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I like number five, look them in the eye. Don't be a victim. Let everyone know that you will fight back, legally, through the courts, or through the media, which many businesses and universities fear even more than litigation. Guerrilla publicity campaigns, letters to the editor, social media networks on the internet, message boards, e-mail, there are many ways to fight back.
January 16, 2012 at 6:42 pm
Thank you for this excellent article. While it deals with the work environment, it can be just as applicable in other situations in which adults interact. I was mobbed out of nursing school early in what would have been my last semester when I was a student, although the problem had begun the previous semester. I did nothing to provoke faculty and maintained a low profile, so that strategy did not work for me. Faculty members I did not even know singled me out and conspired against me with great determination. They were extremely hateful and unrelenting. I was a top student who could not be defeated using objective tests. The mobbers went after me with harassing comments and nonverbal communications and by openly having a far different standard in the subjective parts of the coursework for me than for all other students. The best explanation I have heard for why I was singled out is that at least one of the faculty members had feelings of inferiority and/or jealousy over my great academic record. My great and lengthy efforts at studying and practice were wasted. My money was wasted. The university defrauded me. I experienced a lasting trauma that I will never forget, and for what??? Why???
I wish to point out that bullies get themselves in positions of control, which makes it very difficult or impossible for their victims to effectively counter the bullying. Bullies thrive where organizational controls are lax or administrators are ineffectual. Bullying and mobbing are easy for the perpetrators to deny and conceal. I think it would likely be difficult to set clear legal definitions and standards of what constitutes bullying, but I doubt that anything short of legislated sanctions will be effective in curtailing bullying. When bullies succeed in forcing their victims out, they win. They thus feel positively rewarded for their bad behavior and have no incentive to stop. It's on to their next victim. That cycle needs to be broken. Bullying is not only costly for the victims. Cumulatively, bullying costs all of society.
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Thanks for the suggestions. I now have a better idea how to be more successuful in my new job. Again I don't see how bullying benefits a company. If it costs them money why do they tolerate it? Bad managment is costly!!!!!!!!!
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This diploma course is aimed at those who are seeking to establish a career which involves infection control, health care workers, managers involved in care settings, or those who may be carers themselves and wish to understand the principles and practice of infection control.
There are few jobs or personal situations where we are not expected to engage in some kind of infection control. It is a subject and related activity which is no longer just confined to the hospital or medical domain. Even in our own homes we are now expected to have knowledge of antibacterial products, processes and practices.
Increasing standards required for public premises also means that many individuals will be expected to manage infection control protocols and processes within their place of employment (for example schools, pubs, restaurants and even offices). The benefits of effective infection control are unquestionable in terms of wellbeing and the prevention of spread. We only have to think about influenza and threats of pandemics to realise the speed and extent of infections when they take hold.
This course is based on learning outcomes which will be outlined at the beginning of each module. There will be self-assessment activities throughout the course, and completion of these, though formative, will contribute towards knowledge and understanding in preparation for each module assignment and the final examination.
Each learning outcome will be fully explained and the self-assessment activities and assignments will be clearly linked to these. Your tutor will provide detailed feedback to you regarding how well you have met these learning outcomes, and together with your assignment and examination marks, you will therefore have a holistic overview of your course achievement.
It is hoped that if you decide to undertake this course you will develop an enhanced knowledge base and practical skills ability, as well as fulfilling a professional or personal development requirement.
The course has 10 modules, each of which will build upon the knowledge of the previous one. The module content is briefly outlined below:
Module 1: Infection control: past and present
In this module we will look at the historical origins of infection control and tract the progress of practices to the present day. The module will also explain exactly what is meant by infection control and contextualise it within various settings and environments.
We will also examine the current strategies and plans for the future of infection control and look at how it affects the lives of individuals.
Module 2: Anatomy and physiology relevant to infection control
Inevitably we must consider anatomy and physiology relevant to how the human body reacts to infection and copes with it. In this module we look at the structure and function of the immune system, together with the pathogenesis of infection.
