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By the time the season is over I'll have gotten:
Authentic Orange Champ, Von and Manning
Peyton Manning
Champ Bailey
Von Miller
Demaryius Thomas
Eric Decker
Willis McGahee
Elvis Dumervil
I'm sticking with my old Reebok Jerseys
Other (please name in post)
By the time the season is over I'll have gotten:
Authentic Orange Champ, Von and Manning
2013 Adopt-a-Bronco: Demaryius Thomas
I'll go Champ. He's been here and will be a HOF as a Bronco.
Only ever gonna buy retired players jerseys from here on out... Hate throwing away or using $100+ jerseys as oil rags... Cutler, B-Marsh, Tebow etc... My next will be Atwater
Oh and I know I'm in the minority here... And it has to be said that I'm not a Tebow homer. I just can't see me ever buying a Manning jersey... I mean he's a rental... A damn good rental but still a rental...
I think it's about time to get a new Bailey jersey. I got one back in 04 but kid sizes don't fit me anymore haha.
I kind of want a 18 jersey without the name on it. Peyton is great and all but Frank is a OG Bronco man!
Will probably be Miller, maybe Doom. DT on my list.
Jerseys are too costly to be getting all the time and want to make sure it is a long time Bronco. One of the reasons I was usin a converted jersey for tebow
Haven't owned anything of the sort before, but I've been wanting to own a jersey for a while. Now that I actually make some money, I want to get some instead of getting shut down by my parents haha. Recently bought a sick Creighton Bluejays baseball cap, but struck on out getting a Doug McDermott jersey.
Right now I'm thinking about the hybrid version since it seems like a reasonable comprise and it has stitched numbers and a name plate.
However, my main dilemma is whose jersey to get. Nowadays where the NFL is a business, players may not stick to a team for their entire career (e.g. Manning).
I feel like Bailey's jersey is always a safe bet because he'll be around for at least one more year, and he identifies readily as a Bronco (and people will always remember him as a Bronco probably).
Any other players?
Anyone else getting jerseys, and of whom?
PS: I think I'll buy it when I come back to college in August and when the season starts up again. My parents probably wouldn't be happy if I came home with a triple digit jersey, haha.
I'm gonna get one with my own name on it.
Hooray, beer!
I have many jerseys, all authentic, most gone now, but oh well.
I will be getting the Nike best version of Champ, Von Miller and Manning.
Not all at once, but those 3 for sure. Champ will always be a Bronco. Miller 'should' always be a Bronco. And well....it's Peyton Freaking Manning.
2013 Adopt-a-Bronco: Demaryius Thomas
I love Miller, but I know I definitely would be pained heavily to see him in another uniform sometime down the road--which is definitely possible nowadays.
Manning is great too, but I feel like he will be associated with the Colts before he gets associated with the Broncos, unless he wins back-to-back SBs or something.
Maybe I'll get the Nike Elite jersey, depending on how much I make this summer I guess. That would be pretty legit.
I'm getting a Manning, Stokely,and a Syd'quan Thompson jersey when i get a chance.
I'll just stick with my Reebok ones. The new nike ones are going to be really expensive, and I don't have that type of money to spend on new jerseys.
I'm happy with my Dawkins and Miller jerseys.
2014 Pick'Em Challenge Champion
Proud Fan of the 3 Time Super Bowl Champion Denver Broncos
Champ and Von will be my next two.
I'll pick up Miller sooner or later. Not immediately though.


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Living in a tent on an island
Omori was born in Toyko on Sept. 4, 1970, and his family moved to the country when he was young. He grew up fishing for a variety of saltwater species with his father.
"My dad's hobby is fishing, but he never bass fished," Omori said. "When I was about 9, I went fishing with my friends on a pond and caught my first bass."
The bass bug bit him. Most every weekend, Omori rode his bike to fish an area pond with friends, and he began to soak up everything bass. Basser magazine helped introduce him to the sport, and it was meeting Gary Yamamoto at a fishing tournament in 1985 that put him on his path.
"I was in high school and started fishing those junior tournaments, and that's where I met him," Omori said. "I told him I wanted to become a pro fisherman. He told me, if you want to make living in bass fishing, you have to come to America."
Omori's father wasn't going for his plan to fish for a living. Most parents at that time, in Japan and even the United States, did not consider bass fishing a career, and most didn't want their children to pursue it.
"I guess they kinda gave up on me. It's just the typical parents – fishing is a hobby," Omori said. "I had a sister and brother. They went to good university. The best way to have a good life is to go to the best college, so you can get the best jobs.
"I was totally against it. I wanted to be a pro fisherman. I don't care about making a lot of money, or living in a small house."
If he wouldn't attend college, Omori's father wouldn't allow Tak to stay in their home. Omori ended up living in a tent on a lake island.
"After I left my parents' house, I had no place to go, but I wanted to keep fishing," he said. "That was right after I graduated high school. I never went to college. I was fishing every day, living on this small island."
On his website, Omori writes that he worked on his craft while living in the middle of Lake Kawaguchi, where much of the surrounding land is developed. He worked a variety of jobs, such as bell hop, dishwasher and waiter, to survive.
"I have a keen passion about fishing, outdoors – I don't hunt – I like to explore Mother Nature and I have huge passion for competition, so that's why I fish tournaments to be No. 1," he said.
Coming to America was bold move
There's literally been millions of immigrants who came to America because they were told the streets were lined with gold. Omori came for the green, as in the color of largemouth bass. He said he saved about $2,000 for the trip over and arrived in Texas with a tacklebox, a couple fishing rods and a suitcase of clothes.
A stranger in a strange land, Omori knew only one person and didn't speak much English. He began fishing events in 1992 as a co-angler to learn the ropes. He did make a 15-year plan, which included qualifying for the Bassmaster Classic.
The first year had to be discouraging. He was 304th on Sam Rayburn in his first event, and he didn't top 256th in his next three. In 1993, in his fifth tournament, he cashed his first B.A.S.S. check, finishing eighth on Lake Eufaula to earn $3,800.
That same year, Japan's Norio Tanabe won on Kentucky Lake, becoming the first international angler to win a B.A.S.S. event. It was another three years before Omori won his first Bassmaster, the Missouri Central Invitational on Lake of the Ozarks. His payday was $14,000.
