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Hotel The Modern Honolulu
1775 Ala Moana Boulevard, Honolulu, HI, United States
Property Location
With a stay at The Modern Honolulu in Honolulu (Waikiki), you'll be minutes from Ala Wai Yacht Harbor and close to University of Hawaii at Manoa. This 4.5-star hotel is close to Aloha Tower and Diamond Head.
Make yourself at home in one of the 353 air-conditioned rooms featuring iPod docking stations and LCD televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with down comforters. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms have designer toiletries and hair dryers.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers body treatments and facials. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, which include 2 outdoor swimming pools, a nightclub, and a fitness center. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands.
Grab a bite at one of the hotel's 3 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Relax with a refreshing drink at one of the 2 poolside bars.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and a computer station. Event facilities at this hotel consist of a conference center and meeting rooms.
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I'm a member of a group of Lutheran pastors that meets regularly to discuss all kinds of ministry-related issues. This morning as we were discussing "bullying in the church" we were on a side note along the question of when manipulation becomes bullying. The subject of pastors' behavior in retirement came up (three of us are retired, three of us are active).
(Note to my non-Lutheran readers: in our denomination, pastors are not "assigned" to congregations after their first assignment out of the seminary. We have a "call" system and for the most part it is the decision of the pastor and – presumably – the Holy Spirit as to when and under what circumstances he leaves that call and that congregation.)
So one of the scenarios that we have observed in our system is that it is possible for a pastor of long tenure in a congregation to retire from the office of the pastor of that congregation yet not leave the geographic area. Often the congregation grants him the title of "Pastor Emeritus" to honor his tenure and ministry among them. But what is his role there after he retires?
Some pastors make it a practice to disappear from the congregation for as much as a year – worshiping elsewhere, taking no funerals or weddings, being out of communication almost entirely with the congregation for such a long time. This is hard to contemplate perhaps, but it has the effect of saying to everyone "This era is at an end. Everyone (congregation and retired pastor and incoming pastor) now needs to deal with it and move on well."
Some other pastors stay in the area and participate in congregational life, but as a layman. This is harder to do – to turn down requests for wedding or funerals for people you've served in love for years, but it has a similar effect as above. It's also hard because the people you've served and loved for years keep calling you "pastor" and coming up to you for advice or complaints. Sometimes it's just easier to take up membership in a nearby congregation (we have one man who has done this in my church, where he serves as a trusted and gentle Elder) where everyone knows he is a retired pastor but he has never been our pastor.
The problems arise when the retiring pastor tries to manipulate congregational life after his ministry ends. Some pastors do that by staying around and listening to the complaints and concerns of people rather than setting boundaries and directing them to the interim/vacancy or succeeding pastor. Some pastors try to manipulate the future with elaborate plans and schedules involving the date of their retirement relative to the date of the installation of the new pastor. We even heard a story of a pastor who talked his congregation into calling a man to be his associate for a few years; then they switched roles and the older man became the associate and the newer one became the senior pastor; finally the older man retired but hung around acting like the Senior Pastor until the newer man left years later and continued that way several years into the ministry of the next man!
Having heard all these stories, here are several observations we made:
As with many retiring people who form their identity based on their job, the pastor whose identity is based on his role as pastor will often be depressed or discouraged and have a hard time letting go in retirement. The best recommendation here is, as I have heard Dr. Terry Wardle of Ashland Thelogical Seminary say numerous times, "don't base your identity on something that can be taken away."
We're often afraid to confront manipulative / bullying people in the church (including pastors) because (a) we're afraid they may get angry and leave or (b) we think that we must suffer because Jesus suffered -and "the servant is not above the master." Yet although Jesus was not afraid of His own suffering, neither was He afraid to set boundaries against some folks so that they would not cause others to suffer (e.g., the little children parents brought for His blessing, the prostitute being criticized for pouring perfume on His feet).
Toward the end of Moses' ministry God took him up to the mountaintop and handed the reins over to Joshua, then removed Moses from the picture by taking his life (He did the same to Elijah). For both Joshua and Elisha, for the people of Israel as well, the ministries of the great predecessors had definite ending points that all had to deal with together – with neither Moses nor Elisha in sight to oversee the transition.
Samuel, on the other hand, was "voted out of office" when the people decided they wanted a king. While God told him that they were acting against God and not Samuel, I guess Samuel had to live with that. But since they had rejected his leadership he couldn't very well pretend to keep leading them, could he? So perhaps he lived the rest of his life as a sort of pundit / prophet, commenting but not leading. Yet I'm pretty sure that this is not the most healthy role for a retired pastor, either, as there can be a mighty fine line between "prophet" and "grump."
Finally, David had in mind to build a temple for the Lord but was told "not you, but your son will build the temple." David was satisfied with this, though, and spent considerable effort gathering resources and materials so that Solomon wouldn't have to waste time doing that himself. Perhaps it is wise to make appropriate preparations for retirement, to prepare the congregation and the people for the need to face the event and the issues; but like David to understand that though you can assemble the materials, it really is the successor to whom it falls to build them into the next ministry.
One of the discouraging things about undertaking any new ministry is that, while you seem excited and all "visionary" about the possibilities, others just don't seem to care. It takes a long time for your ideas to catch on, if ever. Pastors new to their congregations come with good ideas, but they fall on deaf ears. People go to seminars, like Formational Prayer Seminars, and see the exciting ways in which God is working in the ministry of Formational Prayer. Then they go home to stony faces or glazed-over eyes or unresponsive boards, and get discouraged. So they come back to the next seminar (or email some caregiver like me, or maybe the seminar office) and ask what they can do to get a ministry started in their congregation. How can we move people and get them motivated? There are a lot of techniques, I suppose, that will help, but in these two readings especially there is at least one possibility that we almost never consider.
Perhaps we should begin by saying, seek the voice of the Holy Spirit to discern just what your calling is. Not just "pastor" or "formational prayer caregiver" or whatever other ministry you may want to undertake. But what is your calling in the place you have been called to? What is your calling in this kairos? What is it that the Lord needs you to do, has called you to do, is giving you the gifts to do? His calls to Amos and to John, and his messages through Amos and John, were very specific. Both of these men could have asked "why isn't anyone excited about my message" when in fact their messages were intended to upset their ultimate targets – and upset them they did! In Amos' case he was lambasted by the priest at Bethel; in John's case he lost his life because of his calling.
I truly pray that neither you nor I lose our lives because of our callings as pastors, or caregivers, or formational pray-ers, or whatever ministry we may be in. But we know that others have been martyred for their testimony, and so maybe you're OK with that. What we don't expect is cold silence or unreceptive gazes. But before we get upset and wonder what's wrong with these slow people, stop and spend some time in the company of the Holy Spirit and try to learn what it is He is calling you to do. It may not be what you think and expect.
I'm reading the RCL lessons for this coming Sunday – Ezekiel 2:1-5 and Mark 6:1-13 – and notice a similar theme. Ezekiel is called by the Lord to preach specifically to people whom the Lord knows (and so does Ezekiel) are not about to listen to him; when Jesus goes to Nazareth to preach the Gospel of the Kingdom to them, they refuse to listen to Him as well. In fact, Mark notes that their unbelief was so stubborn that Jesus could not perform any miracles there.
Sometimes in our pastoral work we can feel like we're just bashing our head against a brick wall. Our preaching isn't having an effect. Nobody is listening to our suggestions. Despite our best efforts, the congregation isn't growing. We think we are doing everything we possibly can, but nothing seems to be happening.
Some twenty years ago or so some consultants did a study of congregations in the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod that concluded that the chief reason that congregations in our church don't grow in numbers is because the pastors of those congregations spend their time doing wrong tasks. Their prescription was that the pastors should change and do right tasks, and the churches would grow. We've been fighting about that prescription ever since.
Should the pastor take the blame if the church doesn't grow? Should he blame the congregation, and say that they're as stubborn as the people Ezekiel was sent to? Should they together blame their surrounding demographic?
After years of wrestling with these questions, and coming up to this Sunday's readings, I'm ready to say that we never should have been asking these questions in the first place. Blame-casting really only wounds rather than helps the person or group on whom the blame falls; but beyond that, these Scriptures show us that our focus on these questions was way off base in the first place.
