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Humanitarian aid has developed a bad reputation in recent years. When an earthquake ravaged southern Haiti in January 2010, leaving an estimated 316,000 dead, $9 billion was committed for relief and reconstruction, including $3 billion in private donations. More than four years later there is little to show for all that money. President Bill Clinton, spearheading reconstruction, promised to "build back better." Today, conditions for millions in Haiti remain as precarious—or worse—as on the day the earthquake struck. But some activists found ways to work effectively after the earthquake, offering up valuable lessons to others wanting to be of service during the next humanitarian catastrophe.
Consider Dr. Megan Coffee, then 33, who arrived two weeks after the earthquake hit. While most foreign doctors came with nongovernmental organizations and government agencies, Coffee came alone, bringing only her formidable training. Her professors at Harvard medical school had included Jim Kim, president of the World Bank, and Paul Farmer, the legendary public-health expert. Coffee had also done field research on HIV transmission in Zimbabwe and South Africa. She even had a doctorate from Oxford in the mathematical modeling of infectious diseases.
She found in Haiti more than a million displaced people struggling to make new lives under tarps and sheets. U.S. soldiers rumbled past in trucks and Humvees. The crush injuries and broken bones of the quake zone called more urgently for orthopedic and spinal care than her knowledge of infectious diseases, but Coffee nonetheless headed to the damaged campus of Port-au-Prince's general hospital in the center of downtown.
Even before the quake, chronic budget shortages at the Hospital of the State University of Haiti meant doctors and nurses went unpaid for months. Patients were forced to buy or bring with them everything for their medical care, down to the latex gloves and aspirin. More than half the hospital's buildings had been destroyed in the quake, hundreds dying within its walls. Meanwhile, the foreign doctors who set up tents in the hospital's courtyard mostly ignored the local medical staff; they were suspicious of the homegrown doctors' and nurses' skills and couldn't speak their local patois of Haitian Creole.
Running an opera has a lot in common with running a fixed income portfolio. That, at least, was one of the surprise lessons I picked up from Christopher Koelsch, the young, competent and impeccably dressed CEO of LA Opera. (Nickname: Mr. Prada.)
The Los Angeles's opera house has in recent years made a name for itself as a fast rising company led by Koelsch and opera legend Placido Domingo. Its latest hits were Benjamin Brittan's Billy Budd, starring Liam Bonner, and an acclaimed Magic Flute, starring renowned tenor Lawrence Brownlee. In a short period of time, the upstart LA Opera has become the fourth most trafficked opera house in the country.
As we sat down at our lunch at Michael's in midtown Manhattan, Koelsch said, "The opera house can and should be the center of cultural and political debate in our society."
What do bankers do to help a take-no-prisoners entrepreneur pass the reins on to their younger family members? If the clients are at Abbot Downing, a Wells Fargo unit for ultra-wealthy clients with $37 billion in assets, the bankers increasingly call Arne Boudewyn, head of the firm's Family Dynamics and Education office.
Boudewyn, a clinical psychologist, works closely with super wealthy clients on their family governance issues; how to pass on wealth to the next generation in a healthy way; their interpersonal family relationships; and articulating the family's long-term goals.
Most big banks have a Boudewyn on call – for good reason. Over the next 30 years or so, more than $30 trillion will pass from Baby Boomers to their heirs. If the bankers don't bond with the young heirs and provide them with much-needed services at an early stage, then it is likely the next generation will simply walk from the bank as soon as the aging wealth-creator dies. With so much at stake, banks are getting better at proactively helping families resolve their interpersonal issues before a botched succession plan blows up everyone (including the banker).
Are there any truths universal to all collectors, no matter what they collect?
I've long pondered that issue, which is why Penta recently convened a panel of world-class collectors for a night of white wine and gab at the Bonhams auction house on Madison Avenue in New York. Our goal: have three wildly different collectors—in watches, wine, and fine-art photography—tell their personal stories about how they built their collections and, in the process, determine if there were any threads that stitched through all their stories.
There were several, but one theme in particular stuck with me. It is, of course, well known that hot passion is at the core of all great collections and collectors. The revelation was how the seeds of that passion are sewn in the first half of the collector's life.
At the Van Andel Institute, a cancer research organization based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, impatience with the medical status quo is baked into its DNA. Currently, it takes ten years and a billion dollars to get a drug approved by the FDA, says David Van Andel, the institute's chairman and CEO. That's simply unacceptable, he says.
Which is why Van Andel has pushed his institute to focus on translational research, which aims to speed up the adoption of research from "bench to bedside." The bulk of the institute's recent work is in repurposing existing drugs for other uses, and on improving early diagnosis of deadly diseases. "I think [medical research] too often loses the human face and focuses too much on the science," Van Andel says. "We forget that we're dealing with life and death situations for people who depend on these treatments."
He is not spouting public relations slogans. "David and I were married a year and a half, when he was diagnosed with testicular cancer," says his wife, Carol. "At 24 years old, you think you're pretty wise." Since that terrifying diagnosis about 30 years ago, the couple, financially blessed, have devoted themselves to fighting cancer in all its guises. "We're impatient because we know how important it is to find a cure as quickly as we can," Carol says. And it helps, she says, that "this organization is being led by two people who have heard the devastating words 'you have cancer.' It's that personal element that we know well."
At an intimate event the other night at the Rubin Museum of Art in New York, a gaggle of wealthy individuals—ranging from Howard W. Buffett (Warren's grandson) to Ron Cordes (co-chairman of Genworth Financial Wealth Management)—sat down to sip wine and swap stories about their philanthropic efforts.
The evening was organized by the Wealth & Giving Forum, a small-scale peer-to-peer network that inspires wealthy folks to both give more and learn best practices from one another. The forum has been run since 2004 by Glen Macdonald, a Hillview Capital Advisor senior vice president. Macdonald, backed by fellow volunteers, essentially puts a small group of wealthy families and charismatic social entrepreneurs together in a room, and then lets simple storytelling do the rest
Howard W. Buffett, 30, is a professor at Columbia University's school of international studies and public affairs, and the son of farmer-philanthropist Howard G. Buffett. The executive director of his father's family foundation, Howard W. was a little stiff getting started. But he soon had us riveted as he talked openly about the guidance he and his father received from his grandfather, to "focus on few activities," to "make an important difference" by meeting a need not addressed by others, and to be prepared "to make mistakes."
