that had synned, whose carkases were ouerthrowen in the desert? Hebrews 3:18 To whom sware he that they shulde not enter into his rest, but vnto them that were not obedient? Hebrews 3:19 And we se, that they coulde not enter in, because of vnbelefe:


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Create + Conquer, a Boston-based web design and marketing agency, has selected Core dna's Digital Experience Platform (DXP) to enhance its digital offerings to customers. Core dna DXP has been operating in Australia for over 15 years. Core dna expands into the North American market late in 2015.
Boston, Massachusetts, February 23, 2016 (Newswire.com) - Core dna today announced that Create + Conquer, a Boston-based web design and marketing agency, has selected Core dna's Digital Experience Platform (DXP) to enhance its digital offerings to customers. Core dna DXP will allow Create + Conquer to partner their creativity and problem-solving with a world-class, digital solution that can scale with the needs of their clients.
Core dna provides Create + Conquer with a new solution for complex, enterprise-level websites. Currently building solely on open-source platforms, Create + Conquer can now scale as an agency, offering an alternative, free from the legacy issues that most of today's platforms encounter, with a complete solution including automatic upgrades, patching, security, and infrastructure. This user-friendly platform will enable Create + Conquer to develop closer, longer-term relationships with their clients.
The Core dna DXP is based on object-based content management with applications like Pages, Blogs, E-commerce and Events integrated seamlessly into the one website with a slick back-end. Create + Conquer's clients will benefit from enterprise-level security, speed-to-market and single login content management to make complex sites simpler.
"The Core dna framework allows for rapid deployment and gives us the ability to customize the platform for the needs of each client. This allows us to take the client on a journey, which teams well with our 'One Team Approach' philosophy," said Michael Austin, a partner at Create + Conquer. "Rather than just building websites with limited scalability, we can continue to improve upon our strategies in a quick and agile manner."
Core dna enters Boston market
Australian software company Core dna expanded into the North American market in late 2015 with the opening of its Boston office. North America currently dominates the global Web Content Management market, accounting for "60% of worldwide revenue," according to technology research firm Gartner. Core dna has entered the market to disrupt the current website development approach.
Sam Saltis, CEO of Core dna, said, "In the last 12 months we have seen a significant increase in the level of interest and number of inquiries from the USA and Canada, as well as the on-boarding of trusted partner agencies. The opening of the Boston office allows Core dna to deliver the same level of dedicated local support and service as it does to its Australian partners to those based in the USA."
About Create + Conquer
Create + Conquer is a full-service digital agency. With a focus on internal collaboration, innovative solutions, and client satisfaction, their growing team consists of experts within the fields of user experience, design, development, marketing, and copy writing. Located in Boston, founders Kosta Katehis and Michael Austin lead with a "One Team Approach", fostering a true partnership between the team and their clients. Clients include the Clients include the MSPCA, Suffolk University, Northeastern University, MIT Energy Club, Cricket Lighters, and Learning Toys Express. To learn more about how Create + Conquer can amplify your brand and increase your sales, visit http://www.createconquer.com/coredna. "We Create. You Conquer."
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Dental hygiene: a substantial part of dental healthArticle
12. 11. 2019
Why see a dental hygienist on a regular basis? What happens during an appointment with a dental hygienist? What complications may result from poor or neglected dental care? Should we really brush our teeth immediately after every meal? In the following text, find answers to these questions and more from our licensed dental hygienist, Mahulena Stoklasová.
What is dental hygiene and why should people see a dental hygienist?
It is a preventive procedure, which aims to remove tartar, dental plaque and other impurities that should not be left in the oral cavity. Dental hygiene decreases the number of bacteria in the mouth, thus reducing the risk of infection and periodontitis, and preventing tooth decay, which is of bacterial aetiology. In this way, the number of bacteria in the mouth is reduced to a level that can be managed by the immune system. It should be known that presence of bacteria in the oral cavity is completely natural, as this is not a sterile environment. It is important to maintain the bacteria within certain limits, to prevent onset of inflammation or development of tooth decay.
How often will I need a dental hygienist appointment?