More basic to the understanding of the pastoral task is the pastor's identity. The people of Nazareth asked of Jesus, "Isn't this the carpenter's son? Isn't his mother Mary?" and on and on. Of course He was – but that's not all He was. He also was the Son of God. His identity was not defined solely by the people of Nazareth, or by His human parents, but more importantly by His heavenly Father. And pastors, preachers, our identity is not defined solely by the congregations we serve, or by the perceptions of people around us, but more importantly by our own Heavenly Father. Our identity is not "preacher" or "pastor" or "church grower"; our identity is "beloved child of the Heavenly Father." He has loved us with an everlasting love, and because of His great love for us in Jesus He has no condemnation for us ever, even if we fail in the pastoral ministry.
Overlay on top of identity the pastor's call. God specifically called Ezekiel to a ministry that they both knew would be difficult. They both knew the people would be stubborn, unresponsive, and recalcitrant. The both knew that Ezekiel's ministry would probably not be "successful" by human standards. But Ezekiel's call was to preach the word of God to them regardless of the results – as Paul might say, "in season and out of season." And, pastors, your call may not be to plant a church or lead a megachurch or have an easy ministry. It might just be the call of God for you to go to stubborn, unresponsive, recalcitrant people and preach the love of God to them without acknowledgement or appreciation or even effect. I don't know what your call is – some days I'm still trying to discern mine.
What I do know is this – I know that you are a child of God for the sake of His Son Jesus. I do know that His call to you is unique, like Ezekiel's was. God probably did not call you into "the ministry" – it's more likely that He called you into a particular ministry at a particular time in a particular place for a particular reason. And He has given you the Holy Spirit to help you carry out that call. Rather than discerning your best course of action according to consultants and advisors, you and I are doubtless way better off seeking to discern the call that God has for us, and faithfully discharge the duties of that call regardless of the earthly results.
A post from The Formational Pastor
For June 10, 2012 (Proper 5 / Second Sunday after Pentecost)
The against the Holy Spirit is said by Jesus to be the one sin that is unforgivable. But why?
The classic answer is that it involves stubborn and persistent resistance to the work of the Holy Spirit, resulting in terminal unbelief for the individual. But that's only one aspect of this sin. There are at least two more, which we might infer from the rest of the story.
Aspect #2: Imagine you are one of the crowd sitting around Jesus, hearing this exchange. Imagine you are someone from whom He has cast out demons – maybe Mary Magdalene, from whom He cast out seven demons. Your life has been turned upside down – you've been totally transformed – and now all you want to do is to follow this Jesus and devote everything you are and have to Him in love. Now there come some people from Jerusalem and say to you, in effect, "The demons you had were like some gang of local punks, but this Jesus is the head of a ruthless cartel." Would that shake your faith foundation? Would that cause you to doubt or wonder? Whether it would or not, that kind of tactic from those men has no other purpose than to undermine your faith in Jesus, and that is part two of the sin against the Holy Spirit who has been working hard to strengthen that faith day by day. Empowered living, lies and distortions, re-wounding
Aspect #3: The fact that Jesus begins His response to these men by saying "A kingdom divided against itself cannot stand" means that He views this not simply as an issue of personal faith, but ultimately as an issue involving the clash of the Kingdom of Heaven with the kingdom of Satan.


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The 12 Best Nintendo Switch Games
Nintendo Switch online games are becoming more and more popular as Nintendo continues to up the quality and superiority of their games online. Whether you only play games now and then, loved the classic NES games or are an avid gamer, by now you'll have heard that the Switch is a huge success. The games released for this gaming platform have exceptional graphics quality never before seen in a handheld console. The screen is bright and colorful, and the versatility of moving from a handheld device to your television is worth the price you pay.
If you're thinking about buying the Nintendo, what do you need to know about the console and games it can play online? We've reviewed a selection of Switch games that offers something for everyone, all the way from the youngest players to the most seasoned gamers. Armed with information about some the games available, you'll be prepared when you're ready to purchase the Nintendo Switch and start playing games online.
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- View the Best Nintendo Switch Games, Below.
- 1. Super Mario Odyssey
- 2. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
- 3. Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy
- 4. Super Mario Party
- 5. Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker
- 6. Pokemon: Let's Go, Pikachu!
- 7. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
- 8. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
- 9. LEGO Disney Pixar's The Incredibles
- 10. Splatoon 2
- 11. Carnival Games
- 12. Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze
- Buyers Guide to Nintendo Switch Games
- What Games come with the Nintendo Switch?
- What Games are Coming out for the Nintendo Switch?
There are so many Switch games to choose from and more being released each month. Here are the games we think best highlight what the Nintendo Switch is all about.
View the Best Nintendo Switch Games, Below.
1. Super Mario Odyssey
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This is one of the best Nintendo Switch games out there, combining the classic Mario you know with new moves and hidden treasures. Jump into this game as Mario, traveling from one kingdom to the next. This 3D adventure game is full of tests and puzzles. You move in and out of worlds, without hints of what you're looking for, making this a game of challenge for all ages. There are lots of secret surprises for you to find and once you start playing, you won't be able to stop. Family fun best for ages 10 and up.
In this Switch game, once you've mastered the controls, Mario is more responsive than ever. And just when you think the game is over, there's still so much left for you to do. After the credits have rolled you're given new kingdoms to unlock and explore.
Why We Like It
- Continuing appeal to Mario fans
- Photo mode to take and save screenshots
- Impressive soundtrack
- Family fun for all ages
2. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
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Breath of the Wild is a great switch adventure game, with tons of surprises to uncover as you help Link on his quest to rescue Zelda. There are many similarities to the original Zelda but with a new plot and kingdom to explore. With new weapons and other items to collect, you make your own choices in this game. It's up to you, and you'll either reap the rewards or pay the consequences. Buying Nintendo Switch just to play The Legend of Zelda is totally worth it. For ages 6 and older.
It feels as though this game goes on forever, with hidden secrets around every corner. The vastness of the world of Hyrule is incredible. Once you start playing Zelda, any other games you thought you were addicted to will soon be put aside in favor of this one!
Why We Like It
- Over 100 shrines to explore
- Beautiful graphics
- Amiibo compatible
- Challenging for both younger and experienced gamers
3. Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy
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Crash is back! There are three games in this one package: Crash Bandicoot , Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back, and Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped. This Nintendo Switch trilogy is one that any serious gamer is sure to recognize. All three games have the same personality as previous releases, but with loads of updates. Take charge of Crash as he jumps, runs, and spins through level after level, conquering his enemies and collecting items to get him further in the game. Nintendo launched this switch threesome of games for hours of uninterrupted fun. The games load quickly between levels, keeping up a fast pace. Good for ages 9 and up
Having three games in one means you can keep playing and playing, without ever getting bored. The N. Sane Trilogy is ideal for younger players, even if they haven't played any of the previous Crash Bandicoot versions.
Why We Like It
- Great graphics and audio
- Good value
- Over 100 levels
- Varied game-play among the three games
4. Super Mario Party
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Super Mario Party is ready for release on October 5th, 2020. There's a lot of anticipation and excitement for this new Nintendo Switch game. Get ready to explore Toad's Rec Room, a new concept specially designed by Nintendo for the Switch. New modes will keep you and your friends entertained for hours. In table-top mode you can connect two Switch consoles, allowing for more players and challenges. And then there's the partner mode that lets you and a partner go head to head with another team in a freestyle board game. These games are fast and fun, letting you use your gaming skills to get to the top. Ideal for 9+.
It – Board gameplay is back! Using the party mode, four players can join in the challenge, looking for Stars across the game board. The 80 minigames in this Switch game platform are well worth waiting for the release date.
Why We Like It
- Has original Mario Party feel to it
- Pair up two Nintendo Switch consoles
- Uses Joy-Con controller
- New mini mode and games
5. Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker
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Captain Toad's Treasure Tracker is one of the games for Switch that you won't want to miss. Help Toad move through each obstacle course, collecting Stars and looking for hidden Gems. Some levels are like an optical illusion where you'll have to switch the camera around to find some well concealed secrets. In other puzzles you'll need to move blocks and other objects around into the right position to get through to the next level. As with other Switch games, you can play anywhere you want in single or two-player mode. The handheld mode will let you play alone. Best for ages 9 and older.