Chris Hyzy, CIO of U.S. Trust, sees any overreaction to the Fed's quantitative easing pronouncements – or, for that matter, any other unexpected curve balls coming over the plate — as a buying opportunity for his clients. Consider, he says, the 4% sell-off in the days following Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's June 19th press conference. Dovish statements by the Fed chief after the market close just two days ago have subsequently pushed the S&P back above June's pre-selloff levels.
He is preaching to the choir. Back in May, U.S. Trust released a survey showing the wealth manager's clients were finally shifting their priorities from "asset preservation" to "asset appreciation." U.S. Trust, part of Bank of America (ticker: BAC), has since increased its recommended stock exposure to 51% equities and 21% fixed income. Last May, its call was 42% equities and 28% bonds. Hyzy sees the S&P 500 rising nearly 20%, to 1950, by the end of 2015.
"My advice to clients today is that we are at a major inflection point," Hyzy explains, "We are switching from a low yield environment in which you could search for high yield and your portfolio would generally outperform." Now, the market is moving to a rising, albeit low, yield environment, whereby the Fed plans to unwind, what Hyzy calls, "The Great Experiment." Buying on those down days, when discussions of Fed tapering send the stock market into a swoon, provides a nice entry point for shifting from fixed income to equities. Hyzy further warns, "The interest rate risk of owning fixed income makes equities a better risk-adjusted proposition than adding risk in fixed income."
The Swiss poet Johann Kaspar Lavater once said, "Never say you know a man until you have divided an inheritance with him."
A similar truth can be said of the inheritor. Research conducted by Jay Zagorsky of Ohio State's Center for Human Resource Research, found that half of all family wealth after an inheritance is badly spent or lost via investing. Other studies, like George Hester's Family Wealth Counseling: Getting to the Heart of the Matter, show that as much as 70% of family inheritance is lost in the second generation, a figure that reaches 90% by the third generation.
Considering that aging baby boomers hold a third of the $64 trillion in total U.S. wealth, even a modest improvement in one generation's ability to hold on to wealth has real consequences alike to the family and society at large. Perhaps that is why Citi Private Bank has, since 2002, tried to untangle the barbed wire on the inheritance frontier, by offering families with at least $25 million in assets a NextGen program.
Turning the Lavater remark on its head – by focusing attention on the recipient rather than the giver – Citi's NextGen program tries to create a smarter breed of inheritors by proactively exposing them to the industry's best practices before they are visited by the family windfall.
According to Robert Casey, senior research director at the Family Wealth Alliance, the annual cost of running a $100 million family office is as high as 1% of assets, or $1 million. That's four or five times more expensive than the cost of operating a larger shop of, say, $1 billion.
As Penta first noted two years ago, compliance costs associated with the Dodd-Frank financial legislation was forcing single and multifamily offices to merge. That's what it has done. The market for single family offices seems to have reached the mature stage, with no asset growth since 2005, while the average assets of a multifamily office have grown threefold to $7.4 billion.
Consider Threshold Group, the multifamily office that manages the money of the Russell Family. Threshold lowered its minimum account size to $5 million, allowing it to absorb smaller family offices and gain in the economies of scale associated with spreading costs across a larger group of clients. The rationale is simple, explains Richard Wilson, CEO of the Family Offices Group; at a certain level you might only need one or two more account managers to take on another billion dollars in assets.
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How do you profitably invest in the veggie farms, grass-fed beef producers and artisan goat cheese-makers that make up the burgeoning local food system? When Woody Tasch, in 2008, published Inquiries into the Nature of Slow Food: Investing as if Food, Farms and Fertility Mattered, and launched the nonprofit Slow Money to help guide the flow of capital into small and local food enterprises, he did not have a clue. But he captured the zeitgeist.
Five years later, 650 farmers, ranchers, local food entrepreneurs, food activists and investors met at the fourth Slow Money Gathering in Boulder in late April, trying to better understand the economics of financially viable local farms. As Penta reported in its December cover story, "The New Philanthropists," figuring out how to profitably integrate local, bio-diverse farms into food delivery chains is consuming many fine minds, including Microsoft millionaire, Narendra Varma; it's wise to be aware of what is going on in this corner of the food and agricutlural industries.
Michael Brownlee, co-founder of Localization Partners, LLC, a Slow Money affiliate based in Boulder, said at the conference the food localization effort in Colorado is no longer about a "preferential lifestyle," but rather about an economic development strategy for an agricultural state. Sounds a bit grand, but Denver's Mayor Michael Hancock recently announced the city has an official food localization goal of 20% by 2020. Brownlee says Slow Money will be a key part of Denver's strategy.
Written with Barron's wit and often contrarian perspective, Penta provides the affluent with advice on how to navigate the world of wealth management, how to make savvy acquisitions ranging from vintage watches to second homes, and how to smartly manage family dynamics.
Richard C. Morais, Penta's editor, was Forbes magazine's longest serving foreign correspondent, has won multiple Business Journalist Of The Year Awards, and is the author of two novels: The Hundred-Foot Journey and Buddhaland, Brooklyn. Robert Milburn is Penta's reporter, both online and for the quarterly magazine. He reviews everything from family office regulations to obscure jazz recordings.


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Propelled by the economic downturn, the revolving door continues to spin on Vancouver's visual arts scene.
If you go
• What: First Friday Art Walk.
• When: 5 to 9 p.m. today, though hours may vary somewhat by location.
• Where: Various galleries and businesses throughout downtown Vancouver and Uptown Village.
• Cost: Free.
• Information: Contact participating locations or visit here.
Some galleries have closed or relocated in recent months, while others have cropped up, and many owners and managers have found it necessary to have another source of income besides art sales in these tough times.
"It's kind of like this bubble that burst," said Tyler Morgan, co-owner of the former Lincoln's Gallery, which recently closed in downtown Vancouver.
Sixth Street Gallery also shut its doors after dwindling sales, class registrations and donations made it impossible for co-op members to afford the space at 105 W. Sixth St. that they'd occupied for the past five years. But rather than disband, members of Mosaic Arts Alliance, the gallery's nonprofit parent organization, started hunting for more affordable space.
