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In mid-January, Plano got four new food offerings in one with the opening of LC Kitchen, a "food hall-style restaurant" located at Legacy Central, a new "technology-focused, mixed-use campus," according to a press release.
The sleek, contemporary new space is home to four food stands, according to LC Kitchen's Facebook page: Homestead, "featuring garden fresh salads, savory soups and artisan sandwiches," Tacos Por Favor, a "festive taqueria with bold flavors and snappy salsas," Rhino Grill, "celebrating grass-fed burgers, free-range chicken, roasted vegetables and chef-inspired daily specials," and Joeun, a "modern take on authentic Korean cuisine serving banchan, fried chicken and traditional noodle and rice dishes."
The 7,500-square foot space seats 312 and is completely cashless; diners order from kiosks.
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The executive chef of the food hall is Vijay Sadhu, formerly of W Hotel. The restaurant is owned, interestingly enough, by Bon Appetit Management, a food service company that largely works with schools, colleges and museums. The company's marketing materials say it's focused on "locally sourced, humanely raised food" and "food service for a sustainable future." LC Kitchen serves "wild-caught salmon and other sustainable seafood, Certified Humane ground beef, meat raised without antibiotics, and plenty of vegetarian and vegan options; other special dietary needs are cheerfully accommodated," according to a press release. "Everything is made in house from scratch."
Bon Appetit says they try to purchase ingredients from "small, owner-operated farms and ranches within a 150-mile radius" of the cafeterias they're contracted to run. According to their website, Bon Appetit buys goods locally from Empire Baking Company, Dallas Mozzarella Co. and farms like Larken Farms in Waxahachie.
LC Kitchen is open for breakfast from 7:30-10 a.m., but the coffee bar is open 7:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Lunch runs 11 a.m.-2 p.m., and the food hall doesn't offer dinner hours.
LC Kitchen, 6549 Declaration Drive, Plano


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The taxi drove along Lexington Avenue to 42nd Street. His mother had always spoken about Justina as an angel. No photo of Justina survived. No photo of anything, even his mother and father's wedding, had survived World War I. Julia's descriptions of Justina had varied so much during the years that he could not help but wonder if Claude was like Justina in some way. There was no other way to explain his mother's attachment since Julia had not made one other friend since coming to live with him, had no desire for friends.
When the taxi stopped, they crossed 42nd Street, stepped over spilled fruit and went inside a penny arcade that was noisy with the sound of electric pinball machines. They passed a row of pokino machines, a line of skee-ball machines, walked to a counter at which a ruby-haired woman wearing a white captain's hat with a shiny black brim was redeeming coupons won playing skee-ball. She was upset, kept pointing up at a cream and red alarm clock, her skin bright fuchsia.
"I want the alarm clock."
The attendant behind the counter was breaking down rolls of quarters. He did not look up.
"You don't have enough coupons for the clock."
"I do."
The attendant pointed to a lower shelf that contained large foam dice in several colors – blue, pink, yellow, green – also green plastic back scratchers, tiny brown monkeys at the end of key chains.
"This is your shelf, miss."
The highest shelf that displayed alarm clocks also held piggy banks, various stuffed animals – stuffed sheep with curly coats of black fur, a row of large silky black and white stuffed panda bears. The attendant took three $20 bills from Andy and handed back a cardboard bucket filled with quarters. Andy went over to the photo booth. Spinning the hard, round, plastic seat counter clockwise to raise it, he instructed Claude.
"Sit on the seat."
Since her hair was dark with streaks of gray threading through the brown mixed with strands of hunter green, he chose dark on light and pulled back the azure curtain, revealed the white wall.
"Sit inside."
She did, straightened her back.
"Look at the small glass window. Hold a pose when the green light goes on. Change it after it turns to red."
Quarters clanged as they dropped into the machine. A little green light lit, flashed. He spoke in a flat voice.
"Don't blink!"
"Turn to the right."
"Look up."
"Make a face."
"Make another face."
He was not sure if she understood English. When she did everything he asked, he gathered that she did and, as his mother had told him, had followed an artist's orders before. After the light had flashed four times, he stuck his head inside.
"Wait. It'll go again".
He was surprised that a heavy sexual atmosphere was now surrounding her.
At the sound of more coins, she opened her eyes wide and the light flashed red, each flash an ember of fire. She changed positions before each flash, sniffed, tossed her head like a ram. Not only had she followed directions, she had obviously done quick poses too.
"Don't blink."
When the light stopped flashing, he reached his long white hand inside and pulled the curtain behind her head to give an azure background.
Quarters dropped into the machine
The lights went on and off and on four times, four times, four times, four times. Finally he stepped back.
"That's it."
Claude mumbled a prayer of petition, stepped out of the booth. She drifted toward the counter, looking up at the stuffed animals, while Andy leaned against the photo machine. He followed her with his eyes, chewed his thumbnail as she looked longingly at the stuffed animals. In ten minutes, black and white photos, four to a strip, began to drop out of the machine one after the other. Because they were still wet, he gripped their edges, lined them up along the glass top of a horse racing machine to dry. Images appeared.
Claude came to look at the strips. Each contained four images of a face that did not always seem like the face of the same person. Once dried, he dropped the strips one by one into a paper bag.
"May I look?"
He handed the bag to her and walked away. She pulled out the strips, looked at her many faces. None of these faces belonged to a nun. He returned and put a black stuffed sheep into her arms. She wrapped her arms around the sheep's belly and followed him into the street. While he hailed a checker cab, she rubbed the sheep's fur.
"Where can I drop you?"
"At St. Patrick's church."
He sat on the jump seat, stared at her face. She could pass for Jeanne Moreau's older sister.
"If you pay me in cash it would be better. I worked one hour."
"Let's make it a half day – four hours. I pay one-twenty-five an hour."
He handed her five dollars. She looked distastefully at his jacket, his dark glasses; his tight black trousers were like a Nazi SS. He had once seemed such an effete boy, but now he was dressed like a Nazi.
"Here, please."
The taxi stopped, and she got out at the statue of Atlas holding up the world. The taxi drove on. Before returning to the house to change his clothes, he had the taxi driver stop twice – once for pastries and once to pick up the Czech newspaper for his mother.


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Macbook Air updated to High Sierra, Time Machine fails...help please
Updated to 10.13.6 in early July. I am using an external drive for Time Machine backups.
Backups start normally,--take several hours but then do not finish and I get a failure message. I have run disk utility on both MacBook Air and disk. I have searched forums and not found clear answer for a fix. Please see screenshots of TM messages and backup disk file contents. Tried deleting the *.inprogress file and that did not fix issue.
Can anyone help please? Thanks!
Have you tried starting a brand new backup? It could just be Time Machine corruption.
Or is this happening with all backups, even brand new ones?
Thanks for a reply! Yes, I tried a brand new backup, even on a cleaned and empty and formatted external disk drive. Made no difference. I am completely out of ideas...
Ok, sure...
