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It is in the non-scholastic sense of the word that Lawrence Cunningham recognizes Thomas Merton as a theologian--not "a professional thinker in the service of ideas and not a person of systematic theological reflection, but someone who knows how to speak about God authentically."
Cunningham, professor of theology at Notre Dame and author of Thomas Merton and the Monastic Vision, finds that what has drawn so many to Merton's books is that Merton "wrote everything out of a deeply centered life of faith expressed in prayer," writing not with an "idea" of God but an experience of God that "shines through his writing." His books are not simply about God but bear witness to God.
One might add that there is something of the same quality in Cunningham's book. Of the many people who have written studies of Merton, few have understood Merton so well or been better able to describe his work with such economy and insight. For those who have begun reading Merton and who know the outlines of his life story, Monastic Vision takes the reader to a deeper level of understanding and appreciation. I found it hard to put down.
It happens that Cunningham's book was published shortly after The Intimate Merton, by Brother Patrick Hart, OCSO, and Jonathan Montaldo, came off the press. In a sense this is Merton's second autobiography, the first--The Seven Storey Mountain--having been written when he was a young monk, more than two decades before his death.
The Seven Storey Mountain is still the book to read to meet the young Merton: a boy raised on both sides of the Atlantic, an orphan in his teens, a lonely and self-destructive student at Cambridge, dismissed by his British guardian to live in America, beginning to get his bearings while studying at Columbia, finding his way into the Catholic Church as a young adult, teaching for a time at a Franciscan college, working as a volunteer at Friendship House in Harlem, and, finally-in the shadow of World War II-becoming a Trappist monk at the Abbey of Our Lady of Gethsemani in Kentucky, a 20th-century outpost of medieval culture in which monks communicated with each other chiefly by sign language, going to bed at sunset and starting their day with Latin chant at the dark hour of 2 a.m.
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Often it's an unexpected Merton the reader encounters through his journals: a man often wracked with doubts about his choices, his community, and his double vocation as writer and monk.
MANY OF THE journals' confessional pages have to do with being a writer in an age "smothered in language." Merton the Writer was permanently at odds with his archenemy, Merton the Monk, who was called to solitude and silence. No one is more aware than Merton of the irony of a supposedly silent Trappist being a loud voice in the world. In October 1961, Merton noted that it was clear he was "a writer who has arrived" but wonders what that actually means. "Arrived where? Void. Has there ever been anything else in my life but the construction of this immense illusion?" He accused himself of being nothing more than a "publicist of emptiness." Merton suffered from wanting to be noticed and to matter in the world, to aspire through the printed word to be a someone rather than a nobody. At other times he realized that writing was the door God had given him to a deeper spiritual and even mystical life. It also cleared his mind. "I often do not know what I think," he notes, "until it is set down before me in black and white." He kept writing--and kept vowing to write less.
He suffered agonizing doubts about remaining at Gethsemani, to which he committed himself by the traditional Benedictine vow of stability when he was professed in 1947. During his first visit to Gethsemani in 1940, the abbey had seemed to him to be the secret place whose Christ-centered purity held the country together and even "kept the universe from cracking in pieces and falling apart ... the axle around which the whole country blindly turns." He had found himself in "the court of the Queen of Heaven" and wanted nothing so much as to live there for the rest of his life.
Later in life he was often more aware of the community's faults than its virtues, filling many journal pages with ideas about better places to pursue the contemplative life where he wouldn't feel "like a duck in a chicken coop." The journals bring home how often and desperately Merton's eyes rested on what he imagined to be finer, greener monastic pastures. At the same time the journals underline the astonishing fact that he remained a monk at Gethsemani until his dying day.
THERE IS ALSO the record of his study of Zen and other schools of Buddhism, of mystic movements in Islam, the writing of the sage Chuang Tzu, and on and on. In these activities, Merton seems like a cat exploring every crawlspace of a mansion with many wings--even though his explorations had to be carried on through reading and correspondence rather than direct experience. He never participated in the Liturgy in an Orthodox Church, and only at the end of his life did he briefly encounter Buddhism as it is lived rather than written about.
For all his absorption in non-Christian religious traditions, the journals give witness to the Christ-centered life Merton lived to the very end, saying Mass daily in Asia just as he had in Kentucky, praying the rosary, traveling with his Trappist breviary, keeping the monastic offices, and at night setting a small Greek icon of the Mother of God with Christ in her arms next to his bed.
It is in his journals more than any other book that his own hidden religious life is made visible, with the liturgy at its center, something so basic, so ordinary, so daily that while it is often mentioned, it's mainly in passing. Notably, the final paragraph in his journals, written in Bangkok on December 8 (two days before he died), is this: "Today is the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. In a little while I leave the hotel. I'm going to say Mass at St. Louis Church, have lunch at the Apostolic Delegation, and then to go on to the Red Cross place [for the monastic conference] this afternoon."
Late in his life, Merton noted in his journal, "I live a flawed and inconsequential life, believing in God's love." It is finally a sense of God's love and mercy that pervades the journals and marks the life of this remarkable monk who writings have touched so many lives.
The Intimate Merton. Edited by Patrick Hart, OCSO, and Jonathan Montaldo. Harper San Francisco, 1999. Thomas Merton and the Monastic Vision. By Lawrence S. Cunningham. Eerdmans, 1999.
JIM FOREST is the author of a biography of Thomas Merton, Living With Wisdom. His most recent books are The Ladder of the Beatitudes and Praying With Icons. With his wife, Nancy, he edits In Communion, the quarterly journal of the Orthodox Peace Fellowship (www.incommunion.org).
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The Benders are a family consisting of the evil dentist Dr. Bender and his son Wendell.