A dental hygienist should be seen twice a year for dental preventive care. The main reason is that the efficacy of tooth cleaning is not high, especially for the back teeth, even when using interdental brushes and dental floss. For patients, it is not easy to get to the back teeth, and "out of sight, out of mind." Moreover, gingivitis and decay at their early stage do not hurt and often have no symptoms. The interdental deposits should be removed usually every six months. In addition, regular dental hygienist appointments also have psychological effects: Motivation and interest in dental care decreases with time, no matter how careful the patient may be. So the patient should be encouraged and re-motivated to clean their teeth properly, the whole process should be explained again and the patient should be supported in what he/she is doing well, while some procedures should be adjusted if they are not going particularly well. Dental hygiene among other things encourages patients to care for their teeth.
Regularity is important. Regular visits are beneficial in that they enable the dental hygiene treatment in our clinic to be faster and more comfortable for the patient, and provide more time for training and support. People who come to see us on a regular basis have fewer deposits on their teeth. In patients who come to see us irregularly or at longer time intervals, cleaning will take most of their time allotted to dental hygiene. The longer the deposit remains in the mouth, the more difficult it will be to remove; such removal may be sensitive and painful, time consuming and less comfortable.
Can you tell our readers what tartar is and how it is formed?
Primarily, dental plaque is formed on the teeth, which is a film that develops partially from the saliva and partially from food residues. This plaque is colonized by bacteria that live in essence on what we eat - it provides them with nutrition. Plaque is formed on the teeth all the time; when someone skips interdental cleaning or cleans his/her teeth poorly thus leaving a biofilm on his/her teeth, this causes the formation of tartar: the plaque gets harder and turns to tartar. It is a purely physiological process - some people have low tartar buildup, while others have a high tartar buildup; one person might have a buildup of soft tartar, which is relatively easy to remove and usually it is produced in large quantities, while someone else builds up hard tartar but in smaller quantities. It is more or less impossible to completely prevent tartar buildup.
What makes tartar harmful and why should it be removed?
Tartar itself contains bacteria, and since it cannot be removed by brushing and routine home care, it remains in the mouth and causes a risk of local inflammation. This also affects the overall health, especially in patients who have heart or lung problems. But even locally, tartar causes problems as it irritates the gums, which can be swollen, tender, reddened, and can start hurting... In such a case, the problem is even greater. Inflammation can spread and periodontal pockets are formed alongside the tooth root. In this case, deep cleaning is performed in several steps under anaesthesia using special tools, which is followed by antibacterial treatment.
Can you briefly summarize the risks related to poor tooth care?
Dental plaque is formed first, followed by tartar buildup which irritates the gums, causes gingivitis, and can progress into periodontitis. When periodontitis progresses such that the bone recedes too much, the tooth ultimately loosens and is lost. It is important to know that periodontitis can be stabilized but not cured and therefore it is necessary to diagnose the disease as soon as possible. It causes a lifelong handicap for the patient, who must improve his/her tooth care as much as possible. Once such major involvement occurs, it is necessary for the patient to come for regular checkups and dental hygiene treatment more frequently, every three or four months.
What dental hygiene care is provided at our clinic?
First of all, I will inspect the entire area, carry out some examinations with the periodontal probe, identify the shortcomings, impurities, and so on. Based on this, I will prepare treatment schedules and explain to the patient how much time will be needed for the procedure. Then, four phases of cleaning will follow. First, we will remove the largest deposits by ultrasound. Then we will continue to remove the deposits using hand tools, as the impurities from the surface of the teeth are scraped using a special hand tool, which can get into the interdental space. The next step is polishing with the Airflow device, i.e. cleaning with a mixture of powder and water; this sanding technology is beneficial as the fine powder really gets everywhere, even in tight interdental spaces. This will enable the completion of plaque removal from all surfaces. Airflow technology is not used on children, since this treatment is not necessary and could be very uncomfortable for them.
The last phase is cleaning and polishing, which is, in fact, a single procedure with dual effect. This is removal of the dental plaque by electric toothbrush and special depuration paste, which is a little rougher than normal toothpaste. Polishing is the final treatment, which makes the teeth completely smooth. Since the sanding procedure is somewhat uncomfortable for the soft tissues, it is usually avoided near the gums; these areas are later cleaned in the final polishing stage, which is gentler for the soft tissues.
Is there any difference between the dental hygiene care at our clinic and in other facilities?