Some First Friday venues
Angst Gallery: 1015 Main St., http://www.angstg..., 360-253-1742.
Art on the Boulevard: 210 W. Evergreen Blvd. Suite 300, http://www.artont..., 360-750-4499.
Aurora Gallery: 1004 Main St., http://www.aurora..., 360-696-0449.
Brickhouse Bar & Grill: 109 W. 15th St., http://vancouverb..., 360-695-3686.
Charlies Bistro: 1220 Main St. Suite 100, http://www.charli..., 360-693-9998.
Comfort Interiors: 901 Main St., http://www.comfor..., 360-254-2800.
Erik Runyan Jewelers: 900 Washington St. Suite 150, http://www.runyan..., 360-699-1917.
Firehouse Glass: 518 Main St., http://www.fireho..., 360-695-2660.
Hidden Gallery (inside Bella's Courtyard in the Academy building): 400 E. Evergreen Blvd. Suite 213, 206-794-2397.
Niche Wine & Art: 1013 Main St., http://www.lekker..., 360-980-8352.
Nies Insurance: 900 Washington St. Suite 101, http://www.niesin..., 360-254-2220.
North Bank Artists Gallery: 1005 Main St., http://www.northb..., 360-693-1840.
Raging Sage Coffee Co.: 1104 Main St. Suite 111, 360-567-0121.
Rand Jeweler: 112 E. Evergreen Blvd., http://www.randje..., 360-314-2474.
Riverview Community Bank: 900 Washington St. Suite 100, http://www.riverv..., 360-693-7086.
Stray Gallery: 1706 W. Columbia St., http://www.strayg..., 360-326-4141.
Tryckpress Galleri: 1001 Main St. Suite B, http://tryckpress..., 971-237-1397.
They found a good fit at 111 W. Ninth St., closer to the hub of galleries on Main Street between 10th and 11th streets. The new space will be called Gallery 360, and members hope to have it open later this month or early next.
The Gallery 360 space is approximately 2,000 square feet — about the same size as Sixth Street Gallery was — but the rent is about one-third less. The space required some work, so gallery members and even some nonmembers are pitching in with painting, cleaning and putting in a wheelchair-accessible bathroom.
"We're all just in there getting our hands dirty," said Jamie Lutz Carroll, vice president of Mosaic.
Doing the work themselves not only saves money, it also helps gallery members feel connected to their new home.
"It's definitely going to be our space," said Sam MacKenzie, Mosaic president.
With its hardwood floors and exposed brick walls, the new space reminds Carroll and MacKenzie of Sixth Street Gallery. One major difference, though, is that the studio and classroom space is in the front of Gallery 360, whereas it was tucked away in the back at Sixth Street.
Co-op leaders hope that change helps draw the community into the gallery.
"I view our education as community outreach, so having that aspect be more visible I think is going to increase that back and forth with the community," Carroll said.
Mosaic isn't the only arts group to relocate recently. The Neo-Romantics Artist Collective has moved its space, Stray Gallery, from 26th and Esther streets to 1706 W. Columbia St.
The reason for Stray Gallery's move was different than Mosaic's, though. Stray is an in-home gallery hosted by poet Nicole Sayer. When Sayer moved this summer, so did Stray.
Being in a less residential area has been good for Stray, said Neo-Romantics Artist Collective member Sara Ahern-Sawyer. The gallery now has the benefit of being part of the Uptown Village business community.
Foot traffic doesn't always mean sales
Increased foot traffic is good, but it did not equal financial success for several galleries that recently closed. Four galleries started by six friends sprung up in the past year and a half in downtown Vancouver, and now only one remains.
In the summer of 2009, Brian Ripp opened Rainy Day Gallery at Ninth and Main streets. His friends, Lincoln's Beard band mates Morgan, Kristopher Chrisopulos and Dwayne Spence, opened Lincoln's Gallery across the hall soon after.
Above Rosemary Cafe on 10th and Main streets, friends Olin Unterwegner and Ossie Bladine opened Guerrilla Gallery and Tryckpress Galleri, respectively, this past spring.
Now only Tryckpress, which shares space with the alternative biweekly Vancouver Voice, is left.
The exodus began even earlier than this summer. The former artists nonprofit co-op Gallery 21 closed in April 2009 after 21 years due to dwindling membership and sales.
Photography studio and one-time First Friday participant Aevum Images gave up its space at the Academy in August 2009. With the economic downturn, it made more sense to move the studio back home, said owner Kate Singh.
Ripp also found the costs of having a dedicated space to be too high. He sold just enough art at Rainy Day to pay rent, not make a profit.
"It was basically a draw for me," he said. "It just wasn't worth it."
Now Ripp is concentrating on showing at other galleries both locally and regionally. He has had work at Angst Gallery in downtown Vancouver and is doing a show at Bherd Studios in Seattle this month. He also has his online clothing company, Divergent Clothing, to focus on.
Lincoln's Gallery closed at the same time as Rainy Day. Its owners had been juggling their day jobs, family lives and band, making it difficult to keep regular gallery hours.
"We have a lot on our plates, and this seemed like the one thing that could be cut out," said Morgan, a history teacher at Camas High School.
Rainy Day, Lincoln's and Guerrilla galleries drew strong crowds at First Friday Art Walks, but that didn't equate to sales.
Unterwegner even had weekly late-night open houses at Guerrilla Gallery, and though an average of 30 or 40 people came, they didn't have the discretionary income to spend on art.
Diverse revenue streams
Unterwegner plans to save up and then try again, this time opening a space that's both a gallery and a bar.
"That's the only way I can think of to make it work," he said.
That's the approach Angst owner Leah Jackson is taking with her new space, Niche Wine & Art.
Angst used to be next door to Gallery 21. Jackson took over the space and transformed it into Niche, adding French doors to connect her new business to Angst. Niche launched in late September and celebrated its grand opening on Oct. 23.
She doesn't sell enough at Angst to cover the bills, so Jackson expects the majority of Niche's income to come from food and drink sales, not art. But that doesn't mean the gallery side isn't a priority.
"It's more a labor of love," she said.
While Niche has nibbles and libations to help subsidize the business, other downtown galleries find different ways to supplement art sales.
