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Campaigners for Its Our City demand greater democracy in Sheffield Council
Campaigners have demanded Sheffield City Council scraps their current strong leader structure in favour of a committee system which they claim is more democratic.
Under the current system, many decisions are not discussed at full council. Executive decision makers comprise a board of ten cabinet members.
As council leader, Julie Dore sits on this cabinet and appoints the other nine. Decisions also pass through a scrutiny committee, who can make recommendations but not overturn an executive decision. This system became widely adopted nationally under the Local Government Hierarchy Act.
The campaign group Its Our City favour an old-style committee system, where decisions are passed through a number of subcommittees before being passed at full council. They argue that this system is more democratic because every councillor has direct input by sitting on at least one committee in the decision making process. The composition of each committee would represent the proportion of votes each party got at local election. Sheffield People's Petition needs 20,956 signatures (5% of the electorate) by 25 August 2019 to trigger a referendum under the powers granted by the Localism Act 2011.
According to Sheffield People's Petition Coordinator Anne Barr, at the three month mark the petition has close to 6000 signatures.
Ms Barr said: "We're trying to do something about the way the council runs. We're not criticising the council, but the way it runs under the strong leader system.
"74 out of 84 councillors actually don't have much power, if any. It's bad enough that the majority party councillors don't have that power, but of course if you're an opposition councillor, you have zilch power really. Why are we all voting for a councillor if they can't represent us? There are very good councillors of all parties, who do their very best to represent their constituencies. It's the system that doesn't allow them to have that input."
Alison Teal, a Green Party councillor who was arrested last year for protesting the council's controversial decision to cut down thousands of trees across the city, also supports the petition.
Councillor Teal said: "I am very limited in what I am able to do, it's really hard to scrutinise decisions that the cabinet make.
"This current council's secrecy and lack of openness means that we don't really get to have a say.
"It's very hard to get information about important decisions and you often have to do FOI's."
Supporters of the petition are optimistic about gathering enough signatures over the coming months to trigger a referendum.
However, Julie Dore has expressed concerns about the Its Our City proposals.
The cabinet leader said: "Every Labour councillor on council has a say in making decisions. We've got 53 members of the council, and they get involved in policy decision making. So when the cabinet finally make the decision we're making it on behalf of the Labour group because it's a Labour administration.
"When I go to election I go to election as a Labour councillor, and people vote for that. We have a party structure. The cabinet make the decisions, and there is a scrutiny system where opposition councillors in particular get to scrutinise council and make recommendations.
"One of the advantages of having an executive is you know who to hold to account. Who would you hold to account in a committee?"
Cabinet member for Transport and Development Jack Scott added: "A cabinet is a committee system already, where we work together, we work as a team, we make things happen, we get things done.
"No big city is making the proposed shift at all, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, no-one's doing that, and there's a reason. You need to have accountability in our political system. When it's a committee of more than 10 people making that decision, you don't get that same accountability, and I think it's hard for people to hold their politicians to account if it isn't obvious who's been making decisions."
"I also think it's important we have a split between scrutiny and cabinet as well, and you don't get that in a committee system, you have the committee that scrutinises decisions and makes them. I think it's good that we have a strong robust system of scrutiny which holds me and my colleagues to account."
Sheffield People's Petition co-ordinator Anne Barr gave a campaign progress report three months in:


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BYOB Edition
October 10, 2019
Since 2016 Wine Your Way Out™ has been a wine tasting event held at McPeek's Mighty Maze's giant corn maze featuring excellent wines from local Coshocton county wineries.
Enter the maze, find the wine stations and enjoy the variety of wines in each station. Snack boxes will be provided to complete the wine tasting experience!
Finish the night around a campfire & enjoy a glass of your favorite wine at the cash bar. There will also be live music and food truck each night of the event..
This is a fall adventure you don't want to miss!
Please read on for changes for the 2019 event.
Let the wine guide you out of the giant corn maze!
Changes to the Event: BYOB for 2019 Only
If you've been to this event in the past we've had to make a few changes for this year.
Wine Your Way Out has been growing in popularity and fun since 2016 and it's an event that many people look forward to each fall. We are currently working hard to secure a wine license for the 2020 season. In the meantime to keep this awesome event happening we're working things a little differently.
This year, we will host all of the fun stuff (hayrides, corn box, live music, food truck, and the corn maze) and you will bring the wine.
You got it, it's a BYOB event for this year only. Get a bottle of your favorite wine and join us for an incredible evening! (wine only please, absolutely no hard liquor will be permitted.)
Also for this year, wine stations in the maze will be replaced with Coblentz Chocolate and Pearly Valley Cheese stations. Bring the wine you love and we'll have lovely snack pairings for you!
As the old saying goes when someone gives you lemons, make lemonade...or in this case...when someone gives you grapes, make wine!
As you're choosing your favorite bottle of wine you might browse the great selection of wines from the Three Rivers Wine Trail located here around Coshocton County. 6 Fabulous wineries are located within just a few miles of our location. Click here for the list of wineries and their locations.
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BYOB Edition
Wine Your Way Out is a rain or shine event.
Please dress accordingly (warm clothing, boots, umbrellas). This event takes place on a farm field.
If severe weather (downpour through the entire event or worse) does not allow the event to occur, ticket holders will be able to exchange their tickets for any other day of Wine Your Way Out, or tickets for McPeek's Mighty Maze, or tickets for the 2020 Coshocton Sunflower Festival.
If severe weather prevents the final Thursday of Wine Your Way Out from occurring a rain date of the following Thursday will be used.
Event announcements will be made through Facebook and email. Please stay tuned.
Tickets are only available online. No tickets will be sold at the door.
All sales are final. Absolutely no refunds or exchanges.
Each attendee will be required to exchange his or her pass/ticket for a festival wristband upon arriving at the event. Bands are not transferrable once applied to patron's wrist.
The event is for patrons ages 21 and older ONLY. Absolutely no one under the age of 21 will be admitted.
Management reserves the right, without the refund of any portion of the pass/ticket purchase price, to refuse admission or to eject any person who fails to comply with the rules of the venues, local, state or federal law, or whose conduct is deemed illegal, disorderly, or offensive by management.
Guest who are visibly intoxicated will not be allowed to participate in this event.
BYO must be wine and absolutely may not be hard liquor. Guest found consuming hard liquor will be asked to leave the event.
Sorry but no pets are allowed in this event.
Pass/Ticket/Wristband user assumes all risks of personal injury incidental to the event, whether occurring prior to, during, or subsequent to the event.
Pass/ticket/wristband user consents to WYWO and its affiliates' use of his/her image or likeness incidental to any video display, transmission, or recording of the event.
October 10, 2019
Doors Open
Last Entry to the Maze
Event Ends
Chocolate and Cheese Stations
Gourmet chocolates and cheese will replace the wine stations for
this year's Wine Your Way Out BYOB Edition!
Find these lovely snacks in the corn maze to pair with your favorite bottle of wine!

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Speak Out at the NJ State Board
On January 16, education advocates will mobilize at the NJ State Board of Education to raise a host of concerns about current Department policies and procedures under Commissioner Chris Cerf.
