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AGOA Status: Eritrea is not eligible for AGOA this year.
Trade Agreements: The U.S. and the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA), which includes Eritrea, signed a Trade and Investment Framework Agreement (TIFA) in 2001.
U.S. - Eritrea Trade Facts
Eritrea is currently our 212th largest goods trading partner with $8 million in total (two way) goods trade during 2018. Goods exports totaled $8 million; goods imports totaled $275 thousand. The U.S. goods trade surplus with Eritrea was $8 million in 2018.
According to the Department of Commerce, U.S. exports of goods to Eritrea supported an estimated 20 jobs in 2015 (latest data available).
- Eritrea was the United States' 205th largest goods export market in 2018.
- U.S. goods exports to Eritrea in 2018 were $8 million, up 63.1% ($3 million) from 2017 but down 44.9% from 2008.
- The top export categories (2-digit HS) in 2018 were: cereals (grain, sorghum) ($5 million), machinery ($802 thousand), vehicles ($553 thousand), plastics ($487 thousand), and special other (returns) ($305 thousand).
- U.S. total exports of agricultural products to Eritrea totaled $5 million in 2018.
- Eritrea was the United States' 220th largest supplier of goods imports in 2018.
- U.S. goods imports from Eritrea totaled $275 thousand in 2018, up 3.0% ($8 thousand) from 2017, and up 113.6% from 2008.
- The top import categories (2-digit HS) in 2018 were: beverages (beer) ($94 thousand), special other (retrurns) ($79 thousand), vehicles ($27 thousand), special other (low value estimates) ($17 thousand), and machinery ($12 thousand).
- U.S. total imports of agricultural products from Eritrea totaled $51 thousand in 2018.
Trade Balance
- The U.S. goods trade surplus with Eritrea was $8 million in 2018, a 66.5% increase ($3 million) over 2017.
Data on U.S. FDI in Eritrea are unavailable. There is no information on the distribution of U.S. FDI in Eritrea.
No data on Eritrea's FDI in the U.S. are available. There is no information on the distribution of Eritrea FDI in the U.S.
NOTE: No services trade data with Eritrea are available.


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The registration fees will be available in December.
No, the Professional Development Seminars (PDS) require a separate registration fee.
The Professional Development Seminars (PDS) take place Wednesday, April 28, 2021 at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. .
Yes, You are welcome to bring a spouse or guest. They must register as an attendee and pay the current rate at the time of registration.
From your email confirmation, click on the "Registration Online Access" link provided in the confirmation email to make changes and/or select additional events. If you have lost your confirmation email, please contact NSC Customer Service at (855) 772-6993 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Badges will be distributed onsite at the Scan & Go Badge Pick-Up Counters in the registration are of the Spirit of Pittsburgh Ballroom on Level 3 of the David L. Lawrence Convention Center.
Onsite Registration Desk hours:
Wednesday, March 11:
7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m
Thursday, March 12:
7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Friday, March 13:
7:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
*Hours are subject to change
The Expo floor is located in the Spirit of Pittsburgh Ballroom on the 3rd floor of the David L. Lawrence Convention Center.
Expo Floor hours:
Thursday, March 12
9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Friday, March 13
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Cancellations received in writing on or before Friday, April 2, 2021 will be assessed the following cancellation fees: $50 for Conference & Expo and Expo Only; $25 for Professional Development Seminars (PDS). All cancellation requests must be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com; phone calls will not be accepted. Cancellations received after Friday, April 2, 2021 and no shows are non-refundable. For Substitutions/Name changes call 855-772-6993 or email email@example.com. Changes can be made until the badge has been printed and verified. Discounts are not retroactive for previously registered attendees.
Lost badges will be replaced at the Onsite Registration Desk for $25.00 per badge. For identification and security purposes, badges must be worn at all functions.
If you participate in any pre/post conference workshops (Professional Development Seminars), which are not included in the general conference registration, you will receive separate credit under Category 7 based on contact hours/CEUs.
Overall participation credit is based on the individual certification programs. Please see below.
The National Safety Council follows the guidelines established by the International Association for Continuing Education and Training. By attending the 2020 NSC Northeast Conference & Expo, you are eligible to earn Continuing Education Units, Continuance of Certification and Certification Maintenance Credits.
ABIH9 Diplomats can claim CM credit for this event. For more information, please visit http://www.abih.org/maintain-certification/cm-credit-education-events.
BCSP does not pre-approve activities for Recertification credit. Conferences are awarded Recertification points based on the number of days (or CEUs awarded) in Category 6.
Details about requirements and points awarded can be found in the Recertification Guide and Worksheet, available for download on the Recertification page of the BCSP website at www.bcsp.org/Certifications/Recertification.
For more information, please contact:
Board of Certified Safety Professionals: (317) 593-4800
American Board of Industrial Hygiene: (517) 321-2638
The Institute for Safety and Health Management: (928) 344-5221
Thank you for your interest, please contact a member of our Exhibit Sales team:
Bill Steinbach
(630) 775-2403
Joe Valentino
(630) 775-2339
Click here to view the most up-to-date Exhibit Hall floor plan.
The minimum booth size is 10' x 10' (100 square feet). Booths may be combined to create a larger space.
This cost is $11.50 per square foot. A 10' x 10' is $1150.00. If you are assigned to a corner, you will be charged an additional $100.00 per corner.
Payment must accompany the Exhibit Space Application in order for booths to be assigned.
Standard Booth Equipment - Includes one 8' high draped back wall with 36" high draped side rails, a 7' x 44'' sign with company name and booth number, one table, two chairs and one trash can.
Peninsula Booth (20' x 20') - an 8' high back wall drape (in 10' sections) on common back wall and a 7'' x 44'' identification sign, inline furnishings.
Island Booth (minimum 20' x 30') - no additional inclusions.
All booths also include company listing in the 2020 NSC Northeast Conference & Expo website, listing in the NSC NECE Final Program, listing in Safety+Health magazine, and complimentary Exhibitor Guest Passes.
All utilities must be ordered separately. Additional items such as furniture, labor, cleaning, storage of boxes and crates, shipping, and other services can be ordered through our general contractor, GES.
In-line booth displays will be permitted to a maximum height of 8'. Side walls may not extend
more than 5' from the back wall at the 8' height. All display fixtures more than 4' high and
placed within 10' of a neighboring booth must be confined to the back 5' of the booth. Hanging
signs are not allowed. Peninsula booths are permitted to a maximum height of 16' for the
center 10' of the back wall with the remaining 5' of back wall per side at a maximum height
of 4'. All display fixtures more than 4' high and placed within 10' of a neighboring booth must
be confined to the back 5' of the booth. Hanging signs are not allowed.
