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FOCA encourages landowners to be aware of and protect their homes from forest fires and follow safe burning guidelines for brush and campfires.
FireSmart your home with a seasonal checklist:
- plan the activities you want to do this year to make your property safe and encourage others to do the same.
- Check your fire insurance annually to make sure it is adequate to cover a fire loss
- Do a home assessment prior to spring fire season to help you prepare for the threat of wildfire.
- Clean dead vegetation out of shrubs and other foundation plantings.
- Connect your garden hose to an outdoor spigot and attach a nozzle. Make sure other firefighting tools like shovels, rakes and buckets are handy.
- Move firewood and lumber piles to at least 10m away from your buildings.
- Clean gutters and remove and flammable debris from roof.
- Keep grass cut around propane tanks and buildings. This provides a green barrier that fire will not burn.
- Keep area in 10m diameter of buildings relatively clear of combustible materials.
- Enclose soffits and areas under decks. Replace flammable roofing, siding, and foundation enclosures with fire resistant materials.
- Post road signs or house number in reflective materials so they can be clearly seen in the dark.
- Prune trees after leaves fall. Pruning branches up to 3m above the ground will help prevent fire from climbing branches into tree crowns.
- Prune branches that are overhanging roof and wires.
- Make sure your home is fire safe on the inside. Check chimneys, smoke alarms, and fire extinguishers.
Safe Burning
- Check with your municipality before you burn leaves and debris. You may be required to get a permit, there may be a restricted fire zone (RFZ) in effect, or you may be only allowed to burn at certain times in the day.
- Choose a safe day. Burn during the coolest , calmest, dampest time of day. Do not burn when its windy.
- Never leave your fire unattended.
- A pile to be burnt must be no more than 2 metres in diameter and less than 2 metres in height.
Safe Campfires
- Use a fire pit for campfires. Dig a hole, ensure the area around the pit is free of combustible materials, sur-round your fire pit with rocks or stone slabs, and keep a bucket of water nearby.
- Make sure all glowing embers are extinguished before you leave your fire. In a fire pit add water and stir into ashes. If water is not handy, mineral soil also works well to extinguish fire.
FOCA encourages lake communities to discuss wildfire preparedness and create a community action plan:
Create an action plan by considering the following questions:
- What will you do if a fire is approaching yours or a neighbours residence?
- Who will you call, and how do you sound an alarm to notify the community?
- Does your community have fire equipment in strategic locations on the lake? Who is in charge of maintain-ing this equipment, and who has access to it?
- Are there emergency exits clearly marked in community buildings?
- Do you have a home escape plan?
- Have you located fire safe areas in the community such as lakes or other wet areas, rock outcrops, and roads?
Report a Wildfire
- Be prepared to give fire officials the following information; a detailed description of the fire location, how firefighters can access the fire, types of buildings in the area, cutting operations or other activities in the area, and the time fire was discovered.
- Central and South Ontario– call 911 or your local municipal fire department
- Northwestern Ontario– call 1-888-284-FIRE
- Northeastern Ontario– can 1-888-863-FIRE
For more information contact:
201-159 King St.
Peterborough, ON
Resources online:
- www.foca.on.ca
- www.ontario.ca/fireprevention (Click on "Be Fire Smart")
- www.ofm.gov.on.ca
- www.partnersinprotection.ab.ca
Click the following link to download a PDF version of this Firesmart Cottage Fact Sheet


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I had a good start to the year, reading a lot more books than I thought I would get to. Well, I didn't read my intended TBR exactly because library holds got in the way of my shelf control but shelf control is the renewed plan for February!
Currently Reading
I am attempting shelf control with this book. It was my December Kindle First book and I did catch up on all the other but the Burger's Daughter came in and I detoured and am just now getting back to it.
It's a strange book so far but I'm enjoying it. For more information on the book itself: The Original Dream – Nukila Amal,Linda Owens
I've been meaning to read Adichie for a while and just got this one in audiobook from my library. Started it today and already loving it!
Read this month (or reviewed)
- Burger's Daughter by Nadine Gordimer
- The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy
- The Darkest Part of the Forest by Holly Black
- The Art of Asking by Amanda Palmer
- Hope in the Dark by Rebecca Solnit
- You Can't Touch My Hair: And Other Things I Still Have to Explain by Phoebe Robinson
- Ashley's War: The Untold Story of a Team of Women Soldiers on the Special Ops Battlefield by Gayle Tzemach Lemmon
- Sister Outsider: Essays and Speeches by Audre Lorde
- Spider-Women
- Thor Volume 2: Who Holds the Hammer
- Invincible Iron Man: Ironheart (#1 and #2)
- Lumberjanes #29-32 Diane is back!
Bible Reading
I managed to get through Ezra and Nehemiah since they are short books and almost catch up to my original goal of having read a book a month and finish in 66 months. Nah, that's not going to happen, I still have Job to fall behind during and then 150 psalms. Seriously, there's 150.
I'm part way through Esther now. I had originally planned to have hers done in one post like the other two but her book has way too much woman stuff for that to have worked out.
Reading Challenges
Litsy A to Z –
- All the Single Ladies: Unmarried Women and the Rise of an Independent Nation by Rebecca Traister
- Sister Outsider: Essays and Speeches by Audre Lorde
- You Can't Touch My Hair: And Other Things I Still Have to Explain by Phoebe Robinson
Read Harder –
- The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy — Task 2: Read a debut novel
- Invincible Iron Man #1 (Introduction to Ironheart) — Task 18: Read a superhero comic with a female lead
- Madwomen by Gabriela Mistral — Task 23: Read a collection of poetry in translation on a theme other than love
- Ashley's War: The Untold Story of a Team of Women Soldiers on the Special Ops Battlefield
by Gayle Tzemach Lemmon — Task 14: Read a book about war
Reading Nobel Women –
- Burger's Daughter by Nadine Gordimer
- Madwomen by Gabriela Mistral
I had to change my "A" for Litsy A to Z because my original choice was in a format that I just couldn't get and I've wanted to read All the Single Ladies since I first heard of it too. I'll get around to my original choice, I'm sure, but I'll have to figure out another way.
Life and Feminism
As far as the rest of life has been going, things are good and bad. I mean, as a US citizen and child of refugee, it's hard to say good in the scheme of what's going on in this country. I'm not a fan of the ban, despite the national security reasons. Between Litsy and WordPress and Twitter, I know I'm not alone in that. But then other things have been happening in the face of the crazy that has been uplifting.