There will be an opportunity for students to see how different systems within the body react to infection and we will look at the pathways of infection.
Module 3: Cause and spread of infection
This module looks at what causes infection and how it spreads. In order to understand these concepts better we will be looking at the microscopic structure and function of viruses and bacteria.
Module 4: The prevention and control of infection
Here we will examine the principles of basic hygiene and personal protection used in infection control. The module will also look at barrier and isolation nursing, together with safe practice within care situations. Accompanying these topics will be the safe disposal of hazardous material and decontamination techniques.
Module 5: Healthcare associated infection
This module will specifically address infections associated with hospital in patient stays, care home residence and other infection which is typically seen in healthcare environments. Examples such as surgical wound infection, hospital acquired pneumonia and bloodstream infections will be examined in detail, together with the relevant anatomy and physiology.
Modules 6 and 7: Antimicrobial resistance
In these two modules we look at the historic origins of antibiotics and how they are produced. We will also look at the principles of treatment with antibiotics and some common uses. Some specific infections will be examined in detail such as MRSA, E.Coli, C-difficile, HIV, Salmonella, TB, and others. Within this module there will be a lot of microbiology but all terminology will be explained within the context of the course.
Module 8: Legislation
There is a mass of legislation within the UK governing infection control practices. In this module we will look at this legislation and how it is interpreted within specific environments and contexts.
We will also look at organisational policies and procedures, together with example roles and responsibilities of individuals.
Module 9: Risk assessment
Here we look at how to identify hazards and assess the ensuing risks. Then we will look at how the risks are recorded, addressed and reviewed in order to comply with the relevant legislation and codes of practice.
Module 10: Collection and transportation of samples in infection control
In order to establish whether any infection is present samples must first be collected and analysed. In this module we look at these processes in detail and then relate the outcomes to specific practices.
This course is Quality Assured by the Quality Licence Scheme
At the end of this course successful learners will receive a Certificate of Achievement from ABC Awards and a Learner Unit Summary (which lists the details of all the units the learner has completed as part of the course).
The course has been endorsed under the ABC Awards Quality Licence Scheme. This means that Oxford Learning College has undergone an external quality check to ensure that the organisation and the courses it offers, meet certain quality criteria. The completion of this course alone does not lead to an Ofqual regulated qualification but may be used as evidence of knowledge and skills towards regulated qualifications in the future.


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In 2007, I made the trip to Canada as a student. I have since worked as a counsellor and as a pastor in Calgary, Alberta. I am now a registered student-at-law with the Law Society of Alberta (LSA). As a student-at-law, I must do a term of articles to satisfy requirements for the call to the bar of Alberta. On March 1st 2015, I started my first two-month composite articling position with Kubitz and Company, a personal injury law firm based in Calgary. My principal was Mr. Walter Kubitz, Q.C. In May 2015, I articled at Howard Law Office. My prospective areas of practice as a lawyer are those that are closely connected to social justice, constitutionalism and the rule of law.
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This invention allows medications to be held in bottles in a "medicine organizer device" in such a way that all medications can be identified and taken by the user easily and safely and at the appropriate time. It minimizes the risks associated with forgetting to take medication. The invention facilitates direct transfer of the appropriate dosage of medicine to the patient's mouth without the need of hand contact that in addition to sanitary considerations can lead to dropping the medication before oral ingestion.
1. A medicine organizer device comprising:
A holding device for a plurality of medicine containers to be arranged in a sequential order, said holding device further being in a form of a briefcase;
plurality of containers having a cap covering an opening, said containers being capable of holding an one time medication portion of a user, said containers being further attached right side up to said holding device when containing the one time medication portion, said containers being attached right side down to said holding device when empty, said opening being sized so that it can be placed fully in between lips of the user to ingest the one time medication portion by tilting the container, thereby eliminating the risk of dropping or spilling the one time medication portion placed inside said container;
and a labeling system enabling recognition of each container arranged in the device.
