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I was in my car listening to the audio bible when I heard the words "deny yourselves" in Leviticus. It was God speaking to Moses. It is the same person who said "deny yourself and take up the cross". The problem with many people is that they forget that Jesus was speaking to Jews in their mother tongue and in the context of their culture. As such to a Jew denying yourself is to rest on the Sabbath God provided.
We cannot take what is in the eastern culture and try to apply it in our western culture. This is why there is so much confusion in the church today. Paul in fact says that he has actually deny himself by dying to the law. He took up the cross by being crucified with Christ. He also has "followed Jesus", when Christ now lives in him.
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Transparency International (TI), the international organization leading the fight against corruption, has released the Global Corruption Report 2009: Corruption and the Private Sector. According to this TI's report, Belize is listed at #111 of 180 countries. The report gives Belize a 2.9 score on a scale where 0 is highly corrupt to 10 is highly clean.
Compared with the results of the Global Corruption Report 2008 that focused on Corruption in the Water Sector, Belize's position has become worse as it was ranked at 99 with a score of 3.0 in 2008.
Being ranked 111th, Belize was ranked above Nigeria, Honduras, Venezuela and Somalia.
Belize's sister nation, St. Lucia, received a much higher score of 7.1, while Guatemala was ranked 98 with 3.1.
The Global Corruption Report 2009 points out that the private sector, just as governments, should follow the principles of transparency and accountability.

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Ever notice that the higher the outdoor temp, the lower the productivity? No one likes to be cooped up in the office when they could be soaking up the sun. It's natural for employees to become distracted from their work, thinking about weekend plans or an upcoming vacation.
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Encourage your employees to use their vacation time as well. Stepping away from the office is a great way to relax and recharge. You can set goals and reward high performing employees with tickets or free hotel stays. Travel incentives are unique opportunities and ultimate motivators for those employees with wanderlust.
Additionally, your dress code should be more casual during the hot summer months. Employers can even experiment with themed days to wear fun summertime items such as hats or Hawaiian shirts.
Investing time into getting to know your employees can increase the dedication they have to their work, no matter what time of year. Create a space where your employees feel understood so that they can feel connected. Some people will value more time with their families, while others will value continuing education or mentorship. Actively listen to your people and use this to find out what drives them.


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The Computers in Chemistry Division
Spring 2000 ACS Meeting Program
San Francisco, CA
Sunday Morning
Application of Effective Core Potentials in HF and DFT Methods
Effective core potential development and applications.
W.J. Stevens
Effective core potentials: How and why they work, or not.
K.G. Dyall
Relativistic pseudopotentials incorporating core/valence polarization and nonlocal effects.
M.M. Marino
Recent developments and applications of model core potentials.
M. Klobukowski
Recent progress in atomic and chemical group effective potentials.
J.C. Barthelat Sr.
The 21st Century: How Far Can COMP Go with the Hardest Problems?
Advancing computational modeling and simulation into the 21st century.
T.H. Dunning
Molecular modeling in biology and materials science: Prospects for the 21st century.
R.A. Friesner
On the role of high-performance computing in simulating complex molecules of biological interest.
P. Kollman
Scaling computational chemistry to peta-FLOP/s computers.
R.J. Harrison
Sunday Afternoon
Application of Effective Core Potentials in HF and DFT Methods
Structures and reaction mechanisms of transition-metal compounds.
G. Frenking
Application of effective core potentials to density functional calculations of inorganic species.
P.J. Hay, R.L. Martin, G. Schreckenbach, N.J. Henson
Energy-consistent ab initio pseudopotentials and their application to f-element systems.
M. Dolg
Modeling spin-orbit effects with ECPs.
W.C. Ermler
Density functional calculations of NMR and EPR parameters for heavy-element compounds.
M. Kaupp, J. Vaara, M. Munzarova, O.L. Malkina, V.G. Malkin
Oxidative addition to (PCP)IrH2 and related transition-metal complexes.
K. Krogh-Jespersen, M. Czerw, A.S Goldman
The 21st Century: How Far Can COMP Go with the Hardest Problems?
Molecular modeling of adsorption in amorphous nanoporous materials.
K.E. Gubbins
Computational challenges in structural and functional genomics.
T. Head-Gordon
Challenge of COTS technology in solving 21st-century scientific computation.
A. Komornicki
W1 and W2 theory: Thermochemistry in the kJ/mol accuracy range.
J.M.L. Martin, G. DeOliveira
Sexy genetic algorithms.
S.N. Burkett, R.D. Clark
Monday Morning
Ab Initio and Semiempirical Studies of Excited-State Studies
CEO/semiempirical calculations of excited electronic states of conjugated molecules.
S. Tretiak, R.L. Martin
Density functional theory based multireference configuration interaction calculations for excited states: Electronic absorption spectra of organic donor-acceptor systems and a series of porphyrin-type molecules including chlorophyll A.
A.B.J. Parusel, S. Grimme
Estimation of physical constants for environmental modeling.
S. Hilal, B.P. Shrestha
Linear-scaling computation of ground state with time-domain localized-density-matrix method.
D. Zhou, S. Yokojima, G. Chen
Vertical electrostatic model 42: Solvatochromic shifts for excitation energies from a generalized Born model.
C.J. Cramer, J. Li, D.G. Truhlar
Application of Effective Core Potentials in HF and DFT Methods
Ab initio determination of the active site of a metalloenzyme.
M. Krauss
Applications of ECP/DFT to the spin states of iron porphyrins.
Y-P. Liu
Density functional, effective core potential study of steric vs. electronic stabilization in (p-R-C6H4-NC)2W(dppe)2.
D.W. Bennett, N.L. Wagner, D.A. Dixon
Effective core potentials and the transactinide ligand field.
C.S. Nash
Theoretical study of the carbonyl substitution reactions of M(CO)5 and M(CO)4(C2H2), where M = Fe, Ru, Os.
S.A. Decker, M. Klobukowski, T.R. Cundari
Co(+2): H2O vs. NH3 ligands.
M.D. Ryan, A.M. Schmiedekamp
Effective core potential applications in transition-metal chemistry.
T.R. Cundari, T.R. Klinckman, W. Fu Jr., T Zhou
Structure-Based Drug Design
Computer simulations for drug lead optimization.
W.L. Jorgensen, J. Tirado-Rives, M.L., Plount, D.J. Price, R.C. Rizzo, D. Wang
Calculation of relative binding free energies: Use for characterizing the AMP binding site of fructose 1,6-bisphosphatase.
M.D. Erion, J. Schanzer, P.D. vanPoelje, M.R. Reddy
Paradigms for rational drug discovery and refinement.
C.L. Brooks, S. Banba, K.V. Damodaran, O. Roche
Evaluation of the linear response method using a continuum solvent model in the prediction of binding affinities.
D.L. Cheney, R. Zhou, R.A. Friesner, J.S Mason
Computational alanine scanning of the 1:1 human growth hormone/receptor complex.
S. Huo, I. Massova, P.A. Kollman
Monday Afternoon
Estimation of physical and chemical constants for environmental modeling.
S.H. Hilal, L.A. Carreira, S.W. Karickhoff
Nature and composition of black box topological parameters.