I finally got in contact with a Mac expert consultant, and we did two online remote sessions. After some inspection, she told me to try copying my User folder to a remote disk. That revealed corrupt music files. So, I tried copying just the music folder. And the "36" error message appeared with each encountered corrupt music file. So, I did a tedious, repeated copy: find bad music file, delete, recopy music folder exercise for about 3 hours. Finally got the bad files all deleted. Did a restart, and also Disk utility repair on both main HD and remote backup drive. Then launched a fresh Time Machine full backup, and it succeeded. Did a second, fresh backup on a second remote drive.
Consultant asked if I keep this Mac Air plugged into a high quality surge protection power strip. Nope...and she think the file corruption could be from power hits. And yes on the Gulf Coast of TX we get hurricanes, huge storms and also new neighborhood construction major, jolting power on/off/on/off issues. So, now I am using a power strip.
Also found a somewhat corrupt remote G drive, and erase/reformatting it fixed its dismount file copy problems.
I like the troubleshooting path.. but I'm not sure I agree with power surges being the issue. The air is a laptop, and laptops internals aren't dependent on AC power... they have batteries, as you know. Hmmm...


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MUMBAI | India Tower | 700 M | 125 floors
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MUMBAI | India Tower | 700 M | 125 floors
New 125 floor design by Foster & Partners
With official word of this project just announced last week, the 85-storey
Hyatt Park Tower
, India's tallest under construction building officially broke ground.
Designed by Fox and Fowle (FXFOWLE) architects as part of three-hotel luxury project being developed by Neelkamal Realtors in conjunction with Hyatt hotels, Hyatt Park tower is located at Marine Lines, Mumbai, just north of the city's historical district. It marks the southernmost point of a major region of skyscraper development that currently stretches north to under construction Parel/Back Bay skyline.
A mixed-used development totalling 882,000 sq ft, Hyatt Park tower, in the architects' own words:
...centers on creating an iconic residential mixed-use building within India's emerging new economy.
The 85-storey tower is informed by distinctive indoor/outdoor environments and the desire to optimise the panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
The tower's rotated form emerges in response to the buildings functional requirements and its mixed-use program - which changes with each twist of the structure.
This circulation pattern separates retail, 5-star hotel and serviced apartments and long lease duplex penthouse condominium apartments within a sustainable network of green roofs and hanging gardens
; creating a singular, extraordinary building that, when completed, will be the tallest and greenest building in India.
Emails to the architect (thanks spyguy) reveals that the tower is currently under construction and will have a height of 301m. Whether this is roof height is not yet clear.
While currently rather seperated from the current skyscraper construction, it is located at the southern end of what will be a massive skyscraper-laden redevelopment region that will see a long skyline anchored in the north at Dharavi, west at Worli, in the middle at Parel, and in the south at Back Bay.
Though developers in Mumbai tend to be ultra-secretive about their projects until they have broken ground (it wasn't even known that this project even existed until a couple days ago
when the Hyatt told the Economic Times newspaper about it
), other developers have made known that they are planning skyscrapers at Marine Lines. Currently a 50-storey commercial skyscraper, and 2-3 other projects, including the possible supertall Mumbai International Finance Centre, are planned around the location where Park Hyatt tower is being built.
Here are some more renderings. I will update this first post as more renderings and information come out.
^ Looking South towards Historic mumbai. Looking North will be a view of the under construction skyline around Parel
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The part depicts a transparent light blue rock with a symbol resembling a ghost's face.
The Ghost Moonstone grants the user the ability to phase through solid objects. It sits on the top of the locomotive in 9467 Ghost Train, guarded by three Ghosts.
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Killing mutants and taking their super-sci-fi artifacts is part and parcel of post-apocalyptic gaming. And watching players figger out how they work—if they work—can be great fun, if the gadgets are wonky and the PCs are clumsy. [It can also be soul-crushingly tedious, if you've ever used the old Gamma World artifact flowcharts. Ugh.]
But the Mutant Future Core Rules give short shrift to the artifact discovery process, providing only a tiny chart that ranks Conditions in descending order from 5 ("functional on a 1-19 on 1d20") to 0 ("nonfunctional").
There's no pizzazz...no razzamatazz...no Irving Cohen bouncy C. And no way for Mutant Lords to unleash their inner sadist.
So thank The Great Reactor that author Chris Van Deelen gave us 5 pages of tabular mayhem for all your artifact needs!
The Primitive Firearms Ammo Chart provides options for duds, jams, and unexpected ignitions.
The Primitive Firearms Chart adds more jams, weakened parts, and "warped barrels" (which immediately conjured images of Bugs Bunny tying Elmer Fudd's shotgun into a pretzel).
The Advanced Melee Weapons Chart adds loose components, powers surges, and overloads.
The Power Sources Chart adds increased energy usage, damage to the artifacts themselves, and meltdowns.
The Foodstuffs Chart adds nutrion-lessness, poisonings, and bite-sized—and pissed—mini-mutants.
Each chart ends with results described in one awesome word: CATASTROPHIC. (And, gleefully, none of the above words like "ignitions" and "warped" and "overloads" and "meltdowns" actually count as "catastrophic". Something worse than a meltdown? AWESOME.)
Rounding out the supplement is a page on repairing the above artifacts. And as the Core Rules only dedicate a half-page to repairs (which are also marked "optional"), WFTW #17 outright doubles the useful content.
I've mentioned multiple times that I'm unabashedly a "less crunch, more fluff" critic. But this crunch-a-licious material is Good Stuff, and it's got a place of honor in my Big Custom Mutant Lord Binder O' Majesty.
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Designer Kat.
Creator of many a charming picture and oracle of all pantone references, our Kat also likes to dabble in a bit of knitwear millinery.
Some of you might remember her 2006 debut collection (also known in fashionable hat circles as her Blue Period.)
The Autumn/Winter 2008 collection (pictureed below) has just been unveiled and this season's collection has taken inspiration from the colours of autumn and her previous work.
Homemade bobbles feature heavily as well as some new patterns mixed in with old classics.
Kat's exclusive collection will be available on our little bottles in a Sainsbury's near you from 5th November 2008.
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Come and join us at Stirling Distillery as our team take you on a virtual tour and tasting from the comfort of your own home!
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Alzheimer Scotland's Dementia Advisor is now delivering free, interactive and informative online Dementia Friends information sessions throughout East Renfrewshire.
Free, fun and fantastic! East Renfrewshire Libraries run several interactive song, rhyme and story Bookbug sessions!
Move More is a programme of physical activity, advice and support for people at all stages of the cancer journey, contact the Macmillan East Ren team and find out how to get involved.
Playground Festival will be returning to the luscious gardens & woods of Rouken Glen Park on Friday 25th – Sunday 27th September 2020!
Fleetwood & Friends, a once-in-a-lifetime event captured at The London Palladium on 25th Feb 2020, is an absolute must-see for any music fan!
Join Alan Carr at Edinburgh Playhouse as he muses upon the things that make his life weird and wonderful!
Scottish and international artists will reinvent artworks from American artist Allan Kaprow's career across Jupiter Artland this summer.