The policy concerns range from changes in pre-K, special education and charter school programs to the Department's new Regional Achievement Centers and NCLB waiver plans. The Governor's Education Transformation Task Force report, released last September, has recommended hundreds of regulatory and statutory proposals, many of which are being implemented without thorough public or legislative review.
Recent changes in the State Board's public testimony processes have also limited public access during a period of accelerated and controversial change in education policy under the Christie Administration. Under the Board's new procedures, public testimony sessions that were already limited by time and topic, and presided over by only a few of the Board's 13 members, are now scheduled at inconsistent times. Instead of the customary 3pm start time, public testimony sessions now begin whenever the Board's regular business meetings end. This makes it harder for parents, advocates, and other citizens to plan and be heard. The Department has also posted major initiatives with little advance notice and, at times, modified proposals after they were posted, making them "a moving target."
The combination of restricted public access and accelerated implementation of new policies has limited oversight and transparency of the Department's activities. For example, the Department's massive NCLB waiver application, which outlined "interventions" in hundreds of newly categorized "focus" and "priority" schools and defined a "new accountability system" for all NJ schools and districts has been implemented with minimal public knowledge and no legislative review. Implementation of these plans is already well underway even though the Department has yet to adopt final regulations governing such activity as required by NJ's Administrative Procedures Act. NJDOE has also funded some of its plans with private funds under agreements that surfaced only after ELC and other advocates used the state's Open Public Records Act to force their disclosure.
On January 16, parents, education and civil rights groups will join voices at the Board's scheduled public testimony session to address specific Department proposals and the need to expand public access to the policymaking process. They will also call on the legislature to step up its oversight of Department activities to protect the interests of NJ school children and the state's public education system.
Agenda: State Board of Education
NJ Spotlight
Public participation has always been a dicey topic with the state board, with testimony for years pushed off to the afternoon of the monthly meetings. Often, just a fraction of the board stays for the testimony. Last year, the board did away with the specific scheduling of a time for testimony, Now, it's the last item on the agenda, whenever that may come. Some parent and community activists have objected, saying it makes it even harder for people to set aside time to come to Trenton…Save Our Schools NJ, the advocacy group, plans to testify and ask the board to go back to its previous system of setting aside a specific time for testimony. It also asks that any time limits be removed, and that the full board be present.


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Austrie rises to challenge in win over Marquette
Just two games behind in the loss column, that's all. And with 15 games left heading into Saturday's matchup against No. 13 Marquette, Calhoun wanted to show that there was still plenty of time to make up the difference.
A.J. Price understood Calhoun's message. But as everyone found out against the Friars, he can't win games by himself. So he went to his friend and asked him point blank to step up.
Craig Austrie did just that.
Whether is this just a one-game thing or will Austrie, the junior guard from Stamford, play like this for the rest of the season remains to be seen, but Calhoun, Price and everyone else sure hopes that it's the latter and not the former. Austrie tied his career-high with 15 points while adding three steals, an assist and four rebounds in a season-high 25 minutes in the Huskies 89-73 spanking of Marquette at Gampel Pavilion.
"Coach talked to me and told me he wanted to see more (aggressiveness) from me, that's really all he said," Austrie said.
"So I took it and brought it to the floor today."
The other day, after that ugly loss to Providence, Calhoun made it a point to talk to Austrie about "bringing it" to the floor.
"I spoke, he listened," Calhoun said.
Austrie had ... let's be blunt here, stunk out the joint against the Friars. He played just eight minutes, showed no signs of aggressiveness and earned a bit of embarrassment when the coach put in walk-on Kyle Bailey over Austrie in the final minute. The next day, Calhoun called the junior guard into his office. You've done good things here, he said, you will continue to do good things here but you have to be more aggressive.
Price told him the same thing.
"He hasn't been as aggressive and I sat down with him and told him that we needed him to be more aggressive and assert himself more on the offensive end and he did that," Price said. "Craig came in and gave us great energy and great minutes."
When Dyson picked up his second foul with 14:33 left in the first half, Calhoun went right to Austrie and a minute later, he showed some of that missing aggressiveness with an old fashioned three-point play, grabbing an offensive rebound of a Doug Wiggins miss and scoring. He finished the half with nine points, just two off his season-high, and gave Calhoun 14 big minutes.
Did he have something to prove?
"I didn't have to prove anything. My teammates know what I can do, they just encouraged me to show it on the court," Austrie said.
"Coach knows what I can do and every time I go out there I want to impress him and show him that I deserve to be out there and today was one of those days where I played well and got a lot of time."
Time. That was something Austrie used to get a lot of. As a freshman, he started the first 11 games at point guard as Marcus Williams was serving a suspension. The Huskies won all 11 games, including victories over Arizona and Gonzaga in the Maui Classic. But when Williams came back, Austrie's playing time was drastically reduced.
Last season, his game, like his minutes, were up and down, backing up Price.
But that wasn't all. Calhoun had brought in one point guard, Doug Wiggins and another, Donnell Beverly, was on his way. Where was Austrie going to fit into all this?
"I just want to do whatever I can to help the team," he said.
"Whatever coach needs."
And Calhoun needs Austrie.
"Not many kids come in and lead a team to 11 straight wins and then, quite frankly, have to back up Marcus Williams," Calhoun said. "It was somewhat unfair. He helped us win the Maui, was a contributor for a 30-4 team and at times last year he saw his role diminish. And there were rumors and stuff and he came to me and we talked about a lot of things. He's just a wonderful kid and he can offer a team things that other kids can't give. Cerebral play. Understanding what I want."
After listening to both Calhoun and Price, Austrie understood just what was needed of him against Marquette. Aggressiveness.
"He gave us the spark that we needed," Jeff Adrien said. "Craig hit some shots and made some plays, stuff that we needed and stuff that I've seen Craig do before so it was really good."
Added Price: "His defense has always been good so (the offense) was a bonus. Tonight he gave us a great lift offensively, he was attacking and was more aggressive and that was the difference for him."
It just could make the difference for the Huskies, too.


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New state laws that took effect two weeks ago provide for harsher penalties for illegal palmetto berry harvesting.
Okeechobee County Detective "Sport" Pickering's family traces their roots in Florida back more than a century. His great, great grandfather was the first judge of Okeechobee County.
But as he turns his truck into a field of US 441, he talks about more recent history that has lured people from Miami and Fort Lauderdale to make day trips to his home. They come not for the fishing, but to fish for saw palmetto berries.
They are sold and used for herbal supplements. There are disputed claims that they can aid with prostate conditions.
"They'll get anywhere from 50 cents to $3 a pound for them," said Pickering.
Two weeks ago, the saw palmetto was placed on the Agriculture Department's commercially exploited plant list. The department enacted a number of new laws to crack down on illegal harvesters.
Now, a harvester has to have written permission from a landowner, plus a permit from the Department of Agriculture. Sellers also need a permit.
Violators face first-degree misdemeanor charges, an arrestable offense.
"If they've got over $300 of berries now we're into grand theft," said Det. Pickering.
As he drove around the area, he spotted a tent that just popped up, a sign that the berries will be ready for picking in the coming weeks; and many will be looking to sell them.
Back at the Okeechobee County Sheriff's Office, Max Ramos was asking Detective Pickering about the new laws.