M. Charton, B. Charton
Computational parameters in correlation analysis: Normal boiling points.
R.E. Clark, G.R. Famini, L.Y. Wilson
Electronic descriptors for QSARs of halogenated aliphatic hydrocarbons.
S. Trohalaki, R. Pachter
Atomic index of charge and orbital controlled intermolecular interaction in molecular modeling for QSAR in drug design.
I.B. Bersuker, S. Bahceci, J.E. Boggs
QM/QSAR applications to dental materials.
A.J. Holder, J.A. Morrill, J.D. Eick, C. Chappelow
Structure-Based Drug Design
Recent advances in modeling partial atomic charges, solvation energies, and partition coefficients.
D.G. Truhlar, Y-Y. Chuang, C.J. Cramer, D. Dolney, G.D. Hawkins, J. Li, D.A. Liotard, P. Winget, J. Xidos, T. Zhu
Computer-aided design of bioactive molecules.
H. Carlson, T. Mordasini, J.A. McCammon
Identification of binding sites in a receptor and design and evaluation of ligands at that site.
M. Prabhakaran
Structure-based design of protease inhibitors as therapeutics: Some examples.
S.H. Reich
De novo design of synthetically accessible ligands.
A.P. Johnson, K. Boda, J-F. Marchaland, A. Ting
Monday Evening
Applications of ECP/DFT to the spin states of iron porphyrins.
Y-P. Liu
Computational investigations of the B. fragilis metallo-b-lactamase.
F.R. Salsbury, C.L. Brooks
Semiempirical scoring functions for ligand binding based on molecular mechanics and continuum model calculations.
D.L. Cheney, J.S. Mason
Computational study of the structural and energetic properties of calix[4]arene. An investigation of cation-p interactions in the threading reaction path of alkali metal cations.
J.E. Norton, A.T. Macias, J.D. Evanseck
Donor-acceptor-assisted Diels-Alder reactions.
R.A. Wheeler, K.E. Wise
Integration of structure-based and ligand-based approaches to the rational design of HIV-1 protease inhibitors: Binding energy calculations and 3-D-QSAR modeling.
P.R.N. Jayatilleke, A.C. Nair, W.J. Welsh
Computational chemistry comparison and benchmark database.
R.D. Johnson III
Modeling the mammalian nose: Structural motif or mean field olfactory neuron responses?
M. Blanco, W.A. GoddardIII
Tuesday Morning
Computers in Chemistry Award Symposium Honoring Don Truhlar
Energy-transfer-controlled reactions.
S.C. Tucker, S.K. Reese
Quantum reaction dynamics of polyatomic molecules.
D.C. Clary
Organic reactions on-the-fly via QM/MM simulations in solution.
W.L. Jorgensen, J. Chandrasekhar, J. Tirado-Rives, M.P. Repasky
Harpooning studied by transition-state spectroscopy, M..XR+hn®;[M*..XR]ç®;[M+..XR-]ç®;products: Results for M=Li, X=F, R=CH3 or H.
J.B. Giorgi, T.G. Lee, A.J. Hudson, F. Naumkin, H.B. Oh, P. Piecuch, J.C. Polanyi
Quantum transition-state theories: Exact and approximate.
J.C. Light, D.H. Zhang
Structure-Based Drug Design
Molecular mechanics can teach us something about chemistry.
N.L. Allinger
Predicting affinity: The sina qua non of activity.
G.R. Marshall, R. Arimoto, R. Ragno R.D. Head
Binding mode of isatins in caspases, docking, and crystal structure.
M.D. Ryan, M. Head, N.A. Concha, D. Lee
Docking of flexible ligands to RNA targets.
V. Mohan, B.A. Smith, R.H. Griffey, C. McMartin
Database screening by fast flexible docking.
R.D. Clark, S.N. Burkett, T.W Heritage
Tuesday Afternoon
Computers in Chemistry Award Symposium Honoring Don Truhlar
Frequency shifts in the hydrogen-bonded OH stretch in water-halide clusters: The importance of charge transfer.
J.T. Hynes, W.H. Thompson
Water dimer vibration-rotation spectrum: Influence of the monomer's internal motions.
C.J. Leforestier
Nonadiabatic effects in O + H2 and H + OH.
G.C. Schatz
Award Address (ACS Award for Computers in Chemical & Pharmaceutical Research). Recent applications of variational transion-state theory.
D.G. Truhlar
Tuesday Evening
General Posters
On achieving efficient molecular dynamics simulations with the finite difference Poisson-Boltzmann method.
R. Luo, L. David, M.K. Gilson
Comparison of the DHFR wildtype and the Val-121 mutant molecular dynamics simulations.
J.L. Radkiewicz, C.L. Brooks
Computational investigations of the B. fragilis metallo-b-lactamase.
F.R. Salsbury, C.L. Brooks
Water under pressure.
E. Schwegler, G. Galli, F. Gygi
Dynamics of nonspecific interactions between Cro and B-DNA.
C. Fernandes, F. Yang, I. Ouporov, K. Thomasson
Molecular dynamics simulations of alkane crystallization processes: Effect of short-chain branching.
T. Shoji, T. Aoyagi, H. Fukunaga, F. Sawa, J-I. Takimoto, M. Doi, T. Igarashi
Molecular dynamics simulations of the structural and dynamic effects of double bonds in dimyristoyl phosphatidylcholine and its monolayers.
R.L. Wood, A.J. Hopfinger
Molecular dynamics study of HIV-1 reverse transcriptase/DNA/dTTP complex.
S.S. Kerimo, L. Li, L.G. Pedersen, T.A. Darden
Molecular simulations of photodamaged DNA.
O. Wiest, P. Tran
Ab initio studies on the origin of ss-sheet twisting.
I.L. Shamovsky, G.M. Ross, R.J. Riopelle
Computer-based design of monospecific inhibitors of engineered protein kinases.
O.V. Buzko, A.C. Bishop, Y. Liu, K.M. Shokat
DNA repair by photolyase: Theoretical study of docking, dynamics, and electron transfer between photolyase catalytic cofactor FADH- and DNA
pyrimidine dimer.
J. Antony, D.M. Medvedev, A.A. Stuchebrukhov
Docking studies using the low-mode conformational search method.
C. Parish, T. Lyons
Incorporating chemical reactivity in the design of combinatorial libraries.
M. Lindvall, A. Leach, T. Kostka, J. Gasteiger
Ionization properties of oligonucleotides and sequence specific DNA alkylation.
P.R. LeBreton, Q. Zhu
Molecular study of enkephalin-opioid receptor interactions.
C. Parish, R. Gooch
Molecular simulation of racemic mixture adsorption into a chiral zeotype.
L.A. Clark, R.Q. Snurr
New energy partitioning scheme based on the self-consistent charge and configuration method for subsystems: Application to water dimer system.
T. Uchimaru, J. Korchowiec
Semiempirical scoring functions for ligand binding based on molecular mechanics and continuum model calculations.
D.L. Cheney, J.S. Mason
Toward a molecular understanding of enkephalin-opioid receptor interactions.
C. Parish, R. Gooch
Estrogen receptors: Modeling and structural determinants of ligand binding domains.
A. Bhat, R. Abagyan
Atypical exocyclic substituents on nucleobases: Computation of steric indices and their implication for fidelity of DNA replication.