Some top finishes in 2001 helped Omori qualify for his first Classic, where he took 26th on the Louisiana Delta. That finish didn't matter as much as who attended – his parents.
"I took my dad to my first Classic I made in 2001," Omori said. "Then three days later, when he was back in Japan, he died of a heart attack. He saw me fish my first ever Classic."
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Last month I posted a question about using bacon fat instead of butter to make cookies. Metalchick666 commented with this Bacon Grease Cookie recipe. Unfortunately, the recipe called for more bacon grease than I had on hand. I used half butter this time but I will definitely have to try this again using just bacon grease to see if it makes a big difference in taste. This batch, however, is pretty damn good. I'm enjoying them now—still soft and warm—as I write. Mmmm...
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Of living labs and learning cities
At the heart of Montreal's Conférence régionale des élus (CRÉ) is an initiative named Montréal ville apprenante de la créativité et de l'innovation whose intention is to position Montreal as an innovative and creative learning city. As the organization's staff wished to explore new concepts (such as living labs) and generate ideas to imagine its future and improve how it functioned, it called upon percolab. We drew on our extensive network of educational innovators and on our experience with living labs and collaboration circles to support the organisation in creating a learning circle.
Participants from diverse sectors (La CRÉ, educational institutions, municipal libraries, community organizations, and from the world of social innovation) came together for six sessions held over a six month period in six different locations across the city (a cooking school, a theatre, a community organization, a coworking space, a library, and the CRÉ's own offices), to co-creatively explore the different aspects of the learning city.
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Written by Ronald Comber
Nacht und Trompeten
Hans Abrahamsen (1952- )
One of Denmark's most important composers, Hans Abrahamsen has had a storied career marked by periods of silence, during which he would re-appraise his artistic vision. From being a follower of the central European Avant-Garde school of composers, he later espoused what was termed 'the new simplicity', which offered a more human alternative to the rather doctrinaire reticulations of the central European style.
Nacht und Trompeten, written in 1981, offers a glimpse into Abrahamsen's oeuvre – a musical world that combines modernity, with all of its uncertainties, with a glimpse into a Romantic past. He writes:
"The piece is dedicated to Hans Werner Henze, from whose request the piece arose. The music unfolds in a space, in which the memory of the earlier music has the same reality as the music of today. But the music of the memory is naturally distant and vague, whereas the music of today is present and gesticulated.
"In the opening section the past and the present are clearly separated, but during the piece, this balance is lifted, as "the music of the past" (trumpet signals, Sicilian melodicity, romantic Pathos, Stravinskian neo-classicism) in a dynamic and often dramatic surrealistic play with minimalism and modernism of today is unravelled."
Seven Early Songs
Alban Berg (1885-1935)
One of the most important composers of the first half of the twentieth century, Alban Berg was the first composer of the new Second Viennese School, to allow a certain gentle humanism back into what was an increasingly intellectual approach to the art of composition. At the time of writing today`s work, he was exploring the very edges of the Viennese post-Romantic world.
As an adolescent, Berg was more interested in literature than in music, and had only a limited musical education, but intrigued and then fascinated by the views and art of the iconoclastic Arnold Schoenberg he went on to study harmony and counterpoint with him. This was the time of Schoenberg's monumental Gurrelieder, a work that stretched traditional harmony to its limits and Berg, using it as a demonstration of what was possible began to work on his Seven Early Songs, initially for low voice and piano. Three songs, Die Nachtigal, Liebesode, and Traumgekrōnt, were first performed at a concert put on by Schoenberg on behalf of his pupils. Ten years later, Berg made a careful revision of what were now Ten Songs and had them published. Finally, in 1927, Berg determined to recast the original seven for high voice and orchestra, changing the order and keys in a series of attempts to make seven quite disparate works into a single cohesive song cycle. After much effort he succeeded brilliantly, capturing the evanescently shifting moods within a subtly varied orchestration that reinforces the lyrics and makes them shimmer and glow.
Symphony No. 4 in G Major
Gustav Mahler (1860-1911)
There are many people who find Mahler's symphonies too overpowering for comfort. The strangely challenging part writing, the sudden fierce climaxes, the unnerving grotesqueries, and the underlying morbidity all combine to produce an emotional effect quite unlike the work of any other composer, and often not a little harrowing in its cumulative force. Mahler strove to express his inner-most feelings through his music, and in his tragic, perverse, heroic way, he succeeded, influencing the creative development of music as he went. He was, in many ways, the last and the greatest of the Post-Romantics, though Elgar outlived him, but it was his misfortune to have achieved a purpose not universally acceptable.
Mahler wrote one symphony, however, that has proven to be a delight to all, the Symphony in G Major, no.4. It is the resolution of the emotional conflicts developed in his first three symphonies and the reflection of Mahler's short-lived spiritual peace. As a result, it is a work filled with a rare serenity and occasional gaiety, written for a much reduced orchestra. It is less obviously ambitious in his scope, because it doesn't need to be.
The Fourth Symphony was written in the summers of 1899 and 1900 at Maiernigg, Carynthia, in periods of calm following turbulent musical seasons with both the Vienna State Opera and the Vienna Philharmonic. Mahler, as one of the acknowledged greats of all conductors, performed continually in these years. Controversial, political and demanding, he drove himself as well as his orchestras to the very pinnacle of musical expression through interpretation. His summers were always devoted to composition, partly as a form of therapy, partly because it was the only time he could find that was free from distractions.
Mahler conducted the premiere of the Fourth Symphony in Munich on November 25, 1901, to really vitriolic reviews from the musical press. As the composer they had for years loved to hate, Mahler, in writing more palatably to their way of thinking, had sold out. Viennese critics were even more hostile later. But when the furore died down, the work's merits were so obvious that it became the standard by which Mahler's new works were to be judged, to Mahler's sardonic amusement.
The Symphony No.4 is in four movements and follows standard symphonic form, at least in its first three movements.
The first movement, marked "deliberate, unhurried", presents us with a spirit of Viennese charm. The four principal themes: dapper, gay, whimsical, and tender, in turn, vie for supremacy with an almost Schubertian clarity and vigour. Structure and form are strongly marked here, giving the movement a rare drive.
The second movement, a Scherzo marked "in easy motion, without haste", is a droll Danse Macabre, featuring a major solo for a violin tuned a whole tone up. Shrill and a trifle grotesque, the violin solo sets the tone for the movement, yet is answered by the sensible Romanticism of the two Trios. A remarkable, slightly tongue-in-cheek exercise.