Dr. Bender and Wendell look nearly identical, both wearing similar glasses and possessing perfect, pearly rows of teeth. They always smile an unsettling smile, showing off their pink, fleshy gums. Both talk in a high, shrill voice and both are jerks who pick on people with teeth that are not as perfect as theirs. The only difference is that Wendell is shorter than his father and instead of a white coat with a black tie, Wendell wears a cyan-colored suit with a black bow-tie. The dentist duo are so obsessed with dental hygiene that they constantly brush their teeth and are even making their dog reach oral perfection by making it wear braces. Their yard is decorated with tooth-related statues and is also filled with denture traps. They live in a creepy old house where it's always nighttime, though this is probably just a gag just to show the wickedness of the father-son duo.
Dr. Bender and his son Wendell are first introduced in The Same Game, posing as the main antagonists of the episode. After Timmy accidentally kicks his ball into their yard, the dentist duo emerges and promptly begins insulting Timmy's overbite, so in retaliation, Timmy decides to wish for everyone to look the same so that Dr. Bender could not make fun of his bucktooth, turning everyone into identical, gray blobs. However, since Timmy only changed everyone's outsides and not their insides, Bender is still mean and cruel towards Timmy. After Timmy puts on a pink hat to try to find Cosmo and Wanda and get them to recognize him, Dr. Bender gets everyone to gang up on Timmy for being different, yelling for people to "gray him up."
He is also seen in Shiny Teeth, where he rips out Chip Skylark's teeth after seeing how enchantingly beautiful they are, thus ending Chip's career as a singer and canceling his role in his new music video, "My Shiny Teeth and Me." Luckily, Chip eventually recovers his teeth with Timmy's help, and he becomes a singer once more.
Dr. Bender also plays a minor role in Five Days of F.L.A.R.G., where he senses a disturbance when Mark smashes a bouncy ball into Chester's face during kickball, shattering parts of his teeth. After Timmy gets beaned in the face with the ball, creating a dent in his whole head, Dr. Bender appears out of nowhere and hands Timmy his card. He is much less obnoxious in this episode since he usually mocks Timmy's overbite whenever he gets the chance.
Known Members
- Dr. Bender (1st generation)
- Wendell Bender (2nd generation)
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Culinary Herbs and Spices | Diet & Nutrition
List of Herbs and Spices with Official Name
Ditch the salt shaker, and make room for herbs and spices.
Through the ages people have been on the quest of adding spices to otherwise bland tasting foods. Some had to travel far—first by spice routes and later by sea. Even major cities were built to accommodate the brisk spice trade.
While it would be an awesome adventure to travel the old spice routes, today, all you have to do is go to your friendly neighborhood grocery store to buy your favorite spices.
Why Add Herbs and Spices to Food
There are a number of reasons why you should add herbs and spices to food.
- Herbs and spices enhance the dish you are preparing rather than overpowering it.
- They contribute rich flavor to food without adding any calories, fat, sugar or salt.
- Research is showing that spices contribute to health just as much as fruits and vegetables.
- Many herbs and spices provide anti-oxidant, anti-inflammatory, and anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties.
So let your taste buds guide you and add some spice to your life. When you first start out, add a pinch here and a pinch there until you have figured out how much to use.
List of Herbs and Spice
Here is a handy list of spices with their official names for easier cross-referencing with fresh and dried herbs and spices, as well as essential oils.
1. Allspice, ground (Pimenta dioica)
2. Anise seed (Pimpinella anisum)
3. Caraway seed, whole (Carum carvi)
4. Celery seed (Apium graveolens)
5. Chervil, dried (Anthriscus cerefolium)
6. Chili Pepper (Capsicum annuum)
7. Chili powder (blend of chili pepper, cumin, garlic, oregano, & salt )
8. Cinnamon, ground (Cinnamon verum, often called true Cinnamon)
9. Cinnamon, ground (Cinnamon Cassia, most common in US)
10. Cloves, ground (Syzygium aromaticum)
11. Coriander leaf, dried (Coraindrum Sativum, Cilantro)
12. Coriander seed (Coraindrum Sativum)
13. Cumin seed (Carum carvi)
14. Curry powder (blend of Coriander, fenugreek, turmeric, cumin, ginger, and mustard)
15. Dill seed (Anethum graveolens)
16. Dill weed, dried (Anethum graveolens)
17. Fennel seed (Foeniculum vulgare)
18. Fenugreek seed (Trigonella foenum graecum)
19. Garlic powder (Allium sativum)
20. Ginger, ground (Zingiber officinale)
21. Mace, ground (Myristica fragrans)
22. Marjoram, dried (Origanum majorana)
23. Nutmeg, ground (Myristica fragrans)
24. Onion powder (Allium cepa)
25. Paprika (Capsicum annuum)
26. Parsley, dried (Petroselinum crispum)
27. Pepper, black (Piper nigrum)
28. Pepper, red or cayenne (Capsicum annuum)
29. Pepper, white (Piper nigrum)
30. Poppy seed (Papaver somniferum)
31. Poultry seasoning (blend)
32. Rosemary, dried (Rosmarinus officinalis)
33. Saffron (Crocus sativus)
34. Sage, ground (Salvia officinalis)
35. Savory, ground (Satureja hortensis)
36. Szechuan Pepper (Zanthoxylum simulans)
37. Turmeric, ground (Hydrastis canadensis)
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From long to shoulder length and curly to straight, my black locks have withstood change of places, weather, pollution, tension and many such blows with time. I was quite fond of my long hair since my childhood. I kept them long until I came to Delhi for job.
With a sudden change of place and water, my curly locks gave away their charm for some time. They turned brittle and dry. To add to it, negligence towards my health resulted in hair fall. My comb often used to find my precious hair entangled in its teeth. Breaking the teeth would not have helped me, so I decided to chop off my long hair to shoulder length. Trust me, it worked well! I had read somewhere that if you get a regular haircut, hair grows better and healthy. You also get rid of split ends. My curly hair started bouncing with the new Razor hairstyle that I had donned those days. A regular oil massage helped revitalizing my hair gradually.