We are committed to doing our best for clients during the time they spend in our dental hygiene treatment. Patients are sometimes surprised that our initial examination lasts 11/2 hours, while elsewhere it may take only 30 minutes. However, in our clinic, we perform all four phases described above in the entire oral cavity, carefully and with maximum respect to the client. It takes some time to clean 32 teeth thoroughly, and we also reserve enough time for training, selection of appropriate equipment for the dental hygiene treatment and any questions the patient may have, so that he/she leaves our office sufficiently informed and satisfied with the results of dental cleaning. We have enough time, so that we can demonstrate the correct use of dental aids on the model and directly in the oral cavity, which is much better than showing pictures or describing the procedure, because we can take into account the individual characteristics of every patient, such as cleaning the interdental spaces at sites with overlapping teeth. Of course, we can also adapt the entire procedure according to the time requirements of the patient, and shorten some steps based on agreement with the patient. However, such patients are usually invited back for the next check-up within half a year.
Do you have any recommendations on what to avoid in our diet? What makes our teeth hurt?
There are foods after which it is strongly not recommended to clean your teeth, for example, grapes. Acids contained in the grapes cause microscopic erosions on the tooth surface, which makes the enamel softer, and if you start brushing your teeth at that moment, you will harm yourself more than by skipping one tooth brushing. Other foods have the same effect on the surface of the teeth, such as oranges, lemons, fresh juices, salads with vinegar dressing, fermented milk drinks - basically all acidic foods. This can be somewhat improved if you use chewing gum because chewing increases the production of saliva in the mouth, which is alkaline, and thus neutralizes the pH in the mouth. You should wait 30 minutes after eating such foods or drinks before you brush your teeth.
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Odisha Sun Times Bureau
Bhubaneswar, Oct 9:
Odisha unit of BJP today blamed the State Government for Japanese Encephalitis outbreak in Malkangiri district of the state.
A day after an eight member BJP fact-finding team visited Malkangiri district to study the ground condition, leader of the team Surama Padhi today claimed that the state government is not serious about taking preventive measures to contain the situation in affected villages.
Addressing a press conference in Bhubaneswar, she also questioned the government data on number of deaths and help extended to the victims.
"We had visited Palkonda village where the first confirmed case of Japanese Encephalitis death was reported on September 9. We also visited several other affected villages including Koimetla. Besides, we visited the district headquarters hospital where the paediatrician told us that more than 60 children have been affected by the disease," said Padhi.
"While going through the wards and ICU, we discovered that many children within the age group 2-10 had been admitted. From this, it is obvious that the government has not revealed the exact number of deaths. Even though the government claims that 44 children have died of the disease that is far from the truth. The real number would be more than 75," she added.
According to the BJP delegation, only seven doctors are working in the hospital even though the sanctioned strength is 33 doctors. The scene remains similar across Malkangiri. There are only 52 doctors for the entire district against a sanctioned strength of 115.
Further, the team alleged that only 3,000 mosquito nets have reached people even though the government numbers put them at 50,000.


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Paul Gilbert has released a new video for "A Herd Of Turtles". The song is taken from his latest album "Behold Electric Guitar" which was released on May 17 via Music Theories.
"'A Herd Of Turtles' is the only song on 'Behold Electric Guitar' that is not strictly instrumental. But instead of singing, I am reciting a poem. My poem is about overcoming challenges. The turtles want to escape a tedious lifestyle. The rabbits want not to be eaten by the fox. And the musician (me!) wants to find a way to play music, even when faced with severe hearing loss. In my poem, we all find a way.
"I tried reading the poem in my normal speaking voice, and it just didn't feel right. My instincts told me that 'Ringo' was the solution. And after I put myself in a Liverpudlian frame of mind (and voice), everything worked much better.
"The music is the most relentless rhythm groove I could think of. Normally, I can get through a whole show with one guitar pick. But this song destroys a pick in three minutes!
"On a more serious note, my challenges with hearing loss are certainly an interesting journey. The surprising upside is that my difficulties in hearing have motivated me to know my guitar fretboard better. My playing has become much more melodic and intentional as a result. My
'Inner Melodic Generator' is the best that's it has has ever been! As I say in the poem, 'I listen to the music that I can hear INSIDE.'"