Treasure Tracker starts out slow with some easy levels, letting the novice gamer get a feel for the game. It quickly progresses to some great challenges that test even the most experienced player. This Switch game has a nice classic feel to it. When you complete each course, the traditional Star is waiting for you.
Why We Like It
- Wide variety of unique puzzles
- Great graphics
- Two-player mode
6. Pokemon: Let's Go, Pikachu!
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Get ready for the release of this cute Switch game on November 16th, 2020. With this Nintendo Switch game, Pokémon is off for adventure in the world of Kanto. Nintendo developed Let's Go, Pikachu exclusively for the Switch console. With inspiration from the previous Pokémon Go, this game takes players back into Kanto, along with all of the other creatures you're familiar with. There are however some new moves that are unique to this game, such as the Splishy Splash, a water move for Pikachu. This game is best for ages 13 and up.
The fun you had with Pokémon GO is back in this Switch game and you won't be disappointed. Your goal is still the same, to become the Pokémon champion. And you still get to use the motion controls to throw the ball using the pulsating circle of green to red as a timer.
Why We Like It
- Comes with demo mode
- Poke Ball Plus controller
- Two-player mode
- Unique moves
7. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
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A lot of Switch titles are updated versions of the original game and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe fits right in. There are a lot of great features in this updated Switch gaming platform. You can play anytime and anywhere with your friends, using some of the same tracks found in the Wii U version. Or you and your friends can fight it out on the familiar battle courses. New courses are a nice addition, such as Battle Stadium and Urchin Underpass. There are also two new vehicles for you to take into the race. TV mode is available with 1080p HD quality. Best for ages 10 and older.
Your favorite characters can now carry two items instead of just one, making for some more interesting challenges. There are some new characters in the game, adding a new dimension to the previous version. This includes King Boo and Bowser Jr.
Why We Like It
- New guest characters
- New courses
- TV mode allows 4-player gaming
8. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
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You'll have to wait until December 7th, 2020 for its release date, but this is one of the best Switch games and it's worth the wait. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is a platform fighting game where each player has a different move and ability, battling their opponent to knock them out of the competition. This game has all the characters from the previous versions, such as Bowser Jr. and Luigi.There are also some new characters in the lineup, with new moves we haven't seen before. There are over 100 stages to fight in, which is almost twice more than the stages found in Super Smash Bros. for the Wii U. Recommended for ages 11 and older.
New characters in the next version of a game is always exciting. And Inkling is just one of those characters. She's agile and fast, and with her Splat Roller, she uses ink to freeze her opponents.
Why We Like It
- Over 100 stages
- New character moves and abilities
- New characters
- Great value for the price
9. LEGO Disney Pixar's The Incredibles
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For the younger player, The Incredibles for the Switch is well designed and excellent for replay gaming. Not only are there bad guys to battle, but there are also puzzles to solve and collectibles to search for. The further you go in the game, the more characters there are to unlock. Or you can custom-make your own characters. Take The Incredibles on an adventure, fighting crime in a LEGO world. Gameplay is similar to other LEGO version games so although the controls to play the game haven't changed, the storyline and graphics certainly deliver something new. For ages 4+.
When buying for younger players, games that can be replayed over and over without boredom are a bonus. This action adventure game has levels that are larger than other LEGO versions while still being easy to navigate even for the 4 year old.
Why We Like It
- Designed for younger players
- Good replay value
- Nice graphics
- Two-player co-op available
10. Splatoon 2
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In this Nintendo Switch game, the Inklings are back, splatting more ink than ever. The goal of the game is to splat as much ink as you can and accumulate ink-covered territory. Splatoon 2 has a lot of the great features from the first version, Splatoon 1, such as the Splat Charger. But the game also has some fun and new weapons that bring a different gameplay to the platform. A multiplayer, third person action game, there are the standard battles to be played in Turf War mode. Salmon Run, a new mode, lets up to four players fight a new enemy, the Salmonids. This is a great Switch game for ages 12 and up.
You can unlock your own gear from Inkopolis shops you find along the way, such as clothes and weapons. Or you can request items from other players around the world.
Why We Like It
- Compete in online battles
- New weapons
- Multi-player action
- Great graphics on TV and Switch screen
11. Carnival Games
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This is a family friendly Switch game, that's ready for release on November 6th, 2020. It's ideal for the younger child, letting them take the controller and making the highest pile of cakes. Carnival Games is also great for the older child, letting them battle clowns in "Clowning Around". Customize your character's outfits by winning tickets and redeeming them for a new game or a new look. Up to four players can play at the same time as they compete for the most tickets. Good for ages 4 and older.
There's a carnival game for everyone in the family. And with so many games in one package, you can replay them over and over again. The Joy-Con controller with this switch console makes playing the games in this collection super easy.
Why We Like It
- 20 carnival games in one package
- Multiplayer action
- Good on big and small TV screens
12. Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze
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Nintendo has designed this Switch game so it's better than it was when released for Wii U. Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze has some of the same features from the previous version, but with more functions. You'll take Funky Kong, a new character, on many adventures with his added abilities. Infinite rolls and infinite underwater corkscrews are just some of Funky Kong's new moves. Each level has puzzles and Kong letters to find, and once you find them you can get bonuses to help you unlock and reach hidden stages.
Why We Liked It – You can pick objects off the ground using the new "plucking" ability. The new character abilities in this new Donkey Kong Switch game make it more challenging than ever and the updated elements give it a new dimension.
Why We Like It
- Rotating camera transforms view
- Co-op mode for playing with a friend
- Updated graphics
- Option to skip a level
Buyers Guide to Nintendo Switch Games
The Nintendo Switch, with its ability to move from handheld console to your TV, is a hot commodity right now. The Switch lives up to its entertainment value and even if you already have other gaming systems, you may just need to add this one to your list. We think you may also enjoy these Fortnite toys!
Switch Console
The Switch console is only available with one specific hardware configuration, so there's no choice to make there. It comes in two different color options, either entirely in gray or with a red and blue Joy-Cons. As well as the console, there's a nice selection of accessories you can buy to add your fun. Don't forget a great gaming chair!
Joy-Con Controller
The Nintendo Switch comes with an attached Joy-Con controller, the left and the right. This is fine for single player games, or two-player if you swap back and forth. Consider buying one or two extra controllers so you're ready for multiplayer Nintendo Switch online games, such as Mario Kart 8.
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Switch Pro Controller
The Switch Pro isn't essential to have, but some gamers like the feel of this Nintendo controller. The Pro has nice large face buttons and a trigger, and its larger size makes it easier for gamers with bigger hands to hold on to for longer periods of time.
Carrying Case
One of the best things about the Switch is that you can take it with you wherever you go. Invest in a carrying case to keep your fragile console safe and in good condition. Get a case that's large enough to store the console as well as the Nintendo Switch online games, controllers, and cables you want to take with you.
MicroSD Card
The Nintendo Switch internal storage is quite small at 32 GB. To get more gaming storage you can install a microSD card. These storage cards are available in 64, 128, and 256 GB.
Screen Protector
No matter how careful you are there are bound to be scratches you can't prevent. A screen protector is affordable so should be on your list of Switch accessories.
Joy-Con Charger
You're in the middle of a game and your Joy-Con loses power. You can prevent these annoying game interruptions with the Joy-Con Charging Station. You can charge four controllers at one time in just 4 hours.
What Games come with the Nintendo Switch?
If you want a game to come with your dpurchase of the Nintendo Switch expect to pay more. For a lower price, the Nintendo Switch is packaged without a game. You can choose to buy a package set with the game you really want for a higher price, such as the console with Splatoon 2 or with Super Mario Odyssey.
How to download Nintendo Switch online games viat digital purchases.