Take a journey into the dark side of old Edinburgh's history touring the haunted underground vaults with Auld Reekie Tours!
Join the Surgeons Hall Museums on their weekend walking tour through Edinburgh's old town and hear tales of old Edinburgh, disease, dissection and curious methods of treatment.
Join Mairi Campbell for a weekly online global gathering of songs, tunes, poems and offerings from friends, fans and family!
This group exhibition, on now at the Scottish Ornithologists Club, brings together work by Emily Ingrey-Counter, Helen Kennedy and Liz Myhill!
Looking to entertain the kids? Come and spot our cuddly corgis hiding around Britannia's tour route.
Have fun discovering Edinburgh with a self-guided, heritage walk with a treasure hunt theme from Curious About!
As part of Edinburgh Doors Open Day Trinity House will be opening its doors and welcoming you to this wonderful gem of Leith.
Edinburgh Corn Exchange Car Boot Sale Market is open but with strict rules and guidelines. Come and join us for some bargains and for sellers to have a clearout!
With internationally important fungi lawns, and woodlands bursting with mushrooms of all shapes and sizes, you will be guided on a gentle walk to explore the fascinating world of fungi.
First Bite Junior Youth Theatre is run by Live Drama and is for all 7 - 11 year olds with a love of drama and the performing arts and starts on 17th September!
Invisible Cities offer family friendly guided walking tours of Edinburgh that showcase some of the city's historical landmarks and explore the social projects that make the city what it is!
Set sail with the award-winning grand dames of Scottish comedy, Jojo Sutherland and Susan Morrison, in Fanny's Ahoy!
Explore the furniture, fashion, textiles, lighting, ceramics, and printed material that defined Mid-Century Modern in this exhibition on now at Dovecot Studios!
Come along to Ocean Terminal Car Boot Sale, open every Sunday at Level F Red Car Park... all welcome!
Ocean Terminal Market is a fantastic and fun weekend market has a great range of arts, crafts, food and drinks!
A foodie heaven, creative crafts, original artwork, superb street food. Eat, meet, greet or treat - there is something for everyone!
Looking for something different to do with the kids on Sunday? Then pop down to The Yard Edinburgh from 10am to 4pm!
The 10th Annual Scottish Tattoo Convention returns to The Edinburgh Corn Exchange on 26th and 27th September, bigger and better than ever!
Shop for the best in Scottish Crafts and support your local makers at The Crafters Roadshow at The Gyle Centre in Edinburgh!
On the first Saturday of each month The Mart Farm Shop is taken over by crafters of all shapes and sizes.
The brilliant original production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera arrives at the Festival Theatre for the first time ever in 2020!
Edinburgh's deepest secret, the Real Mary King's Close is buried deep beneath the Royal Mile... a warren of hidden streets that has remained frozen in time since the 17th Century!
Traverse is delighted to present brand new, specially created, pieces from nine Young Writers online, with performers filming in their own homes under lockdown conditions.
Check out ComputerXplorers SEScotland's online kids computing clubs, the perfect way to learn the latest technologies and develop invaluable tech skills.
YogaBellies Edinburgh North is holding LIVE classes, starting from Wednesday 5th August and bookings are now open!
Inverkeithing Car Boot Sale is held every Sunday Morning at Belleknowes Park And Ride Car Park. Come along and find yourself a bargain!
Mish Mash Car Boot Sale in Kirkcaldy, indoor and outdoor every Saturday, Sunday and Wednesday... all welcome!
Pregnancy Pilates helps to reduce those aches and pains, keep you active and benefit from some social time with other expectant women.
Join Sam Mace Wellness for an online weekly Pilates class for the over 60's and strengthen your back and core, rebalance your body and improve posture through re-alignment!
Using the labyrinth, earthship, yurt and lochside gardens to mindfully connect with nature, be with others in a like minded community and get creative in a simple and easy way!
Join Alun Cochrane at the Stand Comedy Club Glasgow as he drops truth-bombs and articulate thought-crimes about vegetables, gender, religion, and washing machines!
Whether you're wishing to purchase a few hidden treasures, interested in selling or just wishing for an enjoyable day out, there is something for everyone at Ayr's Sunday Market and Car Boot Sale!
Enjoy the best of Scotland's street food at the Big Feed Street Food Social, Glasgow's indoor, fully licensed street food market!
Glasgow's Book Fair, Books at the Botanics, is held every month in the Hopkirk building at Glasgow's Botanic Gardens!
With 21 stops where you can hop on and off to visit some of the city's leading attractions, City Sightseeing Glasgow is the perfect way to explore Glasgow!
Glasgow-based artist Clara Ursitti presents 'Roots/Routes' an exhibition of new work following research residencies with communities in North Eastern Ontario, Canada.
The 'Coming into View: Photographing Glasgow' exhibition at Kelvingrove Art Gallery celebrates the work of amateur photographer Eric Watt through the mid-late 20th Century.
Push your limits to the test by taking part in the annual Culzean Challenge on Sunday 27th September featuring a host of giant inflatables and games!
Have fun discovering Glasgow with a self-guided, heritage walk with a treasure hunt theme from Curious About!
Domestic Bliss is a new exhibition that brings together works from Glasgow Museums' collection to reflect on GoMA's building history as a former house, Royal Exchange and civic space!
This two day workshop at Print Clan with Fraser Taylor will explore the relationship between the hand drawn image and the printed image.
Flowetic Glasgow classes are now online! Dance, tone, stretch & relax... and feel like a dancer at home!
Glasgow Central Tours offer you the chance to explore behind the scenes of Glasgow's most iconic and busiest landmarks, Central Station!
This is a 2.5-3 hour tour that will take you around all the main sites of the city, giving you an excellent opportunity to find out about Glasgow's rich history and culture!
Canadian artist Nep Sidhu brings his first solo exhibition in Europe to GoMA Glasgow as part of the Glasgow International 2020 Director's Programme!
Good Move Glasgow run Health Walks right across the city which are suitable for all ages and abilities!
Join a Historic Tour of the University of Glasgow the fourth oldest university in the English-speaking world!
Invisible Cities offer friendly walking tours of Glasgow that showcase some of the city's historical landmarks and explore the social projects that make the city what it is!
Loch Lomond Faerie Trail is open for the Summer with a new trail mystery, new trail decorations and a wonderful new trail activity booklet!
Local artist Lee Robertson has been working on 'Love Letter to Glasgow' an exhibition which was due to be held in Sogo Arts on the Saltmarket, he's now taken his exhibition online!
The Merchant Square Craft Fair & Design Fair is held every weekend, why not spend a relaxing afternoon browsing the stalls!
Join NYCOS for their Mini Music Makers Online classes, providing an opportunity for you and your child to make and enjoy music together!
Held on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays, Polmadie Car Boot Sale is Scotland's only fully undercover car boot sale!
Grab your wands, don your house robes, and apparate yourselves to The Stand Glasgow. A very magical improv show awaits...
Walking Tours in Glasgow is now offering a two hour Street Art tour! This mural and modern culture tour will show the beautiful street art pieces scattered around the city of Glasgow!