The adagio movement, marked "restful", was by Mahler's account, his "…vision of one of the church sepulchres showing a recumbent stone image of the deceased with his arms crossed in eternal sleep". The music is gentle, spiritual. In double-variation form, the movement builds to only one climax at the end, leading to the Finale, a song.
The last movement, marked "very comfortably", achieves the perfect contrast with the elegiac preceding variations without once resorting to violence. Taken from Mahler's 1892 setting for Des Knaben Wunderhorn, it expresses Mahler's new-found peace of mind with joyful naivety.
by Ferdinand Max Hauptmann (1858-1921)
The clouds embrown the night and valley;
the mists float above, the water rushing gently.
Now all at once they unveil themselves:
o listen! pay heed!
A broad land of wonder has opened up.
Silver mountains rise up, fantastically huge,
silent paths lit with silver
from the hidden lap of the valley;
and the noble world is so dreamily pure.
A mute beech stands by the path,
black with shadows; a breeze from a distant,
lonely grove wafts gently by.
And from the deep darkness of the valley
flash lights in the silent night.
Drink, my soul! Drink in this solitude!
O listen! pay heed!
Reed Song
Along a secret forest path
I like to creep in the evening light;
I go to the desolate, reedy banks,
and think, my maiden, of you!
As the bushes grow dark,
the reeds hiss mysteriously,
and lament and whisper,
and thus I have to weep and weep.
And I think that I hear wafting
the gentle sound of your voice,
and down into the pond sinks
your lovely song.
In the chamber
Autumn sunlight.
The lovely evening peers so quietly in.
A little red fire
crackles in the stove and flares up.
And with my head upon your knee,
I am contented.
When my eyes rest in yours,
how gently do the minutes pass!
Love Song
In the arms of love we fell blissfully asleep;
at the open window the summer wind listened
and carried the peacefulness of our breath
out into the bright, moonlit night.
And out of the garden, feeling its way randomly,
the scent of roses came to our bed of love
and gave us wonderful dreams,
dreams of intoxication, rich with yearning.
Summer days
Now the days drag through the world,
sent forth from blue eternity;
time dissipates in the summer wind.
Now at night the Lord weaves
with blessed hand wreaths of stars
above the wandering wonderland.
In these days, o my heart, what can
your brightest wanderer's song then say
about your deep, deep pleasure?
In meadow song the heart falls silent;
now there are no words, and image upon image
visits you and fills you entirely.
Lyrics::Mahler Symphony No. 4
The Heavenly Life
(from Des Knaben Wunderhorn)
We enjoy heavenly pleasures
and therefore avoid earthly ones.
No worldly tumult
is to be heard in heaven.
All live in greatest peace.
We lead angelic lives,
yet have a merry time of it besides.
We dance and we spring,
We skip and we sing.
Saint Peter in heaven looks on.
John lets the lambkin out,
and Herod the Butcher lies in wait for it.
We lead a patient,
an innocent, patient,
dear little lamb to its death.
Saint Luke slaughters the ox
without any thought or concern.
Wine doesn't cost a penny
in the heavenly cellars;
The angels bake the bread.
Good greens of every sort
grow in the heavenly vegetable patch,
good asparagus, string beans,
and whatever we want.
Whole dishfuls are set for us!
Good apples, good pears and good grapes,
and gardeners who allow everything!
If you want roebuck or hare,
on the public streets
they come running right up.
Should a fast day come along,
all the fishes at once come swimming with joy.
There goes Saint Peter running
with his net and his bait
to the heavenly pond.
Saint Martha must be the cook.
There is just no music on earth
that can compare to ours.
Even the eleven thousand virgins
venture to dance,
and Saint Ursula herself has to laugh.
There is just no music on earth
that can compare to ours.
Cecilia and all her relations
make excellent court musicians.
The angelic voices
gladden our senses,
so that all awaken for joy.


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If miles upon miles of golden sand, beautiful surf and colorful pagodas are what you are looking for in your trip to Bangladesh, look no further than Cox's Bazar. Cox's Bazar has the world's longest beach – roughly 120 kilometers of sand sloping gently to the blue waters of the Bay of Bengal. When the beach stops, the entertainment starts.


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So I had decided I wanted crochet braids. so I came home and my roommate braided my hair, in simple cornrows straight back, we connected the two center braids about halfway back so that I could wear a side part of down the middle. So then I took my Marley hair and began installing it, this was a fairly easy process once I began, probably the most simple protective style that I have tried yet. And since I have no previous hair experience and YouTube is my instructor, simple is good.
However I did not realize that with this type of hair less is definitely more and I ended up being too generous with the hair throughout my head. . I ended up only using about 2 packs of hair, but I think that 1 to 1 and half packs should be my limit in the future. I loved the texture of the hair but was not a fan of the pure fact that it was HUGE! I couldnt even get it all in my hand to put it up, and since this took be till way past my bedtime to complete ( in total I think it still only took 3 hours, braids included) I wore my hair all pinned up around my head the next day to teaching. So back to the drawing board, aka YouTube I went, how can I control these tresses?? The answer I seemed to get was to curl it. . . so when I got home I set back to work .
I did a combination of styles of curlers and curled all of this hair and then dipped them in boiling water to "seal" the hair.. . this must be a process I am doing wrong because with both my sengalese twists and this style I havent' been able to do it. . . the result came out like this. . . Not bad. . but not the look I was going for.
So I wore it like this for two days and then tried once again to master the curl method. . Result . .. Oh and did I mention I got engaged last week?? So I had been promising friends that when I got engaged I would rock a Feyonce shirt for my girl Beyonce so here it is. .. I absolutely loved my hair in this picture, unfortunately the look did not even last the day and by that night I was back to a poofy mess.
After 4 days I was about ready to give up on this style and just call it a day. Simplicity was not worth the hassle that this hair was causing me, I had spend three nights doing my hair instead of lesson planning. . . something that is not unusual but this time it was not for fun reasons.