For starters, the Women's March was amazing. I didn't get close to the stage and ended up staying on the fringes of everything for sanity's sake, but I went and it was awesome. I dragged my six year old, so I had a relatively low threshold for the amount of time I could stay because he turns into a pumpkin after a little while and I'm not into torturing my child. We went, we saw, we left in enough time for him to not have a total meltdown. It is what it is.
I also saw a whole bunch of crazy about it after the fact and, sure, I'm no bigger a fan of vaginas on display than I am of the phallus variety. I haven't watched the videos of all the speeches but I heard that some were violent or just not what I would go with. There's the exclusion of the pro-life feminists and the denial that there could even be such a thing. But of course people want to surround something as awesome as the Women's March with so much negativity. We wouldn't want to encourage more behavior like this from our women! I mean, then they may not come out of their parties to show off their beauty and submissiveness at our requ – oh, am I confusing recent events with the biblical account of the queen of Persia being ousted by her king?
I am. My bad. It was coincidental that I came across that chapter at the same time that the country is having issues with our women getting out of hand and demanding our equal treatment, loudly, though not violently. If the women's march women aren't put back in their place than all women everywhere might begin to think they can –
I did it again. Check out the first chapter of Esther and it will make your blood boil. Will we ever get away from these issues with the larger society? One can only hope.
I saw some signs that weren't my taste, but plenty that were awesome. There were also several bookish signs shared on Litsy and in the blogosphere in the days that followed the march. I especially loved the Non-Complaint NC written on things that the author of Bitch Planet was sharing on her Twitter feed following the march.
In other news on my life, I joined two book clubs, one that was started from Litsy and one that was started by a blogger I follow on, like, everything. Both use Slack.com to host their discussions, which is a wonderful site I had never heard of before. Litsy's Social Justice Book Club is one of these groups. This month's book was Hope in the Dark, full review linked above. There was some good discussion on the book but my favorite thing to come of it so far was the Congress app that let's you track who votes for what and read through the log in both houses. I'm figuring it out still, but it's very cool. There is also the DiversityStudyGroup that is put on by Bina at WOCreads. This is a new one and I'm hoping to catch their reading but making no promises right now.
These are issues that are integral to feminism (because done right, feminism must be intersectional and appeal to all women not just white women) and I know I need to be better versed in them, plus they revolve around books! I do love feminism in all its iterations, but books are among my favorite things and an important part of our lives that bleeds into everything else, right?
I do think sometimes about joining a feminist reading group or book club, but it feels a little too on the nose and now I have these to keep up with. Honestly, I hope to not implode as I'm starting a new round of work training in the near future and won't have near as much time to blog or read, let alone keep up with groups and clubs. We'll see how I manage, I guess.
How was your month???


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Showing Collections: 301 - 350 of 461
Collection 469 Oral History Interview with Javier Gonzalo Velasquez
Identifier: CN 459
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with Javier Gonzalo Velasquez, in which he describes his family background; childhood in Peru; conversion to Christianity; the work of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church in Lima; his education at Rio Grande Bible Institute and Columbia Bible College; his work as a South America Mission (SAM) missionary in Bolivia and Peru; the BGEA's 1990 Mission World campaign in Paraguay. Other topics discussed include: the history and development of the CMA in Peru;...
Dates: Created: 1992
Collection 470 Oral History Interview with Sadie Custer
Identifier: CN 470
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with Sadie Custer (1911-2007) in which she discusses her childhood, conversion, education at Moody Bible Institute, joining the China Inland Mission, arrival in China in 1936, the Chinese language, work in Shensi province, Bible teaching, transition from missionary to Chinese leadership, the Three Self Movement, the Communist revolution in China and its effect on missions, the Sino-Japanese Conflict, work in Malaysia among Chinese, living in an area in Malaysia contested...
Dates: Created: 1992
Collection 471 Papers of W. Arthur Saunders
Identifier: CN 471
Scope and Contents Oral history interview and a manuscript translated by W. Arthur Saunders, relating to Saunder's missionary service in China with China Inland Mission and Overseas Missionary Fellowship from 1930 to 1987. The interview describes his childhood in England, emigration to New Zealand, training at the New Zealand Bible Institute, joining the China Inland Mission, going to China in 1930, evangelistic work in south Gansu province, the work of Chinese evangelists, worship services in Gansu churches,...
Dates: Created: 1992
Collection 472 Oral History Interview with Paul A. Contento
Identifier: CN 472
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with Paul A. Contento in which he discusses his childhood, conversion, attendance at Moody Bible Institute, going to China in 1928 as a China Inland Mission worker, evangelistic work in Ningxia province (Inner Mongolia) and work among university students in southwest and northwest China, founding of the Inter-Varsity student movements in China, Singapore and Vietnam; Calvin Chao; the Sino-Japanese war; the communist takeover in China; founding of Singapore Bible College;...
Dates: Created: 19992
Collection 473 Oral History Interview with Clayton L. Berg, Jr.
Identifier: CN 473
Scope and Contents Oral historyinterviews with Clayton L. Berg, known as "Mike," former missionary, educator and president of Latin America Mission. Topics discussed include Berg's youth, family, conversion, education (including Wheaton Grad School), youth pastorate at Western Springs church, marriage and family, language training at Spanish Language Institute, Hogar Biblico, teaching and administration at the Latin America Biblical Seminary iin Costa Rica, administration of LAM's Education Division, training...
Dates: Created: 1993
Collection 474 Oral History Interview with José E. Hernandez
Identifier: CN 474
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with José E. Hernandez in which he discusses his conversion; mission work in Spain; ministry in the jails and prisons of Miami, Florida; jail conditions; the work of the South Florida Jail Ministries; the work of the Agape Women's Homes; church/state relations; emotional and organizational problems in Christian ministry. The time period covered by the interviews is 1952-1993.José Hernandez was interviewed by Paul Ericksen on January 13,1993 at the offices of...
Dates: Created: 1993
Collection 475 Oral History Interview with W. Scott Nyborg
Identifier: CN 475
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with W. Scott Nyborg in which he describes his childhood, work with High School Evangelism Fellowship; the 1957 Billy Graham New York Crusade; the Sermons from Science exhibit at the 1964-1965 New York World's Fair; Office of Worldwide Evangelism-in-Depth (OWED) for Latin America Mission; In-Depth Evangelism Associates (IDEA); Reality Seminars with Latin America Mission; Christ for the City-Miami; co-workers Ruben Lores, Rene Padilla, Orlando Costas and John Huffman;...