Downloading video games to play online is quick and easy, just follow these steps:
- Turn on the Nintendo Switch
- Select "A" to go to the Home screen
- Choose the Nintendo eShop
- Sign in with your Nintendo password
- Find the game you want to purchase
- Choose "Proceed to Purchase" for digital purchases
- Select how you want to pay
What Games are Coming out for the Nintendo Switch?
There's always the anticipation and wait for new video games coming to Switch. Here are just a few of the Nintendo Switch titles coming up for release in 2020:
- September – Labyrinth of Refrain: Coven of Dusk, Light Fingers, and Broken Sword 5 – The Serpent's Curse
- October – Goosebumps The Game, Dark Souls Remastered, and Transistor, Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna The Golden Country
- November – Diablo III: Eternal Collection, Warframe, and Civilization VI
Once you start playing with the Nintendo Switch console you won't be able to quit. Great graphics, entertaining audio, and kingdoms to explore will keep you up into the early morning hours. But with so many video games already released, and more to come every month, you'll need to narrow down your choices of which game to buy. Otherwise, you'll run out of time playing them all.
The Nintendo Switch lineup of video games is huge and includes action/adventure games with huge worlds all the way to puzzle games for younger players. Your choices can be overwhelming if you're not sure what you're looking for. Our list is a great place to find your next gaming addiction. Take the time to research other video games not included here.
Before you buy, find out the pros and cons of those video games you're interested in. Are you looking for replay value or ready put the game aside once you reach the end? With a little of knowledge, you'll soon be deep into your next gaming adventure.
Expert Tip
Make it easier on your eyes by viewing the Switch menu in Dark Mode. Just go to Settings >Themes and select "Basic Black". Save your games with Cloud Save. Pssst! Don't forget that the right gaming desk can really add to your game!
Did you Know
The Nintendo Switch was first released on March 3, 2017. In the first month, over 2.4 million of the gaming consoles were sold around the world. Popular games include Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, Dark Souls Remastered, Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna The Golden Country and many more. The classic NES games are also available to play on Switch – a huge selling point for the console (as is the new Switch online feature: Cloud Save).


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Olympic Trials Qualifier
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Best marathon: 2:23:57 (2007, St. George). Won the Top of Utah Marathon twice (2003,2004). Won the USATF LDR circuit in Utah in 2006.
Draper Days 5 K 15:37 (2004)
Did not know this until June 2012, but it turned out that I've been running with spina bifida occulta in L-4 vertebra my entire life, which explains the odd looking form, struggles with the top end speed, and the poor running economy (cannot break 16:00 in 5 K without pushing the VO2 max past 75).
Short-Term Running Goals:
Qualify for the US Olympic Trials. With the standard of 2:19 on courses with the elevation drop not exceeding 450 feet this is impossible unless I find an uncanny way to compensate for the L-4 defect with my muscles. But I believe in miracles.
Long-Term Running Goals:
2:08 in the marathon. Become a world-class marathoner. This is impossible unless I find a way to fill the hole in L-4 and make it act healthy either by growing the bone or by inserting something artificial that is as good as the bone without breaking anything important around it. Science does not know how to do that yet, so it will take a miracle. But I believe in miracles.
I was born in 1973. Grew up in Moscow, Russia. Started running in 1984 and so far have never missed more than 3 consecutive days. Joined the LDS Church in 1992, and came to Provo, Utah in 1993 to attend BYU. Served an LDS mission from 1994-96 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Got married soon after I got back. My wife Sarah and I are parents of eleven children: Benjamin, Jenny, Julia, Joseph, Jacob, William, Stephen, Matthew, Mary, Bella. and Leigha. We home school our children.
I am a software engineer/computer programmer/hacker whatever you want to call it, and I am currently working for RedX. Aside from the Fast Running Blog, I have another project to create a device that is a good friend for a fast runner. I called it Fast Running Friend.
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...if we are to have faith like Enoch and Elijah we must believe what they believed, know what they knew, and live as they lived.
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A.M. Long run. 20 miles total. Started with Ariel, he ran 3.25 miles with me then turned around as he had to be done early. I got through the first 10 miles in 1:15:25, then turned around and ran my usual 10 mile tempo. There was more headwind today than last week, I think, judging from the splits. At times I would hit splits that were much faster over relatively short segments, and then at other times go the same or slower which seemed to coincide with gusts of wind. I ended up hitting the 3 mile tempo stretch in 16:58, but the first mile of it was 5:34 and then the wind slowed me down. My split at 8 miles was 45:16. Benjamin came to rescue me in the last mile. It helped a lot to have him around on those hills. I ended up with 56:57 for 10 miles. HR hit 162 on the last hill. Most of the time through the last 5 miles it was around 153.
Jenny and Jacob did 1, Benjamin 6, Julia and Joseph 2.
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Shall the idea of a double-tax on renters now be resurrected every year in Tucson? This time, the City Council didn't wait for public outcry to defeat the idea, but why is Mike Letcher even putting forth the idea? This is why Kromko, Juliani, and co. shouldn't have scrapped plans for an initiative last year.
Given the strong possibility of a recall election, there is much more to say about this, when the "real job" lets up a bit. Don't take talk of de-funding the governmental functions of government and emergency services seriously; demand that the city council meaningfully cut the scope of government.
Tuesday, January 05, 2010
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First things first, we are married! That's why we took such a long break in April. We needed to get things done for the wedding and honeymoon and honestly, that was more important at the moment. Our wedding went great and the honeymoon in Jamaica was awesome. We already booked our return trip since we loved it so much. Now that the dust has settled we are getting back into the hunts and the blog. Luckily we had a few days after Jamaica where we got back going outdoors. We started with a Zoo trip with our nephews in Omaha and that Zoo was huge. We went through the aviary and looked at the ducks, geese and even pheasants. Of course, that got us wishing bird season was back. Once we got home, we had a couple more days off before going back to work. We decided to go do some scouting for coyotes.
We decided to go to some mountains out west of us. We got ready like usual and got our camo on and loaded up the rifle and Kaela's shotgun. We only brought the guns in case we found something good or saw a coyote in the open where we could take a shot. We took off driving and soon enough, Kaela was asleep. I love how she always falls asleep when we go hunting, no matter what time we leave. I had been in this area once and I was hoping we could see something. Antelope are always around and there's enough water around that seeing wild game is expected. I pulled up my OnXmaps app and looked for public land. There was plenty of it on this mountain range but access is always the issue here in Utah. The locked up public land is my biggest frustration hunting in Utah. Coming from Nevada where 90% of the state is public land, Utah is full of private land.
I picked a dirt road on the map and decided to start heading down to see where it goes. The landscape was very green with all the fresh moisture we've had. I love seeing the desert in the spring. It's a whole different world from what you normally see. Once we pulled off the paved road, we put in our earplugs. Decibullz really has a great product, we were still able to talk to each other while driving around and we knew if a coyote came across us, we could shoot without worrying about our hearing. Check out the link to see what Decibullz has come up with. You'd be amazed too. This trail we were on wasn't bad, but it didn't look very promising. I used the OnXmap app and found some more public land to go hunt. We decided to go hopping from public land to public land. This is what scouting is all about, just learning the land and finding animals.
Eventually, I decided to turn down this other road and see what kind of access it gave us up the mountain. As we were heading down this road, Kaela spotted a vulture flying. I couldn't see him from my side of the truck so I asked her if it was hanging out or moving on. She said it was hanging out. I decided to pull over and watch the vulture for a bit. While she did that I pulled up my map again and saw that there was a strip of BLM land that this vulture was hanging out over. By now a few minutes had gone by and the vulture was still there. I pulled up a dirt road just enough to be within legal shooting land. We got out of the truck hoping to find what the vulture was hanging out over. We could smell a foul smell in the air which explained the vulture. I decided that we should try and find this carcass and see if it would be worth setting up there later in the evening. As we hiked in, I decided to do a quick coyote howl with a hand caller. No sooner was I done making the howl then Kaela hit me and said 'There's a Coyote!" She was sure that she saw a coyote running into the bushes behind us about 30 yards. I was facing the wrong way so I asked her what she saw and she described seeing this gray thing about the size of a dog just charging behind this big sagebrush and then disappearing. She had seen her first coyote and her excitement was through the roof. I love seeing her get so excited over hunting like that. We walked over to where she saw the coyote and the ground was packed hard so it was hard to find any tracks but I still believe she saw that coyote, just as I have numerous times when coyote hunting. We decided to keep that area in mind for when we came back. After all, this was just a scouting trip.