E. Yuriev, J.D. Orbell
Computational study of the structural and energetic properties of calix[4]arene. An investigation of cation-p interactions in the threading reaction path of alkali metal cations.
J.E. Norton, A.T. Macias, J.D. Evanseck
Analysis of the potential energy surfaces of various HIV-1 protease inhibitors.
C. Parish, M. Rappleye
Comparison of quantum chemical approaches to the direct calculation of pKa.
A.T. Pudzianowski, D.L. Cheney
Conformational analysis of tris(nitrohydroximethyl)aminomethane hidrochloride (TNAMH) using semiempirical and density functional methods.
I. Cordova, L. Feliu, D. Bacelo
Manganese-salen catalyzed epoxidation of olefins (Kochi-Jacobsen-Katsuki reaction).
J. El-Bahraoui, O. Wiest, D. Plattner, D. Feichtinger
Computational study of aza-dipeptides and phenprocoumon analogs as HIV-1 protease inhibitors.
P.R.N. Jayatilleke, A.C. Nair, W.J. Welsh
Dynamic conformation changes of furanose ring: A major influence of nucleoside structure on enzyme catalytic activity and inhibition.
L. Mu, M. Nicklaus, S. Sarafianos, H. Ford Jr., H. Mitsuya, V. Marquez
Determining the molecular flexibility of HIV-1 protease inhibitors.
C. Parish, K. Sinclair
Donor-acceptor-assisted Diels-Alder reactions.
R.A. Wheeler, K.E. Wise
Influence of through bond interactions on the rates of ring-opening reactions.
D. Sawicka, K.N. Houk
Molecular origin of aqueous phase catalysis and stereoselectivity of the Diels-Alder reaction.
S. Kong, J.D. Evanseck
Quantum chemical studies of the Ni-Fe hydrogenase active site: A comparative analysis.
H. Harris, Z.X. Barrios, R. Grosely, J. Tilleman
Theoretical study of microscopic solvation of HCl in ammonia clusters: HCl(NH3)n, n=1-3.
D.E. Bacelo
Understanding nonadditive contributions to dispersion forces and short-range exchange effects.
V.M. Audette, D.M. York
Predicting the cleavage reactions of a-substituted nitroalkane radical anions by computational methods.
W.J. Kelly
Studies on the solution conformation and dynamics of maltose, reduced maltotetraose, and he potent glycohydrolase inhibitor acarbose.
H. Mohammed, R.I. Hollingsworth
Synthesis and inclusion complexation studies of a novel molecular receptor for 1,4-disubstituted benzenes and 4,4'-disubstituted
A.T. Macias, K.A. Kumar, A.P. Marchand, J.D. Evanseck
Toward an accurate quantum mechanical model of phosphate hydrolysis in HIV-1 reverse transcriptase.
J.M. Johnson, D.M. York
Molecular dynamics simulations on the structure and conformational properties of C2'-modified arabinooligonucleotides and their RNA
D. Venkateswarlu, D.M. Ferguson
QSAR on anti-HIV drugs: A comparative study.
R. Garg, C. Hansch
Computational study of opioid analogs: Development of 3-D QSAR models for d, m, and k opioid receptor-binding affinities.
A.C. Nair, S-J. Yu, W.J. Welsh, J. Duchek, N.
Modeling the interaction of agrochemicals with environmental surfaces.
Comparative QSAR study on 5a-reductase inhibitors.
A. Kurup, C. Hansch
CCSDT spectroscopic constants for first-row diatomic hydrides.
J.A. Sordo
Quantum dot cellular automata: Encoding information in molecules.
O.G. Wiest, S. Braun-Sand
Theoretical study of microscopic solvation of SO3 in water clusters: SO3(H2O)n, n = 1-3.
Z. Ocasio, D.E. Bacelo
Theoretical study of potential energy surfaces of the Ne-HCl+ van der Waals complex using finite element methods.
T.J. Dudley, R.R. Pandey, P. Staffin, M.R. Hoffmann
Theoretical study of the boron-nitrogen dative bond in aminomethylphenyl boronates.
F.C. Lightstone, J.H. Satcher, S.M. Lane, M.E. Colvin
Theoretical study of the nucleophilic substitution of sulfides.
S.M. Bachrach, B.D. Gailbreath
Wednesday Morning
Ambiguities due to ties in proximity in lead discovery clustering algorithms.
J.D. MacCuish, C.A. Nicolaou, N.E. MacCuish
Similarity-based Shannon-like diversity measure: Theory.
G.M. Maggiora, V. Shanmugasundaram
Similarity-based Shannon-like diversity measure: Application to cell-based chemistry spaces.
V. Shanmugasundaram, G.M. Maggiora
Applying pharmacophoric descriptors in molecular similarity and diversity analysis.
X. Chen
Molecular descriptors and fingerprints to identify molecules with similar biological activity.
J. Bajorath, L. Xue
Pharmacophores in the corporate database: Using 3-D information to select screening sets.
J.P. Holland, T. Mitchell
Structure-Based Drug Design
Analyzing high-throughput screening data by neural networks.
J. Gasteiger, A. Teckentrup, H. Briem
Comparison of CoMFA and QSAR in the study of melatonin receptor ligands for MT1 and MT2 receptors.
J.D. Madura, E. Esposito, P-K. Li
CoMFA and CoMSIA studies on cyclic ureas as HIV-1 protease inhibitors.
X. Wang, W.J. Welsh
Pharmacophore hypothesis generation for antibacterials containing oxazolidinones and its surrogate ring systems.
A. Mehta, S.K. Arora, S. Seth, B. Das, A. Ray
Computational strategies for the rational design of HIV-1 aspartic protease inhibitors: Binding affinity, buried surface area and 3-D-QSAR
A.C. Nair, P.R.N. Jayatilleke, R. Zauhar, W.J. Welsh
Integration of structure-based and ligand-based approaches to the rational design of HIV-1 protease inhibitors: Binding energy calculations and 3-D-QSAR modeling.
P.R.N. Jayatilleke, A.C. Nair, W.J. Welsh
Wednesday Afternoon
Database access via the data catalog model.
P.M. Smith
Garlic: Database middleware for heterogeneous data sources.
P. Schwarz
MetaSymphony for discovering valuable information in stored data.
L. Jardine, A. Krassavine
Unlocking the value of scientific images.
B. Dunkle
Facilitating global discovery projects with information systems.
F.K. Brown
Materials and Inorganics - PM
Ab initio study of adsorption and decomposition of NH3 on Si(100)-(2x1).
Y. Widjaja, M.M. Mysinger, C.B.
Microstructural insight into the physical and chemical properties of sodium phosphate glasses by molecular dynamics simulation.
J-J. Liang, R.T. Cygan, T.M. Alam
Molecular modeling of adsorption in controlled pore glasses.
L.D. Gelb, K.E. Gubbins
Modeling the relationship between salt load and time in the middle reach of the Rio Grande using "Extend, Imagine That" simulation.
F.M. Howari, P. Goodell, K. Banat
New approach to the interesting structural feature of E(ZXY2)4 compounds.
Z. Xu, Z. Lin
IR absorption cut-offs of molecular nonlinear optical crystals: Ab initio studies on the vibrational spectra of some organic molecules.