"You can't expect to sell enough art every day to pay your rent. It just doesn't work in Vancouver," said Elizabeth Steinbaugh, owner of downtown Vancouver's Aurora Gallery, also a framing shop. "You have to have something else going on."
For North Bank Artists Gallery, a co-op and nonprofit, renting out studio space helps keep things afloat. Currently, all but one of the gallery's studio rental spaces are taken. That rent, which ranges from $75 to $200 a month, helps cover North Bank's costs, as do membership dues.
Rand Jeweler, another First Friday participant, is primarily a jewelry shop and does not even take a commission from the few local artists it shows. Owner Rand Schiltz sees having the art on his shop's walls as a mutually beneficial arrangement. It's a way to support his artist friends and increase the visual appeal of his store. Being part of First Friday also allows him to show his hand-crafted jewelry to more of the community.
Operating under a similar philosophy that art enhances businesses, Drew Parsons and Ron Jones have started a community art program. They rotate work by about 180 local artists through more than a dozen businesses throughout Clark County. In downtown Vancouver, participating businesses include Raging Sage Coffee Co., Comfort Interiors and Charlies Bistro. Parsons also curates Brickhouse Bar & Grill and Hidden Gallery inside Bella's Courtyard in the Academy.
Since galleries can be intimidating, showing art in restaurants and small businesses makes it more accessible, according to Jones.
"It's bringing the art to the people," he said.
Nonprofit backing
Connecting people to art is also central to North Bank Artists Gallery's mission. Since the gallery isn't reliant upon sales, its focus can be on education and allowing artists to create without feeling hamstrung by commercial prospects.
"It was founded for artists to really be able to spread their creative wings and not have to worry about selling," said Kathi Rick, gallery manager.
Art on the Boulevard is another gallery with the benefit of a nonprofit parent organization. Art on the Boulevard is a Friends of the Arts project. The gallery is self-sustaining, though Friends of the Arts covers the salary of its one paid employee.
Though it's not a panacea, as Mosaic and members of the former Gallery 21 can attest, the nonprofit route is a direction The Space Artists Collective in Uptown Village is looking to go. The Space, which is located behind One World Merchants, celebrated its grand opening last May and has since undergone significant membership turnover; only one founding member remains.
The Space is on hiatus while new leaders work on applying for nonprofit designation. They plan to change the name to The Space for Community Arts.
A desire to focus more on community outreach makes the nonprofit model a good match for The Space's goals, said member Alex Noble.
"That's what we all wanted in the beginning, to find a place for the community to be creative," she said.
Mary Ann Albright: firstname.lastname@example.com, 360-735-4507.


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36 I'm sure you have heard about the Good News for the people of Israel -- that there is peace with God through Jesus Christ, who is Lord of all. | 36 You know the message God sent to the people of Israel, telling the good news of peace through Jesus Christ, who is Lord of all. |
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How often can you take diphenhydramine?
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My error. Four to seven hours.
17 Nov 2012
All good answers, but I want to add if you're talking about days in a row I have found it loses its effectiveness. I think it's one of those that tolerance builds up quickly. So I try to use it as a last resort if nothing else eases symptoms. The effectiveness comes back if you leave it alone for a bit tho, like for me a few days without it and it works again.
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And do you see how your love of Israel can blind you to rationality – as love always does? Do you see how tragic it is, that those who love Israel the fiercest are now hurting her the most? Did you think that because Benjamin Netanyahu is rational and intelligent that the government's policies are rational and intelligent – rather than driven by ideological zeal? Can we agree that our emotional commitments may blind us to pragmatism?
Is it possible to see how American right-wingers have helped create a tinderbox in Israel/Palestine, full of people who hate one another? Can we see some of the bitter fruit that comes from ignorant American billionaires funding Israel's far right, at the expense of everyone else? Can we shake ourselves loose of the notion that this is "just an Israeli matter" and agree that Americans are heavily involved in creating this situation, from the White House to the Adelson mansion? Can we take responsibility for what we have done to make a bad situation worse?
And is it worth it? Have you been to the West Bank? Not Gush Etzion and Maale Adumim, but settlements far in the center of another people's country, ringed in with barbed wire? Are those patches of land, and the people who live on them, worth creating a situation in which violence like this inevitable? In which our friends and relatives live in fear? For what? For a fantasy?
What can be done now?
Can you grieve with all the mothers of these boys? And if you can, does it really matter whether you think there's "moral equivalence" between these acts or not, if we're trying to prevent a war? Can you truly not understand the other side's narrative – not agree, but understand – so that you can also understand how violence can seem moral to them, as it did to Jabotinsky, or, for that matter, the Biblical Joshua? Can you see how you might feel the same way as 'they' do?
And do you understand that this may be just the beginning? It's still going on: Israeli Arabs throwing rocks at schoolbuses, Israeli soldiers beating kids up, Hamas rockets terrorizing entire cities – do you think that this news cycle has died down, and so now things will go back to normal?
What do you think "normal" even looks like for an average Palestinian? Do you think they can travel freely, hang out in cafés, and get a job in Startup Nation? If not, do you think they'll just roll over and play dead? Would you? Wouldn't you, in fact, get angrier and angrier, until you would not only understand but actively support any act that strikes back?
Or do you really, in your heart, believe that Arabs are different from Jews, Palestinians are different from Israelis, and that 'they' are not as human as 'we' are? And if you do believe that, do you think 'they' don't notice it? Do you see how the attitudes, themselves, contribute to the cycle of violence?
Why were you at all surprised? Haven't we created the conditions for just these kinds of events to happen: desperation, radicalism, rage?
In fact, why is any of this – the Palestinian extremism, the Israeli extremism, the horror, the terror – surprising in the least? What did you expect? Did you really think you had the answers, when all this conflict makes are questions, blood, and tears?
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TOPEKA -- State Treasurer Ron Estes is urging this year's 2014 Kansas State Fair attendees to visit his unclaimed property booth to check if a portion of $295 million in missing money belongs to them.
The State Treasurer's Office booth will be fully equipped with a computerized database and staff ready to help Kansans search for and claim unclaimed property Sept. 5 to 14.
"We had great success during last year's State Fair, returning more than $425,000 to respective owners; and we hope to have even better results this year," said Kansas State Treasurer Ron Estes. "I encourage everyone to stop by and check for their name and the names of family and friends."