"Last year, we didn't do nothing because of the hurricane. The hurricane messed up everything," said Ramos.
He usually harvests the berries to sell when the price goes up.
"Sometimes you make a few dollars out of it … not a million," Ramos added laughing.


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On 29 May 2018 a Transavia Boeing 737 (PH-HXE) from Las Palmas to Amsterdam Schiphol was forced to divert to Faro, Portugal after the stench of one passenger reportedly caused those around him to vomit and to faint.
In Faro the passenger was offloaded from the flight, he was later identified as Andrey Suchilin, a 58-year-old Russian art-rock guitarist. Andrey Suchilin was eventually taken to the hospital where they discovered that the stench was caused by necrosis, a form of cell injury which results in the premature death of cells in living tissue by autolysis.
Necrosis is caused by factors external to the cell or tissue, such as infection, toxins, or trauma which result in the unregulated digestion of cell components.
"The tragic and comic component of this whole situation is that I caught a disease, which (let's not say how and why) makes a person quite stinky. As a result, a group of passengers may demand the captain for you to be removed from the plane," Andrey Suchilin wrote on his Facebook page.
Andrey Suchilin stayed in intensive care and underwent various operations, but succumbed to the infection. On Monday 25 June, he sadly passed away in the Portuguese hospital.


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Sunday, April 26, 2009
Beautiful Sarai
You are a new little person, my sweet little niece, and although you have only been in this big wondrous world for not even a month, you have been born into so much love.
I am still in awe that you are here and that a new relationship is about to bud between you and I.
What will it be like to hold you for the very first time? To connect with you through smiles and giggles and the softest touches? What will it be like to watch you grow from a tiny baby to a walking talking little being with ideas of her very own?
What will we do together you and I? Maybe we will throw your parents out of the house and transform the living room into a giant fort with heaps of blankets and pillows and hide for an afternoon reading adventure stories and sharing secrets...munching on extra chocolate, chocolate chip cookies we made ourselves?
Maybe we will adorn ourselves with colourful flamboyant hats, paint flowers on our fingernails and have distinguished garden tea parties.
We could investigate puddles like mad scientists on rainy days and chase our shadows across open fields on sunny days.
We could discover entire universes inside a tidal pool or a dew drop and marvel at the mystery of it all.
There is so much I want to share with you sweet Sarai.
What will it be like to watch you grow and mature into a beautiful young lady? What passions will bloom out of you? What paths will you take and what adventures will you choose to fill your days and months and years with all that the world waits to give to you?
Whatever you do with this new life of yours, I want you to know that I will always be there for you. I will be someone in your life that you can always turn to , to offer you an ear, a hug (lots of hugs) a laugh or a cry. I will be there to show you just how beautiful your soul is and how colorful your wings are.
I love you so much.
xo your Auntie J
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Dear Sarai,ReplyDelete
Welcome to our wonderful, wonderful world. I wanted to tell you that you are one blessed little girl. You have been given an Auntie that most girls dream about. She'll teach you about magic and how to find it everywhere you look and how to make it with your own dreams and words. May your life be sweet and full of both quiet moments of contentment and loud, colorful moments of wild joy. Welcome, little one.
Dear Sarai,ReplyDelete
Welcome! I love your name! I hope your life is filled with joy and beauty and wonder.
Jaime & Sarai - Welcome to your new relationship. What joy awaits you both! I should know - I have only one niece, and she is the light of my life. She would tell me stories of magic when she was younger, she would play games in which she was never the witch, devising new rules daily. At 7, I taught her to do crossword puzzles while sitting in a hospital waiting room - she has taught me that my heart is so much more fragile than I thought, but also strong.ReplyDelete
The adventure begins. Chapter 1.
:) Debi
welcome to the world baby and to you, auntie j...blessings !!ReplyDelete
oh a brand new baby burstingReplyDelete
with curiosity and worlds to
explore with a beautiful and
magical Aunt ~
enjoy the Mary Poppins years with
the little one :)
(and it's very important to throw
the parents out while you
investigate adventures)
Sarai, you are so lucky to have a wonderful Aunty. Maybe one day, sometime soon, because time does fly, both of you will snuggle up and read this very post and smile.ReplyDelete
Welcome, Sarai!ReplyDelete
My life got derailed but I'm trying to climb back on board, thus catching up with reading favourite blogs.
welcome to this world, sarai.ReplyDelete
i'm sure you and your auntie will have many a great time together.
Oh, I am sure you and Sarai(what a gorgeous name, by the way...)are in for many a magical moment...:-)ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing your joy...
What a beautiful post. Sarai is lucky to have an aunt as creative and sweet as you!!!ReplyDelete
This is your newest love affair !!ReplyDelete


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Our CHIL Interior Design – Vancouver, Canada studio is looking for a highly motivated Intern Interior Designer to join our Interiors Practice. This individual will have a passion for hospitality design and be creative to the core, one who is driven by success, and embraces being part of a high performance, best-in-class team.
We are looking for a strong team player able to work in a fast-paced, collaborative environment and interested in working for a diverse, multi-disciplinary, multi-sector, global reaching firm. The Intern Interior Designer will be able to effectively interact and collaborate with a broad range of service providers (architects, engineers, contractors, suppliers, regulators, etc.)
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- Sound knowledge of AutoCAD, REVIT, Windows (Word, Excel, Project, PowerPoint), and Spexx; as well as a host of 3D graphic programs such as 3Ds Max, Sketch-up, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, etc.
- A solid portfolio of diverse creative projects (from school or employment) with emphasis in Hospitality and Residential design
- A proven background of involvement with the Interior Design industry, through volunteer work on school, IDIBC or NEWH events or committees
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- Self-directed, able to work independently and know when to reach out for guidance and support
- Ready to receive and welcome coaching from supervisors and colleagues, assimilate feedback and learn quickly from it
- Armed with excellent time management and organizational skills
- Positive attitude, passion and patience


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31-07-2015. Circulating Fluidized Bed combustion is competing with Coal firing to give boiler and power plant operators a greater flexibility in burning a wide range of fuels. What is the specific advantage of circulating fluidized bed boiler technology? The Circulating Fluidized Bed (CFB) technology offers definitely certain advantages over the conventional pulverized coal.
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On Friday, June 14, 2013, Team Fastrax will perform an American Flag Skydive near Independence Hall in Philadelphia. It is part of a special event for Flag Day and also commemorates the birth of the United States Army.
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Hi guys,
So I wanted to talk a little bit about carbohydrates. Its a huge issue nowadays for fat loss. Before the low carb diet was popular it was all about the low fat diet. For me you should never cut out a single food group. It has to be all about balance and timings.
A well nourished adult can store around 500 grams of carbohydrate, thats around 2000kcal. 400 grams are stored in muscle cells and 90 – 110 are stored in the liver with 25 grams circulating the blood as glucose.
A person who is having a low carb diet for long duration will use up these stores failry quickly. If they are not being replenished the body is going to need to get energy from other sources such as proteins and fats. Now in some cases this can be a useful tool for burning fat, however the problem occurs when people do this for a long period of time or whilst doing intense training. This is because the body will start to break down muscle tissue for energy as well as slowing down the metabolism. Haulting the things we want for fat loss.