Most questions about fixtures, electricity, shipping, etc. are answered in the Exhibitor Manual which will be available in December 2019.
Sales on the Expo floor are not recommended. However, you may take orders. If you choose to sell product, you are responsible for collecting and reporting local and state taxes to the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue. The City of Pittsburgh may also require you as an exhibitor to obtain a business license.
Move-in will take place Wednesday, May 1, 2019 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Thank you for your interest, please contact one of our sales staff for more information.
Bill Steinbach
(630) 775-2403
Joe Valentino
(630) 775-2339
Information on registering for exhibitor badges will be made available in December 2019.
Substitute registrations are accepted before February 21, 2020.
As an Exhibitor, per 100 sq. ft., you will receive one Full Conference badge and two Expo only badges.
The one Full Conference badge allows you access to the following: Continental Breakfasts, Opening Session, Two Days of Technical Sessions, Two Days of Exhibits, Lunch on Thursday, Learning Lab Sessions, Welcome Reception and the Injury Facts Presentation.
Two Expo only badges allow you access to the following: Continental Breakfasts, Opening Session, Two days of Exhibits, Lunch on Thursday, Learning Lab Sessions, Welcome Reception and the Injury Facts Presentation.
Yes. All registrants must be 16 years of age or older. Regardless of affiliation, no one under 16 years of age (including infants) will be admitted to the 2020 NSC Northeast Conference & Expo. THIS RULE IS STRICTLY ENFORCED. Persons 16 and over must register and pay the applicable fees in order to receive a badge. Proof of age may be requested.
This includes the Expo floor as well as Exhibitor move-in and move-out times.
Lead Retrieval information is contained in the Exhibitor Service Manual which will be available in December 2019.
No, you can make your hotel reservation first and then register later.
NSC has contracted discounted hotel rooms at the Westin Convention Center Pittsburgh, connected directly to the Convention Center from Tuesday, April 27- Friday, April 30, 2021 at the standard room rate of $153.00 per night plus taxes.
No, the room rate is $153.00 and does not include tax.
Hotel reservations may be made online here.
The reservation deadline is Monday, April 5, 2021.
We encrypt all of our information using SSL-secured websites.
A deposit equal to the first nights room and tax will be charged at the time a guest makes a room reservation, and upon check-in, will be applied towards the guest's bill. Deposits paid by guests are refundable if notice is received by the hotel at least 72 hours prior to arrival and a cancellation number is obtained.
If billing needs to be applied to a credit card that cannot be presented at check in (company card) you will need to contact to the hotel directly at 412-281-3700 and ask for a credit card authorization form.
If you have any questions concerning your hotel accommodations, you should contact the hotel directly (412) 281-3700.
The Westin Convention Center, Pittsburgh accepts all major credit cards (i.e. Visa, Master Card, American Express, Discover Card and Diners Club). In order for your credit card to be a valid method of payment, the month and year expiration date must be after March 2020.
Search for Exhibitors by Company Name
Exhibitors are shown in two lists: "All Exhibitors" and "By Product Category". Click on a product category to view a list of the exhibitors in that group.
The "All Exhibitors" tab lists all the current exhibitors in alphabetical order. The "By Product Category" tab lists the product categories and the number of exhibitors who have selected each of these.
Search Exhibitors by Keyword
You can search for exhibitors by typing a keyword in the search box at the top of the Exhibitor list screen. The results will include all exhibitors that have this keyword in their company name, profile, brands or product categories.
Each exhibitor listing has their booth number(s) displayed below their name. An exhibitor listing may have a video icon which indicates that they have uploaded multimedia content.
Save an Exhibitor to Favorites
From the Exhibitor list or any exhibitor's eBooth profile, you can add the exhibitor as a favorite to your personalized planner by clicking on the star icon.
Exhibitor eBooth Profile
You can visit the eBooth for any company by clicking on their name in the Exhibitor list. You will see the company's contact information, description, product categories and videos they have uploaded. To play the video on your device, just click on the video. From this screen you can add the exhibitor as a favorite to your Personalized Planner by clicking on the star icon. You can also view the location of their booth on the floor plan by clicking on the "Map it" button. The exhibitor's booth will be highlighted on the floor plan.
Tap on the Session app icon in the app menu dashboard to view the complete list of sessions.
You can view the schedule by swiping left and right and scrolling up and down for sessions sorted by day and time.
Search for sessions by keyword using the search bar at the top of screen.
Save a Session
There are two ways you can save a session:
From the app menu dashboard, select Planner app icon. From here you can manage the lists of exhibitors, sessions and personal meetings that you have added to your Personalized Planner.
Saved Exhibitors
Click on "My Exhibitors" to see your list of saved exhibitors.
Saved Sessions & Meetings
Click on "My Itinerary" to see your schedule by day. This section will include all of your saved sessions and the personal meetings you created in the mobile app.
Add Session to Mobile Device's Calendar
From the session screen, select "Add to Device Calendar" to save the session in your device's calendar.
Add a Personal Meeting
From the Planner section, tap on the calendar icon at the bottom of the screen. Select your desired day and time
and add any notes.
Remove a Saved Exhibitor or Session
Tap on the star next to the Exhibitor's Name or Session title to remove the listing from your planner.
You can view the interactive floor plan by clicking on the Floor Plan icon in the app dashboard.
The Main Map will highlight booths belonging to the exhibitors that you have added to your Personalized Planner. You can also view an exhibitor's profile from the map view by clicking on their booth.
How to find your location on the interactive floor plan:
1. Click on the Locate Me button at the bottom of the interactive floor plan.
2. Enter a nearby exhibitor's name and then click Search.
3. Click on the listed exhibitor's name, a marker will appear on the map to indicate where you are currently located on the show floor.
From the app menu dashboard, select the My Notes app icon. You will see a list of of your session and meeting notes.
To add a note, tap on the "pencil" icon on the bottom of the screen.
To edit one of your notes, tap on the "folder" icon on the bottom of the screen to see more details.
To email the notes to yourself or a contact, tap on the arrow in the bottom left corner.
If you have any other questions about this event's mobile app, contact support at Personify A2Z Events.
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Battle Proms 2018 tickets for Hatfield House go on sale
PUBLISHED: 13:11 17 November 2017 | UPDATED: 13:28 17 November 2017
Tickets for next summer's Battle Proms concert at Hatfield House have gone on sale.
The UK's premier picnic proms returns to the grounds of Hatfield House on Saturday, July 14, 2018.
The annual classical concert features music, a Spitfire display (weather permitting), cannons, cavalry and fireworks.