K. Wu, J. Li
Theoretical studies on the mechanism of electron transfer at dye-sensitized oxide semiconductor solar cells.
O. Kitao, T. Ogawa, K. Aoki, H. Arakawa
Self-consistent field theory on the polydispersity effects of polymer solutions between polymer-grafted walls.
T. Honda, T. Igarashi, T. Kawakatsu, M. Doi
Structure-Based Drug Design
Similarity-driven flexible ligand docking.
J. Mestres, X. Fradera, R.M.A. Knegtel
Design and development of inhibitors of NAALADase (N-acetylated-a-linked acidic dipeptidase) and prostate-specific membrane antigen.
A.J. Oliver, M.J. Miller, M. Tenniswood,
Differences and similarities in the molecular behavior of various HIV-1 inhibitors.
C. Parish
Molecular modeling of drug resistance.
Y.Z. Chen, X.L. Gu
Computational studies of the resistance patterns of mutant HIV-1 aspartic proteases toward ABT-538 (ritonavir) and design of new derivatives.
A.C. Nair, I. Bonin, A. Tossi, W.J. Welsh, S. Miertus
Thursday Morning
Selection and exploratory analysis of compounds tested in 67 assays.
S.S. Young, C. Keefer, H. Chen
Merging bioinformatics and chemoinformatics to map protein interactions.
D. Page, B. Kay
Linking chemical and biological information for safety assessment.
F.P. Stewart
Beyond bioinformatics, R&D for drug discovery.
R. Fallon
General Computational Chemistry, Theory, QM, and Other Topics
Mistakes to avoid in applying and optimizing free-energy perturbation calculations.
D.A. Kofke, N. Lu
Computational chemistry comparison and benchmark database.
R.D. Johnson III
Assessment of the accuracy and efficiency of new density functionals implemented in DGauss.
J.L. Anchell, M.S. Stave
New methods for extracting resonance structures from molecular orbital and DFT calculations.
C.R. Landis, S.H. Feldgus
Mixed quantum-classical method for predicting reactivity in complex systems.
L.A. Clark, R.Q. Snurr, O. Warschkow, D.E. Ellis
Novel approach of calculating the optical spectra of molecules with Duschinsky effects.
K.K. Liang, M. Hayashi, S.H. Lin
Predicting NMR shielding by aldehydes based on ab initio GIAO calculations.
N.H. Martin, N.W. Allen III, L. Vo, J.D. Brown
Thursday Afternoon
General Biological Topics
E-State structure space, molecular similarity, and database searching.
L.H. Hall, L.B. Kier
Prioritization of parallel synthesis by use of 3-D-QSAR with structure-based pharmacophores.
P. Greenidge, J. Deadman
Modeling the mammalian nose: Structural motif or mean field olfactory neuron responses?
M. Blanco, W.A. GoddardIII
Theoretical studies on the mechanism of electron transfer at photosynthetic reaction centers.
K. Aoki, O. Kitao, O. Tesuji
Electron transfer tunneling pathways in bovine heart cytochrome c oxidase.
D.M. Medvedev, A.A. Stuchebrukhov
Simulating protein adsorption using detailed molecular models.
S. Ravichandran, J. Talbot
Computational approaches to elucidate the structure-activity relationship of HIV-1 protease-ligand interactions.
P.R.N. Jayatilleke, A.C. Nair, W.J. Welsh
Ab initio study of guanine-cytosine base pairs in parallel DNA: Twist, wobble, or tautomerize?
D. Barsky, M.E. Colvin
Theoretical studies of S-nitrosothiols.
M.D. Bartberger, K.N. Houk
General Computational Chemistry, Theory, QM, and Other Topics
Ligand effects on the relative stability of rac-meso rotamers of zirconocene catalysts: A DFT study.
J.W. Andzelm, A. Maiti, G. Fitzgerald, N. Tanpipat, J.T. Golab
Theoretical investigation of imidazole, pyrazole, and triazole bases for synthesis of nonnatural nucleoside.
I. Homsek, I. Kolaric, A. Pejcic, B. Kolaric
Intermolecular interactions and lattice energies from experimental charge densities and from periodic Hartree Fock calculations.
Y. Abramov, A. Volkov, P. Coppens
Simulated and experimental spectra of mixtures of water, methanol, acetone, and acetonitrile.
D.S. Venables, C.A. Schmuttenmaer
Statistical model for an electrophilic aromatic substitution reaction.
A.C.R. Fabriani, P.R. Seidl, E.C.A.N. Chrisman
Houdini: A new structure generator for computer-based structure elucidation.
M.E. Munk, A.A. Korytko
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Janet & Geoff Benge's Eric Liddell: Something Greater Than Gold
$ 9.99
Paperback; ISBN 9781576581377
Eric Liddell's refusal earlier that week to run on Sunday in the Olympic 100-meter race has stunned the world. Now his incredible victory in the 400-meter race further strengthened his belief in God's promise, "He who honors Me, I will honor." Years later, Liddell would be tested far beyond mere physical ability as a missionary to China.
For ages 10 and up.
Read a review of Eric Liddell: Somthing Greater Than Gold by Janet & Geoff Benge, written by Josiah Eschen, age 12
This book tells about Eric Liddell who was a Scottish missionary to China, but also during college he ran in the Olympics. He showed his strong Christian character in not running a race on Sunday, which he believed would dishonor God. When he was in China he was assigned to get the patients to the hospital from the country side around the hospital because that area was deeply engaged in war so they needed extra help. One of my favorite stories is when he was assigned to get a Communist soldier from a nearby town, but the Japanese were patrolling that area. Somehow he was able to get him back without the Japanese noticing. He lived from 1902-1945. I really like the way it was written like a story. Also, it was interesting because I learned a lot of new things about Eric Liddell.


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Friday, January 31, 2014
Parent's Worries
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I hope so too. It's really very disconcerting to see our offspring in drug related troubles. Thanks for the post. God bless you all always.ReplyDelete
In my experience as a parent, even though you want the best for your children, still conflicts do occurred and be ready for other things that comes your way. your love and intuition are the two most valuable weapon you could share.ReplyDelete
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This comprehensive digital course has everything that you need to teach Habitudes® for Character Education to a single class or small group of students.
Habitudes is an innovative and research-based process that uses intriguing images, fascinating stories and engaging experiences to teach character and leadership principles to the emerging generation. Habitudes for Character Education equips students to take the first step in their leadership journey by learning how to leading themselves well.
Habitudes for Character Education helps students and young adults:
- Build strong character based on integrity and emotional security
- Develop habits of self-discipline and initiative to achieve their goals
- Create their own set of core values for making wise decisions in life
- Choose friends wisely and develop healthy relationships
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The first step in anyone's leadership journey is self-leadership: We must be able to lead ourselves before we can lead anyone else. Students who develop strong character, a healthy personal identity, and self-discipline can take on real-life opportunities and challenges and succeed. Through thirteen memorable images — each with a series of engaging stories, self-assessment questions, and thought-provoking discussion topics — students learn and internalize important principles of good character that will help guide them as they step into college or their careers.