The easiest and simpliest way to think about carb intake is to vary intake depending on how active you are. For training days you will need more carbohydrates for optimal performance and recovery. When you are fairly inactive you will want to decrease your intake.
So take home message. Never completely cut out any food group. Focus on timings of foods and re-fuel with carbs after exercise.
The video below, which I recently put on the facebook page, describes why you want to re-fuel after training:
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For huge fam jams or outings with the whole gang, the Bonfire Resort has some offbeat options, and then some including hikes, parties, and sports for all ages and tastes.
Play Slushy Volleyball, Rain Disco And Warm Yourself By The Bonfire At This Resort
For huge fam jams or outings with the whole gang, the Bonfire Resort has some offbeat options, and then some including hikes, parties, and sports for all ages and tastes.
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Big Groups, Adventure, Day Out
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Located around 20km from the city on Kanakpura Road, the resort is great for having a fun day out, or even a night in tents under the stars with a bonfire (duh), treehouse camping, a rain disco, and games that are accessible through the night. We honestly feel like the resort is best for day time activities, because there's more to do, especially for larger groups.
The resort will plan a bunch of games and activities for the whole fam like tug of war, sports, and other games for large groups on request. If your group can never decide on a single thing to do, you can enjoy their sports facilities and play badminton, net cricket, football or enjoy a good cycle around the facility. Their volleyball court also transforms into a slush volleyball pit for those of you who literally enjoy playing dirty. Not your scene? You can play board games, or chill with a book while the others tire themselves out.
Evening activities include neon rain dancing, bonfires and related campy activities (music, story telling, tent or tree house camping and the like), better for slightly smaller and non family groups (if you get what we mean). The morning after, go for a short hike or a ride on your bike(s) to the nearby Yogavana hills, and visit the aashram there if you're so inclined. Prices for the day package start at INR 1000, and for the night stay start at INR 1500 including food and tent charges.
What Could Be Better
The food is average, so you can skip it. Just pack a picnic from home.
Pro Tip
They're a great location for themed photo shoots, and special events like proposal (or honeymoon), anniversary or intimate birthday nights, and will be more than happy to set it up for you.


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With the news from Aussie friend Bruce just too late to publish in my last blog , I continue with the last days of Nephi in Utah now.
Nice article again, also about his mates. Here is Bruce and THANK YOU Bruce;
—" What a day! The weather did blow up just as forecast, and as we expected pre-launch. However, the task-setters got it exactly right, and the turn points fit the storms like a glove. Everywhere we went there was a great line ahead of us, and when you looked back there was a door slamming shut behind you. Incredible! Parts of the day were really strong; I went so close to hitting the 17.5k limit a couple of times, cruising with 1,000 feet to spare and suddenly everything is going up like crazy. There is so much energy in the sky here, sometimes it is scary.
Today I really thought that I didn't do much wrong. I started well, good climb straight out of the start, didn't have to use anything weak, stayed high, got some absolutely spectacular runs, and always had a good line of lift in front of me. I even finished right on the second of our minimum time after a ballistic final glide. I did 176 kph around 430 km… and I came third!
Dick Butler and Keith Essex both did more than 182 kph!!
Dick we all know, one of gliding's true gentlemen, but Keith is a newcomer. Let me simply say that everyone should watch out for this cool dude from Alaska. Keith has only been gliding a few years, and flying comps for one year. He is so eager to learn, and is really in the groove at present. He and his wife Deb are lovely people, and Keith has the knack for getting his JS1 really smoking. It's a pleasure to watch. Unless the wheels come totally off the billycart, he is about to win the US Nationals.
The photos show some of the day's action, overdevelopment beginning, what some of the sky ahead looked like on task, some virga and showers after we finished, and a sunset. Fantastic day to be a glider pilot!"—
I follow Keith from "far" ,as he added this last year some nice long flights on the OLC .[ in June 2.774 km. speed 254.80 km./h. and 1.133 km.from Minden ]
June 29, one-but-last day: as Ron [Gleason] mentioned in the evening;
" Forecasts, models and procrastinators all lined and agreed that OD and high clouds would make for unsafe or unreliable racing conditions today."
So the day was cancelled. A pity as it would have been really nice to see on 2 more good days how the pilots would do , specially with those close margins. So it will be ONE day now to see who is the best. Safety above all!
Ron by the way is a great guy. If this is the Ron from Uvalde, who was the scorer there , then I can tell you he is a lovely person!!!!
June 30,…. last day of June…… last day of the comps!
What a pity They tied HARD !!!!! But the message was ."Gridded at 11:30, launched Standard Class at 12:10 and scheduled task open for 12:40. The 15 Meters were next and after 1/3 of that class launched the CD conferred with the weatherman, task advisers and CANCELLED the day due to rapid development and over development. "
So after 6 valid days with official scores it looks like this:
Standard class;
1. Bif Huss, when I am correct he won last year as well as a then relative new comer; 5157 points . Bif won 2 days was runner up on 2 days and the other 2 days he was 3 and 6 so great scores. Congratulations!!
2. Danny Sorensen, with 5140 points. Danny, flew consistent. Won one day and had daily scores as 2-3-4-9-5 on the other days.
The first 4 gliders were Discus 2 A or B.
15 m. class;
1. Peter Deane in ASG 29/15m. Peter won the first 2 days , then he was 16 [from 27] and 10-6 and 4.[5374]
2.David Leonard in ASW 27. David was 3 times runner up and on the other days on spot 4-17 and 6.[5369]
Open class;
Uys and AP shared the JS 1-C/21m. and HC they were the number 1 with 3 winning days and 3 days on spot 2-3 and 6. [5352]
1. Keith Essex, good on him.Same glider and specially in the end he had a great run with 2 winning days. Before he was 3 times runner up and once on spot 9. Great soaring.[5309]
2. Good old Dick Butler in the CONCORDIA , as Bruce said, a real gentleman. That's how I know him as well too. He flew consistent with spot 8-3-6-6-6-2. [5109]
Bruce's "round up";" So, it's all done. The trophies have been awarded, the organizers and helpers have been thanked, the food has been eaten, and the drinks have been drunk, though there was very little of that here in Utah. I've made some great new friends, sampled some incredible gliding conditions, and learned a little more about myself. There were some moments that initially I would have preferred not to experience, but in hindsight they provided a good lesson, and in a strange way allowed all those people to get to know me more closely. Every single person here, whether they be pilots, crew or organizers, were all so friendly and supportive. They joined in the successes, and stood close in the more difficult moments."
Keith Essex [with his wife ]the new champion in open class and the HC winner Uys.
Pictures shared by Bruce.
The British and Dutch juniors.
The UK juniors settled down in Issoudun last Friday for training.
They are [financially ] supported/ sponsored by Sydney Charles Aviation Insurance Brokers. Good on them.
Here is the news:
—-"The British Junior Gliding Team are delighted to announce that Sydney Charles will once again be sponsoring the Team through this season!
The sponsorship, along with the continued support of the British Gliding Association, will be going towards the Junior Squad's development training, which kicks off in Issoudun, France, tomorrow. We'll be bringing you updates on this over the next 10 days.