"Behold Electric Guitar" track listing:
01. Havin' It
02. I Own A Building
03. Everywhere That Mary Went
04. Love Is The Saddest Thing
05. Sir, You Need To Calm Down
06. Let That Battery Die
07. Blues For Rabbit
08. Every Snare Drum
09. A Snake Just Bit My Toe
10. I Love My Lawnmower
11. A Herd Of Turtles
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Whether a misdemeanor or felony, a loved one who has been arrested for a drug crime could be facing serious charges as well as a hefty bond. The overall situation can be both emotionally and financially stressful for you and your loved one.
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What are The First Steps?
When a friend or loved one has been charged with a drug crime, they won't have the option to be released on their "own recognizance." This means the court will want a financial guarantee that they will appear in court to face their charges. In the case of a drug crime, the court may hold a bail proceeding to determine whether or not to grant bail. If the court grants bail, then the release process can begin after the bond is paid. As long as your loved one doesn't miss any court dates, the bail will be returned.
What If I Can't Afford Bail?
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General Hospital
Ava sees Doc. She says, Kevin? She slaps him, calling him an SOB, and saying he killed her daughter.
Andre sees Anna at the bar, and says, long time no see. Anna hugs him.
At the hospital, Drew tells Kim that Oscar is doing well. Terry said it will take another few hours for the tests to be done, so does she want to grab dinner? She says, no thanks, and he asks how she's holding up. She tells him that she was thinking about how many times they moved. Each time, she tried to cozy it up and reflect what Oscar was into at the time. She was thinking, barring a miracle, this may be the last room he'll be in. Shiloh appears, and says he doesn't know about that. Miracles are more common than they think.
Sam is on the phone at Charlie's. She says Daisy is the one who recruited Kristina. The way she was acting, Sam thinks the tattoo is tied to DOD. She says, a palindrome? Go ahead and explore. Kristina and Molly come in
Finn asks if Alexis would care to join him for a bite. She'd love to, but she's meeting her girls at Charlie's. He says she just had a dream about Julian that nearly drove her to drink. Does she think that's wise?
Willow knocks on Chase's door, surprising him. He thought he was picking her up at home. She was ready early, and figured she'd come to him. He says, and what? She says, and this, and kisses him.
Lulu can't believe what Laura has been through. Laura says, what all of them have been through. The most important thing is that they're all okay now know. Lulu says no wonder Doc was acting strangely, but now Laura's real husband is back. They can pick up where they left off.
Chase says Willow is full of surprises. She's just as surprised. They've both been busy since Valentine's Day, and they've texted, but it's not the same as seeing each other. She doesn't want him to think she's losing interest. He says he's not either. He enjoys spending time with her. Since she's early, why don't they ditch the car and walk through the park. She likes the idea. They leave, and it starts to thunder.
Alexis tells Finn that her daughter works at Charlie's, and the girls want to meet there. He says she's forgetting he knows her. She asks if he's questioning her wisdom, and he says, isn't she? She says, always, but she'll be fine. He says he's not above telling her I told you so. She's not surprised.
Andre asks how Jordan is doing, and Anna says she's stable. She's recovering, but will need a transplant eventually. Andre says he got tested, but he's not a match. He'd hoped to have good news when he saw her. Jordan is so strong and active, he can't imagine how hard it is on her. Anna says she's determined to triumph, and will be happy to see him. He says she wanted to talk about something else that she didn't want to discuss on the phone. He asks if it has anything to do with his memory transfer work. She says it appears she was an unwilling participant In the study that laid the groundwork for his.
Drew asks what Shiloh is doing there. He says he heard Oscar took a turn for the worse. He reached out to his DOD family, asking about alternative types of healing. Kim remembers when Daisy was there, and placed her hands on Oscar's head. She asks if it was Reiki, and Shiloh says they don't label it. It's specific to their seminars, and has to do more with the power of positive thinking. He asks if there's anything he can do. He'd like to help, given his and Drew's history.
Molly asks about the phone call, and Sam says it's just a case she's working on. It's not important. Kristina tells her not to dismiss her work so lightly, and Molly says Kristina is really getting into those self-help classes. Sam says she has no idea. Molly is glad they're getting together, and says she'll grab a table. Valerie comes in, and says she's glad Kristina is still there. She was hoping to talk. Kristina says she can't; she's having dinner with her family. Valerie doesn't like how it ended. It escalated quickly, and she's sorry. They're friends. They don't have to agree on everything Kristina is into, and she doesn't get DOD, if that's okay. Kristina says, actually, it's not.