It was difficult for me to leave my hair open all the time since Delhi is extremely warm during summers and I was in a travelling job. Oops- marketing I mean. Hopping between cities and facing pollution/ dust/ different weather conditions, was a challenge for my hair every day. I switched to bun. Sounds funny but that really helped my hair to battle the odd conditions around. Tying a piece of cloth on my head protected it from dust and sun. However, that was temporary arrangement. I needed to find a long-term solution. My hair had outgrown the shoulder length Razor cut. I changed to Step Cut, as suggested my hair stylist. Steps looked great on my curly hair and leaving them open dint look bad at all. My hectic schedule at work left me with no time for oil massage or hair cut. The hair stylist asked me to change my shampoo and conditioner.
The little piece of advice worked wonders. I am thankful to Shaheen (my hair stylist) for that enlightened guidance. I could feel the difference in one wash when I used Dove for the first time. My hair turned soft and retained the shine gradually. The hair fall problem too, reduced largely. Yeah, there is always a first time and I thought of straightening my priceless curls for the first time that had grown longer until them. I loved my straight hair and I could not stop looking at them in the mirror. It was a temporary arrangement again. I fear that a permanent straightening will finish the volume, which my hair has.
I get a hair spa done every month. you know what, If you care for your hair, they care for you. Your hair don't only make you look good, but also add charms to your personality. The kind of hairstyle you keep displays your mood and boosts your confidence. Change your hairstyle on occasions and see the different colors of your persona. A stroke on your head makes you feel good, running your fingers through your hair helps releases your tensions, isn't it? Soft, caressing and lovely, that's how your healthy hair should be while they should be cared for.


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Health Care Leaders Tackle Boston's Extreme Weather Readiness and Mitigation Through 'Resilience 2.0'
Health care institutions and the communities they serve are intimately interconnected. At no time is this connection more critical than during and after extreme weather events, from heat waves to flooding, droughts to blizzards. In the city of Boston, public… Read More


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Entering the E3 show floor, I knew I had an appointment to see and play Super Smash Bros. Ultimate later in the day - but upon spotting a hidden line to go play Smash Bros. on the main stage, I knew I couldn't wait that long to try out everyone's favorite nemesis: Ridley. I've been a patient man - Sakurai said Ridley was too big for Smash and I believed him, knowing one day my dark wishes would come true. Since I often played as certain slow and heavy characters like Ike and Ganondorf, I was very intrigued to see how the behemoth space pterodactyl felt when unleashed upon a hapless foe.
I only had a few rounds with Ridley, but I can tell you he's no Charizard. His flame breath can either be expelled in single bursts like Mario's fireball, or charged up to unleash a flurry of faster moving fireballs that can reach a much wider arc, or drip down from ledges onto opponents below. His smash attacks have a ton of power behind them, and weren't as slow as I was predicting, though a clever player may want to feint into his wonderful tail jab special move that can pierce and disorient an opponent before following up with a smash attack.
See Ridley in action during the Treehouse Livestream in the video aboveWhat really surprised me is just how big his attacks are - not necessarily in power but also in range. His downward smash slams the ground with about as much reach as Donkey Kong, while his upward smash covers a wide arc, and forward smash explodes the entire area in front of him - and considering how big he is, that's a large area! He's definitely a fighter that will give you pause to go up head to head, and his fire breath and still harass ranged enemies (but a well placed attack in Ridley's mouth while charging his breath will cause him to explode - which my opponent took advantage of with Link's bow).
As for his other special moves, I loved the versatility of his side B move, clawing into the air and moving forward much like Ganondorf, only the attack connects in a slam that drags your opponent across the arena - and you can jump to send them flying at the end. His upward B is also great at getting close or away from opponents quickly, as the charge is faster than someone like Fox, and allows you to move in almost any direction quickly. But the real demon is his downward B - the tail jab. The tail has a fairly good length, but it requires precision to pull off correctly. If the tip of the tail reaches right to the opponent, an extremely satisfying sound effect and noise plays - similar to Little Mac's KO - and you can knock upwards of 50% damage to your opponent. However, the stab doesn't deal knockback, it's best to follow up with a quick downward attack as they fall to the floor.
My time with Ridley was brief, but I am very pleased with how he's been implemented, and can't wait to give him another test drive soon.
Brendan Graeber is an Editor for IGN, and like Ike, he fights for his friends. You can follow him on Twitter @Ragga_Fragga.


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Our ultimate guide to homes and design in the North.
Building a new home is a personal process. Even if you prefer a more traditional style, some trends have the staying power to endure well after the building season is over. Homebuilders in the North are keeping up to date with what homeowners want. Ray and Jill Neverovich, of Drees Homes and DJN Design Services, Inc. respectively, gave us the skinny on what's en vogue in 2015.
Ranch Homes
You can bet the ranch that this trend, although pricier per square foot than a two-story home, will be here to stay.
"We get a lot of people asking for ranches. It's making a comeback," says Ray, who is the North division president for Drees Homes.
Drees Homes has its own ranch model, The Hartwell, in Loveland's Belle Meadows community. Ray attributes the ranch's popularity to an aging population and that it's a lifestyle choice where people can stay for a long time. It's also convenient to have everything on one floor.
Open Floor Plans
This trend keeps the family together. Drees came out with a series of homes called "Clarity," which includes a breakfast seating area, family room and kitchen all in one area. Most popular with 30- to 40-somethings, the open floor plan allows the whole family to be together, cooking, working on a laptop or just hanging out.
"Jill and I don't tie ourselves to our workstation in our office like we used to," Ray says.
Minimalism & Clean Lines
This is a big trend for 2015 in homebuilding and in interior design. It's all about reducing clutter by removing unnecessary details.
"It's appreciating the features of the home versus a lot of over embellishment," says Jill, owner of DJN Design Services, adding that there's a lot of clean accessorizing as well. "There's definitely a trend toward a minimalist look."
For example, homeowners are choosing recessed lighting instead of ornate fixtures in their dining rooms because there's more flexibility for furniture placement. Simple window treatments, in both the Rowan and Hartwell models, are another trend keeping a minimalist feel to the home.
"[It] should soften the space and finish off the window… keep natural light," Jill says.