Dates: Created: 1993
Collection 478 Oral History Interviews with Paul A. Buyse
Identifier: CN 478
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Paul Adiran Buyse (1926-2017), Africa Inland Mission worker in the Belgian Congo/Zaire. Topics covered include Buyse's childhood and youth as the son of AIM missionary parents in the Congo; education at Rethy Academy, Northwestern Schools, and Moody Bible Institute; work with North Arkansas Gospel Mission, spiritual hardships of being a missionary; his work in the Congo among pygmies; development of the Africa Inland Church in the Congo, transition from missionary...
Dates: Created: 1993
Collection 479 Oral History Interview with William A. Stier
Identifier: CN 479
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with William Adam Stier (1912-2004), missionary with Africa Inland Mission in Tanzania from 1938 to 1978. Topics covered in the two sessions include his youth and conversion, marriage, Bible school education, call to missions, his work with the Sakuma and Tuzu peoples, his ministry as a teacher of African pastors; the transition from mission to indigenous church control in Tanzania, the policies and personnel of AIM, Emil Sywulka, political changes in Tanzania, polygamy...
Dates: Created: 1993
Collection 480 Oral History Interviews with Margaret L. Clapper
Identifier: CN 480
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Margaret L. Clapper (1912-2005), missionary with Africa Inland Mission in Belgian Congo/Zaire from 1939-1980. Topics covered in two sessions include her youth, conversion, Bible school education at Moody Bible Institute, missionary work in central Africa, Belgian administration of the Congo, work among pygmies, Zaire politics and government, independence of the country in 1960 and the Simba rebellion, transition from mission to national authority, singleness, role...
Dates: Created: 1993
Collection 481 Papers of Laura Barr
Identifier: CN 481
Scope and Contents Correspondence, diaries, articles, clippings, oral history interviews, photograph albums, photographs, prayer letters, radio broadcasts, and slides, describing Laura Isabelle "Belle" Barr's missionary work among the Lugbara people of northeast Belgian Congo (now Democratic Republic of Congo) and the West Nile District of Uganda with Africa Inland Mission (AIM) from 1944-1981.
Dates: Created: 1930-1993
Collection 483 Oral History Interview with Francis Sunderaraj
Identifier: CN 483
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Francis Sunderaraj in which he describes committing his life to Christ as a teenager in India; the development of his faith; the institutions and leadership of Evangelical Protestantism in India; Methodist churches in India and Malaysia; Sunderaraj's education at the Union Biblical Seminary in Yeotmal, India, Princeton Seminary, and Wheaton College; the development of the Evangelical Fellowship of India. The time period covered by the interviews is ca. 1942-1993....
Dates: Created: 1993
Collection 484 Papers of David M. Howard Sr.
Identifier: CN 484
Scope and Contents Four oral history interviews, paper records, and photographs documenting David Howard's life and work with Latin American Mission, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, and World Evangelical Fellowship. Topics covered in the interviews include Howard's childhood, Christian faith, education at Wheaton College, work as a missionary and administrator with Latin America Mission; missions director for Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, director of the 1980 Consultation on World Evangelization; and...
Dates: Created: 1968-1993
Collection 487 Oral History Interview with Kathryn M. Feldi
Identifier: CN 487
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with Kathryn Marie Hess Feldi (1912-2015) in which she describes her parents, who were Africa Inland Mission workers in Tanzania; mother's conversion at a Billy Sunday campaign; her own attendance at Wheaton College; memories of Billy Graham as a college student; the Wheaton revival of 1943; favorite professors; and the effect of World War II on the Wheaton campus. The time period covered by the interviews is 1922 to 1993.Kathryn Marie Hess Feldi was...
Dates: Created: 1993
Collection 488 Papers of John E. Phillips
Identifier: CN 488
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews, letters, newspaper clipping, a booklet and other materials, relating mainly to John E. Phillips' work as a missionary with the Sudan Interior Mission among the Kambatta people of Ethiopia (1932-1937) and among the Dinka people of Sudan (1938-1949). There is also some information on his involvement in other ministries, such as Ambassadors for Christ and the Allentown Rescue Mission.
Dates: Created: 1926-2003
Collection 489 Oral History Interview with John A. MacDonald
Identifier: CN 489
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with John Allan MacDonald (1921-2014) in which he discusses his education and activities at Wheaton College from his graduation in 1943; literary societies; friends and faculty; the impact of World War II on the campus; Billy Graham and his role in the United Gospel Tabernacle in Wheaton; MacDonald's evangelistic and church ministry among San Francisco hippies in the late 1960s and work with Jews for Jesus (JFJ) and its founder Moishe Rosen. The second interview focuses...
Dates: Created: 1993-1994
Collection 491 Oral History Interview with Chester Terpstra
Identifier: CN 491
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with Chester Terpstra (1917-2007) in which he discusses his years as a student at Wheaton College (1939-1943); his friendship with Billy Graham; and his later ministry in Micronesia and Hawaii. Other topics discussed include the religious culture of Hawaii during World War II and after; the prevalence of pre-millenialism at Wheaton College and among evangelical missionaries; and the 1943 revival at Wheaton College. The time period covered by the interviews is 1939 to...
Dates: Created: 1993
Collection 493 Oral History Interviews with Stella Kasirye
Identifier: CN 493
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Stella Kasirye in which she describes her childhood in Uganda; her conversion to Christian faith while at school; her involvement in programs to reach street children; her efforts to develop programs of AIDS education and care among college students and the country at large, and observations on the church in Uganda and missionary efforts there. The time period covered by the interviews is 1965 to 1993.Stella Kasirye was interviewed by Robert Shuster in...
Dates: Created: 1993
Collection 494 Oral History Interview with Jeffrey R. Wetherill
Identifier: CN 494
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with Jeffrey R. Wetherill in which he discusses his childhood, parents, interest in sports, conversion, involvement with Fellowship of Christian Athletes, work as a Youth for Christ club director, youth pastor at an Evangelical Mennonite Church, joining Greater Europe Mission (GEM), youth work in Dublin, Ireland, relations between Irish Catholics and evangelical Protestants, and GEM methods of ministry in Ireland. The time period covered by the interviews is 1966 to...
Dates: Created: 1993
Collection 495 Papers of Jacob Chamberlain
Identifier: CN 495
Scope and Contents Two volumes of letterbooks which contain copies of the handwritten correspondence of Jacob Chamberlain, a missionary to India. He worked with the Arcot Mission under the Reformed Church in America Board of Foreign Missions. Volume 1 dates from June 1869 to July 1874 and Volume 2 from January 1880 to January 1882.Each volume is separated into two sections, official correspondence and personal correspondence; both types describe Chamberlain's work as a medical missionary, itinerant...