Once we got back to the truck, I looked on the map again for somewhere else to go scout. On the map, a few springs were marked out. I decided to go see if those springs were active or not. We drove in and got into some forestry land. The drive in on Helga (my truck) was a little tight but it's always fun to get the truck into the mountains. Once we got close to the springs, we started hiking. We found a couple of spots that had no water that looked like at one point they held water. There were deer and elk tracks everywhere. I knew that the tracks are a good sign of life in the area and with that, there are coyotes around. We continued to another spot that looked promising. We weren't able to get right into the spring but it was full of vegetation that looked very alive. To me, that's a good sign, but none of the tracks continued into it. I think that thick vegetation is the only thing getting any water from that spring. When we got close to the spring, we saw some small cat tracks. I think we decided that the track was bobcat tracks. We decided to hike back to the truck. We weren't very far so it was going to be a short hike. As we hiked back, Kaela looks down and points out these fresh tracks on the ground next to our boot prints. She pointed out her first coyote tracks. This coyote must have come around wondering what we were doing in the mountains in the middle of nowhere and come around to take a look at us. We tried to follow the tracks for a second but they went into some hard ground and we lost the track. We decided that it was worth doing a quick set up there.OnXmaps app and seeing how we could get into some public land. The more we use that app, the more useful it becomes. The other thing was our earplugs. I know I already mentioned it but here's the link again. If you want to check them out and get some free shipping on any order over $50 dollars, here's that link. While we were set up, we still had our earplugs in and they didn't bother us and still allowed us to whisper to each other during our small set. To me, the best part still is seeing how Kaela has learned so much and is starting to notice signs of what to look for and saw her first coyote. Not counting the roadkill coyote I had her pick up, that's a different story. There's no going wrong when I go hunting with my wife. That way it's always successful.
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Injections of botulinum toxin A (Botox) revolutionized the beauty industry by providing a nonsurgical option for eliminating the appearance of wrinkles. Its value in treating a variety of medical conditions has since been proven, among them excessive sweating, spasticity and vocal tremors.
Now, this potent poison is poised to revolutionize treatment of atrial fibrillation (afib), a distressing type of irregular heart rhythm that can occur for many reasons.
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This Treatment is an Emerging Area of Research
"In the treatment of atrial fibrillation (afib), targeting the nervous system that controls heart activity instead of the electrical system of the heart is an emerging area of research. This is akin to a mechanic fixing a car's ignition switch instead of the engine itself. This latest study investigating the effects of Botox in the control of afib in patients undergoing coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) describes a technique to blunt the nervous system's stimulation of the heart. While it is an innovative and potentially novel treatment for postoperative afib, it is important to point out that this treatment is still in its infancy and is only currently applicable in the setting of major cardiac surgery. For the majority of people with afib, which affects approximately five million people worldwide, current treatments, including medications, lifestyle modification, and minimally invasive cardiac ablation, will continue to be the standard of care for the coming future."
Earlier Treatments Not Always Optimum.
Medications are not always successful in preventing the arrhythmia, particularly when it occurs following coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG). Ablation can be more successful, but the procedure is invasive and expensive, and more than one treatment is often needed to banish the arrhythmia.
This is where Botox may have a lead. It appears to be more effective than either alternative, with minimal cost and effort.
At the Annual Meeting of the Heart Rhythm Society in May 2015, researchers presented some astonishing results of a small study. Participants were 60 patients who experienced afib from time to time, and who were undergoing ABG. Researchers divided them into two groups. The first group received Botox injections into the fat surrounding their heart during the CABG surgery; the second group received injections of saline.
Advantage: Botox.
One month later, only seven percent of the Botox-treated patients had developed afib, compared to 30 percent of the placebo patients. But the big surprise came over the next 11 months, when afib recurred in 27 percent of placebo patients, but in none of the Botox patients.
The researchers expected Botox's effects to wear off between three and six months after the injection, and were surprised at how long its effects lasted. At present, they can only postulate why it happened.
Business as Usual.
The clinical trial was too small to change practice, and it will be a while before the long-term effects of Botox injections into the heart are known. Nevertheless, the researchers called their finding "potentially gamechanging."


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This year is likely to be the bleakest Christmas for about 15 –20 years.
I remember the times when it was this bad, and I am going to make sure it is never this bad again.
I listened to someone maybe I shouldn't have listened to, and now it's time to move on.
I tried it, whatever promises there were, didn't materialise, if you're an arsehole maybe you do well.
Since I'm not an arsehole, I have pride and principles, then maybe it's not the place for me.
So unless a miracle happens very soon, I have to move on to another path.
The electronic side is going well, making dark electro kicks from synths from scratch, is tough takes time, but
it has to be done. This is to make my stuff as individual as possible, just something I feel I should do.
The film side there is more cooking, the orchestral film music is well received.
More sounds to make and weirdness to construct in the witching hour
That's the time when the Ghost walks into the room …
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With frequent travel and limited time to keep this website updated, I am launching a new blog soon for ease of updating and to share a deeper dive on certain topics that capture my attention throughout the year. Some might say 2018 is rough and they "cannot wait to start a new year". I believe 2019 will be all sunshine and lollipops!
This space will serve as my repository....my boneyard for top of mind stuff , scribbles on notepaper turned digital and other random thoughts.
Thank you for visiting and let's see what happens here!
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Going from the pristine, Technicolor fairyland of "holy Mount Zion" to the stark, monochromatic hills of Lake Havasu City was a bit of a shock. Just rolling into town, seeing the "Elevation, 450 ft" made me swallow hard. So arriving at the boondock location along a rough, dusty white-rock road left me in a bit of scenic withdrawal.
Debbie had arrived a couple of days before me and found us a great spot hidden up and over a hill where we were out of view, yet still had a view. We had the benefit of beautiful sunsets and moon rises, without the white walls of neighbors blocking our view. The area south of Lake Havasu near SARA Park was a bit of a "revolving door," with everything from squatters to transient snowbirds stopping in for the night, making the extra quarter mile drive over the rough, rocky road to a more remote spot worth it. But the relentless wind never stopped, there was little to no vegetation, and the dark backdrop of steel-gray mountains against the whiterock road left me longing for the visual stimulation I had left behind in Zion.
Add to that the fact that the area was covered in shattered glass; bottles, mirrors, window panes, and empty ammo shells. The sight of surrounding garbage (including a pair of discarded men's underwear!) in what was once a nice stone fire ring now turned garbage dump was distressing. Despite the companionship of my friends, the desolate surroundings had me slipping into a funk. I thought many times about getting a trash bag and trying to collect some of the garbage, but it just seemed futile. I couldn't put my foot where there wasn't shattered glass or ammo cartridges. I will never understand the thrill of shattering glass in mid air, just for the fun of it…especially when most of the shards land in the path of my expensive set of Michelins.
Mornings on both sides of Thanksgiving were greeted with sound effects from the nearby shooting range. Nothing says "peace and fellowship of the Thanksgiving holiday" like the sound of gunfire in the distant hills. We were also in direct path of the ATV traffic. The ATV roads ran on all sides of our boondock, and the riders seemed to come in waves. My particular favorite was the little boy driving his own 4 wheeler, who couldn't have been much more than four himself. At least he was wearing a helmet….with a fire engine red "fauxhawk" down the middle.
It was soon time for Debbie to move on further south to honor some personal commitments, so with her departure, I moved into the Lake Havasu State Park in hopes of lifting my spirits a bit.
But before she departed, there was to be one last cheeseburger between us…
I had read about the infamous Desert Bar, aka the "Nellie E. Saloon" on other blogs, and was intrigued. Named for the old mining claim in the Buckskin mountains near Parker, AZ, this bar and restaurant is completely off the grid. Water comes from a well powered by an impressive solar array that covers the tin roof. A giant lithium battery bank powers the refrigeration and sound equipment for the live bands. And food is cooked on gas grills. They are only open on Saturday and Sunday from "High Noon to Sundown."