Drop Zone
After a long day at work, it's a relief to just come home and drop your keys, phone, and coat or rain boots off in an area that keeps the rest of your home free from clutter. And with storage solutions, the drop zone can be an organizer's dream. And Ray says Drees includes a drop zone in almost every home they have.
Outdoor sanctuaries are a huge trend, says Ray. Whether you want a screened-in or covered porch, you can get a lot of mileage throughout the year. There are just so many options, including a fireplace, an entertainment cove with a TV, stereo and walk-up bar, comfortable outdoor furniture, or a cozy cabana right next to your pool.
"It's just great," says Ray. "It feels like another room—an outdoor room."
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The Domain of Reasons
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This book is about normativity and reasons. By the end, however, the subject becomes the relation between self, thought, and world. If we understand normativity, we are on the road to understanding this relation. John Skorupski argues that all normative properties are reducible to reason relations, so that the sole normative ingredient in any normative concept is the concept of a reason. This is a concept fundamental to all thought. It is pervasive (actions, beliefs, and sentiments all fall within its range), primitive (all other normative concepts are reducible to it), and constitutive of the idea of thought itself. Thinking is sensitivity to reasons. Thought in the full sense of autonomous cognition is possible only for a being sensitive to reasons and capable of deliberating about them. In Part II of the book Skorupski examines epistemic reasons, and shows that aprioricity, necessity, evidence, and probability, which may not seem to be normative at all, are in fact normative concepts analysable in terms of the concept of a reason. In Part III he shows the same for the concept of a person's good, and for moral concepts including the concept of a right. Part IV moves to the epistemology and metaphysics of reasons. When we make claims about reasons to believe, reasons to feel, or reasons to act we are asserting genuine propositions: judgeable, truth-apt contents. But these normative propositions must be distinguished from factual propositions, for they do not represent states of affairs. So Skorupski's ambitious theory of normativity has broad and deep implications for philosophy. It shows how reflection on the logic, epistemology, and ontology of reasons finally leads us to an account of the interplay of self, thought, and world.


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I "said" I was looking for a bed for my infrequent out-of-town guest, but honestly I got it for the "room". It's an office which just looked too officious…all books, manuals, computers, cords and supplies. Despite my efforts to soften its edge with art, area rug and a couple of lamps it was just plain ugly.
Canadian upholstery maker, Statum Designs makes this cleanly styled comfy daybed that's heaven to curl up on. I bought it in the neutral fabric because a) I move a lot and more importantly b) I would get to accessorize it with lots of new toss cushions from Glam.
This is some sort of sickness…next thing you know I'm not going to be happy with the area rug.


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Jun 27th, 2018 by progressiveradionetwork
Many would, of course, rather listen to feel good news stories that do not have any bearing on the rapidly increasing challenges that are closing in on us all. But how can we deal with dire realities unless we are willing to fully face them? The latest installment of Global Alert News is below.
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Maybe I will hem this curtain and install it properly so that I don't have to spend my evenings staring directly into my neighbors' living room (they'd probably appreciate it if I did).
Maybe I will put wainscoting in the kitchen. As the above comment reveals, this is the view from the couch. It would be better if it looked less awful, and the wainscoting seems like it helps to blend the kitchen together (which now just seems like a bunch of walls with kitchen-y things on them—appliances all on one side, cabinets on the other, nothing to link it together).
Maybe I will finally get around to dealing with the remaining kitchen renovations. Adding newer, less-ugly things in the kitchen only makes me realize all over again just how much I hate those peach and blue tiles.


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Written by Phil Owtram
Reading FC Community Trust Social Inclusion Ambassador Hope Akpan and team mate Aaron Tshibola showed their competitive spirit in a different setting, when they visited Southcote Youth & Community Centre last Thursday evening. Both players took part in the 'Cream Cracker challenge' alongside members of Southcote Youth Club organised by staff from Reading FC Community Trust. The aim of the challenge was to eat three cream crackers in ninety seconds and although no one was close to the 33.03 second world record Aaron Tshibola showed he has talent away from the football field when he polished off his three cream crackers within the allotted timeframe. This activity was just one of those enjoyed by the members of the Youth Club who also had the chance to take on the players at a game of FIFA, much to their delight! Hope and Aaron then posed for a photograph with the young people, before signing autographs.
The Reading FC Community Trust runs eight other Youth Clubs for 11-19 year olds in the Reading area, as part of their social inclusion programme. Dan Walker and Jade Beaumont help run the Southcote Youth Club on behalf of the trust and emphasised the key role it plays in bringing the local community together. They also spoke about Reading Football Club's Kicks project in partnership with the Premier League, which uses the power of football to engage with young people and break down barriers between them and the police to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour. Jade said "Since Kicks has come onto the scene, numbers in youth clubs have gone up, the crime rate has gone down and it's now a big part of the youth system." The project runs a number of football, alternative sports and activities sessions during the week, with the aim of developing the potential of the young people in the local area. The young people also have the opportunity to compete in Kicks tournaments against teams representing other professional football clubs, as well as learning life skills, going on trips and receiving talks from the police on gun and knife crime.
Previous attendees of Kicks sessions have gone onto work for the Community Trust, including Dan who started attending Kicks sessions five years ago, at the age of sixteen and now works for the trust delivering football sessions and running Southcote Youth Club. Jade who also helps run the Youth Club participated in a Prince's Trust course, organised by Reading Football Club and then went onto secure a permanent position working for the Community Trust. Reading Football Club are providing funding for Dan and Jade to complete their coaching badges, whilst they have also had the opportunity to gain other qualifications in first aid, health and safety, youth work and blind football to name but a few. This shows the power of the Trust's activities in not only engaging and developing young people but helping create role models in the community from those it helps; Dan commented on this saying "You look at the kids and think we were like that" and this he said helps to relate to them and gains their respect.