So then with a heavy heart I started looking into straightening marley hair, the girls on youtube were helpful once again and said that Marley hair actually takes heat fairly well and with a good moisturizer and the proper time, you can do a blow out on Marley Hair, http://youtu.be/Ln31O1Ld_Ug , following this video I blow dried my hair and the result was finally something I LOVE! And the bonus . .. It has been about 4 days and It is still holding up. I wear it in a bun at night which gives it a slight curl pattern that I love and the size is much more managable! So crochet braids are here to stay. Next time I will probably not go through all of these steps. but who knows. .. knowing me I will probably attempt the curls again. ( Isn't the definition of insanity doing the same thing over and over and expecting a new result?)
Here is the final result. this picure was taken 2 days after I blow dried it and I am still loving it. I am testing it out to see if I want to wear my hair this way for our engagement pictures. If anyone has any good suggestions for hair styles let me know.
Also if anyone has the key to the curl method, you would save me if you shared! Maybe then I would be successful and not burn my hands.
Hope you all are having a wonderful weekend! Have a great start to your week tomorrow
Love your do and grow that fro
❤ Kelsi Rae


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With the General Election imminent the boundary changes which will divide and abolish the Hornchurch constituency will come into effect in a matter of days. These changes will also mark the end of my period in office as the Member of Parliament for Hornchurch. It has been a genuine privilege to serve as the MP for Hornchurch, Elm Park Rainham and Wennington since 2005 and I've been touched by the kind and generous messages from local residents in recent weeks.
During this time there have been a number of important victories for the local community. St George's Hospital, Hornchurch which was ear-marked for closure when I took office can look forward to a secure future. Elm Park has seen a new library to enhance facilities for local residents and investment in CCTV to help improve community safety. The annual Elm Park Fiesta and Christmas Illuminations have created added focus and attention on the community.
In Rainham there have been plenty of battles to fight. Proposals to make Rainham a site for processing contaminated debris in the event of a serious terrorist incident were reversed. Plans for a moto-cross circuit at Launders Lane were rejected. The Rainham Prison proposals for the Beam Reach 5 Industrial Park were dropped after thousands of people marching through the streets of Rainham brought the area to a stand-still. And plans for a 5,000 seat 'mega church' were refused after strong opposition at a public inquiry.
It has certainly been a busy period and I've been proud to have played a part in all of these successes. But none of this could have been achieved without the local community coming together with a 'yes we can' spirit. With this attitude and outlook as my time in Hornchurch comes to an end, I have little doubt that the local community can look forward to a positive future.


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For many people around the United States, the World Cup will be the only soccer they watch for the next four years. For others, this is a few of many games they'll watch this summer alone. Wherever you stand, the World Cup always sheds light on new and exciting talent across the globe. Players have used this tournament to jump-start their careers. In 2014, it was Colombia's James Rodriguez. At the time, Rodriguez was doing well for himself in French team AS Monaco. However, soon after claiming top scorer at the World Cup, the Colombian saw himself move to soccer giant Real Madrid, the ultimate goal for many players of today's game. The same can be said of Costa Rica goaltender Keylor Navas. Prior to the 2014 World Cup he saw himself between the posts at Spanish side Levante. In a few quick weeks after his stellar World Cup performance, he too was playing at Real Madrid.
While young players often steal headlines, veterans can use the World Cup to cement their legacy. German striker Miroslav Klose broke the record for most career World Cup goals scored last year as he became a household name throughout the world. Goalkeepers Guillermo Ochoa of Mexico and the United States' own Tim Howard had their heroics printed in newspapers across the globe. Mario Gotze's winner in the World Cup final made his name known to many who do not follow soccer religiously. It's time to look at some candidates who can make a name for themselves in the United States on the sport's biggest stage.
Antoine Griezmann: France
Current Club: Atletico Madrid (Spain)
Where he currently stands: Griezmann is definitely someone you know if you follow soccer throughout the year. He is one of the top scorers in Spain's La Liga year in and year out. He's 27 years old currently, but to the average American fan he is not necessarily someone you would be familiar with.
Why he could breakout: "Breakout" is a relative term here. Griezmann has cemented himself among the world's elite in Europe and year-round soccer fans know of his talent. However, the French forward is going to have a good opportunity to make his name known to a lot of Americans this summer. He figures to be the leading scorer in a French team that has very high expectations. I would fully expect him to challenge for the Golden Boot (World Cup's top scorer).
Gabriel Jesus: Brazil
Current Club: Manchester City (England)
Where he currently stands: Gabriel Jesus is just 21 years of age coming off a 13 goal campaign for Premier League winners Manchester City. He is regarded as one of the top prospects in the sport and figures to be a big part of the Manchester City and Brazilian front lines for years to come.
Why he could breakout: Like Griezmann, Jesus is a forward who should handle the bulk of the goal scoring for a Brazil side that expects to play through to the final. Along side Neymar and the rest of the Brazilian talent, Jesus should be able to showcase his skills this summer. Also, Brazil holds a long history of prominent household names in America from Pele to Ronaldo to Ronaldinho to Neymar; and Jesus has every bit of talent to become that next name.
Dries Mertens: Belgium
Current Club: Napoli (Italy)
Where he currently stands: Mertens is a fantastic playmaker for Italian side Napoli. He is a free-flowing player that scores and assists in high numbers. He was a late bloomer at 31 years of age, and has enjoyed his last five seasons in Italy, but it would be interesting to see if Mertens has a spectacular World Cup, what top clubs could look to acquire him.
Why he could breakout: The wealth of attacking and playmaking talent in Belgium is incredible for such a small nation. United States fans may remember the likes of Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku who both scored against the Americans last World Cup and also used that game to jump-start their careers. Eden Hazard also features in the team along with younger playmakers Yannick Carrasco and Youri Tielemans. However, it could be Mertens at the center of it all. In reality, the names that are often remembered are those who get on the stat sheet, and you can expect a lot of that from the 31-year-old Belgian.
Isco: Spain
Current Club: Real Madrid (Spain)
Where he currently stands: Isco is a player who has shown immense promise throughout his young career. At age 26, he is finally getting the playing time at Real Madrid and for Spain to showcase his talents. Left out of the 2014 World Cup squad, Isco is expected to be a regular starter in the Spanish midfield. As with Mertens in Belgium, expect much of Spain's play to run through this man.