Join the Southside Sessions for their weekly Open Mic Night on Sundays at The Stag & Thistle Glasgow Southside... all performers and music lovers welcome!
Susie McCabe, The fastest selling act at the Glasgow International Comedy Festival 3 years running, is back in 2020 with another brand new show!
Come down to Sweeney's on the Park on a Sunday night for their weekly quiz with a cash jackpot!
With it's iconic archways The Barras Market it is a Glasgow institution, open to the public every weekend, come along and grab yourself a bargain or two!
The Dockyard Social brings together the best street food traders Scotland has to offer all under one roof... everyone is welcome from families and foodies, to dates and dogs!
Glasgow Mela will bring singing, dancing and show stopping performances live and direct to you at home between the 20th and 30th September!
Fleetwood & Friends, a once-in-a-lifetime event captured at The London Palladium on 25 Feb 2020, is an absolute must-see for any music fan!
An undercover car boot sale is held at Lanark Agricultural Market on Sundays throughout the year from 8am to 2pm!
Take a walk in the countryside on the brand new family trail at National Museum of Rural Life, and see what you can spot on the way to the farm!
New Lanark's regular Makers Market's showcase the best of hand-made products from designers, crafters and artists across Scotland!
Join Strathclyde Park Countryside Ranger Service on a walk along the River Clyde from Garrion Bridge to Strathclyde Country Park!
Tenement Through Time is a new, innovative and interactive exhibition which explores tenement life in New Lanark between 1881-1971!
The Material Geeks award nominated kids craft and STEM workshops are back this September at Lanark Tolbooth!
Come and visit Falkirk Stadium Car Boot Sale, the biggest and best car boot sale in the region, every Sunday... all welcome!
Are you interested in recent history? Researchers in French studies at the University of Stirling have launched a new free online course called 'Remembering Empire' and it's open to everyone.
From food to sweets and treasures to junk, Stirling Market is open every Sunday regardless of the weather!
Be transported back to one of the most dramatic periods in Scottish History as you listen to costumed actors performing Tales from the Battlefield.
Shop from the best in Scottish Crafts and support your local makers at The Crafters Roadshow at The Thistles, Stirling.
Under The Trees is offering the chance for families to undertake the John Muir Award with them. It's a fantastic outdoor learning award, and is easy to achieve - even under our current situation!
Learn how to make a unique sterling silver sea glass ring in this weekend workshop at Central Scotland School of Jewellery!


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Kiwi model Stella Maxwell jokes about meeting Miley Cyrus on Grindr
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"We met through Grindr... Nah, joking. We met through mutual friends via Instagram, which is where Cheyne [Cyrus's assistant] contacted me about taking some photos. It's been a trip to hang out and see a little of their world. Felt very organic and right," said Stella.
As we reported over the weekend, sources have claimed the pair have been an item for months despite the relationship only coming to light in the past couple of days.
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In June 2013, Gordon Cornwall's melanoma went metastatic and spread to his brain. He and his wife, Claudia, thought it was "game-over." But his oncologist encouraged them to look for a clinical trial that might work for his form of melanoma. After embarking on a continent-wide search, they found a study in Texas with spots for just two more patients. They scrambled to get Gordon enrolled, and in August 2013, three days after he had his first infusion, he was astonished to see a lump on his shoulder softening and shrinking. Three months later, in November, a CT-scan revealed that all his tumors had disappeared.
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Last evening in Athens. I pack everything, make a list of things not-to-forget in the morning, take a note of how to get to the airport. In the morning I am going to fly from Athens to Mytilini, the capital of the Greek island Lesbos. And from Mytilini, I will have to arrive to Afroz, my next destination and home for the next few months, around 80 km on the other side of the island.
To get to Afroz, one option would be to take the bus from the Mytilini airport. However, considering that the last bus of the day is scheduled some 20 minutes after my flight's landing time, it is very probable I will miss it. If so, either I would have to take a 85 euro taxi or.. do not know yet. The people from the Afroz center told me that they will announce me if there is another person coming from Mytilini the same day, to share a taxi. After packing, I check my e-mail one last time: no news from Afroz – probably no one else is coming. It then occurs to me that I could stay one night in Mytilini and catch the next day's bus – and probably one night of accommodation would be the same price or even cheaper than the taxi. I liked the idea of discovering this city, capital of the island of Lesbos – now, that I got used to staying a few days in one place, then packing, saying goodbye and going to somewhere else, the idea of stopping one night in Mytilini, finding a place to stay, unpacking, staying the night and leaving in the morning, did not even seem tiresome – the traveller in me seems to have got awaken. Last year, when returning to Bucharest at the end of my holidays in Afroz, I was surprised to see in Mytilini some very beautiful beginning-of-the-20th-century buildings, with an air of aristocracy, ease and holiday spirit. The idea of taking pictures of the city in the warm light of the afternoon sun instantly seduced me.
Thinking of Mytilini, I remember that one of my friends living on the island told me once that he knew somebody owning a little hotel in Mytilini. So I decid to write him and the Afroz center asking for information on accommodation in Mytilini and call it a night. Not really knowing where I will be sleeping the next night – but I find myself in peace with that. One thing I keep practicing in this trip: trying not to think about something that I cannot solve in that very second. Sometimes you don't have enough information, sometimes it is just not the moment to take a decision, other times, even if you could decide in advance what to do, you don't know what you would like more to do when the time comes. So I developed a kind of preliminary analysis of any problem that presents to me: is it anything I can do about it now? What? So when I have to plan something, to solve something, I do whatever I can do about it in that very moment. If nothing can be done, I take all the information I need and then I let it be. I don't think about it anymore. To try to predict what would happen is just a waste of time. For instance, there is no need to try to think about whether or not I will catch the bus in Mytilini and what I would do if I don't – there is no point in trying to decide what I will do tomorrow, in Mytilini, when me, I am here, in Athens, just finishing to pack. I will see it when the time comes. There is no need to worry about it or overthink it. I am sure what I have just wrote will bring a smile on the faces of my friends – people knowing me as a person who likes to plan, organize, make to-do-lists, trying to foresee how things would go and have a plan about it and – why not say it? – a somewhat controlling person. I am not pretending that this part of me has completely disappeared. Just that I am now tasting and practicing a new way of being, of living. And you know what? I am really enjoying it: just letting go, letting life unfold, giving up the control a little bit.
Well, having finished everything, I set my alarm clock and go to sleep. But I find I cannot fall asleep as easily as I usually do. I am tossing around, moving in bed, with a big smile on my face: I feel excited as a child before his first day of school! I don't even know exactly why. Maybe in another post I will tell you more about my Afroz experience last year and the sense of freedom, joy and peace I felt then. But that was then, this is now. I was opened to the fact that this year I may not like it at all, that three months is a lot of time to stay in one place, that this year I would be working full time in the center, so maybe the feeling of it would be totally different… Well, if I don't like it, I will leave sooner to Thailand or even back to Romania, if I feel like it! And that is all.