Unclaimed property comes from forgotten bank accounts, stocks, bonds, insurance premium overpayments, refunds, abandoned safe deposit boxes and other property. It is the treasurer's goal to locate the rightful owners and heirs of unclaimed assets currently being held by the State of Kansas.
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401 Highway # 3 P.O. Box 1290, V0B 1M0 Fernie, Canada – Show map
We loved the location.
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Location was great, great restaurants close, and other amenities.
The location was great to the Ski hill and downtown.
Good facilities for a motel. Lean spacious rooms
Ground floor easy access to room
Staff were friendly and the hotel is dog friendly subway on the end off the hotel . Price is reasonable and was pretty quiet.
The kitchenette Location close to everything
Comfortabe rooms
Visiting in the Girlfriends Home Town.
Wifi connection is very good.
Conveniently located off Highway 3, this Fernie, British Columbia motel offers an indoor swimming pool, hot tub and sauna and guest rooms with free Wi-Fi. Fernie town centre is 5 minutes' walk away.
The comfortable, traditionally decorated rooms at Three Sisters Travelodge include a cable TV, a microwave, a refrigerator and a work desk. All rooms offer heat and air conditioning and select rooms feature kitchenettes.
The Fernie town centre with various shops and a movie theatre is a 5 min walk.Fernie Golf and Country Club is 2 kilometres away from Travelodge Three Sisters. Fernie Alpine Ski Hill and Fernie Alpine Resort are 10 minutes' drive away. Hiking, mountain climbing and fly fishing opportunities are all nearby.
We speak your language! Motel: 36 rooms , Hotel Chain: Travelodge by Wyndham, Travelodge. This property has been on Booking.com since Jan 12, 2012.
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Golf Course (within 2 miles), Fishing, Skiing, Hiking, Cycling, Sauna, Hot Tub, Indoor Pool (all year)
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Extra Foods (0.9miles) Overwaitea (875yrd)
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The Royal (bar/nightclub) (820yrd) Tim Hortons (0.9miles)
Mount Fernie (2.5miles)
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A seasonal outdoor swimming pool is featured at these Fernie accommodations. A microwave and refrigerator are included in each guest room. Free Wi-Fi is provided.
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Featuring an on-site restaurant and pub, this Fernie hotel includes a cold beer and wine store. Free Wi-Fi, a refrigerator, and a microwave are provided in rooms. Fernie Alpine Resort is 7 km away.
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Best Western PLUS Fernie Mountain Lodge This British Columbia hotel, located 4 miles from Fernie Alpine Ski Resort in the Rocky Mountains, features a restaurant, indoor pool and jacuzzis. Guest rooms offer flat-screen cable TVs.
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This motel is in the center of Fernie, British Columbia, less than a 15-minute drive from the Fernie Alpine Resort. It offers a hot tub and free in-room Wi-Fi.
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Location was great, great restaurants close, and other amenities.
Could be cleaner, likely a staff issue. Management needs to check, unless of course....... who knows. Overall it was ok.
Comfy bed but thats it
New owners basically stalk you in the hot tub. No drinks whatsoever. Old coffee in the coffee pot from previous people Big pink stain on the bed sheets!
The location was great to the Ski hill and downtown.
When we had issues with the plumbing they told us "well you can come get stuff to fix it". Front desk staff is very hostile towards guests.
Spacious room.
The bathtub drain was completely plugged.
Good facilities for a motel. Lean spacious rooms
Decor is old
Ground floor easy access to room
Carpet was dirty, bed cover smelled and needed laundering, bathroom very small and fan very noisy. Room was old, tired, and not very nice. Will not go back.
it was quiet bed was comfortable people friendly
didn't like having to go outside to get to the end of building to go for the swimming pool and hot tub. poor parking on the side entrance. carpet seemed dirty.
Never received receipt, require one for work purposes, please email.
Staff were friendly and the hotel is dog friendly subway on the end off the hotel . Price is reasonable and was pretty quiet.
Bed is very hard guess you get what you pay for.
The kitchenette Location close to everything
Outdated place, in need of renovations.
Location too close to a busy highway with poor sound insulation.
The sheets were stained yellow and had blood spots on the bed spread. The couch was covered in food crumbs. Will not stay there again.
It was clean and had a blow dryer and coffee maker.
It was dark when I arrived and my room was around the side so I felt a bit unsafe. I wasn't sure the lock on my door was substantial enough. It's old and very basic.
Lay out of the room. Time restrictions on swimming pool & sauna use.
Comfortabe rooms
Coffee maker was not cleaned. Still had previous peoples coffee in it. Gross
Visiting in the Girlfriends Home Town.
WHERE DO I START. Booked through ''BOOKING.COM'' for the last Three years to this Establishment.Last Year they Double charged me(paid cash then charged my credit card).When this was brought to their attention,they assured me this would be rectified.After numerous e-mails and phone calls they rushed the credit card repayment right out.It only took from July26 tillSept.09. This year booked on the consideration there would be SOME compensation however there was none.MANAGEMENT( if you can call it that) was unsympathetic to the previous booking and would not budge.As a matter of fact,they were rude,condescending and down right snotty.Well why not as "WE ARE FULLY BOOKED'.As a result of our back and forth negotiations we received an overflow room on the top floor,at the back,furthest room from the lobby.Upon entering we found this was BY FAR the worst room we had ever stayed in in this town.There was pet soiled carpet(dog) the smell of urine(cat) Three out of five burned out light bulbs in the vanity,dirty walls by the mini frdge and to top it off poor sanitation of the toilet/tub(hair).The Management was unhelpfull with the Wi-Fi,told me it was my computer that was the problem( travelled from Edmonton,calgary,banff,points west and never had a proplem).In the morning there was no one on the Front Desk so we had to wait until 8:00am to pay them.I'LL BE DAMNED If I Let THEM charge my credit card again.Even then in the Morning I was Met By a Puffy eyed Steely Glare. Won't Be Back. Don't Say Here. Management needs a Customer Relations Seminar.
Wifi connection is very good.
Elc plug is just one ? Coffee, hair dryer, iPhone charge etc... We need a more plug.
Discount at Subway in the same building of the hotel.
The beds were very comfortable, the staff was nice and the hotel is in a good location.