Tickets for the 2018 Hatfield Battle Proms night are now available, with organisers rewarding the concert's loyal and early bookers with the cheapest prices.
Early bird tickets for one of the social events of the summer in Hatfield currently cost £31.50 per adult.
This price is available for tickets booked online before midnight on January 31, 2018.
Tickets will then cost £36 if booked between February 1 and April 30, 2018.
The price will be £39 if booked from May 1 until the day before the concert.
Subject to availability, tickets will be £44 on the day, either online or with cash on the gate – so it pays to buy them in advance.
Children's tickets, ages five to 15, cost £18 and youngsters aged four and under are free and do not require a ticket.
All under-16s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who is over 18 years old.
You can save even more money with Battle Proms' new increased group booking discount.
If you order 12 or more adult / child tickets you qualify for a 10 per cent discount.
Early bird group tickets save over £15 on the adult ticket gate price.
If you are looking to treat your loved one, special Christmas gift packages are also available.
Battle Proms & Bubbly, priced £89, includes two adult tickets plus a bottle of chilled Prosecco and chocolate truffles. This usually costs £104.
Battle Proms and a Classic Picnic costs £112.50.
This includes two adult tickets plus a delicious fresh picnic to share.
Picnics and Prosecco come in easy to carry gift boxes with high quality disposable glasses, cutlery and napkins.
As well as visiting Hatfield House on Saturday, July 14, the 2018 Battle Proms Picnic Concerts series will also visit Burghley House, Blenheim Palace, Highclere Castle and Ragley Hall next summer.
Organisers said: "The Battle Proms team is proud to have spent over 20 years creating what is now one of the most distinct and comprehensive concert programmes in the UK.
"We look forward to welcoming you to one of our spectacular venues in 2018."
Burghley House in Lincolnshire will host Battle Proms on Saturday, July 7, with the concert moving to Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire a fortnight later on July 21.
Highclere Castle in Hampshire will be the venue on Saturday, August 4.
The Ragley Hall, Warwickshire, date is Saturday, August 11.
• For tickets, visit www.battleproms.com
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Important Flu Vaccine Notice - September 2016
To our valued patients:
We received a shipment of this year's injectable flu vaccine. Flumist, the nasal flu vaccine will not be available in the United States this year.
We have set aside blocks of time so that one of our Medical Assistants can immunize our patients and their parents with the flu vaccine. During these "Flu clinics" discussions must be limited to the Flu vaccine. If you have any other questions, a regular office visit with one of our doctors will be arranged.
Our office charges a $25 administrative fee when vaccines are given. This fee is waived if the vaccine is administered at a well visit or sick visit. At these visits your regular co-pay applies. For an appointment for the flu vaccine please call our office.
Influenza is a virus that causes illness that can vary from mild to severe. The flu can cause dangerous complications for infants, pregnant women, anyone with a chronic illness, the elderly, and sometimes even healthy children or adults.
The flu vaccine is recommended for everyone 6 months old and older. The only way to protect infants is to immunize everyone else in the home even non-live-in housekeepers. The flu vaccine is particularly important for young children and anyone with chronic illness (such as asthma), pregnant women and the elderly.
The injectable flu vaccine is developed using killed virus and does not cause the flu. Most people experience no side effects, although soreness at the injection site, fever and body aches occasionally occur. Allergic or more serious reactions are extremely rare. Anyone with severe egg allergy or a high fever should not be immunized with the most common forms of the vaccine.
A new flu vaccine is formulated each year to match the strains of flu that are most likely to circulate in the upcoming flu season. This year the flu vaccine contains three strains of the seasonal flu virus that differ from the strains included in the vaccine in past years, and the H1N1 flu strain that has been in the vaccine since 2010.
Children less than 9 years old who have not had two doses of the flu vaccine before July 1, 2016, need 2 doses of this year's vaccine one month apart. Older children, adults and children who were vaccinated twice before July 1, 2016, need only one dose.
Multiple scientific studies and an extensive review by the Institute of Medicine have shown no evidence of adverse health effects due to thimerosal, a mercury-containing preservative. Nevertheless, New York State Public Health Law prohibits the administration of vaccines containing more than trace amounts of thimerosal to children less than 3 years of age and to women who know they are pregnant. The injectable flu vaccine for children under 3 years old is thimerosal-free. In addition, our office ordered a supply of thimerosal-free vaccine for pregnant women.
RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus) causes bronchiolitis, a wintertime lung infection that affects babies and very young children. Premature babies are at highest risk for serious illness and hospitalization. If your baby was born prematurely, please call our office and request information about Synagis, the RSV vaccine.


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About Us
"Our stores are in Paramus and Hackensack but all our customers in Bergen County, from Ridgewood to Westwood to Teaneck, love us! That's why we were voted Best Mattress Store four years in a row 2015-2016-2017-2018 in Bergen Magazine! In 1954, my father and uncle opened New Jersey's first sleep shop on Main Street in Hackensack, New Jersey. They named it Colony Sleep Center, and it was very successful. In 1977, the name was changed to Bruce The Bed Kin g, and we are still thriving in that landmark location. In 2001, we opened a new store on Route 17 South in Paramus, New Jersey, to accommodate our many customers who grew up around our Hackensack store and moved to the northern part of Bergen County. Thanks to our loyal customers, this store has also been a tremendous success. Since their retirement in 1995, my cousin Robert and I have continued our parents' old-fashioned idea of respect for our customers and pride in the way we run our family business. No one provides more service to their customers than we do, whether it is during or after the sale. We are always available for advice or to solve a bedding problem."
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Many people want clear, beautiful skin. This article can help you clear your skin and prevent future blemishes.
It can seem tempting to do so, but don't pick at your blackheads or go on a pimple-popping rampage! The right cream will help clear up the acne eruptions. You are making way for infection and scarring when deciding to pick your acne spots. Discoloring scars caused by this kind of picking can take a long time to go away.
Popping your pimples will only make the problem worse. Squeezing pimples can introduce bacteria to the open wound, creating more blemishes. You are also taking the risk of leaving a scar.
Try to limit your intake of dairy and meat products in order to prevent further acne outbreaks. This change in diet can help you by decreasing hormones in your body that have been known to harm your skin.
Do not use products that whiten teeth. If you're getting breakouts around your mouth, look at your dental treatments. Whitening pastes and strips or even mouthwash can cause your acne to flare up. The skin that is close to your mouth is extremely sensitive, and can be irritated easily.
Acne can flourish under extreme hot and cold conditions. Warm weather can cause you to sweat more, even facially. When you perspire heavily, your pores become clogged and can become irritated. This can cause acne problems. When the weather is cool, your skin may dry out. Protect your skin in all weather conditions.