Dates: Created: 1882
Collection 496 Papers of Mabel Buyse
Identifier: CN 496
Scope and Contents Diaries, photographs, correspondence, and a scrapbook relating to Mabel Easton Buyse's missionary service with Africa Inland Mission among the Dungu and Bafuka people groups in Belgian Congo (later, Zaire) before her marriage and later service in Aru and Kasengu, Belgian Congo; Goli, Uganda; and Opari, Sudan. Buyse was involved with setting up, operating, and teaching in schools in each place she worked. The scrapbook deals with the 1941 sinking of the Zamzam, in which her brother-in-law,...
Dates: Created: 1908-1967
Collection 498 Oral History Interviews with William E. Pannell
Identifier: CN-498
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with William E. Pannell in which he describes his childhood in Michigan, his family, conversion as a teenager, his growing awareness of racism in America and especially its influence on American Christianity, education at Fort Wayne Bible College, involvement with the Brethren Assemblies, the part preaching has played in his life, the divide between urban and suburban culture and its impact on black and white churches and institutions, his work with Youth for Christ, the...
Dates: Created: 1995-2007
Collection 502 Oral History Interview with Geraldine J. Phillips
Identifier: CN 502
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with Geraldine Julia (Hinote) Phillips (19132-2000) in which she describes her family background, conversion to Christianity after listening to Gypsy Smith on the radio; education at BIOLA and Columbia Bible College, work at the Rehoboth Mission in Kentucky from 1934-1939, joining Sudan Interior Mission (SIM), travel to Africa in 1943, and the beginning of her work among the Dinka people in southern Sudan. Other topics discussed include: Phillips work with the Rehoboth...
Dates: Created: 1994
Collection 503 Oral History Interviews with Ian M. Hay
Identifier: CN 503
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Ian M. Hay in which he describes his childhood; missionary parents and their work in Nigeria; Hay's spiritual growth and call to missions; education and training for missionary work; Sudan Interior Mission (later renamed SIM International) for which he worked (as a missionary, administrative executive and director); missionary work in Nigeria; indigenous church administration (particularly in the Evangelical Church of West Africa or ECWA); Other topics discussed...
Dates: Created: 1994
Collection 508 Oral History Interviews with Barbara L. Collins
Identifier: CN 508
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with Barbara Lynn (Miner) Collins in which she describes her childhood; family's religious background; conversion to Christianity; spiritual development in college and young professional life; acceptance as a missionary by Africa Inland Mission (AIM); arrival on the mission field in Kenya; work among the Rendile and Kikuyu peoples; raising children on the mission field; development of women's program at Africa Inland Church Missionary College; work among women refugees in...
Dates: Created: 1995
Collection 509 Oral History Interview with Evelyn M. Camp
Identifier: CN 509
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Evelyn Mildred Camp (1915-1999), missionary work in the Belgian Congo (now Democratic Republic of Congo) with Africa Inland Mission (AIM) from 1944 to 1961. Topics discussed include Camp's experience as a child of missionaries, her missionary work in schools for boys and girls at Oicha and Blukwa AIM stations, her family's economic hardships, furloughs, the social life of missionary children, education at Rethy Academy, call to missionary work, training at Columbia...
Dates: Created: 1995
Collection 510 Oral History Interviews with Erik S. Barnett
Identifier: CN 510
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Erik Stanley Barnett (1910-2006) in which he describes his childhood in Kenya as the son of missionary parents; his own work in that country as pastor, church planter, educator and administrator with Africa Inland Mission (AIM); the internal developments of AIM and of the Africa Inland Church in Kenya during the twentieth century. Other topics discussed include: his parents' missionary service in Kenya among the Maasai people; changes in AIM missionary training over...
Dates: Created: 1995
Collection 512 Oral History Interview with Harry L. Cox
Identifier: CN 512
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Harry Luther Cox (1906-2004) in which he describes his youth and family, conversion and spiritual growth, call to missionary work, service with Sudan Interior Mission in Nigeria, relations with and evangelism among Muslims, tribal characteristics, Kano, language study, establishing a leprosy station, medical missions, the Magazawa and Fulani peoples, raising a family on the mission field, furloughs, death of his sons, World War II, animists, children of...
Dates: Created: 1995
Collection 513 Oral History Interview with John R. Stauffacher
Identifier: CN 513
Scope and Contents Oral history interview in which John Raymond Stauffacher in which he describes his childhood in Kenya, missionary parents John and Florence Stauffacher, his brother Claudon, missions in Kenya, the Masai people, Mrs. Westervelt and the Westervelt Home, studying and teaching at Rift Valley Academy, Charles Hurlburt, the Mau Mau Rebellion, Great Britain's colonial administration of Kenya, Christian life, conversion, missionary call, language learning and missionary work with Africa Inland Mission...
Dates: Created: 1995
Collection 514 Ephemera of the Wheaton College Revivals
Identifier: CN 514
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews, questionnaires, reports, videos, and other materials relating to spontaneous revivals on Wheaton College campus in the twentieth century. There are restrictions on some material in this collection. The collection primarily documents the March 1995 revival at the College, largely through oral history interviews conducted during or shortly after the event; also included are thirteen follow-up interviews conducted two years after the revival.
Dates: Created: 1936-1997; Other: Majority of material found in 1994-1995
Collection 515 Papers of Ernest Wilson
Identifier: CN 515
Scope and Contents This collection contains an oral history interview with Ernest "Ernie" Wilson in which he describes his parents, his childhood in Panama, the evangelistic work of his father, his conversion as a young man, the experience of preaching, and his education at the Philadelphia Bible Institute and the Reformed Episcopal Seminary. Rev. Wilson was interviewed by Bob Shuster on March 22, 1995, at Wilson's home in Philadelphia. The events described in the interview cover the time period 1911-1995....
Dates: Created: 1947-1995
Collection 516 Oral History Interview with B. Sam Hart
Identifier: CN 518
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with B. Sam Hart (1931-2012) in which he discusses his childhood; his parents' work as missionaries in Jamaica; church life in Jamaica; his early preaching efforts; racial tensions and class divisions in Jamaica and witnessing segregation in churches in the United States; education at Gordon College; comparison of congregations in the United States and Jamaica; reflections on radio preaching ministry; thoughts on being named after Berlyn M. Nottage. The time period...