I finally fall asleep and wake up 3 minutes before the alarm rings. I close my luggage, eat and check my e-mail again – no reply from Lesbos. Well, I'll see in Mytilini what to do. I give a last goodbye hug to my cousin and her beautiful little child and set off to the airport. I almost miss the bus station where I have to change for the metro: as the doors of the bus open, I ask "Metro?" to a guy with a big luggage near me (he must know!). He replies in English he does not know and another person going down says "Yes, yes, here, metro!". I go down and after a few moments I hear behind me the guy with the big luggage: "Hello! Actually, I have to thank you: I was, me too, going to the metro, but did not know I have to go down there". I find out he is French, back-packing for one month in Greece, going to Penepolis by train. We say goodbye at the metro and each go our own way.
I take the metro and, when almost to the airport, I get a telephone call from a Greek number and a voice says "Hi" in Romanian. I am confused at the beginning, but I finally understand it is the Romanian friend who is also working in Afroz for the summer. She tells me that Tameer, the person running the center of whom I have a wonderful warm memory from last year, is going to Mytilini by car to do some shopping for the center and that he could pick me up from the airport. I would just have to wait two hours or so. I take the number, I say many thank you-s and a very happy "See you soon!". I close the telephone and I cannot help smiling, with my lips, with my eyes, with all my being. The old man in front of me must think I am crazy! I look at the window and smile, I look around me and I cannot seem to put my lips in a "normal" position. Not that I try very hard. I feel I am happy. And that the air around me is happy and vibrating with joy and gratefulness! Because it is sunny and warm, because I am going to a Greek island, because life has a way of solving everything (if you let it), because friends are waiting for me, because I feel protected and loved and taken care of. Because I love.. Not exactly sure what, but I do! :)
I finish writing this post in a taverna right next to the Mytilini airport, where I wait for Tameer. I see the sea across the street, olive trees and flowers, I look at the cats moving around me and the two children who are playing digging their hands in the grass and dirt in front of the restaurant.
I will close with some words I read in the airplane this morning and which, today maybe more than in any other day, speak to me:
"Live this moment, live this moment as totally as possible, and suddenly you will come to realize if you live it totally, it is solved. There is no need to solve it. Life is not a problem, it is a mystery to be lived. If you live it totally it is solved, and you come out of it beautiful, enriched, with new treasures of your being opened, but nothing hanging around you. Then you move in another moment with that freshness, with this totalness, intensity, so that another moment is lived – and solved." Osho – Intimacy
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Learning torch burns bright this summer
June 24, 2004
THEY ARE THE Summer Olympians. We know that they have a checkered history with school. Most have experienced considerable failure and frustration with one or more of the three R's — reading, writing and math. We know that students are weak in reading comprehension, in spelling and grammar, in number sense, in measurement skills and in vocabulary. We know that they have "done" summer school before, often for more than one year. Some struggle with English acquisition, others with listening and following directions, and still others with staying on task and sitting still.
We also know that they are eager to do well, interested in the world around them, caring, and pleased with the attention of one adult focused on them in small groups or alone. We know that they deserve interesting and varied instruction as much as any other children. And this we are giving them.
From the first day of summer school, our intent has been to make learning fun and to congratulate them for hard work. Our welcome letters congratulated them on their selection as Summer Olympians. They arrived on Day One to find four classrooms designated as Argos, Corinth, Sparta and Athens. The Greek goddess Athena stood in the hall. A board that holds the Olympic rings (crepe-paper-covered hula hoops) states, "Go for the Gold." Inside the rings are these words: read, think, remember, write and you.
We begin and end our day in Athens. One of the teachers focuses on a particular reading strategy, a literary form (fables), math activities from graphing to geometric patterns, art history, and more. The first 30 minutes of our busy morning focuses on the instruction for the rest of the day. The last 30 minutes helps put closure on the day's thinking and gives incentive for tomorrow. We read aloud dozens of books about Greek mythology, the Olympics and famous ancient Greeks. We read and try to understand the morals of Aesop's Fables. We try to apply them to our own lives.
Next we spend more than an hour in our small "city-states." No more than 13 children work on reading and writing skills with a teacher. The youngest children read small trade books. Children in the middle grades read short chapter books of both fiction and nonfiction. The oldest students read chapter books and short nonfiction. Reading groups are small (no more than six children). First, we reread familiar text. We practice merry-go-round reading, so that each child reads individually with the teacher and she can evaluate progress and discover areas of instructional need. Next, we preview unfamiliar text, learn new vocabulary, and read and discuss the new material. We work on all the elements of reading — phonics, phonemic awareness, vocabulary, fluency and comprehension — every day.
While one group reads with the teacher, others are reading independently and writing stories, fables, descriptions, poems, picture books and other kinds of pieces. Everyone reads with the teacher at least every other day.
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Later, we practice number sense, computation, measurement skills and geometry. We build our math vocabulary. We learn to do complex calculations in our heads. Right now, we are estimating the lengths of cloth, cord and ribbon needed to construct our costumes for the culminating games, learning about metric and standard systems and using the tools of linear measure.
Each Friday, we have 30 minutes of competition. The first week was foot races. We have also thrown the javelin, discus and shot put; wrestled; participated in balance-beam and ribbon-dance gymnastics and in water sports. Students earn gold, silver and bronze medals. We learn about principles of fitness, body mechanics and physics. We learn about sportsmanship, following precise directions and organizing our thinking. We measure out the courses and the distance of the throws.
We will spend 23 half-days together, full of learning and fun. We will end our time together with a major Olympic event. We will have a parade of city-states, an opening ceremony with a Greek goddess as moderator, demonstrations by our star athletes of the various Olympic sports and the awarding of medals to each Argive, Corinthian and Spartan. Our families and friends are welcome to attend.
One last time we will run the Torch of Learning around the field, passing it from hand to hand until every child has carried it. Finally, we will recite our motto (Learning, caring, growing) and our Olympic pledge:
"We pledge that we will work hard and do our best in this summer of the Olympians, and that we will respect and abide by the Code of Honor which governs us, for the glory of knowledge and the honor of our group."
We know the pride and delight we will see on the faces of all the costumed children. We hope that each of them will carry away new competence and love of learning. We hope that the Torch of Learning will burn brightly in their heads and minds for years to come.
Vicki Heisler is a fifth-grade teacher at Meeker Elementary School.


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This article originally appeared in the Fall 2018 edition of Centrepiece.
Guy E. Wiseman (1885) was a successful dry goods merchant, lifelong member of Danville's Second Presbyterian Church, and 16-year Centre trustee. When he died in 1939, he left Centre $400,000 (more than $7 million in 2018 dollars), about half his estate and at the time the largest gift in College history.
Guy E. Wiseman grew up as part of the Welsh-Wiseman department store, a Danville institution for 86 years. His grandfather G.W. Welsh began the business in 1852, selling a wide variety of dry goods, groceries, housewares, and hardware. A decade later, his father, Gavin Easton Wiseman (1858), joined the company. Eventually, all four children of Gavin and Addie Welsh Wiseman—Winston, Guy, Harry, and Ned—would follow. Each brother had his role: Winston handled finances, Ned was a director, and Guy and Harry—neither of whom ever married—were responsible for the stock, making buying trips to New York City and Chicago several times a year.