Caffeine is known to both dry out the skin and cause an increase in stress, leading to more acne. Cutting caffeine out of your diet could result in fewer breakouts.
Swimming is one of the best forms of exercise. Indoor or outdoor, try to find a pool you can use. Swimming can help acne, and it is very relaxing and good for your body. Chlorine might help reduce your acne. However, if you notice your acne is getting worse, you might be reacting to chlorine or another chemical.
During times of heavy perspiration due to exercise or high temperatures, it's especially important to keep your face clean. If it's impossible to wash your face easily outside of the house, take wipes with you. This will help remove dirt and bacteria from your face. It is important to continue using your cleanser every morning rather than using wipes.
There is a very good chance that if you suffer from acne, it is caused by stress. Relaxation time is very important so ensure there is always time scheduled for you. By enjoying yourself, your hormones will be more balanced, thus reducing your acne. Smoking and drinking coffee can also aggravate your acne.
The introduction noted that clear skin is a universal goal. You should not have to live with the effects associated with having acne. In this article, lots of tips were outlined which contain great advice and ideas on how you can get clear skin, and how you can keep it clear every day.


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Katie Box '18 and Jessica Meyers '19 will each draw on their recent teaching experiences as they head abroad to teach English as 2019 Fulbright Scholars — continuing a long tradition of Nazareth students and alums being selected for this honor.
In the past 10 years, Nazareth has had 31 Fulbright scholars. This is the 17th consecutive year Nazareth has had one or more U.S. Student Fulbright Scholar award winners. See a list of Nazareth student Fulbrighters.
Meyers — a double major in public health and sociology — studied in Germany through Nazareth's Berlin program and is completing minors in German and Spanish.
"I first saw the power and influence of teaching when I taught English to refugee women from Eastern Europe during an internship for a non-profit organization in Berlin," says Meyers. That experience taught her that interaction rather than lectures kept students engaged and allowed them to put their new knowledge into practice. "I adapted to the learning styles of the students by engaging them and making the lessons relevant to everyday life. I felt a personal investment in their success, and I felt personally fulfilled when students would finally find success understanding the language."
Meyers admires German people, values, and culture and says her cross-cultural experiences have shaped her personal beliefs and habits. "The family I lived with taught me to consume in a sparing way. They ate smaller portions of food, recycled every container possible, and conserved energy so well that they did not even own a laundry dryer. All of these lifestyle choices were foreign to me, but it prompted me to reflect on my own habits. As a result, I now buy fewer things and use less energy, and live sustainably."
Meyers has experience as a teaching assistant in the Rochester City School District, where she incorporated lessons of kindness and respect alongside reading and writing. That experience also informed her work as a caregiver of a Montessori student. She expects to use all of her experiences to help others learn English.
She also hopes to start an outdoor activities club, since she enjoys climbing, hiking, cycling, cross country skiing, and backpacking.
Like Meyers, Box was chosen for an English teaching assistantship (ETA). For her, it will be a flip of learners and languages. She currently teaches Spanish to ninth- and eleventh-grade students at Midlakes High School. In the rural region of La Rioja, Spain, Box will instead teach English to Spanish speakers.
"I always had a strong desire and curiosity to travel," said Box, who graduated in December 2018 with a bachelor's degree with honors in Spanish and inclusive adolescence education. "I believe this longing is a consequence of my small-town upbringing. As a family, we seldom traveled away from home. The Fulbright allows me to be an ambassador of American culture, and to learn more about Spain and Spanish culture."
Box was able to travel to big cities like Boston and Washington, D.C. on school trips, but she found her true passion when her Spanish teacher showed her class photos from when she studied abroad in Madrid. "I fell in love with Spain. My teacher's enthusiasm for Spanish language and culture was contagious. I have wanted to be a teacher since the third grade. During my junior year in high school, I decided that I wanted to be a Spanish teacher, which would enable my passion for working with children and keep me connected to Spanish language and culture."
She's already had her own experience living in Spain while a Nazareth student, when she studied in Valencia for eight months and interned in an elementary school teaching English. "I had never flown by myself before, let alone flown across the Atlantic or traveled to another country. I improved my Spanish, became independent, flexible, and confident, and made lifelong friendships and relationships with teachers and my host family."
As a lifelong singer, music is also a universal language for Box. In Spain, she would like to work with students who have an interest in music and start a choral group. "I think singing a variety of songs could enhance the students' English language learning."
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Fulbright applicants are supported by Nazareth's Fulbright Program Advisor Mark Madigan, Ph.D., and Fulbright Campus Committee members Scott Campbell, Ph.D.; Nevan Fisher, Ph.D.; Timothy Glander, Ph.D.; and Heather Lewis, Ph.D.
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From Now To Eternity
A Reflection by the Rev. Doyt L. Conn, Jr.
Dear Epiphany,
As the specter of a North Korean nuclear warhead capable of hitting the United States becomes more and more real, I have been wondering about what life is like when lived under the shadow of death. During the Cold War the same dread fell upon us. I even remember hiding under my desk at Bamber Valley Elementary School for "drills." I was never quite sure if they were Tornado or Russian bombing drills, but I hid. We all hid. Some kids cried. Some kids fell asleep. I remember wondering with my friends if Rochester (MN) would be a top target for the Russians. We had an IBM facility and the Mayo Clinic, and so we were pretty certain we'd make a top 50 list in the Kremlin. Then, over time, with solid relationship-building at the highest levels of Government, the fear of Russian aggression just sort of fell away. Now it seems that both the Russians and the U.S. have too much to lose to start firing off nuclear weapons. North Korea, on the other hand…
The nothing-to-lose life is the most dangerous and costly life of all. It is deeply self-centered. It has no higher accountability. It is isolated and lonely and resides in the echo chamber of its own thoughts. It is measured against historical legacy more than future opportunity. Death is the backdrop against which it works. There is no life after death and therefore no post-death accountability. There is no God and hence nothing to lose. I don't know much about Kim Jong-un, but I suspect this describes his world.
So where does that leave us? Crying under our desk? Possibly. Or asleep under our desk? Maybe. But for Epiphany people, I pray it leaves us energized; for we are people that know that in order to fight fear we must love. The more fear there is, the more wild and abundant the love must be. Here is how love works: from one person to another person to another person. Love never stops, risking everything, ego and status and reputation, to be wildly present and deeply engaged. In the face of fear, love extends. Love seeks those in need.
I recently saw The Zoo Keeper's Wife. This is a film about how a zookeeper and his family in Poland organized their life to save Jews from the Warsaw Ghetto. Love of the most vulnerable was their response to the power of the Nazi occupation.