2. The medicine organizer device claimed in
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This application is entitled to benefit of Provisional Patent Application Ser. No. 60/275,537 filed Feb. 20, 2001.
This research was not sponsored by any Federal Agency.
Not applicable to this invention.
1. Field of Invention
This invention relates to devices for storing and dispensing medications.
2. Discussion of Prior Art
There are several medicine organizers and pill dispensers present in the prior art, but none of which disclose the invention that pertains to this application. U.S. Pat. No. 4,126,247 (Majka, 1978) describes a pill dispenser which is a key operated device and does not let the user put bottles with medicine, unlike the Bowman invention. U.S. Pat. No. 4,573,606 (Lewis, 1986) discloses an automatic pill dispenser and method of administering medical pills, which has a photoelectric pill detector, yet does not foresee handling of bottles with medication. U.S. Pat. No. 4,573,580 (Messer, 1986) pertains to a unit dose medication dispenser where the user consumes medicine by hand and no bottle handling is foreseen. U.S. Pat. No. 4,763,810 (Christiansen, 1988) relates to a medication dispenser that has a microprocessor and does not foreseen handling of bottles of medication. U.S. Pat. No. 5,762,199 (Aguilera, 1988) refers to a daily pocket pill organizer that is a compartmented pocket size cylindrical dispenser of pills with a removable top. U.S. Pat. No. 5,915,560 (George et al, 1999) describes a compartmentalized pill dispenser with a plurality of pill cavities but that does not involve bottle handling. U.S. Pat. No. 6,193,103 (Clarijs, 2001) discloses a pill dispenser with a base plate, a cover, holding means for pills and aperture for releasing pill, but no handling of medicine bottles. Finally, U.S. Pat. No. 6,338,535 (Rickert, 2002) relates to a pill organizer with a plurality of drawers but using no medicine bottles. Therefore, the prior art does not include a medicine organizer device in which the user can consume the medication directly from a bottle containing medication. Thus, this invention prevents the user's direct hand contact with the medicine, dropping the medication to the ground, and sanitary problems. For all of these reasons, the Bowman invention is a new and useful device subject to patent protection.
This invention allows medications to be held in bottles in a "medicine organizer device" in such a way that all medications can be identified and taken by the user easily and safely and at the appropriate time. It minimizes the risks associated with forgetting to take medication or multiple dosing because of forgetfulness of the patient, lack of communication skills, oversight on a caregivers part or other form of negligence to timeliness or dosage. Furthermore the invention facilitates direct transfer of the appropriate dosage of medicine to the patient's mouth without the need of hand contact that in addition to sanitary considerations can lead to dropping the medication before oral ingestion.
This invention offers a number of useful advantages over other mechanisms for dispensing and assisting in timely oral delivery of medications. These advantages include:
FIG. 3. is a view of the medication organizer device with capped bottles containing one time medication portion and empty bottles being attached to the device up side down to indicate that the medication has been taken. The bottle caps are marked indicating the time of the day content of each bottle is meant to be taken. The holding device contains labels for each day the medication is to be taken.
The invention consists of a device for holding small tubes (1) or bottles (2) with caps (3). This holding device may be tray like in form or a small box or briefcase (4) form. The bottles or capped tubes are arranged in a sequential order so as to allow for various combinations of delivery times for the medication in the tubes. These slots can be labeled as appropriate to cover different days or different times within an individual day. On a fixed time basis, i.e. weekly or monthly, the individual bottles are filled with the appropriate dosage of medication. The bottles are then arranged in the bottle holding device. At the appropriate times the patient, or one that is to administer the medicine, removes a tube or bottle, uncaps it and transfers it to the mouth. Once the neck of the bottle is in the mouth it is tilted so as to transfer the medication directly from the tube (1) or the bottle (2) to the mouth as shown in FIG. 6.
The empty bottle is then returned to the carrier upside down, serving as a record to all concerned that the medication has been ingested.