Check-in was not until 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The hotel toilet wasn't fastened tightly to the floor, the carpet was dirty or just stained and the guests above our room partied until 5 or 6 in the morning. Not sound proof at all. Needless to say we checked out before 8 am.
Staff was great. Very helpful.
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Raw materials, such as these oranges, blue lotus, and jasmine, are sourced globally from organic, sustainable farms. After the plants are harvested, they are custom distilled to preserve the integrity and full efficacy of the plant, which helps to preserve each plant's intrinsic healing properties for the skin.
Amala's newest products: Purifying Blue Lotus Gel Moisturizer, Aroma Apothecary oil in lavender, rose, and peppermint.
Since the stateside launch of this brand one year ago, the German-based skin care line has planted itself as a staple in luxury hotel spas such as the Mandarin Oriental in New York, Fontainebleau in Miami, the Four Seasons in Chicago, and the Jumeirah in Dubai. And, with stunning success, Amala's founder Ute Leube has bridged the gap between the worlds of luxurious, effective (but chemically based) skin products and environmentally friendly, green skin care.
The latest addition to the Amala family is the Madinat Jumeirah in Dubai, which houses the Talise Spa.
After growing up in the bucolic German countryside, Leube travelled stateside, where she learned about plant therapy. Postponing plans to study medicine, she forged into Native American culture and alternative healing, which sparked her passion in working with natural resources. This summer marks the 25th anniversary of her foray into natural products. In the early 80s, she started Primavera, which started off as an aromatherapy company based on the healing qualities of essential oils. From this platform of knowledge and experience, she launched Amala. For each product, whole plants are cultivated organically and sourced wild in their natural habitats. This, Leube believes, is essential in producing the most pure, efficacious ingredients. Working from a large network of organic farms in lush stretches of Peru, Turkey, China, Morocco, and France, all of Amala's products are culled from whole plant ingredients, which, Leube explains, help the plants to retain full healing capacities. Portions of sales from each product are funneled back into these small farming communities.
So, for Leube, if she had it her way, the world would be one in which
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small. If we all start living our lives with compassion, humility, and love, Leube believes that we all can—and should—make the world a better place, one day at a time.
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Our research also focuses on the regulation of a potassium channel, KCa3.1, and its role in the activation of T and B lymphocytes. KCa3.1 is required for calcium influx in a subset of T and B lymphocytes, which is critical for the subsequent activation these cells. Due to the importance of KCa3.1 in the activation of immune cells, inhibitors of KCa3.1 have been proposed to treat autoimmune diseases such as systemic lupus erythematosus and asthma, and to prevent rejection of transplanted organs, underscoring the importance in understanding how these channels are regulated.
We recently identified several new molecules in T and B cells that either positively or negatively regulate KCa3.1 channel activity and, via their effects on KCa3.1, either positively or negatively regulate activation of these cells. One example of a signaling protein that we have identified that is required in KCa3.1 channel activity is nucleoside diphosphate kinase B (NDPK-B).
We found that NDPK directly phosphorylates and activates KCa3.1 channel activity and is required for the subsequent activation T and B lymphocytes. More recently, studying KCa3.1 knockout mice, we found that while loss of KCa3.1 did not interfere with CD4 T cell differentiation, both Ca2+ influx and cytokine production were markedly impaired in KCa3.1 knockout Th1 and Th2 CD4 T cells. Moreover, KCa3.1 knockout mice were protected from developing severe colitis in two mouse models of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Pharmacologic inhibitors of KCa3.1 have already been shown to be safe in humans. Thus, if these preclinical studies continue to show efficacy, it may be possible to rapidly test whether KCa3.1 inhibitors are efficacious in patients with IBD.


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One of Android's biggest pluses over an iPhone is the flexibility you get with home screen widgets. If you're looking for more ways to change the way things look, add Overlays to your home screens. It lets you view a custom home screen from any app you're using. It's a little tough to set up at first, but it's pretty cool once you get started.
Before you get to work setting up the app, it pays to view the tutorial. The developers' site has some helpful hints that will make the app easier to use, too. In Overlays, you have "profiles" that act as home screens that show up on every screen of your phone. These can stash any widget a regular home screen can, as well as some built-in widgets the app comes with. It's a little jarring to see your home screen everywhere, but it really makes creating your own home screen and lock screen layouts a lot easier. You don't need to be in the app's menu to edit home screens, but you do have to turn the app on before your widgets start appearing. Be careful, because the app doesn't have any fail-safe in place to keep these extra widgets from draining your battery.
Whether or not you'll like the app is up to you. As far as performance goes, Overlays does exactly what you expect it to. It lets you carry a custom home screen with you to any app and gives you loads of options to tinker with. If that strikes your fancy, then you won't be disappointed.


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2013: 0-7
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2013: Junior varsity
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2013: 5-5
Head Coach: Boyce Urdahl
Jordan Mustangs
2013: 5-3
Head Coach: Wally Harbaugh
Richey-Lambert Fusion
2013: 2-6
Head Coach: Shawn Lien
Key Players: Kyle Watson, Ryder Olson, Brock Frisbie
Coach Says: "I am very excited about this team. We have a group of guys who want to get better; therefore they work hard."
Rosebud Wranglers
2013: 1-7
Head Coach: Dan Schrock
Key Players: WR/DE Kobe Treible (Sr.), RB Barrett Adler (Jr.), QB Shay Adler (Fr.), WR/DL Randy Kraus (Jr.)
Coach Says: "Our team is both small and relatively inexperienced. As such, our goals are to grow and improve steadily throughout the season."
Savage Warriors
2013: 10-1
Head Coach: Jim Miller
Terry Terriers
2013: 5-4
Head Coach: Greg Mendenhall
Key Players: QB/DB Kyle Lassle (Sr., all-state), WR/S Lane Stickel (Jr., all-state), FB/LB Jordan Lassle (Sr., all-conference).
Coach Says: "We have a solid team with good experience and a lot of drive."
Westby-Grenora Thunder
2013: 9-2
Head Coach: Troy Walters
Key Players: Thomas Field, (Sr.), Cooper Olson, (Sr.).
Coach Says: "Defense is a key to the Thunder. Need to become a better open field tackling team."