Why he could breakout: The Spanish midfield guard has been held down by years of some of the best to ever do it. However, legends Xavi, and Cesc Fabregas will not be with the team this summer and Andres Iniesta is up in age at 34 years old. This opens up a clear path for Isco to become the next great Spanish midfielder for a country that has enjoyed so much success at the position. It is nearly impossible to get the ball off him and he will spray the ball all over the field with accurate passes in a Spanish team that will look to play a quick passing style of soccer.
Jordan Pickford / Jack Butland / Nick Pope: England
Current Clubs: Everton (England) / Stoke City (England) / Burnley (England)
Where he currently stands: It is really not clear who will win the England starting goalkeeper position. It is very close race between Pickford (24), Butland (25) and Pope (26), all of who have very little national team experience. However, all three have performed exceedingly well for their mid-table Premier League teams and could use a strong World Cup performance to earn a move to a bigger club.
Why he could breakout: Outside of forwards, it is goalies whose heroics are remembered. Guillermo Ochoa played spectacularly in one game for Mexico against Brazil in the 2014 World Cup, and was rewarded with a move that summer to La Liga team Malaga. Bottom line for a goalie is that you are the hero or the villain, and I believe that each of these young keepers hold a ton of talent, more than enough for them to play hero.
Timo Werner: Germany
Current Club: RB Leipzig (Germany)
Where he currently stands: If I had to pick a starting eleven of only players under the age of 23, Werner would be one of the first names on my team sheet. He plays for a team that is relatively new to success, RB Leipzig, but they will be by no means his final destination. Werner has had transfer rumors swirling around him for a couple of months now with Leipzig unwilling to sell. However, a strong World Cup may raise his price to a point that Leipzig can't refuse.
Why he could breakout: The best word I can use to describe the German national team is a "machine." They play fluidly together and score a whole lot a goals, something that Werner will pounce on. Miroslav Klose broke the record for career World Cup goals scored four summers ago, and Werner is sliding right into that position this summer. Werner has the potential to end up as a top 5 forward in the world at some point, and this World Cup could be the final leap he takes to the top.
Sergej Milinkovic-Savic: Serbia
Current Club: Lazio (Italy)
Where he currently stands: At 23 years old, Milinkovic-Savic had one of the best seasons among midfielders in Serie A. It was a breakout campaign for his standards, but he is still a talent that has yet to be discovered by much of the rest of the world let alone the fans of the United States. However, to those who have seen him, his style of play has been compared to that of legendary midfielders Zinedine Zidane and Yaya Toure and believe his ceiling is just as high.
Why he could breakout: Serbia will be one of those teams that could end up exceeding expectations dramatically. There is talent on their roster, and if a couple of things fall their way Serbia could find themselves making a run. It is almost certain the Milinkovic-Savic would be at the heart of that run if it was to occur. He is also another player who has his sights set on joining a bigger club, and that could also fuel his play during the summer.
Radamel Falcao: Colombia
Current Club: AS Monaco (France)
Where he currently stands: Falcao, aged 32, is by no means undiscovered to most of the soccer community. However, he is a player who hasn't necessarily had his name cross the Atlantic. His position on the field is comparable to LA Galaxy striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who may be more well-known to the American audience. Like Zlatan, Falcao is just a goal scoring machine, and that is how you are going to get your name recognized.
Why he could breakout: As just mentioned, the man flat-out scores goals. Despite having James Rodriguez, the 2014 World Cup top scorer, Falcao will be the target man in this Colombian side. There is no reason why Colombia couldn't go back to back World Cups having the top scorer in their team because of Falcao. He is closer to the end of his career than the beginning, but this World Cup could provide an opportunity for the Colombian to cement his legacy.
Kasper Dolberg: Denmark
Current Club: Ajax (Netherlands)
Where he currently stands: Dolberg is one of the most exciting prospects in Europe. Two seasons ago as a 19-year-old, the Dane scored 23 goals as he burst onto the scene. This past year was injury-plagued for the now 20-year-old, but the forward still promises to be one of the world's best when he hits his prime.
Why he could breakout: Denmark is going to need someone besides Christian Eriksen to make plays, and that burden could lie on the shoulders of a very young Dolberg. He has played on some large stages and shined in his young career, but the biggest stage will be set this summer in Russia. Like Milinkovic-Savic for Serbia, if Denmark were to make a cinderella run, it will likely be due to the positive play of Dolberg in a perfect situation to get his name out to the world.


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A researcher studying the health effects of mobile phone use has warned of a "brain tumour pandemic".
The warning came after a team of researchers re-evaluated data from the £15 million, decade-long
Interphone study.
Alleging flaws in the original analysis, the new study warns that the risk of developing brain cancer as a result of extended mobile phone use was 25 per cent greater than previously thought.
Presenting the group's findings at the Annual Bioelectromagnetics Society meeting in Seoul, South Korea, Lloyd Morgan, electronic engineer and Senior Research Fellow at the US Environmental Health Trust, said: "What we have discovered indicates there is going to be one hell of a brain tumour pandemic unless people are warned and encouraged to change current cell phone use behaviours."
Morgan went on to say: "Governments should not soft-peddle this critical public health issue but instead rapidly educate citizens on the risks. People should hear the message clearly that cell phones should be kept away from one's head and body at all times."


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For the JEF visa lobbying week special the Editorial Board of thenewfederalist.eu has conducted an interview with Daniela Vidaicu, a 24 year old student of Business Law from Chisinau, the capital of the Republic of Moldova and directly-elected member of the Federal Committee of JEF-Europe on (...)
Saturday 2 October 2010
Today we celebrate the International Day of Youth, an annual event declared by the United Nations in its resolution 54/120 with the aim of celebrating all the hard work and achievements of the young people who actively contribute to society. Moreover, this year there's an additional element to (...)
Thursday 12 August 2010
The recent publication of a paper titled One Laptop Per Child Overview. The iconic status of OLPC and its XO-1 laptops in 2009 edited by W. Vota, C. Derndorfer, B. Berry, editors of olpcnews.com, allows us to retrace the first steps of the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project, announced to the (...)
Tuesday 19 January 2010
From 7 to 10 July 2009 140 excellent senior level students of law, international relations, business and economics, information and communication technologies from Albania, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia and Slovenia (...)
Wednesday 2 September 2009
German children who grew up before 1989 had very different childhoods based on whether they were born in the Western or Eastern part of their country. The general perception of West Germans is that childhood must have been troublesome in the East. True, East German kids did generally have fewer (...)