Dates: Created: 1996
Collection 522 Oral History Interviews with Joel Martínez Hernandez
Identifier: CN 522
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Joel Martínez Hernandez in which he discusses his early childhood in Jaruco, Cuba; conversion to Christianity; being son of missionaries; bi-culturalism; Toccoa Falls boarding school and college; effect of service in the United States Navy on spiritual development; reasons for not being TEAM missionary; missionary work in Barcelona and then Madrid, Spain with Christian & Missionary Alliance; traditional church models versus cell-group based models; education at...
Dates: Created: 1995
Collection 523 Oral History Interviews with Jarbas Da Silva
Identifier: CN 523
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Jarbas Da Silva in which he discusses his childhood in San Paulo, Brazil; conversion to Christianity; Baptist Bible College; Russell Shedd; joining the Africa Inland Mission as a missionary to Mozambique; strengths and weaknesses of the church in Brazil; first impressions of Mozambique; the development of Sofala Bible Institute Beira City, Mozambique; strengths and weaknesses of the church in Mozambique; aftermath of the civil war; his perspective on the need for...
Dates: Created: 1994
Collection 524 Oral History Interviews with Leonard H. F. Sumule
Identifier: CN 524
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Leonard Hendrik F. Sumule in which he describes his family, childhood in Indonesia, conversion and spiritual development, being a Christian in a predominantly Muslim nation, his experience at Wheaton College's Honey Rock Camp, comparison of Honey Rock with Christian camps in Indonesia, the 1995 revival at Wheaton College, his goals for ministry in Indonesia, involvement in youth ministry, camping and Christian education in the country, and education and church...
Dates: Created: 1996
Collection 525 Oral History Interviews with Alfredo Enrique Gutierrez
Identifier: CN 525
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews in with Alfredo Enrique Gutierrez in which he discusses memories of father's imprisonment in Cuba; Cuban Christianity; influence of Communism on home life; immigrating to Miami, Florida; Communist propaganda; influence of Christian and Missionary Alliance pastors; church's aid in adjusting to new life; homesickness for Cuba; learning English; church life at Los Pinos Nuevos; ministering alongside family in church; conversion experience at 14; Toccoa Falls College;...
Dates: Created: 1995
Collection 526 Oral History Interview with José Pablo Sánchez-Nuñez
Identifier: CN 526-526
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Jose Pablo Sánchez-Nuñez, in which he describes his family, childhood in Spain, Protestant Evangelicalism in a predominantly Catholic country, his conversion and spiritual development, training for ministry, work with Decisión, theological education by extension in Spain, American missionaries and their impact in Spain, attempts to unify Spanish Protestants, the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association's Global Mission (of which he was the director in Madrid), his...
Dates: Created: 1995
Collection 528 Ephemera of Mission Aviation History
Identifier: CN-528
Scope and Contents Correspondence, prayer letters, audio tapes, clippings, brochures, negatives, photos, and slides collected by former aviator John R. Wells.Includes documentation on various denominational and nondenominational organizations and individuals covering the time period 1922 to 1989; represented are such agencies as the Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, Baptist, Methodist, and Presbyterian churches, Mission Aviation Fellowship, Wycliffe Bible Translators, and individuals such as Paul...
Dates: Created: 1922-1989
Collection 529 Papers of Donald E. White
Identifier: CN 529
Scope and Contents Oral history interview and one folder containing reports, correspondence, and newsletters. Materials describe White's family background, conversion, education at Moody Bible Institute and Wheaton College, marriage, activities as an Army chaplain's assistant in Germany, and missionary work in Austria for Greater Europe Mission.Donald E. White was interviewed by Robert Shuster on January 29, 1996, at the Archives of the Billy Graham Center. The events described in the interview cover...
Dates: Created: 1996
Collection 530 Oral History Interview with Ruby B. Maynard
Identifier: CN 530
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with Ruby Beatrice (Arnold) Maynard (1912-1998), medical missionary in Tanzania from 1938-1984 with Africa Inland Mission. Topics discussed include Maynard's childhood; conversion; education at Moody Bible Institute; managing the hospital and leprosarium in Tanzania; the development of the African Inland Church in Tanzania; Dr. Nina Maynard's work at the Kolo Ndoto hospital; Ruby Maynard's marriage to station supervisor, William Maynard; challenges of missionary life;...
Dates: Created: 1996
Collection 531 Oral History Interview with Mary M. Cagney
Identifier: CN 531
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Mary Majella Cagney in which she describes her childhood, family, spiritual development, conversion and Christian life, Irish Catholicism, education, interaction between Catholics and Protestants in Ireland, Irish Evangelicalism, charismatics, Evangelical agencies working in the country, women's role in church, Leanne Payne's Pastoral Care Ministries conferences, Wheaton College Graduate School, strengths and weaknesses of the Evangelical church in Ireland,...
Dates: Created: 1996
Collection 533 Oral History Interview with Catherine E. Jeter
Identifier: CN 533
Scope and Contents Oral history interview with Catherine Elizabeth Jeter in which she discusses her childhood; conversion to Christianity through a neighborhood Bible club; education; marriage to Joseph Jeter; the start of their ministry (Have Christ Will Travel Ministries); work with inner-city children of Philadelphia and summer camp ministry in Nova Scotia, Canada; and the 1961 Billy Graham crusade in Philadelphia. Other topics discussed include: Jeter's education at Philadelphia College of the Bible; Short...
Dates: Created: 1996
Collection 534 Papers of Henry and Marguerite Owen
Identifier: CN 534
Scope and Contents Articles, audio tapes, booklets, correspondence, lecture notes, manuscript, newspaper clippings, outlines of lectures, photo albums, photographs, prayer letters, reports, research notes, scrapbooks, and travel brochures documenting the missionary service of Marguerite (Goodner) Owen and her husband Henry "Harry", missionaries to China with China Inland Mission (now Overseas Missionary Fellowship), 1933-1941, 1947-1951. Includes information on the Harry's work as OMF representative and later...
Dates: Created: 1929-2002
Collection 535 Oral History Interview with Mona Joyce
Identifier: CN 535
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Mona Miller Joyce (1912-2000) in which she describes her childhood and youth, conversion and spiritual development, call to missionary work, family, work in China with China Inland Mission, husband Raymond Joyce, the Communist period in China and CIM's expulsion from the country, co-workers Dr. Jessie McDonald and Mabel Soltau, Pentecostalism, relations among missionaries, her role as a woman missionary, outreach to Muslims, their work in the Persian Gulf with TEAM...