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More than 8,000 schools, businesses, and organizations around the world utilize Habitudes every day. Habitudes for Character Education helps students and young adults:
- Build strong character based on integrity and emotional security
- Develop habits of self-discipline and initiative to achieve their goals
- Choose their own set of core values for making wise decisions in life.
- Create an ongoing plan for personal growth outside the classroom
- Identify their unique strengths and passions for a healthy self-image.
- Practice time-management skills to maximize each day and do what really counts.
- …and many more self-leadership habits!
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There are many ways Habitudes can be leveraged to connect with and train growing leaders. Specifically, we've seen this resource used most effectively when harnessed as a training resource for:
- Advisement Curriculum in Secondary Schools
- Freshman/First-Year Experience Programs
- Development Programs for Young Professionals
- Youth Mentoring Experiences
- Summer Youth Programs
This digital course includes a one-year subscription (1 facilitator login only) to HabitudesOnline, an online platform giving you digital access to:
- Teaching Videos via HabitudesOnline
- Slide Deck Presentations via HabitudesOnline
- Teacher's Guide via HabitudesOnline
- Habitudes Workbook
- Habitudes Poster Set (11×17 of each image)
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Here are some details of how schools and organizations use Habitudes:
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- Advisement Period for middle and high schools
- Freshman/First-Year Experience programs (both high school and college)
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The History of Beer
The Guinness Storehouse explains the history of Beer. The story is told through various interactive exhibition areas including ingredients, brewing, transport, cooperage, advertising and sponsorship.
The journey begins at the bottom of the world's largest pint glass and continues up through seven floors filled with interactive experiences that fuse our long brewing heritage with Ireland's rich history. At the top, you'll be rewarded with a pint of perfection in our world-famous rooftop Gravity Bar.
At the base of the atrium lies a copy of the 9,000-year lease signed by Arthur Guinness on the brewery site. In the Perfect Pint bar, visitors may pour their own pint of Guinness. The Brewery Bar on the fifth floor offers Irish cuisine, using Guinness both in the cooking and as an accompaniment to food. From the Dublin Citi Hotel, it is just a 25-minute walk. They are open every day from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The building in which the Storehouse is located was constructed in 1902 as a fermentation plant for the St. James's Gate Brewery (where yeast is added to the brew). The building was designed in the style of the Chicago School of Architecture and was the first multi-storey steel-framed building to be constructed in Ireland. The building was used continuously as the fermentation plant of the Brewery until its closure in 1988 when a new fermentation plant was completed near the River Liffey.
In 1997, it was decided to convert the building into the Guinness Storehouse, replacing the Guinness Hop Store as the Brewery's visitor centre. The redesign of the building was undertaken by the UK-based design firm Imagination in conjunction with the Dublin-based architects firm RKD, and the Storehouse opened to the public on 2 December 2000. In 2006 a new wing was developed, including a live installation demonstrating the modern brewing process. In May 2011, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visited the Storehouse as part of a state visit to Ireland.
The Guinness® Archive collects, preserves and makes accessible records and artefacts from the formation of the company in 1759 to the present day. The Archive is a treasure chest of Guinness history, used by Guinness marketing communities around the world, economic and brewing historians, collectors, family history researchers and anyone with an interest in the Guinness Company and brand.
The Guinness® Archive was formally established in 1998 when the company employed its first professional archivist to curate the company's history.
- Adult: €18.50
- Seniors/Students: € 18.50
- Children: €16.00
From Dublin Citi Hotel is a 25 minutes walk. The ticket price varies depending on the time at which the tour starts. You can book your tickets here


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Plant Financial Controller - Saudi National
Manpower Middle East
Dammam, Saudi Arabia
Ref: HP647-2245
Job description / Role
Plant Financial Controller (Saudi National, Dammam, MNC)
The Plant Financial Controller is responsible for developing financial statements and reports, enabling successful month-end closure and reporting.
Main Responsibilities:
• Be an active participant in the plant management staff. Become an instrument of change and control within the group.
• Work closely with plant and operations personnel in order to understand the various aspects of the operation and the impact on financial performance.
• Works closely with all levels of management to ensure integrity in the financial reporting function and assist management to make the proper informed decision.
• Prepare, interpret and review all Supply Chain manufacturing, logistics and Ops Admin operating expense and variances, inventory and capital expenditures. Accountable for the operation and maintenance of a standard cost system in order to provide accurate costs to value inventories and cost of shipments.
• Analysis and reporting of actual results for month, quarterly, annual and trending versus prior year, budget and forecast.
• Prepare and analyze metrics providing meaningful and actionable commentary
• Preparation, review and local approval of all capital project activity for the locations. Payback, ROI and IRR analysis as appropriate. Assists with capital budget and project tracking of actual versus requested capital.
• Track and analyze inventory levels on monthly basis; Responsible for reporting inventory balances at month end, review reconciliations and necessary inventory provisions per policy. Plant inventory forecasts will also be required for the forecast and Budget process.
• Special Projects – Work on special projects as directed by Finance and operations. Projects will generally focus on creation and maintenance of internal control structure, continuous process improvement and efficient and effective operation of all financial activities.
Main Requirements:
• Saudi National able and willing to work in Dammam
• Must possess a BS/BA degree with a major in Accounting/Finance, professional certification is preferred.
• Candidate must have a strong understanding of a manufacturing environment and standard cost systems and business acumen capability, strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Minimum 5+ years of progressive Cost Accounting experience in a manufacturing environment
• Strong computer skills - Microsoft office required, large ERP experience (SAP) preferred
• Position requires working and developing solutions independently while remaining a member of an international multi-site, global business
About the Company
We lead in the creation and delivery of innovative workforce solutions and services that enable our clients to win in the changing world of work.
ManpowerGroup powers the success of many of the world's most dynamic organizations. We deliver innovative workforce solutions that enhance competitiveness, increase efficiency and spur productivity. Combining global reach with local expertise - 3600 offices in over 80 countries - we know the changing world of work and bring a deep understanding of the companies we work for and the industries we service.
ManpowerGroup entered the Middle East in December 2007 after acquiring local company Clarendon Parker, thus bringing 15 years in-depth local knowledge combined with a global footprint and industry shaping expertise and thought leadership. Manpower Middle East supports clients in the Middle East and North Africa regions. Our business is aligned to key skill specializations to ensure our clients requirements are met by expert and knowledgeable consultants that understand your industry and role requirement.
Our consultants are experts in finding the right talent across all industries in a broad-range of occupations including:
- IT & Telecommunications
- Engineering & Construction, Oil & Gas
- Banking, Finance & Legal
- Sales & Business Development
- Marketing, Public Relations & Communications
- Human Resources & Training
- Customer & Support Services (Secretarial and Administrative)
- Operational, Supply Chain & Logistics
- Executive Recruitment
- Emiratization Solutions
- Recruitment Program Outsourcing Solutions
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SWITZERLAND: Swiss Federal Railways CEO Andreas Meyer believes that SBB could be forced into a position where it became a residual operator if the federal government were to pursue further its policy of on-rail competition.
In an interview with Neue Zürcher Zeitung on May 29, Meyer reiterated SBB's view that the decision by the Federal Office of Transport to allocate long-distance routes to rival operator BLS did not have a legal basis and did not take account of the long-term consequences.