Alexis asks how Laura is. She says they're all fine, but wants Alexis to know that Ryan switched places with Doc on Labor Day weekend. So whatever dealings she's had with him since then, were with Ryan.
Ava wants Doc to burn in hell. Scotty grabs her, and she says she wants him dead. He tells her, that's Doc. Ryan is gone.
Valerie asks Kristina why they can't make it right. Kristina isn't sure if they can, or if she wants to invite that kind of energy into her life. She needs to be mindful about who and what she lets in. Valerie says she's known Kristina longer than her self-help guru Shiloh. What is she talking about? Kristina says, her. She has no room in her life for people who aren't completely supportive about what she wants in life. It's easy to dismiss what you don't understand. Kristina says her guru is honest above all else, and Valerie isn't even honest with herself. Valerie says she doesn't know what Kristina means, and Kristina says she thinks Valerie does.
Shiloh knows it's not their cup of tea, but wants to do what he can to help. Drew saved his life, and he hasn't repaid the debt. Kim thanks him, and says she's seen firsthand the benefits of spiritual medicine, but they're past that point now. Shiloh understands, and asks them to tell Oscar that he stopped by. Drew says, sure. Shiloh says he knows it must be painful for Drew not to remember his past, but the man he's become is a man Drew should be proud of.
Andre tells Anna, when he took the project, the DVX gave him the records from the previous project. There wasn't much. Some data, and a good serum that proved useful. All of the subjects were referred to by number. He had no idea she was one of them. Anna believes him. He wonders why she never told him before, and she says she didn't remember; she was drugged. He asks what he can do to help. She says Cabot said some of Alex's memories may have been transferred to her. She wants to know if that was indicated in the bios given. He says it's been a long time. He can't recall any details, but might have something better.
Alexis tells Laura, she only had one session. She thought he was acting weird because she was representing Laura in the divorce, then he dropped her. Laura thinks the divorce is the only reason she's alive. Lulu says he could have killed her. Laura says, poor Ava. She has so much to sort through. Alexis says they need to discuss the divorce, and Lulu says, it can't be valid. Alexis says it's probably already in progress, but she'll handle it. They're as married as ever.
Molly tells Sam that she recognizes Kristina's body language. She's anxious about something. Valerie tells Kristina that she's throwing their friendship away for a bunch of people she just met. Maybe she should reexamine her priorities. Kristina says maybe Valerie should figure it out. Valerie asks why Kristina is so insecure, but Kristina says Valerie is. She can't have this negative energy in her life. Valerie says maybe she's right. The friendship has been one-sided for a while. She'll see Kristina around. Or maybe not. She walks out.
Sam asks Kristina, what happened? Kristina says, nothing. She's just wedding out the toxic relationships in her life. If people can't respect the choices she's made in life, they can't be in it. Molly says, zero tolerance If anyone annoys her? She's glad Kristina and mom had a meeting of the minds.
Alexis suggests Laura get her lawyers and public relations people in the forefront, before the story gets out. She'll need Laura and Doc to sign something. Laura says she has a lot going on right now. They haven't even recovered the body yet. Alexis says to let her know, and leaves. Lulu says, now that it's just them, why is Laura in no rush to invalidate the divorce?
Chase and Willow come back to his apartment, drenched. Chase says there's no way he's sitting in a restaurant soaked. She says he has his wardrobe at his disposal. He says he'll throw her clothes in the dryer. She can help herself to whatever she finds.
Doc tells Ava to look at him. He's Dr. Kevin Collins; not Ryan. Ava asks how she knows it's not another game? Scotty says he talked to Kevin when she was Niagara Falls. He checked into the hospital, when Ryan went over the Falls without a barrel. Doc shows Ava his wristband. She says she's sorry. Scotty sits her down, and Doc says he realizes it's hard to unpack. He asks for a moment to talk. Scotty asks if he's out of his mind, but he says, just a moment alone. Scotty says, okay, and Ava glares at him.
Lulu asks if Laura thinks Ryan survived. Laura says he didn't die, and managed to get out of the explosion. He left the country, and worked for the DVX until his mental health deteriorated. The DVX reached out to Doc, telling him to pick him up, or they'd kill him. Lulu says, so he went to get him. Laura says he put Ryan in Ferncliff under an alias. He treated Ryan secretly for months, and Ryan eventually overpowered him and took hsi place. Lulu says, if he had notified the authorities, they would have known when he started acting so bizarre. Someone would have realized it. Laura says, none of it had to happen. She understands Doc wanting to help his brother. but the secret went horribly wrong. There was always the possibility he would escape. Because they believed he was dead, no one questioned that Doc wasn't Doc. The worst part is that he kept it from her; for months. She doesn't know how to deal with it. Lulu thinks they'll work it out.