The invention consists of a box, case, or other device for holding a series of tubes (1) or bottles (2) forming a medicine-dispensing device. The bottles (2) are arranged in the holding device in a specific array that allows for fixing a schedule to take medications on a regular timeframe. At the appropriate time individual bottles (2) are removed, uncapped and the bottle is passed so that the opening (6) is placed between sealed lips (7) of the patients (8). The patient (8) then tilts the bottle (2) in such a way as to cause the medication (9) to be ingested into the mouth, without risk of spillage.
The device will be deployed with a labeling system (10) so that bottles can be located and or labeled either by day or time of day. This might include, but is not limited to "morning", "lunch" and "evening".
The drawings represent an embodiment of the device. The scope of the device is however limited only by the scope of the claims not by a particular embodiment shown in the drawings. Among the various embodiments are included varying carrying devises such as cases, boxes, and flats. Also envisaged are various color code or labeling embodiments for the bottles. It is envisaged that after the medication has been taken the bottle (2) or tube (1) can be returned to the carrying device in an inverted position. By having the empty bottles downside (5) it can be easily determined which medications have been ingested.
Although the description above contains much specificity, these should not be construed as limiting the scope of the invention but as merely illustrations of some of the presently preferred embodiments of this invention. Thus, the scope of the invention should be determined by the appended claims and their legal equivalents, rather than by the examples given.
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SYRACUSE The Marcellus football team took out a whole lot of frustration on its nemesis Westhill Friday night, pounding the host Warriors, 43-31 in a Class B West clash.
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"It was our time to end this streak and start one of our own," Mustangs' coach Joe Fiacchi said. "The kids were focused. They were very focused on this. Anytime you can beat Westhill it's a great game."
Marcellus (3-2 overall, 2-2 league) all but broke the streak by the time halftime dawned. After Westhill fumbled the ball away on the first play from scrimmage, Mustang quarterback Kyle Hastings found his favorite target, Dan Landi, in the corner of the end zone from four yards away.
Marcellus doubled its lead before the first quarter was over. The Hastings-Landi duo struck again, this time from 18 yards out, and it wasn't done.
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It closed to 34-14 when Dan Gratien intercepted a Hastings pass and returned it to paydirt from 22 yards out. But any hopes Westhill had of making a miracle rally were dashed on Marcellus' next possession. Brad Hermes latched onto a Hastings pass and found the end zone with 7:20 left to play.
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In 1836 young Johann Frederick Kuhlmann made his way from Germanto America, eventually landing at the port of New Orleans after one of his sea journeys. Remaining in New Orleans working in various jobs, he continuously heard stories about the newly established Republic of Texas and its capital, Houston. To satisfy his curiosity, he made a trip to Houston and liked what he saw: a bustling little town that might provide him a promising future.
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When people hear the name MacGregor Park they likely think of two notable Houstonians: Henry F. MacGregor, a businessman and philanthropist who helped shape Houston's development in the first quarter of the twentieth century whose family donated the land for the park in his honor, and Olympian Zina Garrison, who became a world champion tennis player through John Wilkerson's MacGregor Park Junior Tennis Program in the 1970s and who returned to Houston to encourage others to take up the game.
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Well located and laid back hotel. Close to Boston Common, Newbury Street, and restaurants. All worked well in the room. Was comfortable and had ample room. Did find a long hair in the tub, but human things do happen. Would stay here again.
Stayed here for business for 5 days in March 2014 and it was excellent! Beautiful hotel in a great part of Boston. Very convenient to lots of cool stuff in Boston. Very friendly staff and the rooms are very nice. Excellent doormen who always asked if I needed help getting a cab when I left for work each morning. I would definitely stay here again if in Boston.
Great facility. Helpful, pleasant, and polite staff. Lovely, clean rooms with great space. Quiet - wasn't disturbed by the typical hotel noises (e.g. slamming doors, overly enthusiastic cooling systems, elevators running, neighbor's TVs, etc.) Fantastic location. All in all a great stay. Thank you.