Meyer argued that, faced with competition from low-cost airlines and long-distance buses, it was smarter for a small railway company to join forces with other operators, citing SBB's co-operation with SNCF using the Lyria brand for services between Zürich and Paris.
To a suggestion that competition from Südostbahn with its plan to operate services over the historic Gotthard Pass route had led to a positive outcome, Meyer responded that this was 'a competition of ideas' which did not affect SBB's concession to operate long-distance services. 'We are also in favour of domestic co-operation with other rail operators in an arrangement led by SBB', he said, noting that SBB's agreement with SOB would 'not tear the concession apart'.
BLS has in the meantime affirmed that it will not include the Bern – Biel and Bern – Burgdorf – Olten Interregio routes in its planning for this year's December timetable change, despite it being allocated the two services by the Federal Office for Transport in June 2018. On May 9, BLS said it could not assume operation of the routes while a ruling on the concession was pending, adding that it would look for other opportunities to deploy the Stadler Mutz EMUs it had ordered to operate them.
SBB had appealed to the Federal Administrative Court in July 2018 against BLS being granted the two routes. This was then challenged by BLS, precipitating a legal battle that culminated in the Federal Supreme Court deciding on February 13 this year that an interim ruling by the Federal Administrative Court against BLS on November 14 last year should be dismissed. The Federal Administrative Court must now readdress the question.
BLS said that even if the Court found in its favour, there would be insufficient time to prepare and it would not be able to take over the two routes until December 2020 at the earliest.


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Josh Walker
Vice President, Organizational Development
An avid distance runner, Josh Walker knows that one must set many small goals along the way in order to achieve ultimate success. Josh and his team maintain our familial culture, making Transportation Insight a great place not only to have a job, but also to make a career. Josh previously held key positions as Controller of The Systems Depot and Manager of Capital Projects at Cardinal Health Oral Technologies, and has also served as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Hickory Christian Academy. Josh knows what it means to deliver results with excellence outside of the workplace as well. As the head coach of Hickory Christian Academy's soccer program for nearly 10 years, his teams have earned a National Championship and four State Titles. Josh earned his BS in Finance from Bob Jones University and his MBA from the University of Tampa. Josh is a devoted family man for his wife and three children.


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Castle DocumentDocument Management and scanning providers and service bureaux in the South of England since 1978.https://www.castledocument.co.uk/
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The Transport Ticket SocietyA society of collectors of tickets, tokens and ticket equipment from transport systems around the world; with details of membership, meetings, exchanges and auctions, and their monthly journal.http://www.transport-ticket.org.uk/
Transport TrustSupports and promotes the transport preservation movement in the UK; offers details of awards and news, with information about events, membership, and links.https://www.jasminedirectory.com/detail,1244967826,default-placeholder-page.html
Wrong Fuel RecoveryProvide a 24-hour mobile wrong fuel drain service for motorists who have accidentally put the wrong fuel in a car. Covers the whole of the UK, and it doesn't matter if you have put petrol in a diesel car or diesel in a petrol car.https://www.wrongfuel-recovery.co.uk/
Transport systems in the United Kingdom are diverse and complex, as the country boasts several means of transportation such as buses, urban rails, railways, ferries or air transport.
The urban rail is a popular way of transportation in the UK, as such rail services are constantly used by many in order to get from central business districts to other locations and suburbs and vice versa. Urban rail networks can be found in the following cities: London, Birmingham, Glasgow, Belfast, Cardiff, Leeds, Edinburgh, Liverpool and Manchester.
Air transport in the UK is a busy business, as the country has a total of 471 airports and airfields, plus 11 heliports. The Heathrow Airport in London is the busiest airport in the world. In 2012, the number of Heathrow's passengers was well over 70,000,000.
A total of 95% of freight enters the UK by sea, the main ports being the Port of Felixstowe, the Port of Tillbury and the Southampton. The country's port network receives goods in the amount of millions and millions tones every year. Ferries for both people and vehicles are at the passenger's disposal, all over UK's waters.
UK's radial road network consists of over 46,904 kilometers of main roads, 344,000 kilometers of paved road and 3,497 kilometers of motorways.


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Kshanti Poems
Poems by Wendy Stern (1964 - 2015)
This website contains a selection of the poems written by Wendy during the last five years of her life. During that period poetry became
Wendy's passion and her principal form of creativity and self-expression.
Being completely bedridden, Wendy composed her poems without the capacity to look at text, to write or to use a laptop. She would dictate the poems and then edit them aurally, a process that took an immense amount of energy and concentration.
The title chosen by Wendy for this website, Kshanti, means 'patient endurance'.
You are welcome to send comments
Wendy's poems are also available in print, in a collection published by
Poetry Space. For details and to order online visit Poetry Space


text: Following 16 hours of negotiations, the leaders of Germany, France, Russia, and Ukraine agreed to a new protocol to stop the fighting in Eastern Ukraine. Russia is the big winner of the talks, as the "Minsk 2" agreement calls for an immediate ceasefire starting at midnight on February 15, a buffer zone of at least 50 km between the two sides, and autonomy for the two Russian-speaking provinces (the local militias will be responsible to maintain public order, while Ukraine will reinstate pensions and other payments). Putin did not sign the settlement. Heavy fighting continues near Debaltseve, where 8,000 Ukrainian troops are circled by pro-Russian fighters.


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Can Dirt Save The Earth?
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Questions and Answers about Senior Dog Food
Why your older dog may need special food.
As dogs age, they have special nutritional needs that they didn't have when they were younger. If you have a mature dog, you may want to consider giving him a dog food formulated just for seniors. A senior dog food can address those needs and keep your dog healthy and active for years to come!
The age at which dogs mature varies with the size of the breed: the larger the dog, the more quickly it ages. In general, you can consider your dog a mature dog at the following ages:
- Large and giant breeds—age 5-6
- Medium-size breeds—age 8-10
- Small and toy breeds—age 10-12
When selecting a senior dog food, consider the benefits of Bil-Jac Small Breed Senior and Bil-Jac Senior Select:
- Provides the protein that senior dogs still need, sourced from real chicken.
- Less fat than our Adult Select formula.
- Contains a special blend of gentle fibers that help support healthy digestion.
Bil-Jac Senior Select also provides naturally sourced, guaranteed levels of glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate.
Now that you know why older dogs need special foods, you may have questions about mature dogs beyond their nutritional needs. Here are the answers to some of the questions we hear most frequently regarding this topic:
Q: Is protein still important for senior dogs?
A: Yes! As dogs age, they tend to lose a little muscle each year. This is why a number of veterinarians believe that senior dogs may need even more protein as they age. Providing a high-quality dog food, like both Senior Recipes from Bil-Jac, are excellent ways to maintain healthy muscle.
Q: Does my senior dog still need exercise?
A: Keeping your dog active helps him to be stimulated by all the sights and smells of his surroundings. Good old-fashioned walks, fetch and even a little running around the house is a great way to get your dog going. There are also a lot of fun puzzle and treat reward toys that encourage your dog to figure out how to get them out. These toys can also be great mental stimulation. Reminder: If your best friend hasn't been very active lately, be sure to start slow and build your way up into more play time. Start with a 5 minute activity, walk or fetch for instance, and add 5 minutes every couple of days as long as he is comfortable and keeping up.