"The store grew and prospered . . . until it was developed into one of the greatest establishments . . . in the South," said the Kentucky Advocate in 1939.
As a prominent downtown businessman, Guy Wiseman was active in his community. He was president of the Chamber of Commerce and a director for more than 30 years of Farmers National Bank. The Kentucky Advocate once noted that he "was generous to every cause." He retired from Welsh and Wiseman in 1925, and the store eventually closed for good in 1938. Today a Chase Bank occupies its building on the corner of Main and Third.
Music was his delight. Soon after graduating from Centre, he became the organist at Second Presbyterian, and he enjoyed playing for weddings and for entertainments to raise funds for worthy causes. In 1910, he ordered his first automobile.
He remained interested in his alma mater his whole life, serving as a Centre trustee from 1923 until his death on March 23, 1939, at the age of 72. He established the Gavin Easton Wiseman valedictorian prize for female graduates as a memorial to his father, who had been president of the women's college board for 17 years and was valedictorian of his Centre class.
Among Wiseman's board activities, he was on the committee appointed in 1930 to consider building a new dormitory and dining room. Nine years later, his will specified $125,000 to bring that plan to fruition. Wiseman Hall, which originally housed freshmen, and an adjacent dormitory and dining hall (originally called simply the Centre dining hall and now known as 762 West Main) were dedicated at Homecoming 1940. The pillars on the back of Old Centre were added at the same time to connect the old with the new, reported the Advocate-Messenger. His will also left funds to the music department and for a new organ at the women's campus. Much of the rest of Wiseman's gift went into Centre's endowment.
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October 19, 2018


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I had to purchase a few items at a Nashville mall, and couldn't resist taking pictures of the colorful guitars that were positioned in front of stores. Only in Nashville! ;-)
Brianna's Commencement was scheduled for 9:00 a.m. Saturday morning, May 5th. They had hoped to hold it outdoors, but Mother Nature sent torrents of rain resulting in 'plan B' - Moore Gymnasium. It was packed, but at least the gym was air-conditioned.
Trevecca University President, Dr. Dan L. Boone, getting ready to lead the procession.
~ Brianna receiving her diploma from Dr. Boone ~
'Showers of Blessings' on Commencement Day!
After Commencement Bri wanted to go to Olive Garden in Spring Hill, TN. Sorry no pictures! On Sunday morning we attended church on the campus. The Trevecca Community [College] Church pastor is Dr. Dwight Gunter. It was his mother, Dr. Nina Gunter, who presided over Steve's ordination. She was our denomination's first female General Superintendent, but has since retired.
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Following church, Mother Nature gave us a beautiful day to take pictures that we weren't able to do on Commencement day.
~ Our beautiful graduate! ~
~ Bri and Brooke ~
Bri's standing on the outdoor platform where the Commencement Ceremony would have taken place had it not rained.
It would have been like this. [Photo of Commencement Program]
~ Brooke, Steve, Sharon and Brianna ~
Jerry, Brianna, and Me
~ The whole family ~
~ Bell Tower ~
~ Bri standing inside the bell tower arch ~
Then we were off to dinner at another of Bri's restaurant choices 'Burger Up' in Franklin, TN. We did a lot of eating on this trip! ;-)
At dusk Brooke wanted to go see the sights of downtown Nashville on Broadway Street.
From the parking lot we walked over the Shelby Street pedestrian bridge, which goes across the Cumberland River.
Broadway was swinging and crowded. A little too much night life for me - I was relieved to get back to our motel and its safety [must be my age! ;-)], but all ended well, and it was a fun family activity.
~ Steve and Bri with Elvis ~
On Monday morning we were on the road by 8:00 a.m We stopped at a Cracker Barrel for breakfast and kept going until we got home that night.
We had a great time, but it was SO nice when we crossed the Ohio State line into Michigan. As the saying goes, "Be it ever so humble there's no place like home!"


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Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has – Margaret Mead
Yesterday I went to my second ever rally. I did feel proud of myself as shouty shouty rallies are not really my thing – I do not covet public attention – and am more likely to whisper my thoughts, or write about them, rather than shout / chant them on one of the main streets of Sydney. There are issues, though, which get me so fired up in regards to their total un-justness and down right wrong-ness, that they demand a step outside of the comfort zone. The issue which brought me to this rally is one of those. So, chant (albeit softly) I did, wore some very protest worthy "gag" tape across my mouth and held a placard (Go me !!).
On a similar vein as to what brought a couple of hundred health professionals in front of Town Hall last month to protest against proposed laws to prevent them from speaking out against atrocities in detention centres to asylum seekers, the rally I attended was to protest against proposed legislation to "gag" whistle blowers from speaking out against cruelties in agribusiness. The proposed "Ag Gag" legislation would make it impossible (and, in some cases, unlawful) for people to speak out and /or gather evidence about such cruelty. The government's misleading title of "Criminal Code Amendment (Animal Protection) Bill" would make such revelations as the recent live baiting scandal in the greyhound industry never see the light of day and the brave souls who captured the footage / evidence would be the ones to be punished rather than the perpetrators. Wrong on so many accounts. Just when you think our government could not get anymore morally bankrupt, the likes of Barnaby Joyce, Chris Back and Niall Blair are actively pushing for this Bill. In a world where the consumer is increasingly demanding transparency about where our food comes from, they are desperately trying to keep the hideous conditions which factory farmed animals exist in hidden to protect their big business agriculture cronies. Or, as more succinctly put, a quote from the rally 'the reason activists are a "threat" isn't that they are breaking windows, they are making them", says it all.
As many wonderful people in the past have stood up and said no to all the outrageous things which once existed (slavery, homosexuality being illegal, indigenous people and women being unable to vote are a few which come to mind), there is something to be said for making the time to turn up, be loud, don an aptly sloganed t-shirt and show your contempt in person. It educates the public (so many passersby took flyers or stood and listened to the speakers) and, I hope, shames the government by having educated and articulate speakers tearing to shreds their ridiculous proposals, in a very public forum.
If you want to know a little bit more about Ag Gag (and ways to voice your disdain about it) and what it could mean for Australia, here are some interesting links.
Voiceless article defining Ag Gag in Australia
Animal Australia's petition against Ag Gag
US Will Potter's intriguing site detailing everything there is to know about Ag Gag (his book "Green Is the New Black" is a great, but scary, read)
Let's hope that those wanting to implement this Bill in NSW have the same lack of success as Idaho did in recent days where Ag Gag laws were deemed unconstitutional and thrown out.
With so many worthwhile, current issues out there worth fighting for (gay marriage, coal seam gas, action on climate change, refugees, big mines in pristine areas…the list goes on) I think that attending a rally in person is a great, empowering thing to do. Plus, people power WORKS . Even if it's something a bit offbeat which you have to attend on your own (like I did !) as none of your friends are into it (or not enough to give up their Saturday mornings for anyway), you will be surrounded by like minded people who "get" you and your cause.