Chase builds a fire. Willow comes out in an athletic jacket worn as a mini dress. Very mini. She hands him her dress. He tells her there's an open bottle of wine, and to help herself.
Ava hopes she didn't hurt doc. He says he's endured worse in the past few months. He's sorry for what Ryan did. Laura told him how Ryan deceived her, and got her to fall in love with him. She's hurt, and he understands. Ava says he can't understand how she feels; what she's been through. Doc says they've both been violated. Ryan came into her life under false pretenses. He stole Doc's life; corrupted and perverted it. She's not interested in hearing his pain or bonding over it. Amy comes by, and tells Doc that she can't find his wife, but can help discharge him if he's ready. He says, in a minute, please. He tells Ava to talk to someone. Not him obviously, but he can help her find someone she can trust. Ava thanks him for his concern, but opening her heart up is how she got in this mess. She has no intention of making that mistake again.
Kristina says Valerie was undermining her goals, and she had to detach. Sam says she doesn't have to be so quick to cut someone out of her life. They've been friends for a while, and DOD is new to her. She has to respect that Valerie has reservations. She can't tell Valerie how to think or feel. Kristina says she doesn't have to respect Valerie's reservations. Molly says she would hate if Kristina did the same thing to them if they have questions. Kristina says, they're family; that's different. Sam has been supportive. She looks at Sam and says she knows Sam is into self-help. Shiloh was so impressed with her, he showed her something he only shares with his prize students. The place where he had his first awaking. She's jealous. She pretends to be joking, but we know she really is. Molly thought DOD was just volunteering and self-help. Alexis arrives, but Sam gets a text, and says it's from a client. She has to leave. Kristina guesses the case is more than not interesting. Sam admits it's important, and jets.
Kim punches the pillow, and Drew says he thinks it's been fluffed within an inch of its life. He asks if it has anything to do with Shiloh. Kim says she's a believer in alternative medicine, but she can spot a charlatan a mile away. She knows they were close at one point. Drew says he only has Shiloh's word on that. Shiloh says he's not the man he used to be, but clearly, neither is he.
Finn joins Anna and Andre. Anna tells Finn that Andre thinks he has something useful. Finn thought the only copy of his notes was on a flashdrive that was destroyed. Andre says he got rid of everything else regarding his project, but not Cabot's data. He shows Finn his laptop, saying he accessed the files on his private server. Anna asks what she's looking at. Finn says, if he's reading correctly, the notes suggest that memories were transferred from Patient Two to Patient One. Ann says Alex and her.
Sam walks into DOD. It seems empty, and she looks around. She asks if anyone is there. Her phone dings. It's a text, along with a picture of the tattoo sketch, saying, haven't found anything. Are you sure your sketch is accurate? Shiloh comes out, shirtless.
Kristina says Sam has been on edge since she and Jason called it quits. Molly asks why Alexis was at the hospital: is everyone okay? Alexis says she's fine. Molly asks if anyone is suing for malpractice, and Alexis says, no, but she supposes it could happen. Kristina says she's talking in riddles. Alexis knows they've read about Ryan, but it turns out there are a few more details. He switched places with Doc last Labor Day. She went to see a serial killer for therapy, but only one session. Kristina says that's why talk therapy isn't the answer. Alexis should come to more group classes. Molly asks if Kristina is for real. Their mom just said she was alone with a serial killer, and Kristina turns it into a pitch for self-help. Kristina says Shiloh taught her it's dangerous to rely on someone else for your breakthrough. People are fallible. You have to go through it on your own. Molly asks if Shiloh is infallible. Alexis – in a how about them Mets? moment – says she has a new therapist. He's good. Kristina says she's welcome to her own choices.