There are two ways to get to the Desert Bar, the "Easy Way," and the "Back Way." Since we are traveling in Debbie's Scion, we opt for the easy way. If that is easy, I would hate to drive the hard road. It is gravel, winding, eroded and rutted. Unbeknownst to us, Thanksgiving weekend is the busiest weekend of the year, so we find ourselves stuck in a back country dirt road rally, sandwiched between big, rumbling dualy trucks and ATVs for the entire six miles.
Less than a mile down the gravel road, we pass an area called "The War Zone," which seems to be a requisite stop for many over-sized vehicles as they stop along the way to let off a little testosterone by "blowing sh*t up" in the desert before heading to the bar to cool down with a coupla cold ones. Guys are out there wearing OSHA headphones, shooting at anything that doesn't ricochet. Ideally.
By this time, I am twisting in my seat. I feel somewhat responsible for dragging Debbie into the mayhem, as the Desert Bar was my suggestion. I repeatedly say "It's okay, I don't really need to see it that badly! Let's turn around. SERIOUSLY! Turn around before we are caught in the crossfire!" But my friend Joel assures me that "An armed society is a polite society." And Debbie is the epitome of the slogan, "Keep Calm and Carry On." So onward we go.
The parking lot is packed, and in fact, cars are starting to fill the overflow lot down the hill. Even though Debbie is driving, I am a nervous wreck trying to find a parking place, as it feels like a free for all with dust swirling, cars honking, and people scurrying every which way.
We walk into the compound, a group of open air balconies overlooking a crowded seating area. People are waiting in line at every food or bar offering. I decide to get a beer to calm my nerves, only they really aren't serving "beer" in my opinion — just Budweiser, Miller Lite, and Coors. We decide to try to get some food. One of us will wait at the table while the other waits in line….only there are no available tables. At each obstacle, I say to Debbie, "It 's okay…let's just go. Really. It's not worth it."
But then our luck turns. A woman walks up to us and says "You ladies looking for a table? We have a big one, and we don't need all this space." It's along the outskirts, out of the frey, on a balcony overlooking the action, great for people watching. And the music is not too loud, and more importantly it's NOT country.
I wait patiently while Debbie stands in line for our burgers. Not only does she return with "Mama's Stacker burger," piled high with ground beef, BBQ and bacon topped with an onion ring, she has also brought back a basket of garlic fries covered in scallions and melted Parmesan cheese, tantalizing olfactory glands in her wake. Add in a cold margarita on the rocks, and all at once, I am assimilated into the desert culture…


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If you weren't at ADX14 in Sydney you may not be aware of one of the most eye-popping glimpses into the future of dental education. In fact the future is already here in Australia – and her name is Cindy the Simroid.
Henry Schein Halas together with Morita are the first companies in the Southern Hemisphere to supply Simroid, the world's first talking, moving robotic patient for dental training. Developed by Nippon Dental University, the world's largest dental university, and Japanese manufacturing giant Morita Group, Simroid is a remarkably life-like simulated patient, able to react realistically to speech and physical stimuli. The robot interacts with the student just the way a human patient would, speaking and using real human responses like that to the command to "open wide", and flinching and grunting if the student causes "pain" or accidentally touches her inappropriately. Simroid can blink, move her mouth, neck and left hand, and even has a gag reflex.
The technology is extraordinary but the realism takes it to another level. The elasticity and texture of the robot's skin, and the detail in the facial and hand features make Simroid uncannily life-like. Morita even promotes the use of make-up on the robot to add even more realism to the doctor/patient scenario. Sensors in and around the mouth can detect and assess the actions of the student, triggering natural patient responses. The developers' next step is to have sensors in the teeth to accurately replicate sensitivity in this crucial area. Simroid is programmed to speak English or Japanese, and other languages are also in the offing.
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Since february 2017 relase, it is possible to display MARC record in UI, using "Show source records" feature. As this feature was very much in demand with our users and librarians, we are very pleased.
Unfortunately, the feature's look and feel doesn't live up to our expectations. In the attach file, you can compare the display our users are used to and the actual display of "Show source record". It lacks of clarity.
It would be great to be able to customize this feature's display in order to adapt it to our users needs and to preserve the consistency of our display. Currently this not possible according to the answer given in case #393118.
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lyonrouge:lyonrouge: Moved all the devices from Mountain Lion (Mac mini) to Snow Leopard (MacBook) with current version of iTunes, but still WiFi sync is flakey.
Moved iTunes connection from Router WiFi AP to Apple AP (AirPort Express 5GHz) and connections appear to have stabilized, will continue to monitor. iTunes 11 appears to be less tolerant of non-apple networks than its predecessor.
Ventura: My bug bear with the update is that if I update an app on my phone, the update won't synch to my itunes library like it did in iTunes 10. So if I update on my phone now, I end up downloading it twice to get it on my iTunes. So now I won't update via phone and have to download on my PC, then synch to get the update on the phone. Why this has happened is beyond me....... DUMB!!!
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Artists Up: Native Artists Resources & Networking Event
ARTISTS UP will offer an evening of resources and
networking for Native Artists
April 20, 5:30 – 8:30 p.m.,
Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center
On April 20, a free session to connect Native artists in Seattle, King County and Washington State to key services will be offered by ARTISTS UP partners: the Office of Arts & Culture, Artist Trust and 4Culture. The evening is designed to share best practices for individual artists through peer learning, build connections between artists and funders, and demystify funding programs and processes. Artists working in dance, literature, media, music, theater, traditional arts, visual and public art are welcome.
The event will take place on Monday, April 20 at Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center located at 5011 Bernie Whitebear Way, Seattle, WA 98199. Daybreak Star Gallery Director, Andrew Morrison, will be providing an optional art tour of the Indian Cultural Center beginning at 5:30 p.m. The program will begin at 6 p.m. with an information and networking exchange from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Light refreshments will be served and art activities for school-aged kids (5 years and older) will be available upon registration for attendees who require child care. Artists can register online through April 15.
ARTISTS UP is a unique, collaborative program between Seattle's Office of Arts & Culture; 4Culture, which serves all of King County; and Artist Trust, dedicated to supporting artists throughout Washington State. Designed to engage under-represented artists, ARTISTS UP has successfully provided Latina/o, Asian, Asian Pacific Islander, Asian American, African, African American and Black artists face-to-face meetings with peer artists and funders over the last two years.
For more information, contact Irene Gómez at 206-684-7310 (M-F, 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.). Transportation details: there is limited free parking adjacent to the venue in addition to unmarked spaces alongside the road. The center is also accessible via Metro Bus.
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NGO "Portal dobrote" whose socially conscious projects Zagreb Bears are always ready and willing to support and urge their fans and partners to get involved, invites us to picture "a green (and happy) world where nobody is hungry anymore because food is not wasted and our environment is not polluted".
This big, green social initiative once again came from a desire to promote social solidarity and create public awareness for the problems of those in need. By using a mobile app 'Green Happy Hour' the goal is to connect in real time family farms, fishermen, small restaurants, bakeries and pastries and food banks and give you information where you can buy an affordable, locally produced product, cooked meal or where to donate the food you don't need.
Every year in Croatia 400 000 tons of food is wasted! The value of wasted food is around 4 billion kuna (around 570 million USD). And one-fifth of citizens of Croatia live below the poverty line. The goal of the project is to reduce food waste by 30% through the next five years.
Mobile app of 'Let's feed Croatia' project will enable:
- donating your extra food to the nearest food bank in your neighbourhood
- buying healthy and locally produced products directly from local farms for lower price
- buying more affordable cooked food in restaurants, bakeries and pastries
To create and start this application, NGO 'Portal dobrote' needs 40 000 USD. This is the point where we all can (and must) help because even the smallest help is welcome! On Indiegogo website a crowdfunding campaign was started and everyone can chip according to their possibilities.
You can give money by clicking 'BACK IT' and choosing an amount or a perk.
If you are not in a possibility to financially back this project, support it by sharing the campaign on social media.