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New hotel and residential developments will be built on the 23,000 square metre plot on the Danube Canal in the second district, which currently contains office properties and a multi-storey car park.
UBM, the leading hotel developer in Europe, is planning a modern Conference and Business Hotel. On the same construction ground there will be built a mix of freely financed and subsidised apartments as well as modern serviced city apartments.
LeopoldQuartier is within walking distance of the city centre, literally just a bridge away from the first district. At the same time, the new urban quarter is located near Augarten and thus enjoys all the benefits this expansive park has to offer. The plot will be divided into multiple development sites that will cover all of today's most sought-after asset classes (hotel and residential properties).


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Samsung may not be doing well on its latest folding phone. After the problems with its collapsible sample of phones for review, the company announced the postponement of the launch of its Galaxy Fold phone in China, but without any changes so far at the launch date in other countries .
China is the largest phone market in the world and Samsung has been working in any way to re-place the market through innovations such as folding phone, but the Chinese will have to wait more to get the phone and may increase the suffering of the company as other companies launch their phones.
According to the site Engadget, the company does not want to link events that happened to the phone with the auditors to postpone the events of the launch in China. The reason may be different, but the appearance of the delay after the problem has come up with a lot of ink.


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By Anthony Saude
Eastvale – Construction of the 99 cent store on the northwest corner of Hamner Avenue at "A" street has come to a screeching halt several months ago.
Eric Norris, the Planning Director for the City of Eastvale said, "Now that their structure is partially constructed, they need to have a water system installed onsite so that the Fire Department could put out a fire if one were to occur. The problem is, there isn't an onsite water system installed (so, no fire hydrants). "Someone at 99-Cent forgot to have those plans checked by the Fire Department, so they are going through that process".
Several months ago a stop work order was filed by Tim Steeson says Fire Marshall, Sandie Hastings. The retailer had begun combustible construction on site without any on site fire hydrants, said the Fire Marshall. They are supposed to be installing the underground utilities soon, when that happens they will be able to continue the construction with the combustible materials.
The plans still need to be approved and the water system installed with the fire hydrants, then and only then will they be allowed to re-start the construction. Residents may notice that there is framing and wood on site but that has been there since before the stop work order was issued.
This project has been met with mixed emotions by the residents of Eastvale, some may have hoped that maybe they decided to pull out but that just isn't the case.
It would be interesting to know how much money the retailer is losing on a daily basis for a mistake of this magnitude, which was unavailable at Press time. This is just another instance of the City of Eastvale doing their due diligence and the retailer is making a costly mistake by not checking plans with the Fire Marshall. Whether you disagree with the construction or not of this retailer the management of the City of Eastvale was once again on point.


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OWU Alumni gives presentation on new research idea
By Tung Nguyen, Online Editor
Dr. Brady Porter, a faculty member of Duquesne University and also an Ohio Wesleyan University alumnus, made a return and presented his recent research on Friday, Feb. 9.
In collaboration with the National Aviary and the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Dr. Porter focuses his research on the applications of DNA metabarcoding to dietary analyses and environmental DNA surveys.
"The problem is that bird diets are difficult to study," Dr. Porter said.
By watching the behaviors and the surrounding habitats of Louisiana Waterthrush, a breed of warblers in eastern North America, Dr. Porter finds a different approach to study its dietary.
"We also want to see what insects it feed its young nestlings and observe the digestive process," Dr. Porter said.
Later on, Dr. Porter dissects the defecation of these nestlings and provides accurate data about the types of prey items that these bird are eating.
Dr. Dustin Reichard, an OWU professor of zoology, said: "I was not aware how much dietary data could be extracted from avian fecal samples. Dr. Porter's technique is also much less invasive than the traditional ones and it represents the future of studying food webs."
Besides working as a faculty member at Duquesne University, Dr. Porter still regularly returns and contributes his findings to the Natural Museum of OWU as well as helps to train the students.
"Dr. Jed Burtt spent a lot of time training and inspiring me when I was here at OWU during the 90s," Dr. Porter said. "So my motivation to make a return to OWU is to give something back."
According to Dr. Porter, one of his many experiences with Dr. Burtt that helped him to make a breakthrough in Zoology was attending a scientific meeting in the University of Pittsburgh in 1987.
"Dr. Burtt introduced me to one of the collection manager of the Carnegie Museum along with many other legendary scientists," Dr. Porter said. "They trained me how to do the museum's works and skills that allowed me to complete hundreds of findings for my job."
Speaking of Dr. Porter's contributions to OWU, Dr. Reichard said: "Dr. Porter trained the next generation of students to prepare both bird and mammal study skins for our museum. He is also a very important source of knowledge to keep the continuity of our museum as well."


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"Ashes to Ashes"
...sometimes a person who has toiled with wisdom and knowledge and skill must leave everything to be enjoyed by someone who did not toil for it. Eccl 2:21b
Fredric J. Baur of Cincinnati changed my life. He probably changed yours, too.
Amazingly, I didn't know Fredric J. Baur of Cincinnati had changed my life until I read of his death at the age of 89.
That's because of the way Fredric J. Baur was buried. In life, Mr. Baur had been an organic chemist and food storage technician who specialized in research and development for Procter & Gamble. In practical terms, Mr. Baur was the fellow who invented the packaging for Pringle's potato chips.
It was something Mr. Baur was proud of. He was so proud that when he died he requested part of his cremains be placed into one of the potato chip containers.
It was a request his family honored.
As the writer of Ecclesiastes said, Mr. Baur had toiled with wisdom and knowledge and skill. When he died everything was left for others... he couldn't' take anything with him. And, when all was said and done, he is being remembered as the fellow who invented and was buried in a potato chip container.
When I die, I would hope that I will be remembered for... something else.
Maybe a good sermon... or a wise thought... or some silliness with the family. Maybe a soul which was touched... or a friend who was comforted... or a child whose wound was made better with a kiss.
Most of all I think I would like to be remembered as being the father, husband, friend who knew he was a forgiven sinner.
That last line, more than any other, is that which will provide comfort and hope for those who are left behind when I die. The confidence that their dearly departed (and I say that hopefully) had been redeemed by the Savior and cleansed by His blood is what will offer them confidence of an unending reunion in heaven.
Now it is quite possible that Mr. Baur's family remembers him for all those things, too. I don't know. I pray so.
Just as I pray, when you are done and when your toiling is over, you will be remembered as a person who was loved by the Savior and who loved Him in return.
THE PRAYER: Dear Lord Jesus, You came to give Your life for mine. Because You have successfully completed the Father's plan of salvation, I am at forgiven. May I, in the days which are before me, reflect that salvation to all those around me. When my ending comes may I be remembered as one of Your redeemed. In Your Name. Amen.