Once again a massive thank you to Sydney Charles for their continued support of the Team, building on our great success last year. Long may it continue.-–"
You surely remember the great results during the JWGC in Narromine from the UK team.
The Dutch team had great results as well in Narromine and they have a total program of sponsoring as well, you can read about it in the new Tulip Bulletin. www.Dutchjuniors.nl
In the corner to the right you can find your own language!!!
Our top junior in Narromine , Robin Smit [runner up in standard class] flies in Pocuinai during the WGC in the end of July in the 2-seater class in an ARCUS M with a more senior top pilot Hans Biesters.
The number 1 from Narromine JWGC will be there too and flies in the same class for Australia also in an ARCUS M. So they meet again now in Europe, in the 20 m. class; INTERESTING.
And the UK juniors added their news on FB and started well at the 41th INTERNATIONAL ISSOUDUN with 18 pilots in 2 classes;
" Congratulations to Jake Brattle winning day 1 in the club class at Issoudun, Finn Sleigh placing second in the open class and all the other strong performances by the junior development squad. The cold front cleared this morning leaving time for a (massively underset) 2hr AAT which open class romped round at 100kph. More of the same please! Mike"
No tasks on the 5th of July in Issoudun.
Yesterday a 253 km task was set for club. In this class a total of 8 pilots, ONE from France, one from Belgium the rest from the UK squad. Simon Brown won the day in the ASW 15 with a speed of 87.11 km./h.
Overall Jake Brattle is in the lead in the DG 101.
Also 253k. in open class for the 10 pilots ;Thierry Nortier from France in an LS 6 /18m. won the day before UK pilot Mike Gatfield. After 3 flying days, Mike still leads with 20 points.
Swiss Nationals .
The Swiss Nationals , in 4 classes, are flown from Schaenis and started on June 30 and continue till the 9th.
A lot of juniors in this National Competition as well and they are DOING WELL.
On the first days NO tasks were/could be set , but on July 3 they started with 2.15/2.30 AAT's.
It's all between Rolf Friedl and Juerg Haas in 18 m. They start and finish together and occupy spot 1 and 2 overall after 3 days.[ ]
11 Pilots in this class [10 Swiss and 1 German pilot] and Juerg flew in Tocumwal in the glider from Swiss Chris.
Yesterday it was even more spectacular, [if you try to do it it won' t work] but this time they were equal on spot 1. Both 434 points.
The overall scores after 3 days are not the same but the difference is "only" 4 points.and…it ain't not over yet!!
In club class 7 pilots , 4 Swiss and 3…. German girls!!!! In this class it's more or less a "fight" between David Leemann in LS 4 winning 2 days and Davide Giovanelli [ St Cirrus] as runner up, both juniors with "a bright future".
Yesterday however, on day 3 it was a "different story" as Davide out-landed [89 points] and David won the 1.30 AAT [201].
Great job from German female pilot Maria Schneider [LS 1f] as runner up and as one of the 3 finishers.
Starts after 2 PM and best distance by David ; 121 km. in 1.36.
After 3 flying days and 3/4 to go David leads and Davide follows but now with more than 250 points difference.
Davide and David ….Swiss Juniors .
Pictures from their junior site;
In open class 3 to me more well known pilots, Markus Gauman and the Rossier brothers Gabriel and Daniel and a total of 9.
Last Monday they had a 404 km. task won by Markus von der Crone in the JS1. The Rossier brothers won the first flying day but unfortunately lost massive points by infringements on Monday and both dived from 1 and 2 overall to 6 and 8 !!!
All 9 pilots finished on day 3 and Daniel in the ASH 31 MI/21m. flew clearly further than the rest in his beautiful machine; 195 km. Gabriel , same beautiful glider,was 3d with 187 km.
Markus Von Der Krone still leads after 3 days
A combi class as well in Schaenis with 10 pilots flying between LS 4 [ handicap 104] and ARCUS T. [114]
10 Swiss pilots got on flying day 1 a 2.15 AAT and on day 2 a racing task from 315 km.
Martin Buhlmann won day 1 but on day 2 he was "only" 9th , but flying nearly 5 hours in his Discus 2 .
1000 Points for the winner , "only" 406 for him.
Chapeau for the daily number 6 flying just over 5 hours in his LS 4!!!!
4 Out-landings yesterday in this class and Mario Straub won the day.[Discus 2B]
Tizian Steiger[Discus 2] , one of the 10 Swiss Junior squad members, leads the pact after 3 days with a 4th, 1st and 3d .
Tizian Steiger an other talented young Swiss pilot.
Picture from their junior site.
More next week.
The 34th WGC for club, standard and 2 seater class in Pocuinai.
With 120 pilots from 29 countries this is going to be a huge event between JULY 31 and AUGUST 13. The official training will be on July 27-28-29.
All preparations are in full swing.
The current champions [Club class:- Eric Bernard, France,…..Standard class:- Bert Schmelzer, Belgium and….20m Multi-seat class:
– Howard and Steve Jones, Great Britain ] will try to defend their titles but for sure , looking at the list of participants it's not going to be easy.Looking forward to the event!!! Hope anyway that the weather will be BETTER!!!!!!!
Gliding International…the July/August issue !
The July /August issue arrived from NZ in Holland and I always check straight away all stories and then read them in depth. Enough great stories.
—-I started my own column in this issue , with my concern about the many incidents and even accidents in the beginning of this 2016 season. I was even more shocked to see that it was worse than I thought!!
ONLY in May there were 22 incidents and accidents, TOO many. We lost 5 "mates" in ONE month,…. that is much too much. I was sad to see that also girls were involved. As they write in the Magazine; May ..a poor start of the season.That's an understatement!!!
—-As I knew Klaus Holighaus and I know Brigitte, Ralf and Tilo it was extra interesting to read the story" The Legacy of Klaus." Martin Schempp and Wolf Hirth are mentioned as well. The history of all their legend-gliders is top reading too, certainly as my ex George owned/flew several Schempp-Hirth gliders as Cirrus , Nimbus 2, Ventus, Discus, Nimbus 3 and a brand new 4DM during the WGC in 1987 in Benalla.
—-The story about Polish top-glider pilot Adam Czeladski is touching. In 2009 he crashed with his LS 8 " sustaining spinal injuries that rendered him a paraplegic.Less than a year after the accident he flew solo again in his brand new Discus 2CT.
Now he flies a JS1 with a Hand Control System. The full story is in the Magazine.
—-All about the AERO 2016 TRADE show in Friedrichshafen by Aldo. With p.e. news about the GP 14 from Peszke, the SWIFT from Italy, DRONES but also avionics, books and art, electric propulsion , the STEMME and more.
—-The Perlan Project costs now over 7 million….BUT the Space Glider Perlan 2 is helping Airbus with their innovations and goal to set the altitude record for of 90.000 ft[ 27.400 meters] to find out about similar conditions as on MARS.
—-63 Pages of aviation-news from all "corners".
Too much sport to follow at the moment!!! First of all, the semi- finals and finals from soccer in France, the Tour de France, Wimbledon with exciting tennis and on top of that the European championship athletics in Amsterdam starting today in the renovated Olympic Stadium. The first big event after the Olympic Games in 1928!!!!