Q: How important is my senior dog's weight?
A: A healthy weight is important at all life stages, but it is even more important with a mature dog. Being overweight places additional stress on your dog and may slow him down or limit his activity. Feeding guidelines on dog food packages are just that. Guidelines. If your dog is overweight, you may need to reduce the amount you feed your dog if he is not as active as he used to be.
Q: What if my older dog no longer has much of an appetite?
A: Senior dogs can lose their appetite for a number of reasons. One reason is that they may have dental issues or jaw problems. Bil-Jac Senior Select and Bil-Jac Small Breed Senior are easy to chew and has a tempting chicken aroma that encourages dogs to eat.
Now that you know how important it is to feed your mature dog a food that supports his changing nutritional needs, we hope you will consider giving your dog Bil-Jac Senior Select or Bil-Jac Small Breed Senior. Your mature dog still has plenty of love to give—so help give him plenty of years in which to do it!
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Shows Main Idea – Changing your thoughts, attitudes, and behaviors can be challenging for some individuals. Did you know there are a few issues that you can repent of quickly, and there are others that recur time and again? And did you know it's possible never to overcome some sin patterns entirely? This podcast interacts with the concept of biblical repentance.
Listen to the podcast
Our podcasts are on iTunes, Google Play, SoundCloud, TuneIn, or Stitcher. If you want to comment on this content, go here.
Show Notes
You may want to read:
- The Thirteen Steps of Repentance
- Godly Sorrow vs. Worldly Sorrow
- How to Assess Yourself to See If You're Mature
Biff got angry at Mable. He said he repented. Next week Biff got angry at Mable again. But last week he said that he repented. Did he repent (change)? Some say "no" because he's doing the same thing again. What does the word "repent" mean?
Repentance means to change; it is a 180-degree switchback from previous thoughts and behaviors. So when you say "repent," it connotes that you have changed. The real question is, have you changed in the sense that you will never do it again or does repentance have multiple meanings? When considering this question, you must factor in three vital keys.
- Being in Adam – You will be angry until Jesus gives you a new body.
- Episodic Repentance – You can repent episodically of recurring sins.
- Ultimate Repentance – You can repent ultimately of some patterns.
#1 – Being in Adam
Our Adamic ontology (state of being) is angry—among other sins problems like fear, shame, and unbelief. These temptations and struggles will not change in the ultimate, eradication sense until you meet Jesus. Let me explain with our Anger Spectrum infographic.
Some folks believe they can "repent" of anger and it will not recur again. We cannot repent of all our sinful anger temptations and manifestations any more than we can get rid of all our fear or struggles with trusting the Lord (unbelief). Metaphorically speaking, it's vital to remember that our salvation is laid down "on top of" our Adamic natures, and it does not remove our Adamic natures.
It is our "in-Christ nature" that gives us the power to exercise self-control (Galatians 5:22-23) over our anger, but it does not change us entirely from being "angry" people until God transforms us by providing a new (non-Adam) body.
What many folks don't realize is that there is always this low-level "anger" in all our hearts—though our anger manifestations may be different from each other. And it will always be in our Adamic selves to varying degrees. But God has given grace that empowers us to keep on repenting (Romans 7:13-25).
Key Idea – These issues of anger and fear—with their temptations—will be with us all our lives, though we can mortify them episodically by repenting when they happen and then keep on working out repentance throughout our lives. We will always be "feet of clay" people. Meaning, the ultimate victory over our recurring problems will come with a new body.
Practically Speaking
When I choose sinful anger toward Lucia, I must start working out repentance, which is illustrated by the following sequential elements to repentance:
- Sin
- Guilt
- Conviction
- Confession
- Forgiveness
- Reconciliation
- Restoration
#2 – Episodic Repentance
What I have described to you is how to "repent" in the moment of recurring sin patterns, which I'm calling "episodic repentance." I'm not saying that I have changed in such a way that I will never become angry again. I wish I would not choose anger in the future, but I know better (James 4:1-3).
Repentance does mean that I have changed and will never do that "sin" again. With recurring sin patterns, it's critical to understand that the word repentance operates in an episodic way, but not in the ultimate sense of that word. Minimally, you can clean up (repent) your current messes as you work to do it less and less (repenting) in the future.
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#3 – Ultimate Repentance
Ultimate repentance is genuine change to where you never go back to that sin again, e.g., porn, adultery, abuse, some forms of anger, bad decisions, (fill in the blank).
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Changing and Trusting
There are two critical reasons this discussion is important:
- Some folks become impatient with a person with recurring problems.
- Some folks fall into the ditch of despair with their recurring problems.
Some sins will go away while others will be with you all of your life. I realize this concept is subjective and each individual needs customized care. The primary things to consider are whether you are changing—which progressive sanctification affords (Philippians 2:12-13), and if your faith in God is growing incrementally. If you are doing these two things—changing and trusting—you will be sinning less while trusting God more for those sins that remain.
Key Ideas:
Sin-Reduction: Baked-in, Adamic fear should have less control over your life, which will happen in proportion to you working out your salvation. If your fear, anger, or shame are not mitigating in your walk with the Lord, there is something wrong with your relationship with God.
God's Permission: You must consider how the Lord does not grant repentance for some issues (2 Corinthians 12:7-10) because it is through your ongoing weakness (temptations) that God's power manifests in your life (2 Corinthians 4:7).
Call to Action
- Are you an active repenting person when you sin? What does this look like in your relationships?
- Are your recurring sin patterns mitigating as you continue to mature in Christ? Will you provide some examples of how you're less angry or less fearful?
- Are you able to discuss episodic repentance where you change at a moment, though the sin pattern may continue to exists?
- Will you share about a specific sin where ultimate repentance happened because God has granted repentance in such a way that those sinful desires no longer lure you (James 1:14-15)?
And the Lord's servant must not be quarrelsome but kind to everyone, able to teach, patiently enduring evil, correcting his opponents with gentleness. God may perhaps grant them repentance leading to a knowledge of the truth, and they may come to their senses and escape from the snare of the devil, after being captured by him to do his will. – 2 Timothy 2:24-26
The most vital key is understanding the nuance in the word repentance because if a person does not, they will have a hard time changing at the episodic moment or ultimately.Ep. 179 The Mysterious Interplay of Fear, Anger, and Self-Reliance Ep. 181 To Forgive or Not to Forgive – That Is the Question »


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| Virginia Military Institute is accepting applications for a full-time Head Men's Soccer Coach. The candidate will be responsible for all facets of conducting a successful NCAA Division I soccer program.
Duties include the following:
•On- the-field coaching during practice and competition.
•Recruitment of quality student athletes.
•Game preparation; formulating and implementation of pre-and post-season conditioning programs.
•Administration of an operating budget.
•Supervision of assistant coaches.
•Fundraising; promotional and public relations activities; speaking engagements and media interviews.
•Know and comply with all NCAA, conference, and Institute rules and regulations.
•Direct and coordinate the planning, organizing, and coaching of the VMI Men's Soccer team;
•Provide leadership and instruction in terms of the personal and athletic development of cadet athletes at VMI.