Thursday 13 August 2009
From 30 March until 4 April 39 young people from 19 different countries gathered in the small and pleasant village of Dworp in the Flemish countryside just outside Brussels, Belgium. The main purpose of the seminar was to focus on the outstanding role that youth can have in struggling against (...)
Monday 4 May 2009
44 participants from all over Europe gathered in Saulkrasti, a coastal town at the Baltic Sea, one hour from Riga for a seminar organised by JEF-Latvia and JEF-Europe entitled "Active Youth for a Truly Democratic European Family". During the six days, the participants had the chance to explore (...)
Saturday 22 November 2008
The aim of JEF TDs is to give a deeper insight to active Jeffers from different national sections into the activities of JEF-Europe as well as giving the participants a chance to exchange experiences. This year's Training Days, held in a former paper mill in Alsemberg just outside Brussels, (...)
Monday 28 July 2008
2008: European year of the intercultural dialogue. The title is pretty. And the result seems obvious, as, since May 2007, culture has become a key component of the EU's international relations with the "Agenda for Culture". This is particularly flattering for Europe, considering that only 0.03% of (...)
Wednesday 23 July 2008
"If Europe were to start again, I would begin by Culture."This quotation, falsely associated with Jean Monnet, shows an important limitation of Europe. The issue must be tackled starting with an almost existential question: what is culture from a European point of view? No defence, no culture (...)
Monday 2 June 2008
On 9th May - Europe Day - JEF Europe (Young European Federalists) is launching the YES campaign for the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty in Ireland – yes2lisbon.eu – under the banner 'European Youth for an Irish YES'. Ireland is set to be the only EU Member State to hold a vote on the Reform (...)
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Episode 163
Haunt Weekly - Episode 163 - Small Haunts
January 14th, 2019
53 mins 38 secs
About this Episode
A recent question on Haunter's Hangout asked is 3K square feet big enough for a haunt. There was a great conversation about it with answers ranging a resounding no to many offering support.
As overgrown home haunters, we have a lot of experience building in small spaces. Also, as haunt customers we've been to and enjoyed many haunts in that range. However, we've also been to a few that we enjoyed much less.
With that in mind, we wanted to take our own stab at answering the question so we're bringing you a whole episode on small haunts including several tips for doing more with less!
This Week's Episode Includes:
- Intro
- Conference Reminders
- HAuNTcon Update
- Discussing the Question
- An Examination of DEAD Rising
- Layout
- Interactivity
- Actors
- Pricing
- Marketing
- Customer Experience
- Conclusions
Many of these tips and thoughts will work for haunts of any size, as such, regardless of how big your haunt is, this is an episode you do NOT want to miss.


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Improving credit risk measurement and management: A new application of statistical techniques
Kritzinger, Nico
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In an ever-growing economy, increased competition and pressures for increased revenue has led financial institutions to search for more effective ways to attract creditworthy clients. Since the 1950s, credit scoring has been widely adopted to guide credit decisions, however literature on credit scoring has been limited. Credit scoring plays a critical role in the banking environment which affects future impairments, capital and profits. In light of the limited re-search and the importance of credit scoring, the need to augment existing techniques and develop new techniques to improve credit risk measurement and management are para-mount. This thesis explores three significant problems in the world of credit scoring that affect credit risk measurement and management. The first article addresses the issue that no optimal technique exists in building credit score-card models and also provides a solution for the disagreement on the appropriate cut-off score. An optimal Credit Scoring Matrix Model (CSMM) to determine which clients will go bad in the future is proposed. The CSMM gives uplift to the Gini-coefficient compared with a one-dimensional credit scorecard and provides a solution to determine an appropriate cut-off score on a more granular level. The second paper explores the effect of scorecard implementation on the performance measures for the accept population. In credit scoring, much focus has been placed on model-ling techniques for building credit scorecards. Less focus has been put on credit scorecard implementations. Performance measures on the accept population appear to change after the implementation of the credit scorecard against the development sample. In this paper a statistical technique called swap-set Gini-coefficient provides a more comparable statistic be-tween development and post implementation of the credit scorecard. The swap-set Gini-co-efficient performance measure results indicate significant improvement for monitoring the credit application scorecard for the accepts population. In the third paper, the procyclicality problem on credit scorecards is investigated. The perfor-mance of a bureau scorecard during a downturn and an upturn period is analysed with the results indicating the necessity of calibration to account for procyclicality. Various calibration scenario results are presented indicating the significant contribution of the proposed calibra-tion model.


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Charles F. Hutchinson
Chuck Hutchinson (now retired) is a geographer with specializations in arid lands and remote sensing. His research focused on (1) developing inventory and monitoring techniques for agriculture and natural resources using satellite, air-borne and ground-based observing systems, and (2) advancing policies that promote the use of satellite data. He has developed and advised in the establishment of information systems using multiple data sources to (1) identify potential famine conditions in the Caribbean and Sub-Saharan Africa, (2) monitor environmental conditions in southern Africa and southwest Asia, and (3) assess land degradation in arid lands worldwide. During his 30-year career at the University of Arizona (UA), he was named a Gilbert F. White Fellow at Resources for the Future (sabbatical leave). He was also detailed from UA to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) as Visiting Senior Scientist in the Applied Science Division of the Earth Science Mission Directorate where he later served as Acting Director. During his tenure at UA, he was Director of the Arizona Remote Sensing Center, the Office of Arid Lands Studies, and the School of Natural Resources and the Environment.


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A Glasgow-based international recruitment business which specialises in identifying and providing talent to businesses in more than 50 countries across the world, is preparing for a period of international and domestic growth having secured a Regional Selective Assistance grant from Scottish Enterprise to expand into new premises and create new jobs.
Solutions Driven, with a track record of delivery in the manufacturing, engineering, technology and healthcare sectors, has been awarded the grant to support significant growth in 2016, as it looks to target new international markets and create jobs.
The business, established in 2000, uses the latest talent identification and selection techniques, and is aiming to create around 20 new jobs in the next two years to add to the 45 people it currently employs at its Glasgow office. Five years ago the company employed 19 people in the UK.
The company is currently in the process of moving to its new premises. Solutions Driven will recruit a range of positions as it meets increased demand for its technologically-focused approach to international recruitment.