It is clear what great work the Club and the Trust do in the community and both Dan and Jade praised the players for coming down and supporting their activities saying: "When players like Hope and Aaron come down it gives the kids a role model and it's brilliant that they take the time out to come down here and see them." While Dan said: "It's nice to have the local players that play in the team come down and meet the kids because they realise they can talk to them like normal guys." Joel, 13 who has been coming to the Youth Club regularly over the past year expressed his delight in meeting Hope and Aaron after already having the chance to have met Adam Federici on a previous occasion.
The Community Trust has a whole programme of activities available to young people in Reading and the surrounding area free of charge, for more information please visit the Reading Football Community Trust website.


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After a poor year for earned revenue in 2012*, Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma (LTO) had rebounded and was experiencing a growth spurt. In 2013, Director of Marketing Danyel Siler had turned her attention to single tickets. Her hard work had paid off, but season tickets were still a challenge.
"Season tickets were steadily declining," she said. "The season ticket campaign had been done the same way for years, maybe even decades. And we blamed the fall on the trend that subs were declining everywhere. Our executive director, artistic director, and I all knew something needed to change, but we didn't know what."
Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma hired TRG in March of 2014 for a Best Practices Consultancy which began with an analysis of income trends, data stewardship, and current marketing practices. Danyel describes the outcome of the first meeting:
The first thing TRG's work got us thinking about was how compartmentalized we were in our thinking. We weren't having a lot of conversations together. When we first looked over the findings with TRG, we found that we all had different ideas about what we needed in order to grow:
All of these things were related, but we hadn't connected the dots on just how related they were. For all of us, looking at the data brought that home. Of course, we'd always looked at things like renewal rate and other data points. Until then, we'd made decisions based on feelings, what we told ourselves, and what we'd heard anecdotally from the box office, rather than on data.
Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma was open and ready to change. TRG began work right before their summer festival of blockbuster programming in 2014 and prepared to optimize single ticket sales throughout 2014 and re-imagine the subscription campaign for the 2015 season. With a full-time staff of fewer than 20 people, an operating budget of $3.6 million, and a marketing budget of $240,000, there wasn't a lot of spare time or money to make that change, however.
*Note: LTO runs on a calendar-year season, January through December.
After working with TRG for two years, LTO has continued to grow.
Impact: Ticket sales (subscriptions, single tickets, and group sales) made up 42% of their annual budget in 2012. Today, it makes up 58%. Since 2012, LTO has increased their annual operating budget by 32%.
Subscriptions: Since 2014, subscription units are up 17% and subscription revenue is up 22%.
Single tickets: Single tickets have continued to grow. Building on Danyel's good work in 2013, the partnership had grown single ticket revenue by 41% and units by 21% by the end of 2015.
They've been able to re-invest that increase in the onstage product, as well as marketing and other areas of the business.
The relatively small size and leanness of this organization allowed them to be nimble to implement changes quickly. Their size also meant there was risk associated with change and little spare capacity. Yet, Danyel, the leadership team, and the staff had no fear of whole-cloth change, and approached the transformation with discipline, commitment, and a near-fanatical belief in data.
Derrick Cobey and Alex John Enterline in Lyric's 2013 production of Big River. Photo by KO Rinearson.
What pulled us together around these initiatives was following the data and trusting what it told us, rather than relying on our feelings. That was the most imperative work that TRG did. It took a while to trust that. Once we were able to trust that, a lot of the emotions went out of the decision-making process. In some cases, there weren't decisions to make once you looked at the data.
We had this attitude of "We're going to succeed. We're going to make it happen." And we made big changes in each of the areas that our staff had targeted.
We had talked about doing dynamic pricing for about a year and a half. We were petrified we'd change the prices and people would notice and complain. That was the scariest. We were concerned we were taking advantage of our customers. Once we went through our pricing sprint, we realized that we're not penalizing people; we're providing incentives for people to behave in a way that helps our business. We're doing a big favor to the people that are most loyal, because they're getting a discount. That made it so much easier.
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Basically everything you can change about a subscription campaign, we changed. We traditionally did 2-3 rounds of mailings to all the current subscribers. That was the whole lifecycle—invoice, reminder, and then the acquisition brochure. Everyone was treated the same--we didn't think of long-time renewals as being separate from first-time renewals or even different from acquisitions.
On the acquisition side, we were seeking some people who just weren't likely to buy. We used trade lists for subscriptions, so telemarketing would be trying to sell a subscription to someone who'd never even been to the theatre.
Now it's completely different. The messaging is segmented out, both for new and renewals. Now the campaign has so many more touchpoints with those people, and not just postal mail. Between the postal mail, email, and telemarketing, renewals are getting around 12 contacts. And in 2015 our telemarketing campaign's performance tripled over the previous year. Having them call the right people at the right time in step with the mailings has made a huge difference.
Our organization had a history of cutting marketing expenses if we couldn't make budget or didn't get a grant. Our budget was the same no matter how many shows were in the season. So, we weren't looking at things on a per-cost basis—or even evaluating ROI.
Now, we've shifted to a mind-set of "this is what we should be spending to make this much," driven by data. That is what helped us increase our operating budget. There's not been a question of cutting the budget when we have a setback, because the data tells us what the impact will be. It's an investment to be able to grow, and as we've seen success, the investments have increased.
Prior to TRG, we weren't using data to make marketing decisions. At the time, the box office and marketing were separate. The box office was handling subscriptions and marketing was handling single tickets. The marketing department didn't have access to how ticket sales were going, therefore could not adjust the campaigns accordingly and make real-time decisions. The box office had a culture of not changing operations even though the organization had grown and changed. It became apparent to our leadership this change had to happen once we engaged with TRG. Because of that realization, marketing and the box office were consolidated under one department.
Cast of The Odd Couple. Photo by KO Rinearson.
The orientation around data really drives most of our organizational decisions now. It is a shift for our whole organization. That culture has extended to other staff members, not just the ones who have been involved in the training or the meetings with TRG. For example, in our revenue pacing meetings, we usually talk about single ticket and subscription sales, but we've expanded it to include our Academy and special events. We talk about enrollments and event results alongside those other earned revenue categories.