And to finish a picture from the good old times shared by Dieter " Dundee" Albrecht.
With Michael Giles [then] WGC pilot and long time guest, Don Escott, [instructor] Maria and Dieter Bottcher, [long time guests/friends] , Kurd Boyd [tuggy] ,Bones [tuggy] , Lada [dad from Hana] ,Dundee [long time guest/friend] and another nice German couple who visited a few times, Wurbs-von Burlow if I remember well and 2 I don't remember .
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|Jun 21, 2012
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|Jun 18, 2012
|referred to rules
senate Bill S7778
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S7778 (ACTIVE) - Summary
Relates to creating the 21st century workgroup for disease elimination and reduction; directs the study of the severity, frequency of occurrence, likelihood of recurrence, existing animal vaccines and potential human vaccines for tuberculosis, eastern equine encephalitis virus, Lyme disease, human immunodeficiency virus, and others as determined by the commissioner; requires report.
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S T A T E O F N E W Y O R K ________________________________________________________________________ 7778 I N S E N A T E June 18, 2012 ___________ Introduced by Sens. RITCHIE, HANNON -- read twice and ordered printed, and when printed to be committed to the Committee on Rules AN ACT to amend the public health law, in relation to creating the 21st century workgroup for disease elimination and reduction THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, REPRESENTED IN SENATE AND ASSEM- BLY, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Article 2 of the public health law is amended by adding a new title 6 to read as follows: TITLE 6 THE 21ST CENTURY WORKGROUP FOR DISEASE ELIMINATION AND REDUCTION SECTION 266. THE 21ST CENTURY WORKGROUP FOR DISEASE ELIMINATION AND REDUCTION. S 266. THE 21ST CENTURY WORKGROUP FOR DISEASE ELIMINATION AND REDUCTION. THE 21ST CENTURY WORKGROUP FOR DISEASE ELIMINATION AND REDUCTION IS HEREBY CREATED WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT. THE WORKGROUP SHALL: 1. BE COMPRISED OF EXPERTS WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT'S BUREAU OF IMMUNIZA- TION, EXPERTS ON THE IMMUNIZATION ADVISORY COUNCIL AND OTHER EXPERTS THE COMMISSIONER DEEMS APPROPRIATE, CHARGED WITH THE MISSION OF REVIEWING EXISTING VACCINES, THE STATUS OF INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FOR VACCINES LIKELY TO BE CANDIDATES FOR THE PHARMACEUTICAL MARKETPLACE, AND TO REVIEW THE STATUS OF HEALTH THREATS WHICH COULD BE ADDRESSED BY THE DEVELOPMENT OF VACCINES; 2. STUDY THE SEVERITY, FREQUENCY OF OCCURRENCE, LIKELIHOOD OF RECUR- RENCE, EXISTING ANIMAL VACCINES AND POTENTIAL HUMAN VACCINES FOR TUBER- CULOSIS, EASTERN EQUINE ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS, LYME DISEASE, HUMAN IMMUNO- DEFICIENCY VIRUS, AND ANY OTHER DISEASE OR VIRUS THE COMMISSIONER DEEMS APPROPRIATE; 3. CONSULT WITH NATIONAL VACCINE AND IMMUNIZATION POLICY MAKING ORGAN- IZATIONS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON IMMUN- IZATION PRACTICES UNDER THE CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION, THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH AND THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES; 4. APPLY FOR GRANTS, ACCEPT GIFTS FROM PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SOURCES FOR PURPOSES SET FORTH HEREIN; AND EXPLANATION--Matter in ITALICS (underscored) is new; matter in brackets [ ] is old law to be omitted.
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Kranji Hole 1
Black Tee: 322m
Blue Tee: 305m
The fairway of the opening hole appears narrow with a pond on the right that runs the entire length. Golfers will also encounter the first of the many geotextile layered face(GLF) bunkers. Optimum placing for the tee shot is slightly right of the GLF bunker. Play second shot slightly left of green to avoid the wetland on the right.


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Rick Fisher has shared that paranormal investigator Matt James has been killed in a highway accident. Matt was a good friend of Rick's, and this is what Rick wrote:
Have some bad news, I was just informed that Matt James was killed in a car accident yesterday. Matt loved the paranormal and would attend many conferences. He was a fun person to be around and full of laughter. RIP my friend till we meet again.
Fox 43 News ran this article on Friday afternoon, July 15, 2016:
LEBANON COUNTY, Pa. – One person is dead in a single vehicle crash in Lebanon County. It happened at about 11:32 a.m. in the 3300 block of Tunnelhill Road, in North Lebanon Township. Township police say the driver of a uniform truck headed westbound lost control on a sharp curve. The truck left the roadway and slammed into a utility pole. The driver was ejected and was pronounced dead at the scene. The name of the victim is being withheld pending notification of next of kin.
The name of that victim, of course, was Matt James.
Matt was from Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, and Highspire, Pennsylvania. He studied Theatre and History at HACC (Class of 2005), went to Trinity High School (Class of 1993) in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. He was a route salesman for Domestic Union, since 2008. Matt was about 39.
A friend of many in the paranormal investigation communities of Pennsylvania, he mostly was involved in Gettysburg area haunting research and ghost hunting, with some UFO interests. Being a friend of Eric Altman, he naturally was open to Bigfoot studies, as well.
Matt James will be missed by his family and friends. Deepest condolences.
He was a fun-loving guy.


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Location TrackingImplement the tracking of user's location in your iOS App
To enable location tracking, select your project from the Project Navigator, choose your application's target, open the Capabilities tab, and within Background Modes, add the following capability:
Location updates
You can also specify this key directly through your
Info.plist as follow:
The Woosmap SDK needs Always authorization for Woosmap to work. If your app did not ask the user for the required permission, you need to add a usage description to your app's
Info.plist before requesting permission. The usage description explains why the application requires authorization.
Add the
NSLocationWhenInUseUsageDescription key to your
Info.plist file, to define the string informing the user why you need the location services. For example:
<string>Allow app to access your location while you are using it</string>
To get access to location when the app is in the background, add the
NSLocationAlwaysAndWhenInUseUsageDescription key to your
Info.plist file.
<string>Allow app to access your location even when you are not using it</string>
The location services must themselves currently be enabled for the system. A request for user authorization is displayed automatically when your app first attempts to use location services.
Woosmap Permission
You should ask your users to give access Woosmap to collect their location activity. This should be done the first time the app is launched or when the user wants to change his status. This setting is saved on our side.
- Declare the following import
import WoosmapNow import CoreLocation
- Authorize Woosmap if Location Tracking is enabled
if CLLocationManager.authorizationStatus() == .notDetermined { Now.shared.updateUserTracking(tracking: true) }
tracking is set to
true and if your user has not yet authorized your app to fetch locations, Woosmap will ask for it and start monitoring location changes.
Tracking Location
The Location Tracking starts after calling
Calling startMonitoringInBackground() before setting tracking will stop Woosmap execution.