Chase tells Willow that his culinary efforts begin and end with a meal prep service. He hasn't graduated to shopping himself, other than cereal and frozen food. She's in the same boat. She says she can make three things. After that, it's salad or take-out. He asks for a literal rain check, if she wants. He'd like to spend more time with her. She was worried she'd scare him off with all her baggage; how she gave up her son. Chase says she has a life. They all do. He thinks she's brave to open up , and appreciates her confiding in him. She says she never feels like he has an agenda. He hates to disappoint her, but he does. He likes her, and wants to spend more time together as a couple, and see where things go. It's something she wants very much. They kiss. The dryer timer goes off, and he says he'll get her clothes.
Andre tells Finn and Anna that he sent the files to them. Anna asks how she's going to decipher them. Finn says he can try, but like Cabot said, it's hard to quantify memories. Obviously, the data must be somewhere. Anna wonders which memories are Alex's and which are hers. Andre says anything that was noted in any way should be in the records, but he thinks Cabot focused on relevant data. He wouldn't have recorded what the memory was. He would have focused on it physically affected them. Anna says it's not just data; it defines her. Some of her memories could be lies, and she has no way of finding out which ones they are. Finn says Anna might not know, but there's someone who does. Anna says, her sister, and he nods.
Chase says Willow's dress is a little wrinkled. He can iron it. She says, he has an iron? He tells her the department frowns on rumpled, unkempt detectives. She thinks she can stand the shame of wrinkled clothes long enough to get home, but thanks him for offering. I'm wondering why on earth they can't still go out to eat. Or order in. Maybe they should be going to meetings with Alexis. All they ever end up doing is drinking.
At the hospital, Amy tells Doc, there's his wife. She'll grab a wheelchair. She's sure he's anxious to get home. Doc tells Laura that they're letting him go home. That is, if she wants him to come home. She doesn't think it's a good idea right now. He understands. She says she's glad he's feeling better, and can't walk away fast enough.
Ava a poster on the wall with Doc's picture on it. She rips it down and tears it up. Scotty grabs her. She says, all those months; all those lies. Her Kiki. She sinks to the floor, as Scotty holds her.
Kim tells Drew that Oscar talked to Shiloh. He knows what that means. Drew says, Oscar is looking for a miracle. He's afraid of what happens next. Kim says, so is she. He says, him too, and holds her.
Kristina says she has to get behind the bar. Next time, her treat. When she's gone, Alexis asks what's on Molly's mind. Molly says she's been busy with school, and spending every spare minute with TJ. She hasn't been spending time with Kristina, and had no idea she was so into DOD. Alexis says Kristina always dives in head first, at the moment when passion seizes her. She thinks it's good for Kristina's self-esteem. She's cautious, but not worried, as long as Kristina isn't hurting herself or anyone else. Molly says, let's hope not.
Valerie sits at the bar. She flashes back to Kristina kissing her. She orders a lemon drop, and asks the bartender to be generous with the vodka.
Molly asks if she can talk to Kristina about something. She knows Kristina was distracted before dinner, and she thought their mom and Sam were dancing around the topic. What's really going on with her and DOD? It's way past volunteering. Kristina lives there, and it's all she talks about. Kristina says it transformed her life. Molly says, more like took over. When has she last had an original thought or said something that didn't originate with Shiloh. Kristina says Shiloh is a great teacher, and spiritually evolved. Molly says she's been indoctrinated. DOD Is a cult.
Shiloh asks Sam how he can help her. She says she came to talk about Kristina. He says he's all ears, and she asks if he can put on a shirt. He asks if it makes her uncomfortable. We see the phone behind her back, with the tattoo sketch on the screen. Are you kidding? Wouldn't Sam have made that disappear the second he came in?
Willow gets dressed. As she pulls her dress over her head, we see she has the same tramp stamp as Daisy and Harmony.
That was a good ending. I actually made a noise when I saw Willow's tattoo.
Tomorrow, Valentin thinks Anna is desperate, Shiloh asks Sam if she's worried about his safety, and Sonny asks where his son is.
💃 I almost forgot. I'm still hanging with Mexican Dynasties, where this week Paulina said her brother Oscar was her soulmate. Another cast member said it was like Game of Thrones around there, and I don't want to know. It was also Oscar's birthday, and he decided on an S&M themed party, which he had to explain to his eighty-plus-year-old mother. He was awakened on his birthday with a mariachi band playing the Mexican version of Happy Birthday, which he took a lot better than I would have. He and sis Paulina also had their own variation of the song, called Fatale Birthday, about less than cordial birthday wishes, and it was actually pretty funny. Adan was still having angst over his decision to pass on La Voz. He seems like a big spoiled baby who is easily manipulated.