I love to think back now on how much things have really changed. For me, it's been the most exciting journey.
For over 50 years, Lyric has produced classic and contemporary musicals and plays featuring both nationally known Broadway stars and local favorites. Lyric produces four large-scale, fully orchestrated musicals at the Civic Center Music Hall each summer, as well as four smaller works at the Plaza Theatre during the spring, fall and winter.
Lyric is proud to be Oklahoma's leading professional theatre and continually strives to produce Broadway-caliber productions for Oklahoma audiences.
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St. George is an elegant and unique hotel in Helsinki
Hotel St. George, opened in May 2018, challenges the world of hospitality when it comes to the very idea of luxury, presenting an innovative synergy of holistic care for mind, heart, and body. St. George is housed in a magnificent historic building, next to the peaceful Old Church Park – yet only a few steps away from everything that Helsinki
has to offer. The hotel inspires with its boldly realized art collection and world-class design, and is home to two restaurants, bar, bakery and spa with hot saunas and a pool
The stylish hotel rooms
Helsinki's most stylish hotel has up to 148 guest rooms and 5 suites - offering unforgettable and relaxing experiences in Helsinki - just meters away from the vivid city centre. Whether it's a business trip, a long weekend with good friends, a romantic weekend for two or your wedding night, you will find the perfect room to fit your needs.
St. George Care -spa & gym
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The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) trades over 3200 different investment vehicles. There are over 550 traded on the American Stock Exchange (AMEX) and just under 3000 traded on Nasdaq. When faced with so many choices for investment, finding the right ones can be daunting. A good place to start your search is to define your investment goals and examine your personal tolerance for risk. If you are a conservative investor, confine your search to blue chip stocks that are part of the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) or the Standard & Poor's 100 (S&P 100). Stocks listed in the S&P 500 present conservative growth prospects, while stocks listed on the Russell 2000 are for investors seeking aggressive growth and willing to accept the risk inherent in small-cap stock investing.
Use an online interactive stock screener to narrow your choices with respect to industry, earnings, market capitalization, and price. This will give you a preliminary list of stocks to research further.
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Boston 2016
The Boston International Antiquarian Book Fair celebrates its 40th Anniversary at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston's Back Bay, October 28-30, 2016.
For the anniversary, organizers are offering free admission on Saturday and Sunday to encourage a broader audience to attend this rare literary event that happens in only two other U.S. cities annually. Attendees will experience the vast selection of rare and collectible books, modern first editions, fine and decorative prints, photographs, manuscripts and pop culture ephemera that has been delighting loyal audiences for years.
More than 120 dealers from the United States, England, France, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, Denmark and Australia will exhibit and sell all weekend. Whether just browsing or buying, patrons will find something for every taste and budget—books on art, politics, travel, gastronomy, science, sport, natural history, gardening, literature, music, and children's books—that will appeal to bibliophiles and first-timers alike.
Collecting the Boston Music Scene: 1976-2016:
A curated exhibition of a select group of one-of-a-kind items from the vast David Bieber Archives of Boston music memorabilia
On display all weekend
Typewriter Rodeo: a group of poets who create custom poems on vintage typewriters
Saturday, 10/29, 2:00-5:00pm
Talk by Boston College English professor Paul Lewis on Edgar Allen Poe and the rediscovery of Boston's citizen poets after the American Revolution
Sunday, 10/30, 12:30pm
The 15th Annual Ticknor Society Roundtable: a panel discussion of professional librarians from New York and New England talking about their own personal collections.
Saturday, 10/29, 3:00pm
FREE Expert Appraisals:
Bring your books, maps, and ephemera to get expert appraisals on the value of your items. You might find you have a valuable treasure!
Sunday, 10/30, 1:00-3:00pm
DISCOVERY: Starting Your Own Collection:
Panel Discussion – A rare opportunity to ask the experts the best way to start your own collection. Afterwards, shop the Fair and visit our "Discovery" exhibitors for items under $100 to help you begin your collection.
Saturday, 10/29, 1:00pm
Visit www.bostonbookfair.com for complete event listings.
Among the highlighted items for sale will be rare and first editions of works by James Baldwin, Jonathan Swift, Stephen King, Toni Morrison, Lewis Carroll, and Sylvia Plath; a souvenir program and scorecard for the 1915 World Series between the Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Phillies, won by Boston in five games and Babe Ruth's first as a rookie; a rare original watercolor drawing by British artist Arthur Rackham; one of the earliest printed works in the world, Hyakumanto Dharani, a 1250 year old relic of East Asian high culture; Albert Einstein's childhood building blocks; signed photos from the horror films The Exorcist, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Psycho; Elvis Presley's first record; two sketchbooks by the renowned Ukrainian-born Jewish-American sculptor and graphic artist Chaim Gross; a very unusual autographed press book for the 1968 legendary film Night of the Living Dead; the original watercolor painting depicting Hogwarts, for the British edition of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets; a masterfully illustrated Japanese version of Don Quixote; and a signed & inscribed photo of legendary illusionist Harry Houdini.


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One of our mantras at OP is that you can judge a book by its cover, but this example reminds me of an equally powerful principle: you can judge a story by its title. (Well, the story's intent, if not its quality, but let's not split hairs).
In stories we all love a good metaphor, and I've lost count of the times we refer to a brand extension or innovation as its 'turbo' or 'GTi' version.
But sometimes, just sometimes, you find the perfect project to actually go ahead and use this metaphor in the name. Pot Noodle is a curiously British phenomenon, a successful brand of (snack) food whose brand story proudly boasts its lack of food credentials.
Seeing this GTi version, I suspect there were far more 'black & chrome' designs presented, and I think this is one brand where fans would happily buy it. People who like food, less so.


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Accomplished covers band Mr Wiseguy have been entertaining local audiences for a fair amount of time now…
Any pub looking to boost trade could do worse than book Mr Wiseguy for an evening of fun cover style frolics.