Bridger Scouts
2013: 3-5
Head Coach: Mike Mathis
Key Players: FB/DE Trent Goldsberry (Jr.), RB/E/DB Austin Riddle (Jr.), E/DE Kyle Brandt (Sr.), QB/LB Ryan Zontner (So.)
Coach Says: "We have a good mix of experience and young players this year. There is a lot of talent across the conference and with the hard work we are putting in, we are looking to contend for a playoff spot."
Custer-Hysham Rebels
2013: 6-3
Head Coach: Brad Hoffman
Key Players: WR/S Tate Rhodes (Sr., all-state), FB/LB Quane Russel (Jr.), E/DE Oz Munoz (Jr.).
Coach Says: "Experience, fairly good speed, not much depth."
Fromberg-Belfry Falcons
2013: 1-7
Head Coach: Mike Storer
Key Players: RB/DB Triston Barker (Jr.), RB/LB Richy Eagleman (Sr.), QB Jonathon Damjanovich (Jr.).
Coach Says: "We have a lot of returning starters from last year, who had a great deal of playing time as underclassmen."
Grass Range-Winnett Rangers
2013: 7-3
Head Coach: Jerry Fortner
Key Players: RB Logan Sluggett (Sr.), Derek Gee (Sr.), Jerrin Strenge (Sr.), Roman Wouman (Sr.), Chase Nunn (Sr.).
Coach Says: " We look to build on the success from last season and what we learned as a first-year playoff team. "
Hobson-Moore-Judith Gap Titans
2013: 9-1
Head Coach: Jake Stevenson
Key Players: LB/RB Gavin Melichar (Jr.), S/C Max Hertel (Sr.), S/RB Mark Deupree (Sr.), QB CJ Stevenson (Jr.), OL Aaron Walters (Jr.), DL River Hughes (Sr.).
Coach Says: "We return a strong core group of upperclassmen that have a lot of experience throughout their careers."
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2013: 3-5
Head Coach: Adam Wagner
Key Players: QB Tristen Prescott (Sr.), LB Cody Reynolds (Sr.).
Coach Says: "This year's team is working very hard — should pay off!"
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2013: 4-4
Head Coach: Nick Econom
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2013: 6-3
Head Coach: Mike Weller
Key Players: Jack Lehl, Tyler Ishler, Alex Monaghan.
Coach Says: "We have strong senior leadership and hard-working young talent."
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2013: 7-2
Head Coach: Jim Lawson
Key Players: QB/LB Tanner Hoff (Sr.), TE/DE Nate Gray (Sr.), C/LB Lane Foster (Sr.).
Lima Bears
2013: 4-4
Head Coach: Colton Clarno
Lincoln Lynx
2013: 4-5
Head Coach: Shane Brown
Key Players: RB/LB Coletin Trump (So.), WR/DE Payton Peterson (Fr.).
Coach Says: "We might not be the biggest team but we play with heart and pride."
Etc.: Lincoln made the second round of the 6-Man playoffs last season, but has only five players out and had to cancel its first two games.
Lone Peak Big Horns
2013: 4-5
Head Coach: Matt Bakken
Key Players: RB/DL Tanner Burton (all-state), QB Justin McKillop (all-conference), WR/DL Justin Mayse (all-conference), RB/K Cooper Shea (honorable mention all-conference).
Coach Says: "We didn't lose any seniors last year, so we have a very talented and experienced group of players returning."
Sheridan Panthers
2013: 0-8 (8-Man)
Head Coach: Ricy Anderson
Key Players: Sam Wood (Sr.), Nick Hoag (Sr.), Mike Hillicker (Sr.), Caleb Bowlby (Sr.), Lucas Lewis (Sr.).
Coach Says: "Looking forward to the new challenge of playing 6-Man. We hope to surprise everybody."
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2013: 0-7
Head Coach: Dustin Portmann
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2013: 0-8
Head Coach: Nathan Young
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2013: 3-5
Head Coach: Walter Sivertson
Key Players: RB/LB Kyle Strutz (Sr.), OL/DL Cody Bailey (Sr.), OL/DL Jacob Schuster (Sr.), RB/LB Geno Menard (Sr.), QB/LB Zach Works (Jr.).
Coach Says: "We have a very strong conference this year with the defending state and runnerup team champs and our kids are looking forward to the challenge."
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2013: 3-5
Head Coach: Ronnie Simpson
Key Players: QB/S Brandon The Boy (Jr.), RB/LB Bodis Duran (Jr.), WR/LB Shane Ketchum (Jr.), RB-LB Jake Jones (Jr.), OL/DL Jacob Bradley (Jr.).
Coach Says: "I'm excited to coach a great group of guys who have dedicated their summer to playing football."
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Head Coach: Rod Tweet
Key Players: Jake Malek (Sr.), Darren Malek (Sr.), Logan Ferda (Sr.), Jordan LaFontaine (Sr.), PJ Alvers (Sr.).
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2013: 2-6
Head Coach: NA
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2013: 7-3
Head Coach: Steven Simonson
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2013: 10-2
Head Coach: Scott Sparks
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2013: 0-9 (8-Man)
Head Coach: Dean Lerum
Key Players: DL/FB Jarret Bloch, (sr.), C/NG Forrest McEwen, (sr.), QB/S Tyler Tharp, (sr.), RB/LB Blake Morgan, (sr.).
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Peter Copping's First Nina Ricci Collection for Spring 2010: The Reviews Are In
>> To an audience of only 75, Peter Copping sent out his first runway show at Nina Ricci in the salon above the brand's Paris store. Copping, who spent the past twelve years at Louis Vuitton, took Ricci to a much more feminine, commercial place than previous Ricci designer Olivier Theyskens. "I like wearable clothes," he told WWD. "I'm not necessarily into being too avant-garde . . . whenever we did more feminine-based collections [at Vuitton], the sales were always incredible in the stores as opposed to the more austere or hard-edged things."
The Spring 2010 show was about all about the house's "signature codes" — bows, lingerie, lace — Copping said, and he's keen to add capsule lines of lingerie and wedding dresses soon. So what's his verdict? Hilary Alexander called the collection "charming," T staffers were fans — Anne Christensen deemed it "very pretty" and Armand Limnander "lovely" — and Elle's Joe Zee, too, was won over: "I'm not usually a fan of romance (clothes that is) but Peter Copping's Ricci debut was a slamdunk in romance. Sweet but not saccharin."