🔪 Finishing up in Macau, tonight was Top Chef's season finale. Eric, Kelsey, and Sara started off at the MGM Theater, where they saw montages of clips from throughout the season. Then Padma came out and told them they'd be cooking the four-course meal of their lives. The other contestants returned, and the three finalists each chose two sous chefs from the group, drawing numbered knives to see what the picking order would be. They were given thirty minutes for menu planning, and three hours to shop, being allowed to place special orders. They had six hours to cook, two hours being for the first course – wherein came the twist. After the first course, only two cooks would be picked to finish the next day, and one would be packing their knives. Kelsey went with a summers in the South theme, Eric wanted to smack them in the face with flavor, and Sara combined Asian and Portuguese, and gave it a Southern touch. Unfortunately, Eric smacked himself out of the competition by burning the lotus chips, as well as the judges not being able to taste the beef. It was down to Kelsey and Sara, who decided to have dinner at a five-star Japanese restaurant in the hotel. They had an unbelievable meal, filled with sushi beyond your wildest dreams.
For the last competition, Kelsey chose softshell crab as one of her dishes. Since there is no fresh crab in Macau, I thought it might cost her. Fresh is always best. Sara had a ribeye to die for, and a slice of duck that was perfection. And I don't like duck. One of her courses was too salty, which didn't go over big. I totally understood, not being crazy about salt, and being that person who can eat only one potato chip. Padma congratulated the finalists, and Tom said they competed with confidence and intention, and from the heart. Graham said Kelsey's mushrooms were out of control. I have no idea what he meant by that, but they did look good. It must have been nearly impossible to choose, but Kelsey became the new Top Chef. Sara said second place was not too bad. On Watch What Happens Live, it was also announced that Kelsey was the fan favorite. You go, Southern Girl!
🍔 MasterChef Junior started again, but you can't watch 'em all, so I'm not. Maybe later in the season.
🚔 Juice on Ice…
My fantasy Thanksgiving table will be a little emptier this year.
👺 SyFy Strikes Again…
Adding insult to injury after mercying Z Nation, looks like a fifth season of Channel Zero isn't going to happen.
👠 Tinsley Is Over Men…
I'm sad that things with Scott didn't work out. Even though I have no reason whatsoever to care.
🎯 Finally…
My first weekend feeling well in years. Okay, weeks, but it felt like years.


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Angel Wing is a minor peak directly above Grinell Glacier that provides airplane type views of the glacier and valley below.
Follow the trail to Grinell Glacier (see trail description elsewhere on trailpeak). From the glacier, continue past the glacier towards the saddle between Mt. Gould and Angel Wing.
The most difficult part of the route is not the scrambling up Angel Wing (class II), rather it is finding a place to cross the glacial stream between the glacier and the waterfals. We found a spot where the stream flowed under a solid chunk of ice and took a chance at crossing it, rather than freezing our feet at a stream crossing. It worked out but it felt a bit iffy to do so!
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When the editors at Jewish Life asked the venerable civil rights leader W. E. B. Du Bois to speak about the Warsaw Ghetto uprising, they had no idea that it would lead to a priestly blessing.
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Textiles can tell the story of how modernity, for all its many blessings, often erases the practices and values of the collective, celebrating the individual at the expense of community and novelty or fashion at the expense of tradition.
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{Disclosure: This is a sponsored post in collaboration with Niche Parent Network and Whirlpool. All ideas and opinions expressed are my own. No one is the boss of me!}
Do you struggle with the chore of getting laundry done in an efficient way? Please say "yes" or I'll feel like a GIANT loser! With 5 boys in the house {my hubs and 4 sons}, it is often the most daunting chore in the house....well, okay, a close second to cleaning bathrooms of boys. But still, my kids are involved in sports year-round and as such, my laundry bins seem to pile up just as fast as I can get them emptied.
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Safety First Club is an independent commercial initiative of Tiger Pug Pte Ltd
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This is a great part in the movie, The Legend of Bagger Vance, and a great inspirational talk that Will Smith gives to Matt Damon. The part when he sees him self alone and the flag starts coming close, is one of the coolest scenes in this video. The only other movie that I know of that does this is The Greatest Game Ever Played. What coincidence that they are both golf movie.
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