They bring with them no small talent, a huge back catalogue and a very decent sized crowd. Playing a set comprised of all sorts of covers, the wiseguys are able to cater for all tastes and their undoubted experience in the local live music scene certainly ensures that they can gauge the crowd's mood and respond accordingly.
It's a pleasure to see a craftsman at his work and vocalist Terry Brown certainly does that. With his high energy attack and his somewhat quirky dress sense Terry makes sure that the crowd get fully involved. Too often we see band that play well but have no stage presence but Terry certainly has this in spades and it makes for a great time.
Special mention must be made of Martin Bird's lead. Well known on the local circuit Martin's accomplished playing really sets the scene for a professional night.
Recently joining the band (and somewhat younger than the other members) Ben Watton provides outstanding drums and it's very clear that he's destined fro greater things, but in the meantime the Wiseguys have hooked themselves a good one there.
Completing the four piece is experienced bassist Rick Andrews who puts up with Terry's shenanigans with good humour and keeps the band on track.
All in all if you are looking for an exceptional wedding and or a group to make your night a roaring success for a mixed crowd then look no further than Mr Wiseguy.


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6,5 millions
Average life expectancy:
68,3 years
Proficiency in writing and reading:
72,7 %
Access to clean drinking water:
57 %
GDP per citizen:
Child mortality:
42 pr. 1,000 born alive
Mother mortality:
470 pr. 100.000 born alive
0,3 %
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Laos is located in the centre of South East Asia surrounded by Thailand, Vietnam, China, Myanmar and Cambodia. The population of Laos is estimated to be around 6.5 million of which 70 present are engaged in agriculture.
Approximately a quarter of the population live below the poverty line, but in the mountainous areas, where most of the ethnic minorities live, poverty is more prevalent.
In the mountainous areas 40 percent of the population is classified as poor. These areas experience the greatest food insecurity, and lack of access to clean drinking water and malnutrition are also major problems.
Climate change affects especially the poorest families, as they highly dependent on the outcome from their agricultural production, which rarely is sufficient. More erratic and sometimes heavy rains as well as severe temperature changes make the agricultural sector an uncertain business and the families need to prepare themselves for more regular flooding and mudslides.
Laos is rich in natural resources and in recent years there has been a focus on generating growth in Laos by exploiting natural resources. Especially hydropower and the mining sector have been in major progress, but also private investments in plantations have experienced heavy growth. This has created great competition for resources between the private investors and the poor families, who rely on being able to cultivate the land or having access to the forest. This is a competition, which can have a great influence on the livelihoods of poor families.
In this type of situation civil society plays an important role, as their experience and voice can help to nuance the debate and create a more open dialogue about the issues. In Laos civil society is still at a very early stage of development and there are only a few organizations, which are active.
CARE Denmark in Laos
CARE Denmark supports poor families in northern Laos to adapt to climate change and at the same time lift themselves out of poverty. This is done by increasing their agricultural production using new farming techniques, helping them to gain access to markets and give them the opportunity to join saving and loan groups, so the poor families can generate new income-generating activities.
CARE Denmark also involves the government authorities by providing them with training sessions. This strengthens the collaboration between the authorities and the poor families by improving the authorities' ability to involve people in their planning activities.
Civil society is an important part of CAREs work, which is why CARE supports a number of civil society organizations in Lao. At the same time CARE tries to create a network between different organizations and a better dialogue between the civil society and the state.
To know more about CARE Denmark's work in Laos please contract Programme Coordinator Flemming Gjedde-Nielsen
CARE Denmark also works in:
CARE Denmark's focus areas:
Value Chains
Gender Equality & Micro Finance
Climate Change
Food Security.
NU-PCR – Climate Adaptation For Poor Farmers In The Northern Laos
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NextFerm is a science oriented industrial company, representing a new era in fermentation and fermentation-derived nutrients for supplements, food, infant nutrition and animal feed.
Bringing the World Better Nutrition
The world is striving for better nutrition. Nutrition which is less artificial and more natural, sustainable and cost effective - with a much higher nutritional value. At Nextferm, we aim to use our capabilities to lead this new and exciting world of better nutrition.
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Yossi PeledChairman
Yossi PeledChairman
Chairman of NextFerm and a member of Board of Directors at Enzymotec. Over the past twenty years, was CEO of Galam - a natural raw materials refining company. Served as Chairman of Euro-sweet, Lehavot and Enzymotec, and has held various executive positions at his Kibbutz, Maanit. Yossi studied Business Administration at the Ruppin Academic Centre an Executive MBA at Tel Aviv University.
Yossi Ohana VP & CFO
Yossi Ohana VP & CFO
VP & CFO of NextFerm. Previously, Mr. Ohana served as VP Finance at Enzymotec. Prior to joining Enzymotec, Mr. Ohana served in several positions as an accountant and auditor for PWC. Mr. Ohana holds a BA in Accounting and Economics from Haifa University and an MBA from Tel-Aviv University.
Arkadiy HaikinVP of Engineering
Arkadiy HaikinVP of Engineering
VP Engineering at Nextferm. Previously served as Engineering Unit Manager at Strauss Group and Enzymotec. Arkadiy has diverse experience in process engineering, operations and project management. Prior to joining Enzymotec, Arkadiy managed production of the liquid sugar refinery at Tate & Lyle and later managed the crystalline fructose plant at Gadot Biochemical Industries.
Boaz Noy CEO
Boaz Noy CEO
CEO and Co-Founder of NextFerm. Previously, he served as Senior Vice President and Head of the BioActive Ingredients Division, and held a number of senior positions at Enzymotec, including VP Operations and CFO. Prior to joining Enzymotec, Boaz served in several positions as an accountant and economist. Boaz holds a BA in Economics and Accounting from Bar Ilan University.
Yoni TwitoCOO
Yoni TwitoCOO
Chief Operating Officer of NextFerm. He was previously COO and Production Manager of Enzymotec. Yoni has over 20 years' experience in Process and R&D Engineering, Production and Ops. Prior to joining Enzymotec, he served as an R&D engineer at Tower Semiconductor and Plant Manager at Fertilizers and Chemicals Ltd. Yoni holds a BSc in Chemical Eng. from the Technion and an MBA from Haifa University.