This big and positive humanitarian mission is a kind of continuation of 'Bread for later' and 'No child left hungry' project. In the latter one, the Bears, together with their fans and partners have secured several thousands of daily meals from the less fortunate Croatian pupils.
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GOP backs immigration overhaul to woo HispanicsPublished: Mar 19, 2013 8:00 am By: Catalina Camia, USA TODAY
"The Republican Party is embracing a comprehensive overhaul of the nation's immigration laws, as part of an effort to rebrand itself and attract more Hispanic voters who supported President Obama and Democrats in the last election.
The support for an immigration overhaul is part of a $10 million outreach effort that Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus formally unveiled Monday.
The outreach will begin this year, well ahead of the 2014 midterm elections. The outreach proposal, which will include women and young people, is one of many recommendations that come out of a major post-election report aimed at showing how the GOP can reverse its poor showing at the ballot box in 2008 and 2012. In both campaigns, the Republican Party failed to take the White House and did not gain power in the Senate."
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As I mentioned in my covering letter as well as in the letter you received with your renewal packages, our combined efforts put our program in a favourable position to negotiate with insurers on rates and coverage. So we focused our negotiations this year on correcting insurers perceptions of risk in social housing in Ontario and how it's handled. Specifically:
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We also took a different business approach with insurers. We approached insurers in both North America and Britain and offered insurers the ability to share in underwriting the property component of the insurance program. So instead of having one property underwriter, who absorbs all the risk, we have more than 10, who distribute the risk amongst themselves and thereby lower their exposure. The result of this was that we had unprecedented interest among insurers in the program and enabled us to obtain a competitive program premium and coverage enhancements.
Allocation Model:
HSC calculated insurance premiums based on an allocation model that aims to be fair, transparent and supportive of good risk management practices. As in previous years, the allocation model factored in:
However, this year it also factored in:
Renewal Results Highlights:
A note on providers that did experience increases:
Approximately 60 providers did see increases in their insurance costs. However in the majority of these cases, the increased costs were because their insured building values had risen. The value of your buildings can increase in several ways: by having building values re-assessed after a long period; by increasing the number of insured units; or by adding new locations or providers to your insurance policy. However, it is important to have updated building values since they determine how much you are eligible to receive in the event of a covered loss.
The remainder experienced increases for the following reasons:
I am committed to working closely with providers who have challenging recent claims histories to assist them in controlling costs and reducing risks into the future. And as I mentioned in my letter, I plan to make efforts in moderating insurers' views on the extent to which tenant support services create liability exposure.
Should you have any questions about your insurance costs or seek advice on how to better control them, please do not hesitate to contact me.
I plan to provide you a final update on the status of the 2012/13 Stream A and Stream B Property Claims Trust Funds (Claims Funds) before the end of the year in the next Managing Risky Business. However as I mentioned in the letter that went out with your renewal paperwork, there's been an important policy development on the Claims Fund.
Your Insurance Advisory Committee has approved a set of rules to ensure that funds are properly managed. Any surpluses left in the Claims Funds at the end of a policy term will be returned to participating members six months after the end of the term – once all outstanding claims are fully settled. The surplus would be divided among providers based on the percentage of the provider's initial contribution to the Fund.
The purpose of a Claims Fund is to cover smaller, more common property claims so that insurers can focus on less common, catastrophic claims. As such, it helps control premium costs by absorbing what would otherwise be claims costs and risk exposure incurred by the insurer. Because the size of the Fund is based on its projected use (and this has been fairly accurate in the past two years), we cannot expect surpluses. However utilizing the claims fund data to refine our risk management practices could over time improve the possibility of a surplus. And now we have process for administering any possible surpluses.
While disasters aren't pleasant to talk about, they can help us get new insights into risk management and lend perspective to the human and economic cost of claims. Here are just some of the stories on incidents at participant sites reported in the news:
On a more positive note, I was pleased to recently read about the work that Supportive Housing of Waterloo is doing on addressing hoarding. They're working with other local community groups to "build relationships with clients and network with partner agencies in order to not only address the underlying issue of why someone is holding onto things, but also how to reduce harm to the individual, their family and the broader community." You can read the story here: http://www.waterloochronicle.ca/news/the-hoarding-project/
If you're working on a way to control risks that might be applicable to other providers, I'd like to hear from you! Please feel free to contact me.
Training & Education
There are several educational opportunities this fall related to risk management:
For more information on these sessions and registration details refer to the ONPHA conference guide.
I am also happy to visit providers to get together with front-line staff to educate them on practical risk management. Should you be interested in hosting such a session or to arrange for the custom delivery of HSC training in loss prevention or mould and asbestos remediation, I'd be more than happy to arrange it. Please feel free to contact me.


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Wow…that's all I can say after reading this article on SaaS & Microsoft. I had no idea. I remember when .NET was first starting out. I was working at BEA at the time, but was doing a lot of moonlighting in MS land. I was the main developer for a company that made medical software, which was written in VB 6.0. At the time, we were making strides to move the platform over to .NET because, well, no one liked VB.
Needless to say, anytime i brought up .NET to anyone at BEA, the standard response was "won't scale". Now, they were mostly basing that answer on classic ASP, which frankly sucked. So there was little reason to think that .NET would be different, especially after the brain-trust at MS decided the best thing to do was to create a link between the new .NET web environment ( ASP.NET ) and the old classic VBScript environment ( ASP ) be naming them close to the same thing. Oh well, such is life.
However, in the past few years, Java has begun to lose ground to .NET on a lot of fronts. More features, quicker releases, less complexity and development environment were just some of the benefits being touted. But Java always had two things going for it:
- It's sheer age. Java has been around for a long time, and there's just more data supporting Java and J2EE in terms of scalability, performance, etc…
- It's support heterogeneous environment. Basically anything can be connected in a J2EE application, from embedded devices to mainframes and everything in between.
Now, #1 is starting to change, obviously. As .NET as a technology matures, more data becomes available. #2 will never be a strength of .NET. Whether that's a good thing or not is up in the air.
But now there's an answer to all those questions and FUD you hear about .NET not being able to scale. "Name one giant, complex web application that runs .NET!" they'll say.
"MySpace. Ever hear of it?" is a great response.


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Search.login-help.net Removal Tips (Uninstall Search.login-help.net)
The first thing you should know about the so-called Search.login-help.net is that it is not technically a virus, so it cannot harm your system on its own. It is actually a browser hijacker that was created by Cro-bit Ltd.
That, however, does not change the fact that there is nothing useful about it. The hijacker is aimed at making money for its developers and causes nothing but disruptions for computer users. There is no reason why you would want to keep in on your PC. We advise that you terminate Search.login-help.net and go back to your original browser preferences.
How does Search.login-help.net work?
The browser hijacker adds its own extension to your browsers and alters your settings. Your home page and search provider are replaced with Search.login-help.net. The page presents you with a search box and several quick access buttons including Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and some others. If you enter a query into the search box, you will get results powered by Google. Keep in mind, however, that these results may contain sponsored links added by the hijacker. You should avoid these links, because you cannot be sure of their safety.
The hijacker will insert other advertising data into your browsers as well. You will see coupons, banners, pop-ups, and so on. These adverts will slow down your browsing speed. Some of them will also provide you with misleading information as not all of the ads are actually reliable. If you click on fake advertisements, you will risk infecting your PC with various threats including malicious ones. Other symptoms of the hijacker include random redirects, sluggish computer performance, and tracking cookies. If you want to eliminate all of them for good, you will have to delete Search.login-help.net from your browsers.
How to remove Search.login-help.net?
As it has been mentioned above, the hijacker is not a malign infection, so you can remove Search.login-help.net manually. If you choose to go with this option, you will have to uninstall the application with which the hijacker has entered your computer and reset your browsers. Manual Search.login-help.net removal instructions are presented below the article and you are welcome to use them. If, on the other hand, you choose to eliminate Search.login-help.net automatically, you can download the anti-malware tool from our site. It will scan and clean your PC. With its help, you will be able to not only delete Search.login-help.net along with other threats, but you will also make sure that your system stays safeguarded in the future.