The Psalmist says this:
Even though I walk through the valley of death,
I fear no evil;
For you are with me;
Your rod and staff they comfort me.
Here is my charge to you: In the face of evil spread love. In the face of fear worship God. Praise God. Thank God. Sing songs. Do beautiful things. Play with children. Teach them. Focus on the future. Yet be present enough to attend to someone and something other than yourself. Memorize prayers. Write poetry. Here is the bottom line: make sure there is no one within your reach that is living a nothing-to-lose life.
In the Kingdom of God, we can influence the entire world by how we love those within arms reach; even, I believe, Mr. Kim. But even if our cosmic reach doesn't extend that far, it matters not. It is more rewarding to know that God smiles when we let our light so shine before all that they may see our good works and give glory to our God who is in heaven (Matt 5:16). And the gaze of God is a reward that stretches from now to eternity.
Special Event
Living Stones: Saint Mark's Cathedral
May 3 from 7 – 9 pm in the Great Hall
With Bishop Rickel and Dean Thomason
The Reverend Doyt L. Conn, Jr. and Senior Warden Holly Boone have invited our Bishop, Greg Rickel, and our Cathedral Dean, Steve Thomason, to an evening reception. All Epiphany parishioners are invited to hear their news on the important work underway at Saint Mark's Cathedral.
A cathedral serves as the seat of the bishop and as a meeting place for all Episcopalians in a diocese. Our cathedral is the site for ordinations (such as Todd Foster's in 2016), for diocesan confirmation services (90 were confirmed last year), for a variety of conferences and workshops, and for several collaborative ministry groups of which Epiphany leaders are a part. Saint Mark's is also known as a community resource, serving more than 100 community non-profits who use the cathedral campus for meetings and events.
Saint Mark's Cathedral was never completed due to the stock market crash of 1929. The work now underway includes limestone cladding of the exterior walls, replacement of nave windows, and a new entrance and elevator, all of which will cost just over $10 million. The cathedral parish has raised just over $8 million. Bishop Rickel is asking all parishes in the diocese, and their members, to consider supporting this campaign as a sign of the common bond we share as Episcopalians in Western Washington. RSVP to
New to Epiphany? Newcomers Event
April 30 at 6 – 7:30 pm at Doyt's House
You are invited to a gathering with our rector and other leaders of Epiphany Parish. The reception will take place at Doyt's house after the evening service on Sunday, April 30, from 6-7:30 pm. Beverages and appetizers will be available. On-site supervision for children will be provided. Your presence would be delightful! Please see Todd or Doyt for directions.
Cathedral Day
May 13 * 10 am to 3 pm
Saint Mark's Cathedral – 1245 10th Ave. E
Come one, come all! It's the annual celebration of the community of the Diocese of Olympia. There will be a ceremonial ground-breaking for the Capital Campaign construction. Carnival games, cathedral tours, food trucks-and much more! Fun for all ages, whatever the weather! For more information go to https://cathedral-day-2017.eventbrite.com.
Celebration of Life
The Reverend John P. (Jack) Gorsuch
Former rector of Epiphany Parish.
May 20 at 3:30 pm in the Church
Followed by a reception in the Great Hall.
Spring Concert
Hommage à Duruflé
Epiphany Choir
Soloists and Orchestra
Joseph Adam, organist
Sunday, May 21 at 5 pm
A Celebration of the music of Maurice Duruflé (1902-86), who is among the most important French composers of the 20th century.
This performance is made possible by the generous financial support of the Epiphany Music Guild. As a result, this concert is presented without charge.
Go to Epiphany Seattle Music Guild webpage epiphanymusicguild.org for more information.
Eucharistic Visitor Training
Loving others and sharing your presence are the very heart of the work done by Eucharistic Visitors. Going out in pairs (2×2), Eucharistic Visitors take relationship and the Lord's Supper to share with others who couldn't be in church. Many Eucharistic Visitors focus their ministry on the retirement community at Parkshore once every 2-3 months, but others minister more widely. If we are to continue this good work, we need your participation. Please come to a training for Eucharistic Visitors on Wednesday, 10 May, at 6pm, in the Fireside Room. We will enjoy a potluck meal together and talk about the things Eucharistic Visitors need to know. There is no obligation: bring your curiosity and find out what we do! If you have questions, please speak to Vicki Reed or Todd Foster at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Coffee Outgrowth from Alex Polson's Magazine Ministry.
Accompanying Doyt to deliver Alex's magazines recently, I spoke with Ms. Battles, in charge that morning at Peter's Place, one of our magazine recipients. Peter's Place, a homeless shelter on Rainier Avenue South, was warm and welcoming on that cold grey morning, full of men and women involved in spirited discussions and interactions. Ms. Battles explained that Peter's Place offers some food – but then said sadly, "But no coffee – we haven't got any coffee." No one has donated any. Man of action that Doyt is, he said, "Well, we just need a coffee collections box next to the magazines box at the back of the church; we can deliver the coffee when we deliver the magazines!"
SO: please donate coffee to our box and to Peter's Place. Doesn't matter if it is ground or whole – Ms. Battles says any coffee will be SO welcome!
— Kim Street
Sunday Lectionary Corner
Third Sunday of Easter
Acts 2:14a,36-41
1 Peter 1:17-23
Luke 24:13-35
Psalm 116:1-3, 10-17
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Film: Speaking of Dying
April 29 at 4 pm at the First Baptist Church
On Saturday, April 29, in celebration of the 2nd Anniversary of the film, Speaking of Dying, there will be a free screening at 4 p.m. at Seattle First Baptist Church. This 30 minute documentary, produced by Trudy James, shines a clear bright light on death and dying through the words and stories of patients, family members and medical providers. The film empowers viewers to learn more about their own end of life choices and desires. Following the film a panel of physicians and others who are in the film will answer questions. Trudy says "This film had its roots in my work in the AIDS community, and it has been a gift of grace."
The public is also invited to an Anniversary Celebration Party and program following the film from 5 to 6:30 in the Fellowship Hall. Delicious food and drink, plus displays, handouts, and a program will be part of this fun fundraiser to benefit the Speaking of Dying film and end-of-life planning workshops.
First Monday Mental Health Group
May 1 from 7 – 8 pm in the Icon Room
Terry Proctor
This group meets the first Monday of the month for family members of people who live with mental illness.
Madrona Mayfair
Saturday, May 13
On Saturday, May 13, join your neighbors at the Madrona Mayfair! The parade lines up at Al Larkins Park at 9:15 am and proceeds, led by Charles the Clown and the Seattle Firefighters, to the Madrona Playfield. There will be all manner of entertainment for children, including bouncy houses, pony rides, face painting, and balloons. There will be lots of food, too, including popcorn provided by Epiphany! Come meet our neighbors, donate to the playground for Madrona School, and enjoy a fun Saturday morning. If you would like to help with the popcorn, please contact Todd Foster at email@example.com.