Dates: Created: 1996
Collection 538 Records of the National Summits on Black Church Development
Identifier: CN 538
Scope and Contents Correspondence, memos, reports, conference participant lists and schedules, minutes, financial records, press clippings, evaluations, audio tapes, video tapes, and photographs, documenting the 1984 and 1986 National Summits. The collection documents both the planning for the meetings and the plenary and discussion sessions. The participants include numerous Black Evangelical leaders, but particularly feature Matthew Parker, Tom Skinner, Haman Cross, Tony Evans, Crawford Loritts, Bob Harrison,...
Dates: Created: 1983-1986
Collection 539 Papers of Joy and Dicran Kassouny
Identifier: CN 539
Scope and Contents Correspondence, newspaper clippings, and other material relating to the ministry of Joy and Dicran Kassounys. Topics referenced in the materials are Joy Arousiag's escape from a massacre of Armenians as a child; her education in the United States, particularly Wheaton College; her work as a trainer of teachers in Lebanon, his work as a pastor and a leader of Christian Endeavour campaigns in Syria and Lebanon; the Kassouny's courtship and early married years; and the Armenian church in the...
Dates: Created: 1928-1979
Collection 540 Papers of William E. Blackstone
Identifier: CN-540
Scope and Contents Materials relating to the ministry of William E. Blackstone, evangelist, Christian Zionist, and first superintendent of the Chicago Hebrew Mission. These materials include correspondence, organizational reports, miscellaneous mission organization reports, book orders, financial statements involving home and foreign missionaries as well as indigenous Christian workers, people and organizations who received support from the Milton Stewart Evangelistic Fund of which Blackstone was sole trustee,...
Dates: Created: 1891-1979
Collection 542 Papers of Sarah A. Young
Identifier: CN-542
Scope and Contents Correspondence, diary, and articles related to the ministry of Sarah Alice, missionary with China Inland Mission. The materials in the collection document her preparation and her evangelism activities in Shanxi Province, China, where she worked from 1896 until 1900, when she and her husband John were killed during the Boxer Rebellion.Her papers contain many descriptions of missionary work, the lives and testimonies of individual Christians and Chinese society and culture. Complete...
Dates: Created: 1894-1901
Collection 543 Oral History Interviews with Larry Goldberg
Identifier: CN 543
Scope and Contents Oral history interviews with Larry Goldberg, in which he decribes his childhood and youth in a traditional Jewish family, conversion, spiritual growth, education, evangelism among Chicago Jews, joining Operation Mobilization, evangelism in Israel and attempts to expel him from the country, evangelistic outreach in Austria, inter-personal conflict, Jewish perceptions and reactions to evangelism, evangelism methods, charismatic issues, divisive missionary couple, the church in Israel, Jews for...
Dates: Created: 1997
Collection 545 Papers of Jacqueline Huggins
Identifier: CN 545
Scope and Contents One oral history interview, one videotape, one radio interview, one photograph, and prayer letters related to the ministry of Jacqueline Huggins, missionary and Bible translator with Wycliffe Bible Translators among the Kagayanen people of the Philippines.The recordings, comprising the majority of the collection, consist of an oral history with Huggins (see detailed description which follows) and of the radio program Family Portraits segment hosted by...
Dates: Created: 1985-1997
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This Mother's Day, I'm thinking about my own journey to motherhood. Do you have friends who can basically get a wink from their lover and then – Bam! – they're pregnant? Yah, that was so not me.
In my twenties, I used every type of birth control I could find because becoming a mother felt at least five (or maybe even ten) chapters ahead in my life. It wasn't until the age of 30 that a young doctor asked me if I wanted to consider freezing my eggs. I was actually shocked by the question because in my most basic understanding of biology, I had calculated at least 10 more good fertile years ahead of me. I was sure that when I met the right guy, got married, and hit my career goals, I could drop the birth control and get pregnant right away. Wow, was I wrong.
Five years later, I had found and married the love of my life and was ready to start trying. Within three months, I found out I was pregnant and thought to myself, "See, that wasn't so hard!" I loved being pregnant and knowing I was growing a tiny human. A few weeks later, I woke up in excruciating pain and had a miscarriage. I was devastated. I was a mom with nothing to show for it. The following Mother's Day was heartbreaking.
After a few months, we started trying again, this time with a renewed fervor. I charted my basal body temperature at the exact same time every morning and produced impressive graphs that showed I was ovulating every cycle. But, my cycles were short and after meeting with a reproductive endocrinologist, I learned my cycles lacked enough progesterone to sustain a pregnancy. Upon hearing that news, I brought home the infamous Clomid, the gateway drug to assisted fertility. Then I read every book I could find about getting pregnant, received acupuncture treatments and Chinese herbs almost daily, and created a vision board of what motherhood meant to me. It was intense and exhausting trying to sustain hope and keep up with the daily rigors of all of it.
Fast forward through nearly two years of assisted fertility treatments and shattered dreams. Our grand finale was investing in the grandmother of all fertility treatments, IVF with ICSI. After harvesting only a handful of viable eggs, the fertility clinic prepared us for the worst. Of the eggs collected, only two matured into embryos. We transferred them both and kept our fingers and toes crossed during the two-week wait for a pregnancy test. The stakes were high… it was our last chance to become biological parents and my last chance in this lifetime to get pregnant. Since our immediate family and friends had never been down the same path, I found support and solace in an online tribe of women experiencing the same journey. We were all in it together, exchanging baby dust (wishes for a successful pregnancy) like it was a real currency.
It's now been four years and I am a mother to a beautiful girl who defied the odds and stuck with me to arrive earthside exactly 39 weeks after conception. She is a perfect mix of my husband and I, with his sense of adventure and my love of learning. When I look back at all we went through, I can't imagine my life without her in it. I do wonder what it would have been like if I had conceived her naturally, without the years of prayers and tears. But, with her arrival, she gave me the ultimate gift. She made me a mom.
Getting Real: IVF
Reality: IVF is brutal. The bruises are real. The fear of failure can be overwhelming. The financial burden is heavy.
The antidote to this challenging reality is faith.
Faith in the Universe to unite a mother with the soul of her unborn child.
Faith in doctors to expertly prescribe the exact dose of Follistim or Gonal-F, Lupron, hCG, Prednisolone, Estradiol, and/or Progesterone needed to hijack a menstrual cycle and optimize the body's conditions for conception & pregnancy.
Faith in holistic medicine to support & protect the body, mind, and spirit from such an invasive process.
Faith in traditional Chinese herbs to harmonize the body, mind, and spirit and nourish the Uterus.
Faith in yourself to answer the sacred calling of a Mother.