This method should be called each time your app is launched.
func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplicationLaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool {
if (CLLocationManager.authorizationStatus() == .authorizedAlways) {
return true
func applicationDidEnterBackground(_ application: UIApplication) {
if CLLocationManager.authorizationStatus() != .notDetermined {
To avoid loosing data, call
Now.shared.willTerminate() in the proper AppDelegate method:
func applicationWillTerminate(_ application: UIApplication) {
To make sure our datas are up to date in order to segment your users call
Now.shared.didBecomeActive() in the proper AppDelegate method:
func applicationDidBecomeActive(_ application: UIApplication) {
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A few years ago the LORD started speaking to me about "Binding and Loosing." Although I knew the basic precepts of "Binding and Loosing" and had used those scriptural principles for years in situations dealing with spiritual authority, the LORD was impressing me to be more active and militant in the use of them.
Let's first look into what the scripture says concerning this teaching of Jesus. After the Apostle Peter declared to Yeshua (Jesus), "You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God," the Lord gave him KEYS as to how he would build His Kingdom. He told Shimon (Peter):
"And I will give unto you the keys of the kingdom of heaven: and whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven: and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven."
A little while later – in teaching about dealing with problems in interpersonal relationships and also within the body of believers – Jesus said the following:
"Assuredly I say unto you, Whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven: and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven."
Interestingly enough, if we examine this passage in the original language – [See Footnotes at bottom of show notes for language info.] Jesus probably spoke Hebrew in both of these passages as He was teaching His talmidim (disciples) and they were ALL Jewish, but the text was later recorded into Koine Greek (the lingua franca of the day) – we see an amazing truth. In the original we are reading literally: "Whatever you bind (or loose) on earth SHALL ALREADY HAVE BEEN bound (or loosed) in heaven." The verb form reflects action that has been achieved in the past has now become active in the present. The past action refers to Messiah's complete triumph on the cross-stake.
Now that we have discussed this important truth, let me share how God dealt with me. Shortly after the LORD began speaking to me to be more active and militant in "binding and loosing" I was flying to Cincinnati (USA) to teach at a seminar and miracle meeting. A Baptist pastor picked me up at the airport and on the way to the church we had to put the automobile on a ferry or barge to cross a river. The pastor and I were outside the car on the boat ferry and he began to tell me an amazing thing.
He told me, "God has been dealing with me about 'binding and loosing.'" I had NOT told him that the LORD had been dealing with me about the same thing. It was a blessed seminar with the presence of the Holy Spirit. However, I soon forgot about what the pastor had told me.
About 3 days later (which was the last day the young man would be in town … he lived about 1,800 miles / 2900 km away), God told me to go visit him. I called my friend and told him and he invited me to dinner that evening. During my visit, the LORD gave me a prophecy for the young man. I told him, "Go back and start a church!" That church has different campuses in two different states and I think over 10,000 members.
While visiting at the pastor's house, before I left, he told me, "There are some people you need to meet." Again, I mentioned that I needed some rest; however, the LORD told me: "Meet these people." I invited the people to my home, and what a blessing it was. There last name was Morse, and one of them had written a book titled, Exodus to a Hidden Valley,, by Eugene Morse. (There is also a Reader's Digest account of their ministry; however, it is "toned down" as they had to work in collaboration with the publishers.)
There were three generations of them visiting me: grandfather, father and son. The family (from oldest to youngest) had ministered in Burma (Indo-China) for 51 years (from oldest to younngest) and had been imprisoned by the Communists three times. There was lots of demonization and false religions in that area in Southeast Asia: the majority praciticing Theravada-Buddhism with some of the tribal people practicing animism and shamanism.
The Morse's told me that they had labored almost without fruit – without people coming to Christ – for years. Then, the LORD told them to "bind" Satan and cast him out of the areas where they would be ministering. Immediately they started seeing people come to Christ. Then, the LORD instructed them to "loose" the Holy Spirit" into the areas where they would be ministering. After that, a great harvest of souls – people receiving Christ – resulted. As I remember around 65,000 people received the LORD and many were baptized in water. They labored for the LORD among the Lisu tribe and helped in the migration – the escape – of 1,000's of Christians into and through the jungle.
God is waiting upon you to to do the "binding and loosing." He is wanting YOU to do your part and work with Him in intercession. When you do your part – binding and loosing – then the finished work of Christ takes effect … and what you have bound or loosed … will already have been bound or loosed in Heaven!
What is that GREAT thing you want to do for God? What is the deep stirring in your heart for ministry unto the LORD? Nations and unreached tribal groups are hanging in the balance: waiting for you to be the one who reaches them … or, who coordinates projects to reach them … in these Last Days.
I have selected three (3) books which will help you to know what is getting ready to happen in these Last Days, plus provide you with the enablement – the POWER and GIFTINGS – to get the job done. Here they are … just click on the image.
Recently the LORD instructed me to start a new project for Him in the Kurdish language. One of the attributes of the Holy Spirit is to "show us things to come." After the LORD had us start this project, the Kurds recently took over the oil fields and the city of Kirkuk in Iraq. It is prime time to reach Kurdistan (the northern portion of Iraq and bordering Iran on the east) with the Good News of Jesus. Amazingly enough, the two books shown above, Map of the End Times and Flow Chart of Revelation reveal the specifics of Babylon in Iraq and its prophetic significance.
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Published 28-01-2009 in the Investor category
Declined offer to acquire mid-size psv
Reference is made to previous information regarding the shipyard Havyard Solstrand (the "Yard") that filed for bankruptcy on 22 October 2008.
Published 22-01-2009 in the Investor category
Letter of intent
Siem Consub SA (Brazil) has received a Letter of Intent from StatoilHydro Brasil Ltda. for a 2 years contract, with 2 x 1 year options, for a large PSV of VS 485 design.
Published 06-01-2009 in the Investor category
Financial Calendar
Siem Offshore Inc will release financial figures on the following dates in 2009:
Published 29-12-2008 in the Investor category
Debt Financing
The Company has twelve 100% owned shipbuilding contracts for vessels to be built at a Norwegian yard, with scheduled delivery during 2009 and 2010.
Published 26-11-2008 in the Investor category
Terje Løvoll (age 40) has been appointed to a new position in the Company as Human Resources Director. Terje Løvoll currently holds the position as Vice President HR (Capability & Knowledge Development) in Rolls-Royce Marine. He will assume the new position within 1 March 2009 and report to the CEO.
Published 23-10-2008 in the Investor category
Results Q3 2008
Siem Offshore Inc (Oslo Stock Exchange: SIOFF) today reports results for the third quarter 2008.
Published 10-10-2008 in the Investor category
New Member of the Board of Directors
David Mullen has been appointed as new Director of Siem Offshore Inc. and will serve until the next Annual General Meeting of Shareholders. Mr. Mullen currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer for Ocean rig ASA.
Published 06-10-2008 in the Investor category
Petrobras and Total in partnership with WellCem
WellCem AS, a company 34% owned by Siem Offshore, is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement with Petrobras and TOTAL for development of high temperature cementing materials.
Published 29-09-2008 in the Investor category
Mr. Dagfinn Lie (age 36) has been appointed as new Chief Financial Officer of the Company. Dagfinn Lie holds currently the position as Controller in Siem Offshore and he will assume the new position within 1 January 2009, following the resignation of his predecessor.
Published 24-07-2008 in the Investor category
Results Q2 2008
Siem Offshore Inc (Oslo Stock Exchange: SIOFF) today reports results for the second quarter 2008.