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Step 1. Uninstall Search.login-help.net and related programs.
Remove Search.login-help.net from Windows 8
Right-click in the lower left corner of the screen. Once Quick Access Menu shows up, select Control Panel choose Programs and Features and select to Uninstall a software.
Uninstall Search.login-help.net from Windows 7
Click Start → Control Panel → Programs and Features → Uninstall a program.
Delete Search.login-help.net from Windows XP
Click Start → Settings → Control Panel. Locate and click → Add or Remove Programs.
Remove Search.login-help.net from Mac OS X
Click Go button at the top left of the screen and select Applications. Select applications folder and look for Search.login-help.net or any other suspicious software. Now right click on every of such entries and select Move to Trash, then right click the Trash icon and select Empty Trash.
Step 2. Delete Search.login-help.net from your browsers
Terminate the unwanted extensions from Internet Explorer
- Tap the Gear icon and go to Manage Add-ons.
- Pick Toolbars and Extensions and eliminate all suspicious entries (other than Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Oracle or Adobe)
- Leave the window.
Change Internet Explorer homepage if it was changed by virus:
- Tap the gear icon (menu) on the top right corner of your browser and click Internet Options.
- In General Tab remove malicious URL and enter preferable domain name. Press Apply to save changes.
Reset your browser
- Click the Gear icon and move to Internet Options.
- Open the Advanced tab and press Reset.
- Choose Delete personal settings and pick Reset one more time.
- Tap Close and leave your browser.
- If you were unable to reset your browsers, employ a reputable anti-malware and scan your entire computer with it.
Erase Search.login-help.net from Google Chrome
- Access menu (top right corner of the window) and pick Settings.
- Choose Extensions.
- Eliminate the suspicious extensions from the list by clicking the Trash bin next to them.
- If you are unsure which extensions to remove, you can disable them temporarily.
Reset Google Chrome homepage and default search engine if it was hijacker by virus
- Press on menu icon and click Settings.
- Look for the "Open a specific page" or "Set Pages" under "On start up" option and click on Set pages.
- In another window remove malicious search sites and enter the one that you want to use as your homepage.
- Under the Search section choose Manage Search engines. When in Search Engines..., remove malicious search websites. You should leave only Google or your preferred search name.
Reset your browser
- If the browser still does not work the way you prefer, you can reset its settings.
- Open menu and navigate to Settings.
- Press Reset button at the end of the page.
- Tap Reset button one more time in the confirmation box.
- If you cannot reset the settings, purchase a legitimate anti-malware and scan your PC.
Remove Search.login-help.net from Mozilla Firefox
- In the top right corner of the screen, press menu and choose Add-ons (or tap Ctrl+Shift+A simultaneously).
- Move to Extensions and Add-ons list and uninstall all suspicious and unknown entries.
Change Mozilla Firefox homepage if it was changed by virus:
- Tap on the menu (top right corner), choose Options.
- On General tab delete malicious URL and enter preferable website or click Restore to default.
- Press OK to save these changes.
Reset your browser
- Open the menu and tap Help button.
- Select Troubleshooting Information.
- Press Refresh Firefox.
- In the confirmation box, click Refresh Firefox once more.
- If you are unable to reset Mozilla Firefox, scan your entire computer with a trustworthy anti-malware.
Uninstall Search.login-help.net from Safari (Mac OS X)
- Access the menu.
- Pick Preferences.
- Go to the Extensions Tab.
- Tap the Uninstall button next to the undesirable Search.login-help.net and get rid of all the other unknown entries as well. If you are unsure whether the extension is reliable or not, simply uncheck the Enable box in order to disable it temporarily.
- Restart Safari.
Reset your browser
- Tap the menu icon and choose Reset Safari.
- Pick the options which you want to reset (often all of them are preselected) and press Reset.
- If you cannot reset the browser, scan your whole PC with an authentic malware removal software.
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Our Services Include:
Bravo Roofing Inc offers a variety of roofing solutions to protect your most important asset.
Over the last several years, Bravo Roofing, Inc. has successfully completed dozens of public-sector roofing projects. Projects range from high-security public safety to buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Some of our public-sector clients include the Cities of Los Angeles, Long Beach, and Bellflower. These jobs vary in size, location and materials, and showcase the diversity and capacity of Bravo Roofing. Bravo Roofing, Inc. has the man-power, the tools, and the experience to offer the best serve municipalities, industrial, and commercial customers.
We would like the opportunity to inspect any roofing system as a way of being proactive versus reactive. It costs less to be proactive, and reduces the stress that comes with a last-minute emergency. Servicing and maintaining a roof system is no different than maintaining a home, vehicle, etc. The roofing system is an investment in the building, and the better it is taken care of, the better it will perform.


text: An unidentified farmer protesting the rising cost of doing business, c. 1940. As the cost of feed, hay and even cows themselves skyrocketed, farmers had little choice other than sell more milk to make up for the cost. This, however, contributed to milk surpluses that just as quickly devalued milk due to oversupply. From left to right, signs read: "Bale Hay Cost: before, $15.00, now, $26.00; Cow Cost: before, $125.00, now, $225.00. Bag Feed Cost: before, $32.00, now, $52.00." Courtesy of the Consumers Union Archives.


text: What is that blue? That streaked soul of winter morn, so deeply colored I would swear someone spilled ink across the sky. I cannot get enough of it, I drink of it's richly held secrets, the liquid ether that passes through my fingers as sweetly as the water that springs from the chalice of the earth. And where the fields bleed into night and the lamplight dissolves into the shadows of twilight, the fields of sky are haunted with the ghosts of creatures from the deep, a evanescent light that hovers with such frailty. That morning light is so elusively coy, melting into day beyond my eyes. And yet, it slides back into the bookend of day, and holds the land captive within it's riveting gaze for a moment or two, until it simply dissipates into night. It is the colour of awe.


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Book of the Week
Every week, Smart Office staff and leadership recommend books for business leaders and technology entrepreneurs. Read the same books that have helped shape Smart Office into an award-winning communication, mobile marketing, and field management technology provider for franchise and direct selling enterprises.
"You will be the same person in five years as you are today except for the people you meet and the books you read."
― Charlie "Tremendous" Jones
"Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance" by Angela Duckworth
This Week's Title: Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance by Angela Duckworth
Recommended By: Alan Alpert, Smart Office Founder
Favorite Quote: "Enthusiasm is common. Endurance is rare." – Angela Duckworth
Why We Love It: Smart Office has proven its endurance. With over 20 years serving the Direct Sellling industry we have shown our passion and perseverance in creating responsive communication tools.
Book Summary: In this instant New York Times bestseller, pioneering psychologist Angela Duckworth shows anyone striving to succeed—be it parents, students, educators, athletes, or business people—that the secret to outstanding achievement is not talent but a special blend of passion and persistence she calls "grit."
Drawing on her own powerful story as the daughter of a scientist who frequently noted her lack of "genius," Duckworth, now a celebrated researcher and professor, describes her early eye-opening stints in teaching, business consulting, and neuroscience, which led to the hypothesis that what really drives success is not "genius" but a unique combination of passion and long-term perseverance. – Amazon
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800-440 Features: -Includes brew kettle with lid, thermometer and spigot. -Stainless ball valve with FNPT threaded interior and exterior openings. -Narrow diameter and high side-wall reduces chance of boil over. -All stainless steel construction won't interact with acid wort. Product Type: -Brew pot and kettle. Number of Items Included: -4. Generic Dimensions: -FNPT threaded: 0.5". Dimensions: Overall Product Weight: -20 Pounds. Overall Height - Top to Bottom: -16 Inches. Overall Depth - Front to Back: -13.6 Inches.
- Bayou Classic 10-Gallon Single Brew Kettle (Item# 800-440/40-Qt.) 13.6"d x 16"h
- Stainless Standard Stockpot with Low Side Indentation, Heat Shield and Gallon/Quart Calibration
- Stainless Domed Lid
- Stainless Ball Valve having 1/2" FNPT threaded interior and exterior opening
- Stainless Thermometer with 3" Dial indicating various Brew Settings