Across three distinct business areas of executive recruitment, talent sourcing and recruitment process outsourcing, Solutions Driven generates more than 60% of its annual turnover from international sources. It combines the very latest behavioural analysis and search software tools to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of candidates. By harnessing the latest digital interviewing applications it is able to save businesses time and money, and improve the quality of their recruitment processes.
In the past 12 months it has secured more than 200 appointments for a range of international clients including a Business Development Director for an electronics company expanding into Scandinavia, and a Vice President of Product Management for an automotive product manufacturer in the US. It has also worked with a number of leading Scottish manufacturers.
Gavin Speirs, CEO of Solutions Driven, said the business had experienced significant growth in recent years, despite the downturn in sectors such as oil and gas, which had previously been positive for the company.
He said: "Hiring and recruitment trends can be cyclical and even counter-cyclical in the case of the oil and gas sector. We are using our experience in a range of sectors and applying them to different geographies across the world. "By continually investing in our people and our business, we have experienced strong growth as we expand the services we provide, the technology we use and the markets in which we operate. The support we've been able to access from Scottish Enterprise will be another catalyst for our international growth and we are excited about the opportunities that lie ahead for our business and our customers."
Rhona Allison, Company Growth Support Director, Scottish Enterprise, said: "Solutions Driven is an innovator in its industry, having successfully combined technology with investment in its team to grow the business across multiple markets. We are pleased that our investment will help the company create more jobs in Scotland, as well as supporting new international market development. 2016 marks an exciting time for the business, with the landmark move to new premises and the global opportunities ahead."


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Gene Editing and Gene Therapy Breakthroughs Propelling Mainstream Treatments
The drug approvals of Yescarta (axicabtagene ciloleucel), Luxturna (Voretigene neparvovec) and Kymriah (Tisagenlecleucel) have turned a leaf in the pharmaceutical chapter of gene therapy development. Currently, genetic disorders do not have satisfactory treatment outcomes. This is in part due to the inability of small molecule drugs and enzyme replacement therapies, usually prescribed for inherited diseases, to correct the root cause of the disorders. In other words, they are not corrective therapies. Gene therapy offers exactly what small molecule drugs and enzyme therapy therapies don't- they can offer corrective solutions for inherited disorders.
A new wave of gene therapy breakthroughs can be expected to follow in the next few years after a two-decade long hiatus that witnessed very few proven gene therapy drug candidates. This potential in-flux of gene therapy candidates is due to the two fundamental factors. First, the refining and development of cutting-edge vector platform both by academia and by pharmaceutical industry. This has resulted in the widely used advanced Adeno-associated viral vectors and Lentiviral vectors, both of which are used according to the applicability. Second, the development of novel gene editing tools such as TALENs, Meganucleases, CRISPR/Cas along with the improvement of old techniques such as ZFNs have helped improve the translational capability of gene therapies currently in clinical development.
In the following study, the development of gene editing tools as well as gene-transfer enabling vectors is traced over the last decade or so while also putting into perspective the number of gene therapy candidates currently in clinical development in addition to the various potential cures and satisfactory treatments that await patients affected by genetic diseases .
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If you are looking for a new toy that you can play WITH your kids – the Rokenbok product line is a great one. The toys are well made, reasonably good instructions, and fun to both put together and play with. The Power Rok-Lift took about an hour to put together with the 3SillyKids – Warren, Jasper and Violet. It was both challenging and doable for the kids and all three were able to help despite being younger than the recommended age (6+). Don't just take our word for it though – here are the 3SillyKids reviewing Rokenbok Power Rok-Lift…
Recently, 3SillyKids sat down and reviewed the Rokenbok Power Rok-Lift. To begin – the set had the following features:
- Modular- interacts with all Rokenbok. (We haven't tried this yet but can't wait as the kids get older)
- The components snap together and are color coded making it easy to explain to young children how to assemble
- Worked great for team work – all 3 kids were able to help in assembly
- Has a motorized lift with bucket
- Has ramps and different size balls (blue and red) that sort and are fun to watch/play
The set took about 45-60 minutes to get out of the box and put together. Warren (5), Jasper (4) and Violet (4) all enjoyed the assembly process. The kids played with the toy for about another 1/2 hour following assembly. There favorite part was loading the balls, watching the elevator lift them and then dump them down the sorting ramps.
Warren's (5) Favorite Thing: Warren was the silliest and setup the construction man underneath the bin so that the balls fell on his head…
Jasper's (4) Favorite Thing: Jasper really enjoyed putting the batteries in the lift and seeing it lift the balls to the top where it dumps them out.
Violet's (4) Favorite Thing: Violet did not have a favorite feature. She mainly seemed to like putting in things other than balls in the bin and watching them get dumped out at the top.
Watch a video of 3SillyKids assembling and playing with Rokenbok Power Rok-Lift
Parents Rokenbok Power Rok-Lift Ratings
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Data reduction, as the name indicates, involves reducing the data footprint while transmitting or storing information. Pattern removal, data deduplication and compression are common methods for reducing the footprint of data in a storage system. Data Reduction Ratio (DRR) is a measure of the effectiveness of data reduction. It is the ratio of the size of data ingested to size of data stored.
DRR = (size of ingested data) / (size of stored data)
Here size of stored data is the amount of usable storage capacity consumed by the data.
When it comes to an all-flash storage system like Pure Storage's FlashArray, its data reduction is purpose-built for flash to achieve three main goals.
Although Moore's Law is bringing down the cost of raw flash, #1 above continues to be a major benefit as organizations will reduce their overall TCO. As more and more bits are stored per NAND cell, both endurance (#2) and write performance density (#3) will get worse. Hence, good data reduction continues to be a critical requirement to extract the most value from an all-flash array.
Pure Storage has set the gold standard in data reduction for all-flash arrays. Our competition has largely responded, where even possible to implement, by forcing data reduction technologies into their architectures that were originally designed for disk or hybrid systems. These 'retrofitted' designs attempt to use data reduction primarily to solve for #1. But these last-gen data reduction technologies fall short. Pure Storage's true variable block data reduction with 512byte level scan often delivers 2x better data reduction when compared with the leading competitive products. True variable block size chunking means the engine catches and dedupes data that fixed block size implementations fail to identify. And, scanning every 512 bytes means the process is auto-aligned with the applications, no need to configure or tweak block sizes. When competing products fail to meet the high bar set by Pure Storage, these vendors often attempt to distract customers with one of the following tactics.