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God created us for His Own Glory. The book of, Isaiah 43:7 God says about us, "whom I created for My glory"
Child of God we were created to Glorify God.
Ps.86:12″ (AMPC) I will confess and praise You, O Lord my God, with my whole (united) heart; and I will glorify Your name forevermore.
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To glorify God means to acknowledge His glory and to value it above all things.
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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — An intense moment of musical magic was interrupted by an iPhone, and CBS 2's Tony Aiello spoke with the conductor who made the shocking decision to stop the show.
It was the iPhone interruption the maestro will always remember.
"This ring tone was going on and on and on and it was actually the loudest thing in the hall," said conductor Alan Gilbert. "There was so much tension and there was such a stunned feeling I think for everybody in the room but certainly for the musicians."
Tuesday night at Lincoln Center, as Gilbert led the New York Philharmonic in the mournful final movement of Mahler's Ninth Symphony, an iPhone started ringing in the front row.
The "Marimba" ringtone just kept ringing.
"Audience members started shaking their heads, sort of clucking, craning their necks to see who it is, but it keeps going and going and going," recounted Jennifer Maloney of the Wall Street Journal, who was seated nearby.
It got to the point where Gilbert couldn't ignore it.
"Something had to be done, so we had to stop the music," he said. "You lose your bearings, and have to orient yourself and that's how it felt to me. It's like 'okay, what do we do? We have to finish this piece somehow,'" he said.
"Meanwhile the audience is going nuts. They were shouting, they were jeering, they were saying 'throw him out!' They were really angry," Maloney said.
Finally the audience member switched off the phone and Gilbert got back to the music.
"Usually we grin and bear it and say 'okay, that's the price of living in the cell phone age,' but there was just no way we could go on," he said.
Gilbert can only hope this musical interlude never makes an encore.
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It really is enough with these mindless jerks and their stupid cell phones and non-important calls…Most are from kids to parents whining about something, or girl firends or boyfriends that have absolutely nothing better to do with their time. If you are going to attend a show or concert, LEAVE YOUR DAMN PHONE OFF OR IN YOUR CAR !!! No one cares about your call, you don;t impress anyone, and the world will not come to a halt if you turn the damn thing off for a few hours. And pretending you are closing some million dollar deal with your barber or hairdresser is as old as the hills too. 90% of those calls are mindless jabber, that just annoy everyone around you, so why not do everyone a favor and take your cell phone and stay home…………
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This is where the embedded community comes together: As the world's largest trade fair of its kind, embedded world is a must for everyone concerned with the development, purchasing, procurement and application of embedded technologies in the areas hardware, software, tools and services.
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Despite widespread support for the claim that death can harm the one who dies, debate continues over how to rescue this harm thesis (HT) from Epicurus's challenge. Disagreements focus on two of the three issues that any defense of HT must resolve: the subject of death's harm and the timing of its injury. About the nature of death's harm, however, a consensus has emerged around the view that death harms a subject (when it does) by depriving her of the goods life would've afforded had she continued living. This deprivation view of death's harm (DV) derives some of its credibility from the general deprivation theory of which it is an instance: mortal harm is subject to the same kind of analysis plausibly given of other non-mortal harms. Furthermore, note that the weak formulation of HT — asserting only that death can inflict harm, not that it always or necessarily does — accommodates the intuition that instances of rational suicide and justifiable euthanasia present cases in which death fails to harm. DV is equipped to explain how in these cases the harms involved in continued existence outweigh the goods of which death deprives the subject. I agree that suicide can be rational and that euthanasia can be justifiable. Likewise I accept both HT and DV as far as they go. But they do not go far enough. Specifically, I argue here that death harms even those who die as a result of rational suicide or justifiable euthanasia; that death's harm is neither undifferentiated nor wholly contingent, but multifaceted and partly necessary; that the necessary part of death's harm is distinctive, inflicting a peculiar restriction on the autonomy of one who dies; and, regarding the timing and subject issues, that this restriction harm is inflicted on the antemortem subject prior to her death.
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Big Brother's Raph Korine knew he was gay after watching Niall Horan competing on The X Factor, he has revealed.
The psychology student, 22, admitted during a candid chat with housemates last night he kept wanting to re-watch One Direction popstar Niall's performances during the seventh series of the show.
When asked to describe the exact moment he realised he was attracted to men, Raph said: "When I was watching Niall on X Factor.
"I remember watching and then watching to re-watch and I was very interested in him.
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"But when I was younger, as well, I wanted to be friends with certain guys, do you know what I mean?" added Raph. "But I didn't ever conceptualise it. I'm sure I knew really when I was younger but it wasn't, like, sexual, if you will."
Raph also revealed his longest relationship ever had been just over two years, with a woman, which surprised some of the housemates.
"It was from when I was 14 and a half to 17," he said. "Then I dated other guys for a year."
It's not the first time Raph, who studies at University of Exeter, has opened up about his sexuality and relationship history.
During a challenge earlier in the series, which tasked housemates with matching the salacious headline to the contestant, he was forced to admit to the housemates he cheated on multiple partners while exploring his sexuality.
"I dated three girls in high school and each time I dated a girl, I cheated on her with another guy to explore what it felt like to be with a guy," he confessed.
"And then the one guy I dated in the United States, I cheated on as well.
"There's nothing I can say to justify it."
Read more: TV viewers accuse Big Brother of being fixed
A tearful and embarrassed Raph ended up being comforted by the women in the bathroom as he cried over having to re-live his infidelity.
Meanwhile, it was goodbye to Irish housemate Savannah O'Reilly last week, as she was given the boot in the latest eviction.
And just days before that, Big Brother kicked out Lotan Carter for aggressive behaviour.
But, as Rylan Clark-Neal said, Big Brother may "taketh with one hand and giveth with the other" as four new housemates were also introduced.
Well, we say new… but they were actually four housemates who previously tried and failed to win a place in the house.
Andrew, Simone and Sue lost out to Tom as People's Housemate on day one, while Sam missed his chance when the housemates chose Isabelle and Savannah over him later on.


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Mars Now and Then
An international study co-led by SFU researcher Brendan Dyck has revealed that the sun may not have evaporated away all of Mars' surface water after all.
Instead, the surface water on Mars was absorbed by its crust over time, leaving the planet essentially dry.