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Great location and bed.Rooms are small but modern and well ventilated, bathrooms very comfortable.We had a problem with housekeeping that was well handled by the reception manager.The reception area is too small for the size of the hotel and the fitness room has inadequate space with too much equipment for its size and no space to lay a mat
This hotel is in a good location, we had a good sized room with a lovely bathroom. The service from all the staff was excellent, they were friendly and helpful at all times ensuring that you felt welcomed and valued The restaurant and the bar although not cheap were good with snart decor.The only negative was that when we opened the room window there were a number of cigarette butts in the bottom edge of the frame ( no doubt from guests ignoring the no smoking policy), which was very unpleasant - perhaps this need checking every so often.If we return to Boston we will stay here with no hesitation.
From the moment I arrived, all of the staff - from the entry door, to the check-in desk, to the valet, etc, - were wonderful, professional, engaging. My room was wonderful..great shower!!! The location was perfect for walking, driving, touring, getting anywhere I wanted to see in Boston. I loved every moment of my stay and hope to return again soon to Boston and would definitely love to stay at Loew's again. I have already told others about Loew's, recommending that they stay there if they visit Boston.
Spectacular customer service, warm and friendly - felt like coming home except better! Very pleasantly surprised with chocolates and champagne in recognition of our anniversary. Overall fabulous hotel, will most certainly stay with them again.
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BUCKNER – Coy Zerhusen said earlier this week Owensboro would be the best team Oldham County had played to this point in the year.
The Red Devils went out and proved the Colonels' coach right Thursday night.
Owensboro forwards Justin Miller and Aric Holman scored 24 and 20 points, respectively, as the Red Devils handed OC its first loss of the year, 86-68, on the first day of the Best in Hoops Tournament.
Owensboro (3-2) put the game out of reach in the third quarter with a 13-3 run that stretched a 46-40 lead to 59-43.
North Oldham scored a combined 509.5 Saturday to finish second at the 11th Annual Woodford County Invitational Swim Meet in Versailles.
North finished second only to Elizabethtown (817.5). South Oldham (346) placed seventh in the 16-team meet.
On the girls side North (256.5) placed third behind E'Town (448) and Woodford County (324). South (101) finished seventh.
South freshman Lydia Jackson won the girls 500-yard free (5:16.33) and 200-yard free (2:00.18).
One weekend before they head to the sunshine of San Diego, the Oldham County Colonels will host the Best in Hoops Tournament this weekend.
The tournament brings together eight state teams for three days of competition.
Teams are first put into two pools of four. After playing round robin pool schedules, teams then play a representative from the opposite pool based on seeding.
This will be the third year OC has hosted the event. The Colonels went 4-0 in the event last year, beating Bracken County, Southern, Central and DuPont Manual.
David Levitch was in a familiar place when the University of Louisville Cardinals took the floor this fall for their first scrimmage at the KFC Yum! Center.
Levitch, a lifelong U of L fan, grew up going to games with his parents at the Yum! Center and, before that, Freedom Hall.
But this time Levitch wasn't in the stands with his mom or dad. He was trotting out of the tunnel in a red-and-white warm-up uniform, taking the court as a member of the Cardinals basketball team.
The environment nearly overwhelmed Levitch at first, he said.
SHIVELY – The stands were mostly empty, the field was in rough shape, the temperature was in the teens and the game was played with 10-minute quarters instead of the usual 12.
But for the six North Oldham and South Oldham football seniors who took the field at Western High School Dec. 12, it was one last chance to represent their high schools.
GOSHEN – There wasn't much hope for North Oldham with four minutes to play Tuesday night.
The Mustangs trailed North Hardin 60-44. They'd scored just eight points in the second half, struggling with turnovers, shooting and rebounding.
But a Jon Jon Henry basket and free throws led to a Chris Burton three. That led to a Henry three and a Trevor Burton 3-point play.
In just a few possessions, North Oldham got back in the game.
BEDFORD – South Oldham has woken up.
Kyle Young scored 26 points Monday as the Dragons ran past overmatched Trimble County 93-40. The win was South's second straight after a disappointing 60-42 loss to Collins Dec. 9 in the team's home opener.