•Must be able to study, evaluate and implement innovations in soccer strategy and equipment; and demonstrate professional integrity.
Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience.
The position is open until filled.
A Bachelor's degree is required; must have successful NCAA Soccer coaching experience as an assistant or head coach; must possess the ability to recruit in high schools, primarily in Virginia and the surrounding states; has to have demonstrated knowledge of and ability to comply with NCAA, conference, and Institute rules and regulations.
Candidates must complete an online application: https://virginiajobs.peopleadmin.com/postings/183019
Please include resume, cover letter of application, official transcripts, and the names and contact information for three professional references.
Applications accepted until the position is filled.
In a continuing effort to enrich its academic environment and provide equal educational and employment opportunities, VMI encourages women, minorities, disabled individuals and veterans to apply. AmeriCorps, Peace Corps and other national service alumni are also encouraged to apply. VMI will provide reasonable accommodation to qualified individuals with documented disabilities to ensure equal access and equal opportunities with regard to employment, educational opportunities, programs and services.
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Ira Hoffman
Chief Executive Officer
Ira leads project management, sales and support at HighRes. Ira personally ensures every customer and every project receives a high level of attention and support.
Prior to joining HighRes, Ira was Director of Research and Development at Freedom Sciences, where he developed innovative robotic hardware for people with limited mobility. Before that he was at Merck for six years, where he led many successful projects for various screening groups at Merck, including the integration of systems capable of screening 1 million samples in less than a week, the development of an enterprise data warehouse for capturing and reporting screening results, the development of analytical approaches for combining screening results with chemical structure, and the implementation of real-time, automated quality control monitoring of screening processes. Ira graduated with a BS in Physics and Mathematics from the University of Vermont, and an MS in Computer Science from Villanova University.
Ulysses Gilchrist
Chief Operating Officer
Ulysses joined HighRes in 2015. He has responsibility for leading product development, operations and quality. He has greater than twenty years of experience in the development and manufacturing of precision robotics and automated systems for use in high throughput high reliability applications.
Prior to joining HighRes, Ulysses spent the last 19 years at Brooks Automation where he was Vice President of Robotics Engineering and was responsible for product and technology development for the companies leading robotics platforms. He also spent time as a research engineer at MIT's Artificial Intelligence Laboratory developing humanoid robots. He holds more than 25 patents in the areas of robotics and automation. Ulysses has both BS and MS degrees in Mechanical Engineering from Northeastern University.
Vladimir Zhirnov
Vice President of Software
With HighRes since its founding, Vlad leads the development and support of the company's industry-leading software products.
Prior to his position with HighRes, Vladimir was at Enabling Technologies where he led software development and commissioning of robotic systems for research. Vladimir has 20 years experience leading various automation and software efforts within the pharmaceutical industry. He holds a degree in Nuclear Engineering from Obninsk Institute of Atomic Energy in Russia.
Matt Kiley
Vice President of Finance
Matt joined HighRes in 2010 as Director of Finance. Matt has 20 years of accounting and financial management experience serving in senior roles in high technology companies ranging from development stage to $2 billion in annual revenue.
Prior to joining HighRes, Matt was Director of Finance at Kalido Inc., a venture capital-backed provider of data governance software with operations in Burlington, MA, London, England and Bangalore, India. Matt also held positions at Andrew Corporation, Arbortext Inc and PictureTel Corporation. Matt holds a BS in Finance from Providence College in Providence, RI.
Brian O'Sullivan
Vice President of Sales and Marketing
Brian joined HighRes in March 2014. Brian's focus is to build a dynamic global sales, marketing, and applications organization for HighRes Biosolutions
Brian joined HighRes after six years at Agilent Technologies where he held global business development leadership roles within the company's Research Products and Automation business divisions. Prior to Agilent, Brian played an instrumental role in developing the business and the global account management program at Velocity11. He holds a BS in Biochemistry from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo.
Jack Dawson
Vice President of European Operations
Jack joined HighRes in 2008. Jack holds overall responsibility for the development and execution of HighRes' business in the European territory, while serving as a member of the company executive team.
Jack joined HighRes after five years at AstraZeneca where he worked as a Research Scientist responsible for laboratory automation and assay development. Jack graduated with a BSc (Hons) in Biochemistry and Genetics from The University of Nottingham.
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Customer Support Director
Darren joined HighRes in 2010 as Customer Support Director. With 17 years of experience in the robotics/scientific automation industry as well as further experience previously in software development, Darren leads the service and support teams across HighRes to ensure the highest standards of support, service and professionalism is provided to the HighRes customer base.
Prior to joining HighRes, Darren spent 10 years at RTS Life Sciences where he held multiple positions covering both software development, robotics/system commissioning, project management through to customer service and support management. Darren graduated with a BS in Software Development from The University of Huddersfield.


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Zach Tuohy praised as an ambassador for Laois and Portlaoise says Chairman of the town's GAA club
John Hanniffy speaks at the presentation of a Certificate of Achievement Award to Aussie Rules star Zach Tuohy
The Chairman of Portlaoise GAA club John Hanniffy has paid tribute to the town's Australian Rules star Zach Tuohy as an ambassador for Portlaoise.
Mr Hanniffy was speaking at the presentation of a Certificate of Achievement Award to Zach for his success on the sports field Down Under by the Portlaoise Municipal District in Laois County Council.
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Jacinda Ardern On Returning From Maternity Leave
"I'm not going to pretend that I have the same lot as every other woman."
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says she is acutely aware of the example she is setting for other parents returning to work, and is clear that she is not going to pretend she's superhuman.
"I'm privileged, I'm very very lucky," Ms Ardern told RNZ today.
"I have a partner who can be there alongside me, who's taking up a huge part of that joint responsibility because he's a parent too, he's not a babysitter.
"I also have the ability to have [Neve] with me [at work] so that means that I'm privileged and I'm lucky, a lot of women don't have that choice."
Ms Ardern has today taken up the reins of leadership again, six weeks after handing over the country to deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters, as she took maternity leave.
"Certainly over the six-week period I stepped back, but I didn't relinquish that sense of responsibility.
"But at the same time I certainly did have a little bubble here for a time and I had every faith that the acting Prime Minister would do a brilliant job, and he has.
"But in the back of my mind, of course was my return and I was looking forward to being back, but I know that being back will be different."
"At a personal level it's just the day to day, I'm a mum that needs to meet all of the responsibilities that come with being a mum, making sure that Neve has the basics, that she's fed, that she's loved, that she sleeps as much as we're able to get her to sleep and we will do that together, that's a practical reality of my new role."
Ms Ardern said so far parenthood has been fantastic.
"All of the things that people said that I would experience – that idea that you suddenly have this new person in your life that you could love so much and that time will go incredibly quickly, but that the nights will seem incredibly long – all of that has been true, but it has been wonderful."
Ms Ardern will fly to Wellington on Saturday to set up in the Prime Minister's residence near the Beehive, with her partner, Clarke Gayford, and their daughter Neve.
"I'm keen to get down there and feel assured that we are going to make it work and to demonstrate to others that we are going to make it work.
"I might be at the odd press conference with a little bit of spill on me because I'm not going to hide the imperfections of parenting, I don't think anyone needs that."


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Beginning Half
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