The vendor offers additional raw flash capacity to make up for the shortcomings in data reduction. They are hoping to convince the customers that DRR is just about improving the upfront cost of an AFA and these vendors are willing to eat the additional cost of giving away raw flash capacity to deliver the required effective capacity (the data storage capacity a customer needs). Things to watch when reviewing their proposals are:
This tactic hides the fact that the flash media in a retrofitted AFA with poor DRR may have a shorter life span and reduced write performance. As storage needs grow, customers often end up spending more on flash media, both in terms of capacity purchases and operating expenses, after the initial 'free' offer.
The vendor stretches its definition of DRR to cover capabilities outside of data reduction – ones that do not address #1, #2 and #3 above. The hope is that customers will simply look at their artificially inflated DRR numbers and assume that their retrofitted AFAs will provide DRR, performance and reliability equivalent to Pure Storage's FlashArray. Here are a few tricks seen in the wild:
Don't be duped by inflated data reduction ratios. Don't blindly believe in programs or guarantees offered based on published DRR. Don't let a vendor hide the details at your expense – ensure you can make an apples-to-apples comparison. Ask the following key questions and get the answers in writing.


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Early storm-fear Masters start could see 'animal' course
AUGUSTA – Safety fears over expected severe storms prompted Masters officials to advance Sunday's final-round start with trios off two tees and Tiger Woods predicts a "testy" Augusta National if winds howl.
Woods, a 14-time major champion trying to win his first major title since the 2008 US Open, will play alongside Italy's Francesco Molinari and US compatriot Tony Finau in the last threesome off the first tee at 9:20 a.m. (14:20 SA time).
"Usually the reward is for playing hard and doing all the things correctly, you get a nice little sleep in come Sunday, but that's not going to be the case," Woods said.
"We've got to get up early and get after it. It will be interesting to see if that wind comes up like it's forecast – 15-20 mph around this golf course is going to be testy."
Molinari leads on 13-under par 203 with Woods, chasing his fifth Masters title and first since 2005, and Finau two shots adrift.
Finau also expects Augusta National to be formidable if leaders are finishing as ill winds begin to blow.
"Whether it's wet or it starts to blow and it rains, it's going to turn into a whole different golf course," Finau said. "Hopefully with the tee times moving up we're able to play some clean golf so that weather doesn't play too much of a factor.
"But if it starts to blow, starts to get windy, starts to rain, the golf course is an animal to play when it's in tough conditions."
Augusta National Golf Club chairman Fred Ridley announced Saturday the course would open at 7:15 and play would start at 7:30 from the first and 10th tees.
Severe thunderstorms are predicted in the vicinity of the famed course for late Sunday afternoon, when leaders would normally be battling for the green jacket – prompting the safety move for spectators and players alike.
"The safety of everyone on our grounds is paramount," Ridley said.
"We also believe the earlier start will give us the best opportunity to complete the Masters on Sunday. This decision should benefit everyone – the players, our patrons and our fans watching around the world."
Phil Mickelson, seven adrift and trying to become the oldest major winner in golf history at age 48, applauded the move.
"The fact that we're going early takes away any adverse effect the weather might bring in," the three-time Masters winner said. "They put the integrity of the competition first as opposed to having us tee off right in the worst of the weather and having it carry over.
"I think it's a really good decision."
Reigning PGA Championship and US Open champion Brooks Koepka, three adrift of Molinari in fourth, is happy for the early start to chase his third major in four starts.
"It will be nice not having to wait all day, not having to wait six hours from when I'm up, so you can just get out there and go play," he said.
Molinari adopts a matter-of-fact attitude, the weather being equal since they will literally all be in it together.
"The positive is that you don't have to wait until 2:30 to tee off. Hopefully we can go out and finish before the bad weather gets here," Molinari said.
"I try not to be too fazed about that sort of stuff. It's still going to be the same course for everyone. We're going to play at the same time and I just need to do my things and do them well and see if that's going to be good enough."AFP


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BMC Youth Climbing Series
The BMC Youth Climbing Series is a series of fun climbing competitions specifically for young people with the emphasis on enjoyment. It is perhaps the most popular competition for young people attracting hundreds of entrants across the country.
There are three regional rounds in each of the BMC Areas followed by a Grand Final when the top 3 in each category from each of the BMC Areas, BMC Cymru/Wales, the two Areas from Scotland and Ireland take part.
Craggers volunteer, Buster, who learned to climb through the group, has been competing for three years. This year after doing well in all his rounds and coming overall third in the largest region (London and the South East) he found himself with a place in the final.
After three qualifying rounds, the most ever competitors took part in an amazing final at the Wolf Mountain Climbing Centre in Wolverhampton on 25th June.
As the grand finale of the whole series this is a truly awesome event.
This year, one hundred and eighty nine (yes, that's right… 189!) finalists qualified through the regional rounds held in England, Wales, Ireland and Scotland during spring time when over 600 young people, another record number, took part.
The turn out on the day was a massive record as well with virtually all competitors taking up their invitation to take part in the final. Additionally, most competitors were accompanied by 2 or 3 supporters – some even more – so you can imagine the vast space required to accommodate that number of people.
The whole event was absolutely fantastic with competitors and parents having a great day and those competing giving of their very best.
The standards of climbing in the series continues to rise each year and this year was no exception with some amazing individual performances and Busters team, London and South East Area taking the team prize.


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In Acts 24:25, Paul was reasoning with Felix about "righteousness, self-control, and the judgement to come, and the text tells us that Felix was afraid. Yet, just after this we read some of the saddest words, "Go away for now; when I have a convenient time I will call for you." We are told that Felix called for him often v.26, but it was because he hope Paul would pay him for his release.
So far as we know, that convenient time to continue hearing about those important things never came about.
How is it with you?
Are you waiting for a convenient time to study God's word, pray, or maybe even to give your life over to God.
Folks, that convenient time may never come…
If your desire is for heaven to be your home, you better make time to learn about God and His will, NOW!
Be like Paul, upon hearing what he must do, Ananias asked, "Why are you waiting, arise and be baptized washing away your sins, calling on the name of the Lord." (Acts 22:16)
No better time than the present to become a Christian and live the abundant life.
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