"The public's infatuation with finding life on Mars stems from the many characteristics both Earth and Mars share," says Dyck. "Early on, both planets had similar potential to sustain life, but as time evolved, Mars lost its surface water along with its potential to sustain complex multi-cellular life."
In the study, published in Nature, Dyck and his collaborators calculated the volume of water that could be held in the minerals that make up Mars' crust. By modelling the reactions of water with the crusts of early Earth and Mars, they found that the Martian crust can hold more than twice the amount of water as Earth, effectively drying out the surface of Mars.
Their findings suggest that approximately 300 meters of surface water on Mars could have been absorbed into its crust and is now locked-up in microscopic mineral structures.
"It would be very difficult to sustain life as we know it on Mars even if surface water existed on the planet for a couple million years. Owing to the long time-scales of evolution, surface water would have to exist for billions of years before the evolution of complex multi-cellular life could take place."
This study shows that the composition of a rocky planet's crust plays an important part in determining whether water will remain on a planet's surface over deep time.
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U.S. stocks surged Wednesday on Goldilocks economic data, positive Fed commentary (Beige Book) and hopes of an imminent U.S.-China tentative trade deal
The U.S. stock market surged Thursday on Goldilocks economic data, positive Fed commentary (Beige Book) and hopes of an imminent U.S.-China tentative trade deal despite Hong Kong bill uncertainty. On early Wednesday, Dow slips from the session high on mixed U.S. economic data amid upbeat U.S. Q2 GDP and terrible pending home sales, one of the barometers of U.S. economy and soft spending growth. But later Dow recovered on China trade deal optimism and Fed's positive outlook about the U.S. economy in its latest Beige book coupled with the fact that Goldilocks nature of U.S. economy and subdued inflationary pressure, the Fed may cut again in 2020.
As a reminder, on Tuesday, as a part of his daily ritual (to keep Dow at elevated levels), Trump said in a White House presser (bytes) that US-China in 'final throes' of Phase One trade deal, but again declining to say if he would sign a Hong Kong human rights bill that was approved by the U.S. Congress, while stressing that a trade deal is also subjected to satisfactory resolution of Hong Kong peace process.
On U.S.-China trade talks, there were no fresh reports, but a Chinese mouthpiece tweeted early Thursday that both sides are now finalizing the text of a Phase One trade deal: It's often designed that way -- things happen when few are paying attention. Sources told me that there is a major push to get a deal done and both sides are finalizing the text of a Phase One agreement now. Let's see if they can make it to the finishing line.
On Wednesday, the U.S. Q3 GDP was revised higher (2nd estimate) to +2.1% from 1st estimate of +1.9% and Q2 growth rate of +2.0% on an annualized basis (y/y).
The BEA said:
The acceleration in real GDP in the third quarter reflected upturns in private inventory investment, exports, and residential fixed investment that were partly offset by decelerations in PCE, federal government spending, and state and local government spending, and a larger decrease in nonresidential fixed investment. The current dollar GDP (nominal) increased 3.8 percent, or $201.8 billion, in the third quarter to a level of $21.54 trillion. In the second quarter, nominal GDP increased by 4.7 percent, or $241.4 billion.
The price index for gross domestic purchases increased 1.4 percent in the third quarter, compared with an increase of 2.2 percent in the second quarter. The PCE price index increased 1.5 percent, compared with an increase of 2.4 percent. Excluding food and energy prices, the PCE price index increased 2.1 percent, compared with an increase of 1.9 percent.
Updates to GDP
The upward revision to the percent change in real GDP in the third quarter reflected upward revisions to private inventory investment, nonresidential fixed investment, and PCE that were partly offset by a downward revision to state and local government spending
Contribution of GDP (%):
Type (Q3) 1st estimate (%) 2nd estimate (%) Diff
Personal consumption expenditure (PCE) +1.93 +1.97 +0.04
Gross private investment -0.27 -0.01 +0.26
Net trade -0.08 -0.11 -0.03
Govt consumption and investment +0.35 +0.28 -0.07
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Total: +1.93 +2.13 +0.20
On Wednesday, Dow was boosted to some extent on solid U.S. consumer spending and revival of private investment as evident in the 2nd estimate of Q3 GDP, but at the same time an upbeat GDP may also ensure neutral stance from the Fed at this point and thus the overall optimism was quite limited. Also, other economic data such as core durable goods order and initial jobless claims were good/above expected.
But the core PCE price index, which Fed follows officially in its inflation targeting dropped to +1.6% in Oct from prior +1.7%, lower than the expectations of no change at +1.6%. And pending home sales for Oct also slumped to -1.7% from prior growth of +1.4% (revised downwards from +1.5%), lower than the estimate of +0.2% growth sequentially (m/m). Also, overall personal income and spending were muted for Oct.
In brief, the overall U.S. economic data was mixed, being Goldilocks in nature, which could keep Fed for its Goldilocks insurance cuts in 2020 too, especially overall U.S. GDP for 2019 will hover around+2.0%, while the core PCE price index is now much below Fed's target of +2.0% consistently. Fed now is clearly debating about ELB (Effective Lower Bund rates), YCC, QE, and forward guidance to bring core PCE above its target of +2.0% on a durable basis in the coming days (2020).
Thus, Dow is getting a boost not only from China trade deal optimism but also from the power of central bank unlimited global liquidity as Fed is now on QE-Lite in the disguise of POMO in the repo/money market since Sep turmoil. Similarly, ECB is also now running an open-ended QE-2 and EUR is now a carry-trade currency much like Japanese Yen. As a result, Dow jumped over +4.50% since Oct.
Market Wrap:
On Wednesday, the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJ-30) edged up +0.16% to close around 28165.76, near the session high of 28174.88; earlier it made a low of 28075.59 in a day of rangebound trading. The broader S&P 500 (SPX-500) surged +0.42% to close around 3153.63, almost at the session high of 3154.26; earlier it made a low of 3143.41 in a day of range-bound trading. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite (IXIC) jumped +0.66% to close around 8705.17, almost at the session high of 8705.69; earlier it made a low of 8662.77 in a day of rangebound trading.
On Wednesday, the broader U.S. market was helped by almost all the sectors including consumer discretionary, consumer staples, energies, financials, healthcare, materials, real estate, techs, communication services, and utilities, while dragged by only industrials, thanks to Boeing plunge; Dow also underperformed. Apart from Boeing, out of 30-Dow blue-chips, only 10-were in red: Alphabet, Caterpillar, Cisco, Exxon Mobil, IBM, Intel, P&G, United Health, Walmart and Wall Disney. Dow was helped by Apple, Amazon, 3M, Facebook, GS, Home Depot, Nike, Pfizer, and Visa.