In Christ I remain His servant and yours,
Pastor Ken Klaus
Speaker emeritus of The Lutheran Hour®
Lutheran Hour Ministries
Today's Bible Readings: 1 Kings 1-2 John 18:19-40
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Albert Einstein, in a letter to his biographer Carl Seelig, wrote: "I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious." Passion and curiosity—combined with intelligence, imagination and persistence—have accelerated human development especially over the last 500 years. These, in fact, have been the very foundations of scientific innovation.
Science is all around us, impacting our lives more than ever before in history. This was the focus at the recent 'Science in the Age of Experience' conference held in Boston. "When science and innovation intersect, the future comes into focus," said Bernard Charles, vice-chairman and CEO of Dassault Systèmes, the French company that develops 3D design, 3D digital mock-up and PLM software.
From unlocking the mysteries of human genome to developing medicines to treating diseases, from understanding the interplay between the earth's atmosphere and oceans to finding ways to improve crop yield, the rise of virtual technologies like digital modelling and simulation are expanding the boundaries of scientific understanding and human knowhow.
The focus areas at the conference included digital modelling and simulation, real world and virtual world interplay, data mining, Big Data, and new ways of working and communicating.
Digital modelling and simulation: The use of virtual technologies to model, simulate, visualise and experience physical, biological, chemical and material processes has risen with advances in computing, and these are enabling scientists to conduct experiments in the virtual world that would be impossible to undertake in the real world.
One of the biggest beneficiaries of simulation is the medical industry. For example, the Living Heart Project, which was begun by Dassault Systèmes about five years ago. It is a 3D heart model developed on the company's Simulia application—it uses 3D modelling, simulation and virtual reality to bring the human heart to life in a way that is lifelike in its accuracy. The Living Heart is now available on the cloud as well, offering the speed and flexibility of high-performance computing to even small medical device companies. A Dassault Systèmes spokesperson said that by creating a community platform, it is beginning to see the advances from the project being used for additional aspects of cardiovascular research, as well as for other parts of the body, such as orthopaedics.
"Simulation and clinical decision support systems are transforming planning and execution of orthopaedic surgeries and treatment by personalising precision me dicine," added Bruno Ferre of Digital Orthopaedics, a digital health company.
Real world and virtual world interaction: Call it a cycle. Whatever the scale or source of real world data that feeds digital models, it is certain that better real world data make for better virtual models, which can be used to improve the real world.
A few years ago, three scientists won the Nobel Prize in Physics for their work on blue LEDs. Blue is important, because it was the most difficult advance required to create white LED light, and with white LED, companies can create smartphone and computer screens, and light bulbs that last longer and use less electricity. These scientists leveraged a simulation environment that helps understand the relationship of a material's atomic and molecular structure with its properties and behaviour.
Data mining and Big Data: The combination of Big Data technologies and scalable, affordable computing means that complex analyses and simulations using large datasets can be run thousands or even millions of times in minutes. "This offers scientists the possibility to iterate through the theorise-model-test cycle at a staggering rate while still meeting real-world budget and time constraints," said Olivier Ribet, VP, Industries, Dassault Systèmes. "Science is reducing the distance between virtual and real." He added that in the world of manufacturing, this limitless iterative power is giving rise to generative design of materials and products, and enabling scientists, designers and engineers to cycle through an infinite search space of possible options.
The new book is the experience
In the 15th century, a man named Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press. Books, which were hitherto handwritten and available to a few, started getting printed in the millions, helping spread knowledge, and leading to the Renaissance, Industrial Revolution, technological revolution and modern democracy. "We have entered the age of experience. The new book," Bernard said, "is the experience."
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Oct 24, Monday - Bro. Johnstone helped us changed our car's tire. Then they drove us to Cradle Mountain.
Then we had dinner with the Barnett family. Bro. Barnett was the second counselor in the bishopric. Sister Taylor joined dinner too. Bro. Barnett let us sign his special map which was also signed by previous missionaries. We shared John 21 which teaches that to show our love to the Savior, we must heed His invitation to feed the sheep.
After dinner, Sister Tupu washed the car. Now I needed to hide the camera and help her..haha..
Oct 25, Tuesday - Heading to Devonport for our District Meeting. On the way, we drove past the Big Cherry. I've seen the Big Strawberry, now the Big Cherry.
The view from the chapel. You can see the Spirit of Tasmania (ship) that ferries cars back to mainland from Tasmania.
With Elder Valenciano and Elder Barrozo after the District Meeting..
On our way back to Launceston, we stopped by the Raspberry Farm. Got free taste of chocolate raspberry..yum,yum.
We then went to the tyre service to have our tires fixed. The servicemen told us of 1 missing nut on the rear right tyre and all other nuts were put backwards. They told us that the tyre could have come loose, that we were lucky it didn't. My comp and I knew that the Lord protected us and kept us safe, the power of prayer.
Then we helped Sister Roser with her spring cleaning by moving furnitures and other stuff and assembling a bed. Then we shared Mosiah 2:41 and followed up on her friend Simon who's in Hobart at the moment.
Bro. Smith also came and helped Sister Roser cut her tree.
Helping Sister Roser; Sister Tupu was trying to figure out what this thing was..
We also visited the Barnes family, 3 kids. The kids are so fun and energetic. We had a wonderful meal with them, then we shared the Seeds of Faith analogy on how we can strengthen and nurture our faith.
We also met Peggy. The previous missionaries had been trying to catch up with her but she was busy and I finally got to meet her. She's LDS, managed a maintenance company with over 100 staff, had some struggles. We shared Mosiah 4:9 with her.
Oct 26, Wed - Today, we traveled to St. Helens which was recently opened to missionaries. East coast driving, very beautiful. We saw a black snake on the road and almost ran over it. It was shiny and I asked my companion if we can turn back so that I could take a photo. She said No..huhu..I don't know where I got my enthusiasm..haha..
We were meeting the Sandy Bay Sisters at St. Helens but we forgot to tell them that there would be no phone reception. By the time we called them, we couldn't contact them anymore. When we got to St. Helens, we tried to look for a white car, in the hope of finding them. Then we spotted one and tried to see if there was a BOM or a picture of Jesus Christ inside. I spotted Sister Pratt's jacket and then we left a note in the window. As we drove away, we saw them in the Chinese restaurant and so we joined them with our packed lunch. Sister Roberts said that she was about to freak out that we might not find each other. The Spirit guided us.
We did exchanges - Me and Sister Pratt while Sister Tupu was with Sister Roberts. Sisters Tupu and Roberts stayed in town and did some tracting and finding. Sister Pratt and me drove to other suburbs 20 mins. away to follow up on the new contacts that the previous missionaries found last transfer. We met Dylyn and had a lesson with him. He asked when we could meet him again, but it was uncertain to set a return appointment because we did not know when we were coming back, so he gave his contact number. I also met a Filipino family and lots of people. We gave away 2 BOM and few pamphlets. I believed the area was ready to accept the gospel.
We spent the night with the Terry's. We slept in the place where they hold Sacrament meeting.
We went to Scamander Pelican Beach Park and did our studies.
We had an appointment with Sister Bogar whose husband is not LDS. they lived 20 minutes away from St. Helens. We stopped by this farm near the Bogars place.


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