Gai Ben DrorVP Process Development
Gai Ben DrorVP Process Development
VP Process Development of NextFerm. Previously held a similar position at Enzymotec. Gai has over 20 years' experience in Process and Product Development, Production and Operations. Prior to joining Enzymotec, he served as a process and R&D engineer at various companies and corporations. Gai holds a BSc in Chemical Engineering from Ben Gurion University.
Tzafra Cohen Sr. VP R&D
Tzafra Cohen Sr. VP R&D
Co-founder and Senior Vice President R&D and Business Development at NextFerm. Previously, she held many management roles at Enzymotec including VP of the Infant Nutrition Division, CEO of Advanced Lipids, and VP Research & Development. Prior to Enzymotec, Tzafra served as VP Production at VESSL. Tzafra holds a PhD in Biotechnology and Food Engineering from the Technion.
Elzaphan (Elz) HotamVP Marketing & CEO NextFerm USA
Elzaphan (Elz) HotamVP Marketing & CEO NextFerm USA
VP Global Marketing & CEO of NextFerm Technologies USA Inc. Previously, he served as VP of Sales for TIPA Corp Ltd and prior to that held a few senior positions at Enzymotec. The last one was as CEO of Enzymotec USA (the North-American marketing, sales and distribution arm of Enzymotec Ltd). Elzaphan holds a BSc in Chemical Eng. from the Technion and MBA from the Beer-Sheva University.


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Leaky Toilets, Clogged Drains, Electronic Leak Detection, Video Inspection of Drain Lines, Drain Cleaning, Re-Pipes, Bath Tubs Replaced, Well Pumps, Electric water heaters, Solar Water Heaters, Drain Fields, Septic Tanks, Disposals Repaired & Installed, Faucets Repaired & Installed, Shower Enclosures, Back Flow Preventives are just some of the things we do.
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Common Plumbing Repairs in Your Home
Septic tanks are designed to hold human biological waste material right until bacteria break it down into gases, solids and water. The tank itself is usually made from concrete, but can also be built from non-degradable materials. It is very important to take proper care and maintain your septic system so that they work properly at all times.
Septic Systems And Their Problems
Some of the most common problems in septic systems are the following:
• Use Of Strong Chemicals: Toxic chemicals such as gasoline, motor oil, solvents, pesticides and other chemical products that are put into the drain harm the nearby soil, making it unfit for the growth of plants. They also destroy the bacteria needed to break down the waste in the tank.
• Flushing Down Non-Biodegradable Items: These items never break down naturally and only fill up space. It only ups the liquid levels in the tank and causes clogging.
• Too Much Water In The Tank: When there is too much water in the tank, the waste does not get a chance to break down, and this eventually blocks the distribution tubes.
• Use Of Too Much Detergent: Overuse of detergents cause a lot of problems with your pipes and tanks as the excess residue can stick to the sides and corrode the pipes.
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When it comes to plumbing in [post_name], the truth is that something or the other will inevitably go wrong with it at some point of time and when it does, it will take you by surprise and send you into a panic. Plumbing repairs are both very common and frustrating. However, with most plumbing issues there are usually some warning signals.
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Societe Anonyme des Avions Caudron
Societe Caudron-Renault
Ateliers Aeronautiques d'lssyles-Moulineaux
Gaston and Rene Caudron established an airplane factory as Caudron Freres at Romiotte (Seine) in 1910. Initial flight of the first of a series of highly successful biplanes (G.I, II, and III) was in February 1911. The G.III was considered extremely reliable and used widely as a trainer in the First World War. A single-seat monoplane trainer was produced in 1912. G.IIIAs were built for military use in 1914 and used extensively by France, U.K., Belgium, Russia, and Italy as two-seat reconnaissance/ artillery observation aircraft. Several hundred were built, mostly in France, but also by British Caudron and in Italy. The series continued with the G.IV (1915), several military variants, and also in that year the prototype R.4 three-seat bomber appeared. The R.II with five Lewis machine guns was produced a few months before the Armistice was declared.
The company had moved to Issy-les-Moulineaux (Seine) by 1919, and postwar products included the C 23 (and/or C 232) two-seat biplane, which inaugurated French commercial air services on February 10, 1919 with a flight from Paris to Brussels, the C 61 three-engined six/eight passenger biplane, a three-engined seven-seat development of C 61, the C 183, a further modernisation of two previous aircraft of which one only was built, in 1925.
The company, known as Societe Anonyme des Avions Caudron, ran into financial difficulties and was reorganized as Societe Caudron-Renault. Next became notable for distinctive streamlined aircraft from its designer Marcel Riffard, who joined in 1932. His C363 took second place in the 1933 Coupe Deutsch race, and developed versions took first three places in 1934 and 1935, and the first two places in 1936. Derivatives of these included the Rafale series of single- and two-seat sporting/racing aircraft of the late 1930s. Fifteen C 690Ms were built as advanced trainers for the Armee de I'Air. The series ended with the C 720. These were followed by the single-seat C 580 and C 680, C 600 Aiglon series, C 620/C 630 Simoun four-seat cabin monoplane, C 640 Typhon series, the C 670 ground-attack prototype, and the single-seat C 860, built in 1938 for an attempt (never made) on 1936 Paris-Tokyo flight record established by a Simoun. About 1,700 examples of C 440 (later AA.1) Goeland, twin-engined six-passenger transport were built in about ten years. Two series of light fighters were developed from the Coupe Deutsch racers. Following the C 710 and C 713 prototypes, the four-gun C 714 entered service. Improved variants of the CR 760 and 770 were under development when France collapsed. The factories built aircraft for Germany during the Occupation. Later nationalised as Ateliers Aeronautiques d'lssyles-Moulineaux, and incorporated into SNCAN in late 1947.