Boeing dragged on reports 777 fuselages split dramatically during the stress test coupled with another report that the U.S. FAA said it would be the only issuer of airworthiness certificate for its new 737-MAX-10 jets. Farm/heavy Deere also slumped on guidance warning despite earnings beat as it sees subdued earnings from its farm leasing business amid stress in the U.S. agricultural sector on Trump trade war uncertainty.
Although overall U.S. market was rangebound on Wednesday as-well-as for the last few weeks on hopes and hypes of U.S.-China Phase One trade deal, on Wednesday, the three main U.S. index again hit a new lifetime high and also closed around there (at a lifetime high, for the record 100th times under Trump Presidency.
On late Wednesday, Trump tweeted: New Stock Market Record today, AGAIN. Congratulations the USA!
Bottom line:
As Trump is Dow savvy, China will use it as leverage in trade/cold war negotiations. Looking ahead, the Phase One trade deal may not be signed in Dec. And by Jan'20, Trump will decide about the China tariffs rollbacks as per his domestic political compulsion and then may go ahead with an interim trade deal in Feb, when he and Xi could meet on the sideline of a regional/global summit in Vietnam. Also, the Dec proposed Trump tariffs will be postponed on 'progress of the Phase One trade deal.
Technical Outlook: SPX-500, DJ-30, and NQ-100
Technically, whatever may be the narrative, SPX-500 now has to sustain over 3145 for a further rally to 3165/3200*-3230/3255* and further to 3285/3305*-3330/3350* in the near term (under bullish case scenario).
On the flip side, sustaining below 3135, SPX-500 may fall to 3095/3070*-3050/3025* and further to 3005/2985*-2960/2920* in the near term (under bear case scenario).
Technically, whatever may be the narrative, DJ-30 now has to sustain over 28350 for a further rally to 28615/ 28800-28955*/29100-29300/29555* in the near term (under bullish case scenario).
On the flip side, sustaining below 28300-28250 DJ-30 may fall to 28150/28000*-27700*/27500 and further to 27300*/27000-26700/26550* in the near term (under bear case scenario).
Technically, whatever may be the narrative, NQ-100 now has to sustain above 8405 for a further rally to 8455/8510*-8575/8645 and further to 8705/8795-8880/8925* in the near term (under bullish case scenario).
On the flip side, sustaining below 8385, NQ-100 may fall to 8275/8220*-8120/8050* and further to 7955*/7895-7800/7700* in the near term (under bear case scenario).
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This mini collection has a great choice of 3 multipurpose brushes. All 3 brushes can be used for more than one make up application technique.
R01 - This dense buffing brush is ideal for use with pressed, loose and mineral powder products. The densely packed hairs will distribute product evenly giving a seamless application and allowing the user to build coverage if desired.
R03 - This angled multi purpose brush is great for the application of blush, bronzer and contour products.
R23- Made with the highest quality hair this ultra soft brush is perfect for use on the upper and lower lid. Use for smudging, adding intensity to your smokey eye and blending out shadows and liners. It will be a must have for every smokey eye.
Keep It Clean
To ensure a long life for your brushes it's essential to keep them clean. A daily make up cleaning spray will help prevent product build up in the bristles but it is still essential to deep clean your brushes regularly. Deep cleaning your brushes with a brush soap/shampoo will remove trapped dirt and make up from the brush hairs, help keep the hairs soft and extend the life of the brush. Take care when washing brushes as water damage is the number one cause of damage to bristles/brush heads or handles coming loose. It's also important to never steep your brushes in water as this will loosen the glue holding the bristles in place. Never leave a brush to dry on a radiator or warm surface as this can cause the glue to loosen and the brush to come apart. For tips on how to clean your brushes check out our Brush Care section on our website.
What To Do If There's An Issue
If for some reason you are not happy with your purchase or in the unlikely event there is a fault with your brush please contact us directly by emailing rebelunacosmetics@
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NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. (WJBF) – Coastal Carolina won the college world series, Clemson won the college football national championship and U.S.C. is on the verge of playing for the title in basketball.
The Gamecocks making it to the final four could be considered one of the greatest moments in U.S.C. history.
"So as coach Martin says why not us?" Antonio Grant, former U.S.C. basketball player and 1997 SEC Champion said.
From the Sweet 16, to the Elite 8 and now the final four, the Gamecocks are making their shots count on college basketball's main stage.
Antonio Grant hasn't forgotten what it feels like to be out on the court.
The pressure, the crowds and the legendary moment when the Gamecocks won the 1997 SEC Championship.
"And then going on to play in the NCAA tournament was huge," Grant told WJBF NewsChannel 6. "I believe back then that's the first time we have been back to the tournament in years."
Grant says in a way history is repeating itself.
20 years later, the Gamecocks made it back to the NCAA tournament. Justin McKie is on the team now and he just happens to be the son of Grant's former teammate and fellow SEC champion BJ McKie.
"Just to see Justin out there, I remember him when he was a baby, just throwing the ball with him." He said. "He would be at some of the practices or after the game."
Grant says before the Marquette game he was skeptical, but that all changed for him the moment he heard U.S.C. Coach Frank Martin speak to his team.
"After that he had me inspired and I was like we are going to win," said Grant.
The Gamecocks are going to be facing Gonzaga University Saturday in Glendale Arizona at 6 p.m.
The championship game is on Monday.
If you're looking for a kids camp next week, Grant is hosting a Spring Break Hoops basketball camp.
It's from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Thursday at Riverview Park in North Augusta.
To sign-up call 803-441-4311.


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They can achieve a catch rate twice that of ultra balls, and they cost less. However, ultra balls appear to be more popular. Why?
See that?
Far too long to wait for maximum effectiveness, to be honest.
Only post Generation 5 has it actually gained any use. Besides, lots of people prefer to use "standard" Pokeballs, such as Pokeballs, Great Balls, or Ultra Balls.
Also, people have grown used to using Ultra Balls, and since Timer Balls were a waste of time (oh, the irony), they never caught on, the cost of which is still seen today. Sooner or later, however, people will realise their potential as well.
Apart from this, Timer Balls face competition from other balls like Dusk Balls, since people mostly play at night, and most legendary Pokemon are found in cave-like atmospheres.
Timerballs only have a higher catch rate after turn 10. Until then it has the same catch rate of a pokeball. Making the ultra ball a better options for turns 1-10. and with Ultrabllas fairly high catch rate its pretty likely to catch the Pokemon before turn 10. Also nobody really wants to wait 10 turns to catch a poke. and also what are you gonna do for those 10 turns? Attacking the poke risk killing it while constantly switching makes your pokes take meaningless damage. Bottom line Timer balls are more of a back up for incase your ultra balls fail.