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Fertility on a Budget: $10 a week
Getting pregnant doesn't have to break your budget! If you have $10 per week, here's how you can use it to increase your odds of a healthy pregnancy within three months.
Here are 8 fertility tools that cost less than $10 a week over the course of three months:
1. Basal Body Temperature Thermometer: The first step to accurately tracking your fertility cycle is to record your waking body temperature under your tongue at the same time every morning before getting out of bed. This special type of thermometer records temperature to the 10th of a degree, which is extremely important when trying to conceive.
2. High-Quality Prenatal Vitamins: Prenatal vitamins are important because so much happens magic occurs inside an embryo before a positive pregnancy test (typically around 4-5 weeks pregnant). Within the first 3 weeks of pregnancy, the embryo is busy building a spinal cord, brain, eyes, heart, digestive tract, liver and face! Your little baby will draw upon mama's stores of vitamins and minerals, but needs more! When selecting a prenatal vitamin, talk to a health care professional (doctor or acupuncturist) to make sure you're buying the best available for your specific needs. My favorite professional-quality brands are Thorne and Innate Response. Contact Michelle to order online.
3. Fertility-Friendly Lubricant: If you use a lubricant, make sure it's fertility-friendly and sperm-safe. I usually recommend BabyDance because it's available at most major retailers including Amazon.
4. Fertile Living Library: Follow this link to access free fertility resources from fertility acupuncturist Heidi Brockmyre:
6. BBT Chart: A Google search will reveal lots of free printable BBT Chart templates or there are several fertility apps that can capture temps to produce a chart. Choose what works for you! Here's a printable PDF from BabyCenter to get you started.
7. Warm Socks: Simply put, Warm Feet = Warm Uterus. Wear socks in every season!
8. Reference Books: Learn all about fertility with these two tomes of knowledge:
At only $10 a week, these tools can help you achieve a healthy pregnancy! Sending you lots of baby dust!
As a Licensed Acupuncturist, one of my favorite skills is reading a patient's pulse to find out what's going on in their body-mind-spirit. In Oriental Medicine, this is called pulse diagnosis. Within seconds, I can find out whether a patient…
… is having nightmares
… is digesting a greasy hamburger
… is constipated
… has a headache
… has back pain
… is about to catch a cold
And, my favorite pulse revelations:
… is pregnant
… is pregnant with a boy or girl
… is pregnant with multiples
Patients often ask me, "How in the world can you know that from my pulse?"
The short answer is, the pulse reveals everything.
Pulse diagnosis has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for over 2,000 years. There are over 25 distinct pulses and each has its own unique characteristics. Licensed Acupuncturists spend at least 4 years in graduate school learning & practicing traditional pulse diagnosis. It's a skill that develops with practice and study over time.
Now, let's circle back to my favorite pulse revelations, pregnancy and fetal gender...
I can generally detect pregnancy in a pulse shortly after implantation between cycle weeks 3-4. The pulse reveals pregnancy about a week before any modern medical pregnancy test or bloodwork will register enough hCG to deliver a positive result. Discovering a pregnancy pulse is always the highlight of my work day!
The gender of the fetus appears in the pulse as early as cycle week 5. To minimize error, I monitor the pulse carefully between weeks 5-7 before I share the news. Sometimes, parents don't want to know, so I record the gender and deliver it to them in a sealed envelope for later use. Anatomical ultrasounds typically occur around cycle week 20, so learning a baby's gender by cycle week 7 gives parents plenty of extra prep time to shop for pink or blue!
Are you ready to get a pulse diagnosis?
Request an appointment here!
A special guest post from my friend and Fertility Acupuncturist, Heidi Brockmyre, L.Ac.
When preparing for your upcoming embryo transfer, the thickness and quality of your uterine lining often determines whether your doctor can move forward this cycle or cancel.
Hearing the words, "We may need to cancel this cycle" can be quite devastating.
So what do you do when the estrogen patches aren't getting the job done and you need to thicken your lining FAST?
How to increase your lining in 48 hours or less:
1.) Eat lining-building foods
In Chinese medicine, a thin uterine lining is a sign of what we call "Blood Deficiency". Blood deficiency is different than any conventional medical diagnosis. You may or may not be anemic, but anemia alone does not determine blood deficiency.
We consider blood deficiency to be a type of dryness where the body just is lacking enough blood to nourish and lubricate the organs and tissues.
Blood deficiency also refers to the quality of the blood. It may be your blood lacks the nutrients necessary for nourishing the tissue and organs.
In either case, I prescribe the following blood nourishing foods:
2.) Castor oil packs over the uterus
Castor oil packs not only help to increase blood flow to the uterus, but also help to improve the quality of the lining by encouraging the softening of blood stasis and detoxification. Castor oil is a softens the tissue and helps to draw toxins out of the tissue and flushed out of the system. Drink plenty of water afterwards.
3.) Rest and restore
DO NOT skimp on sleep. Sleep is essential to build new blood cells and nourish your uterine lining. Be in bed by 11pm at the latest. No less than 7 hours. Preferably 8.
Rest throughout the day when you feel tired.
DO NOT over exercise. Especially avoid excessively sweating. Gentle yoga and walking are best.
Practice stress management tools. Stress exhausts the body, and drains the digestive system making it more difficult to assimilate nutrients from the foods you eat. It also causes muscle tension, further preventing adequate blood flow to the uterus.
4.) Use Self-Acupressure and Acupuncture
If you have access to a fertility acupuncturist (like Michelle), then book a treatment or two.
If you don't, or if you want to do everything you can in addition to the acupuncture treatments, you can do self-acupressure at home. 15 minutes a day makes a huge difference! You can begin with the free introductory self-acupressure video in my resource library. I've had women write me to tell me that doing this protocol alone made the difference!
Heidi Brockmyre, L.Ac is Fertility Expert and Experienced Acupuncturist. She practices out of her San Diego clinic using acupuncture, shamanic healing and other holistic medicines to improve the well-being of her clients, including those struggling with specific health complaints, and women who are trying to conceive, are pregnant, or are in postpartum recovery. Heidi has continued to develop more programs to help women all over the world take control of their fertility health through online courses and products. Heidi also runs a mentorship program to help other acupuncturists achieve the same global reach, so that together we can create a worldwide health paradigm shift.
Get Heidi's Free Library of Resources here.
Dr. Michelle Wendt, L.Ac., DACM
Dr. Michelle Wendt, L.Ac., DACM practices Holistic & Chinese Medicine in Hawaii and Texas.
August 2020


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The Goal:
Simone Pond is currently undergoing restoration towards the reintroduction of the desert pupfish, Cyprinodon macularius. It will be closed until further notice.