Some, however, seemed more hung up on the switch to commerciality: Los Angeles Times's Booth Moore noted, "Olivier Theyskens' Nina Ricci was all vision; Peter Copping's is all saleable product." Suzy Menkes commented: "[It] is not necessarily a bad thing for a house [to be very commercial] . . . but Mr. Copping, having staked out his pretty girl territory, needs to take her to a newer place." And Style.com's Sarah Mower is holding judgment: "At first sight Ricci is now in a safe pair of hands but the jury's still out till next season."
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Here we reported that, in Saccharomyces cerevisiae, deleting Swi1 (ScSwi1), a core component in Swi/Snf complex, caused defects of invasive growth, pseudohyphal growth, FLO11 expression, and proper cell separation. Re-introduction of SWI1 into the swi1 mutants could suppress all defects observed. We also showed that overproducing Swi1 could suppress the defect of flo8 cells in pseudohyphal growth in diploids, but not invasive growth in haploids. Overexpression of SWI1 could not bypass the requirement of Ste12 or Tec1 in invasive growth or pseudohyphal growth. We concluded that the Swi/Snf complex was required for FLO11 expression and proper cell separation, and both the FLO8 and STE12 genes should be present for the complex to function for the invasive growth but only the STE12 gene was required for the pseudohyphal growth. Ectopic expression of Candida albicans SWI1 (CaSWI1) could partially complement the defects examined of haploid Scswi1 mutants, but failed to complement the defects examined of diploid Scswi1/ Scswi1 mutants. Overexpressing CaSwi1 mitigated invasive and pseudohyphal growth defects resulting from deletions in the MAP kinase and cAMP pathways. The integrity of S. cerevisiae Swi/Snf complex is required for invasive and filamentous growth promoted by overexpressing CaSwi1.
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I'm a Roald Dahl fan and I must admit, I have never read Fantastic Mr. Fox. Turns out the Wes Anderson movie-adaptation will hit theaters Nov. 25th and from the looks of the preview, I'm incredibly excited and eagerly awaiting its release.
If you're unfamiliar with the story, Mr. Fox tries to keep one step ahead of three nitwit farmers Boggis, Bunce, and Bean who are trying to dig him out of his home! Cute shenanigans follow as Fox and the gang try to keep their lead, as well as hide out where the farmers least expect them.
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9 For then will I turn to the people a pure language, that they may all call upon the name of the LORD, to serve him with one consent. | 9 "Then will I purify the lips of the peoples, that all of them may call on the name of the LORD and serve him shoulder to shoulder. |
10 From beyond the rivers of Ethiopia my suppliants, even the daughter of my dispersed , shall bring mine offering. | 10 From beyond the rivers of Cush my worshipers, my scattered people, will bring me offerings. |
11 In that day shalt thou not be ashamed for all thy doings, wherein thou hast transgressed against me: for then I will take away out of the midst of thee them that rejoice in thy pride, and thou shalt no more be haughty because of my holy mountain. | 11 On that day you will not be put to shame for all the wrongs you have done to me, because I will remove from this city those who rejoice in their pride. Never again will you be haughty on my holy hill. |
12 I will also leave in the midst of thee an afflicted and poor people, and they shall trust in the name of the LORD. | 12 But I will leave within you the meek and humble, who trust in the name of the LORD. |
13 The remnant of Israel shall not do iniquity, nor speak lies; neither shall a deceitful tongue be found in their mouth: for they shall feed and lie down , and none shall make them afraid . | 13 The remnant of Israel will do no wrong; they will speak no lies, nor will deceit be found in their mouths. They will eat and lie down and no one will make them afraid." |
14 Sing , O daughter of Zion; shout , O Israel; be glad and rejoice with all the heart, O daughter of Jerusalem. | 14 Sing, O Daughter of Zion; shout aloud, O Israel! Be glad and rejoice with all your heart, O Daughter of Jerusalem! |
15 The LORD hath taken away thy judgments, he hath cast out thine enemy : the king of Israel, even the LORD, is in the midst of thee: thou shalt not see evil any more. | 15 The LORD has taken away your punishment, he has turned back your enemy. The LORD, the King of Israel, is with you; never again will you fear any harm. |
16 In that day it shall be said to Jerusalem, Fear thou not: and to Zion, Let not thine hands be slack . | 16 On that day they will say to Jerusalem, "Do not fear, O Zion; do not let your hands hang limp. |
17 The LORD thy God in the midst of thee is mighty; he will save , he will rejoice over thee with joy; he will rest in his love, he will joy over thee with singing. | 17 The LORD your God is with you, he is mighty to save. He will take great delight in you, he will quiet you with his love, he will rejoice over you with singing." |
18 I will gather them that are sorrowful for the solemn assembly, who are of thee, to whom the reproach of it was a burden. | 18 "The sorrows for the appointed feasts I will remove from you; they are a burden and a reproach to you. |
19 Behold, at that time I will undo all that afflict thee: and I will save her that halteth , and gather her that was driven out ; and I will get them praise and fame in every land where they have been put to shame. | 19 At that time I will deal with all who oppressed you; I will rescue the lame and gather those who have been scattered. I will give them praise and honor in every land where they were put to shame. |
20 At that time will I bring you again, even in the time that I gather you: for I will make you a name and a praise among all people of the earth, when I turn back your captivity before your eyes, saith the LORD. | 20 At that time I will gather you; at that time I will bring you home. I will give you honor and praise among all the peoples of the earth when I restore your fortunes before your very eyes," says the LORD. |
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text: I saw a friend that I haven't seen in about six months yesterday. She was shocked at my weight loss. She kept insisting that I must have had surgery. It took some talking to convince her that I hadn't had surgery. I haven't used any pills or new fad diet, just exercise and counting calories to lose it. She was shocked. I guess I can understand, I used to think it was impossible too. She has a lot of weight to lose. I hope I inspired her, but it felt weird that she was so shocked. I completely understand why a person might choose surgery for weight loss, I just didn't want to go that route. I almost showed her that I have no surgery scars. Anyway, sorry for the long rant, but I am really proud of how I've lost the weight. Anyone else have this happen to them?