Published 09-07-2008 in the Investor category
Annual General Meeting
Minutes of the meeting conducted in George Town, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands on Tuesday, 8th July 2008, at 08:00 am local time can be downloaded here.
Published 20-06-2008 in the Investor category
Results from test of the Siem WIS CircSub
Siem WIS, a company 60% owned by Siem Offshore, is pleased to announce that the test of the Siem WIS CircSub at the Weatherford Technology and Training Centre in Aberdeen has been completed with positive results.
Published 14-06-2008 in the Investor category
Siem WIS enters into contract with StatoilHydro
Siem WIS, a company 60% owned by Siem Offshore, is pleased to announce that a contract is entered into with StatoilHydro in respect of the prototype CircSub™ (Constant Circulation Device). StatoilHydro will contribute financially and operationally in the ongoing full scale test of the CircSub™ at the Weatherford Technology & Training Centre in Aberdeen.
Published 06-06-2008 in the Investor category
Increase of Brazilian fleet
Siem Consub SA, a 100% owned subsidiary of Siem Offshore Inc, has entered into an agreement with Petrobras, the major Brazilian Oil & Gas company, to build two Fast Passenger Vessels for 8 + 8 years time charter contracts. The accumulated contract value for the two vessels is approximately USD 35 million for the firm period, and both vessels shall commence operation in second quarter of 2010. The vessels are to be built in Brazil and the accumulated cost price is approximately USD 9 million.
Published 02-06-2008 in the Investor category
Organisation - new employees
Mr. Hallvard Fosnavaag (age 44) has been appointed to a new position in the Company as Operations Director PSV/MRSV-fleet and will be situated at our office at Rovde, Norway. Hallvard Fosnavaag will join the Company latest during third quarter and report to the newly appointed Chief Operating Officer, Mr Lars Bruun.


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Friday, April 1, 2011
A Nice Lunch
With the number of people home in flux a lot these days, I sometimes find myself with a little meat left over after dinner. Of course, into the refrigerator it goes. Recently, I dreamed up a way to use it that's fairly easy and wonderful.
6 tbsp very warm water
2 tsp yeast (1 packet, if you use those)
1 cup flour
1 tsp gluten powder (optional)
1 tbsp brown sugar
1 tsp salt
1 tsp olive oil
Pour the water into your mixing bowl or bread machine bucket. Sprinkle the yeast over it. Add the remaining ingredients in the order given. Mix according to my bread tutorial directions (see right). Note that you may need to add up to 1/4 cup more flour to get the dough to a workable consistency.
Sprinkle flour on your counter, divide your dough in half and squish it flat with your hand. Roll each piece out into an oval. Over one half of each oval, spread ingredients to your liking; here's what I used, in order: cheese, shredded chicken, barbecue sauce, tomato, chopped chives, cheese. Fold the free half of the oval over the fillings, wet your finger and run it over the bottom edge of the dough. Fold upward and crimp the bottom edges to seal. Move the packets to a baking sheet and turn on the oven to 375F to preheat. When it's heated, put your baking tray in the oven for 16 to 18 minutes. Serves 2 for lunch.
Nichole, I expect you to try this out. You need to put that Kitchenaid mixer of yours to good use!
Finally, I recently won a $50 gift certificate to CSN Stores from Sarah at All Our Fingers In The Pie! Since my counters are pretty heavily covered in appliances, I decided to treat myself to a couple of things I wanted but wouldn't have bought for myself....a digital kitchen scale and an OXO Triple Timer! Aren't they splendid? I love shiny, new things.
The scale measures in tenths of an ounce up to 11 pounds, plus grams/kilos and even liquid ounces. Who knew that a heap of chopped parsley weighs 2.2 ounces? Everyone does, now.
So, Thank you very much, Sarah. Everyone enjoyed playing with my new toys last night, especially me!
8 comments:
- SissySees said...
The Knight would be all over that, if you'd leave the green stuff out of it!
- April 1, 2011 at 3:25 PM
- Pam said...
I love the french bread packets - yum! Love your new scale and timer.
- April 1, 2011 at 3:40 PM
- Lapdog Creations said...
Great prizes - love CSN! :) I need to put the ramekins to use that I got from them... and someday I'll get that beast, er I mean mixer out!
- April 1, 2011 at 3:55 PM
- Linda said...
I use to make something similar and used a chinese dumpling filling....thanks for reminding me.
- April 1, 2011 at 4:23 PM
- Big Dude said...
I just love stuff baked into bread and your's looks very good. I need a new scale as mine only goes to 5# and I always have BBQ orders that weigh more.
- April 1, 2011 at 7:22 PM
- Sarah said...
That is so exciting! I have a kitchen scale and absolutely don't know how I lived without it. What a great way to spend the money.
- April 1, 2011 at 9:18 PM
- Mickle in NZ said...
Super yummo filled rolls, you can eat then still hot which is just what you need while that drated snow keeps coming.
And wow to your new scales (knitters like me and dear Gaylen would love the mini ounce measurements it gives). Lovely Sarah up in SK,CA. is a cook and blogger that I really enjoy visiting - and I found her blog thanks to you, dear Marjie.
- April 2, 2011 at 7:42 AM
- Sue said...
I used my kitchen scale to weigh the puppies when they were born and for the first couple weeks. I like yours better. It's easier to read.
- April 2, 2011 at 1:08 PM


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The little known religion exercising enormous political power in JapanAugust 25th, 2009 . by Matt
Not many people outside Japan, but there is a religion in Japan that exercises political power in Japan through it's political party 'Koumeito', which is a coalition partner of the current governing party, the LDP (indeed, most people don't even know the LDP has a coalition government). Although religious parties are unconstitutional under Japanese law, Koumeito claims they are independent of Souka Gakkai, the religious group that many say controls it.
This Japanese member of the diet says that there is no Koumeito if you take away Souka Gakkai. Quite interesting, if you understand Japanese.


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Evaluation of the efficiency of the various techniques used for screening of HIV in antenatal mothers to facilitate early initiation of treatment
Author Details:
Volume : 4
Issue : 3
Online ISSN : 2581-4761
Print ISSN : 2581-4753
Article First Page : 152
Article End Page : 158
The study has been conducted in pregnant women in the high risk category attending the antenatal O.P at M.N.R Hospital and medical college and Niloufer Hospital for a defined period. The screening tests for HIV used are Coombaids, (Dot Immunoassay), as per NACO guidelines & Fourth- Generation (double antigen/antibody Sandwich with solid micro wells pre-coated with Recombinant HIV-1gp41, HIV-1 Group O gp41, HIV-2 gp36, & amp; Monoclonal Anti p24 Antibodies. The individual sensitivity and specificity were evaluated and compared. The sera of all the women screened by COOMBAIDS were tested negative & out of all the negative samples one sample was tested positive by 4th generation ELISA. Hence, this study was carried out to evaluate the sensitivity and specificity of various techniques for Antibody detection and Antigen detection, and to determine the technique most suitable for early diagnosis of HIV infection.4
Keyword: Antenatal women, Specificity and Sensitivity.
Doi No:-10.18231/2581-4761.2018.0034