The desert pupfish was listed as federally endangered in 1986 due to habitat loss and modification, pollution, and predation from non-native species. Establishing refugia habitats, such as Simone Pond, is part of the Federal Recovery Plan to support and recover the population.
The Problem:
The introduction of several non-native species—such as red swamp crayfish (Procambarus clarkii) and tilapia (Oreochromis aureus)—ultimately led to the demise of desert pupfish in Simone Pond. In 2009, the last two pupfish found during surveys were relocated.
Both crayfish and tilapia have rapid reproductive cycles and can produce numerous offspring, which makes them difficult to remove. Furthermore, crayfish can burrow, walk on land, and persist outside of water. Consequently, previous removal projects have proven unsuccessful.
CNLM estimated that by January 2019, there were over 23,000 crayfish and 4,000 tilapia in Simone Pond!
The Solution:
In January 2019, a new restoration plan was launched. This plan first focused on hiring an aquatic biologist to spearhead the effort. He then outlined a unique and integrative approach to removing the invasive species. Techniques included trapping and removing the invasive species, draining the pond, electrofishing, and the application of naturally-derived pesticides.
For More Information:
Call 760-343-1234 for more information.
Check out a live feed from Simone Pond's new environmental monitoring station below:


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14 Stats on the Rise of the Digital Workspace
Jun 27, 2016
14 Stats on the Rise of the Digital Workspace from VMware AirWatch
Workers want more devices and modern apps to do their jobs. Demand drives a new business trend: the digital workspace.
- 60% of employees prefer to work on a personal device. (VMware)
- 30% of employees work on their personal device, despite company policy. (VMware)
- By 2017, half of employers may require employees to bring their own devices. (Gartner)
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD): A strategy allowing workers to access enterprise apps and corporate data on personal smartphones, tablets, PCs and other devices.
- 72% of organizations support BYOD. (Bitglass)
- Only 14% use mobile application management (MAM) to control access to corporate data. (Bitglass)
- The average enterprise uses 917 cloud apps. (Netskope)
- 91% of these apps are not enterprise-ready. (Netskope)
- SMBs use 14.3 cloud apps on average. (Intermedia)
- The average SMB employee works on 5.5 apps. (Intermedia)
- Demand for enterprise mobile apps will grow five times faster than IT's capacity to deliver. (Gartner)
- 70% of respondents view effective mobility strategies as critical to core applications and business processes that can lead to a competitive advantage. (ESG)
- Only 20% of global businesses have successfully transitioned a core business process to a mobile model. (VMware)
- Modernizing on-prem core enterprise apps is a top IT project priority for 45%. (Gartner)
- 41% also put extending capabilities of core enterprise apps in their top five IT project priorities. (Gartner)
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Current progress
- Early 1940s: early computers
- Late 1940s: cybernetics
- Early 1950s: computational statistics
- Mid 1950s: machine learning
- 1956: artificial intelligence (AI)
- Mid 1960s: natural language processing (NLP)
- Late 1960s: computer vision
- Late 1970s: robotics
- 1990s – 2000s: data science and data mining
- 2010s: deep learning
- 2020s: neocybernetics
In 1956, Herb Simon, one of the "fathers of artificial intelligence", predicted that within ten years computers would beat the world chess champion, compose "aesthetically satisfying" original music, and prove new mathematical theorems. It took forty years, not ten, but all these goals were achieved – and within a few years of each other! The music composed by David Cope's programs cannot be distinguished, even by professors of music, from that composed by Mozart, Beethoven, and Bach. In 1976, a computer was used in the proof of the long-unsolved "four colour problem".Michael J. Beeson. The Mechanisation of Mathematics, in Alan Turing: Life and Legacy of a Great Thinker (2004).
We call the new science, built on the foundation of several modern and classical disciplines, neocybernetics. We are a neocybernetics company using the new science and technology to revolutionise finance, insurance, transportation, shipping, and medicine in the United Kingdom and worldwide.
Neocybernetics is built on:
- data science
- machine learning (ML)
- deep learning (DL)
- reinforcement learning (RL)
- deep reinforcement learning (DRL)
- artificial intelligence (AI)
- big data
- high-frequency data analysis
- markets microstructure
- quantitative finance
- electronic trading
- algorithmic trading
- real-time computing
- high-performance computing
- reactive programming
- message-driven architectures
- low-latency messaging
Time series
Among other things, we apply neocybernetics to time series – sequences of timestamped updates, arriving in chronological order, on the state of a particular process evolving over time.
Example applications
- stock prices
- interest rates
- currency exchange rates, including cryptocurrencies, such as bitcoin
- micro- and macroeconomic data
- states of a particular machine, e.g. in a car, on a ship, airplane, or on a space station
- electrocardiogram (ECG) tests
- electroencephalogram (EEG) tests
- at the microscopic level, metabolic chain states
- any medical test results as they evolve over time
- fitband readings


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Having a Maid in Newport Beach CA, can make life a lot easier. Along with not having to deal with the day to day cleaning of the home, this type of arrangement also offers a number of other benefits. Here are a few examples.
The House is Always Ready for Unexpected Company
Nothing is quite as disconcerting as having the doorbell ring and having to quickly try to tidy things up before opening the door. While most people will call before stopping by, there is always that one friend who decides to come calling on the spur of the moment. Rather than feeling self conscious about how the place looks, having a maid come in a few times each week and keep things up will mean that the everything is in order when those unexpected visitors decide to pop in.
There is Time to Do Other Things
It is no secret that housekeeping is a task that takes time and effort. On one hand, the homeowner can choose to spend most of Saturday morning trying to take care of tasks like dusting, vacuuming, doing dishes, and cleaning the bathroom. A better approach is to have a Maid in Newport Beach CA, who comes in two or three times a week and takes care of those tasks. With the house in good shape, it is all the easier to sleep in on Saturday morning and know that the rest of the day can be devoted to doing something fun.
Everything Is Ready to Come Home to at Night
After a rough day at work, the last thing most people want to face when they come home is unmade beds and dirty dishes in the sink. Think of how nice it would be to enter the door and see everything is in order and clean. Rather than having to get right to the task of setting the house in order, it is possible to come in, relax for a little while, and then decide what to do for dinner. Having a maid can make life a lot easier. For people who are interested in exploring the possibilities in more detail, Visit Maid4youoc.com and check out what they have to offer. After learning more about how a maid can make a real difference around the house, there is a good chance that the homeowner will want to give the idea a try.


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