CRESTWOOD – South Oldham finally slipped on its tough early season schedule Saturday.
Highlands' Brianna Adler scored 19 points as the Bluebirds beat the Lady Dragons 57-47 Saturday, marking South's first loss of the season.
The Lady Dragons (2-1) were playing without starting point guard Abbey VanZant, who suffered a concussion Wednesday in a win over Floyd Central (Ind.). South coach Christy Higdon said she expects VanZant to return for the Lady Dragons' next game, Wednesday at Gallatin County.
BUCKNER – Both Oldham County teams came out victorious against district foe Trimble County Friday, but they did so in far different fashions.
The Lady Colonels clawed back from a 36-15 halftime deficit before Ashley McMurtrey hit the game-winning free throw in a 57-56 OC win in the girls' game.
Meanwhile the boys had a less stressful evening, taking care of Trimble 70-30. Both teams are 1-0 now in District 29 play.
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Panel pricing is showing declines and is expected to continue trending down throughout mid-June, with most applications declining US$0.50-1, according to DisplaySearch. In the monitor...
LCD monitor panel prices in May fall, says WitsView
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Prices for 21.5- and 23.8-inch LCD monitor panels in May dropped US$1.0-1.50/panel and those for 19.5-, 23- and 27-inch models by US$0.8-1.0/panel, according to WitsView.
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LCD monitor shipments are expected to drop 6% in the first quarter of 2015 and prices for 19.5- and 21-inch LCD monitor panels are expected to drop US$0.70-0.80, according to WitsV...
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Taiwan-based panel makers saw an 18% on-quarter increase in monitor panel shipments during the second quarter of 2013.
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Will Boeing hit a new high today?
I guess not, but as after-hours indicates, BA is trending upward!
Only if you posters promise me that you will not use this message board to discuss the War on Terror in this message board.
Boeing's aerospace future is tied to the war on terror. Military funding isn't infinite. Eventually decisions like boots on the ground or new jet fighters will have to be made. Boeings sponsoring of war could eventually backfire.Soon the war on terror (aka Iraq war and others) will consume so much of our budget that some Boeing Military aircraft programs will come under increasing pressure to be cancelled.
Would be best if nobody responded to those messages not relating to BA stock. Its good to be back.


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Good food but a little priceyPosted on 04 / 25 / 2015
Ate here a couple of times in April 2015. The place has only been open at this location a few months (near Bailey's General Store). The food is very good, but the price is a little steep. I paid $9 or more for a chocolate smoothie. Paid $43 for a two-person lunch that included two entrees and two smoothies. But the food is very good. It is all plant-based and mostly organic I think. They serve breakfast all day, and also have several lunch or dinner options. They sell a lot of smoothies, despite the prices. They also stock a small number of vegan food-stuffs like Stevia and Earth Balance. Plus they sell t-shirts, magazines, and a few other items. Seems to be a real family-run business, with as many as three generations working at the shop. The place feels like a sandwich shop, though there are other options, and sandwiches seem to be a small part of the menu. The ambience is not really upscale, though the prices are. But if you are looking for vegan fare on Sanibel, you must check out the Ssanibel Sprout.
Cons: Pri ce, Ambience is not memorable, May have to wait a bit for food.


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This handy guide to The Odyssey will introduce students to a text, which has been fundamental to literature for nearly 3000 years. Readers will be introduced to the world in that the Odyssey was produced, to the text itself and to its origins in oral poetry. This volume gives a summary of the poem and examines its structure. The unity, values and techniques of the poem are clearly outlined, as are the reasons for its longstanding appeal. This guide delves into the diverse world of the story; that of monsters, gods, and enchantresses which interacts with the very different world of the home, marriage and the family. Students will be introduced to the essential themes of loyalty and betrayal, and guided through the narrative of Odysseus' adventures, which also illustrate the workings of the world and the justice of heaven. Readers will also find a very helpful guide to further reading.
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