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Since there seems to be no cohesive place for Fu Zhuan Tea, "Fu Tea", also known sometimes as Golden Flower Tea, I figured a new topic would be appropriate. This tea is unique in purposefully supporting the growth of microbes in it's processing. It comes usually in brick form with small yellow dots or fungus (i.e. Aspergillus.) The aroma and flavor is unique in it's slightly nutty "antibiotic" taste. As it makes me feel mellow, I personally like the tea.
I have been searching out samples over the past year with very mixed results. Some teachatters have dismissed it as 'garbage.' I think this is premature and believe this "genus" of tea at least deserves a closer look. You can form your own opinions and post them here!
Here are a few resources.
There has been some talk of it here:
and to a lesser extent here:
Ya-Ya Tea House in New Zealand has a nice write-up on Fu-Zhuan Teas:
Hojo also has a one page typical summary with a couple of decent photos:
Vicony Teas has brief introductory write-up on Hei Cha here:
Jakub Tomek briefly blogged it:
As did Matt recntly from MattCha:
A search for 'Zhuan' on ChawangShop's site results in 70 hits:
Science-minded links:
If you are a chemist and would like more in depth information, this recent eight page PDF by Luo, Ling and Li, et. al. 2012 covers some of the fungal growth and compounds found in it.
MEversbergII found this link:
Fermented Camellia sinensis, Fu Zhuan Tea, regulates hyperlipidemia and transcription factors involved in lipid catabolism
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shah82 wrote:Buds don't age like leaves do.
shah82 wrote:There are lots of buddy teas that either fade or gets hongcha-esque.
http://www.twodogteablog.com/2012/10/23 ... uer-2000s/
Also, in general, the badder plantation teas are just really slow to age, and truly needs that humidity.
puerhking wrote:I think it was $10 back in the day. Compared to the Two Dog example....the spent leaves of my cake were all darkish....also looking like hongcha. No doubt that I would never buy another.
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$10 isn't a bad deal for a cake like that. I think it is probably ~$25 or so now, which still isn't bad, if you want hongcha. Hell of a lot cheaper than buying 350g of most red teas.
In my experience, most purely bud cakes age towards hongcha character. Huangpian have their rightful place in the world.
puerhking wrote:So bud cakes are considered Huangpian also?
TwoDog2 wrote:
No no, what I meant was, Huangpian serve a purpose in a cake. As do the other leaves. If you make a cake of pure buds, it doesn't age well and is less interesting. Some people (usually for the sake of aesthetics) will take out all the huangpian, or take out everything but the buds to make bud cakes which cost more and look pretty, but make a less multi-dimensional tea. I meant that I am a fan of huangpian and think they have earned their rightful place in cakes, because they add certain character that is missing without them.
puerhking wrote:Oookay....lol....I thought that sounded strange. I'll have to take your word on the huangpian. I don't have enough experience with it to render an opinion.
gasninja wrote:The Red mark had huang pian in the mix. For that matter so did Zhou Yu's 2007 remake.
I have a couple huang pin cakes I like to drink them at night since there is almost no caffeine. One is pretty old I found an edamame pod in it.


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Merlins are small, fierce falcons that use surprise attacks to bring down small songbirds and shorebirds. They are powerful fliers, but you can tell them from larger falcons by their rapid wingbeats and overall dark tones. Medieval falconers called them "lady hawks," and noblewomen used them to hunt Sky Larks. Merlin populations have largely recovered from twentieth-century declines, thanks to a ban on the pesticide DDT and their ability to adapt to life around towns and cities.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (April 12, 2013) – After a competition layoff of more than a year, members of the U.S. Men's Sitting Team will return to the floor on April 15-20 in San Jose, Costa Rica.
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In an event that U.S. Men's Sitting Team Head Coach Bill Hamiter (Bethany, Okla.) calls a "cultural exchange," the U.S. Men will travel from their headquarters at the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond to play sitting teams from Costa Rica, Mexico and Colombia.
"Costa Rica is using it as a promotional piece and a chance for its teams to play more," Hamiter said. "We're taking a combination of veterans and newer players to see how they do in competition."
The last time the U.S. Men's Sitting Team competed was at the Intercontinental Cup on March 3-10, 2012 in Cairo, Egypt. The team finished eighth, failing in its final attempt to qualify for the 2012 Paralympic Games.
Eric Duda (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.), who has taken over as team captain for Brent Rasmussen, who has retired from the team, said the players are anxious to compete again.
"It's going to be testing out the muscles and getting a full sprint in," Duda said. "It will be nice to see how far the team has come in all our practices and camps."
Other veteran players who will be traveling to Costa Rica are Edgar Laforest (San Juan, Puerto Rico), J. Dee Marinko (Newcastle, Okla.), Daniel Regan (St. Louis, Mo.) and Charlie Swearingen (Gulfport, Miss.).
Newcomers on the team for San Juan are Rejy Bacchus (Byan, Texas) and Thomas Davis (Detroit, Mich).
Both Hamiter and Duda agreed that the U.S. Men's Sitting Team has put the disappointment of missing the 2012 Paralympic Games behind it and is now focused on qualifying for the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
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"You know what? This is our greatest chance to qualify and medal," Duda said of the 2016 Paralympic Games. "We have raised the stakes and we are going for a medal now."
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5 Eric Duda (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)
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A Wild Descent
We check our watches, do some fast math and realize that this will be today's turnaround point if we want to beat darkness to our campsite. On the climb, I enjoyed the long views of the Santa Lucia Mountains' 5000-foot peaks and the wild blue ocean expanse. On the descent, I appreciate the trail's buffed-out surface. We float down the mountain, legs moving fast with each footfall into the fine-grained, grippy dirt. Where the trail curls upon itself, we flail and flap our arms to guide our turns.
We soon return to the tall grass and I hear the ocean's roar. I catch glimpses of Highway One snaking along the land's contours, the first sign of humanity in hours. When we arrive back at the trailhead, we are covered in a sticky mix of perspiration, ocean salt and poison oak's toxic urushiol. Bryon grins and says, about both this trip and the trail, I suspect, "That was a nice surprise." We remove the irritant with a Technu wipe-down, take a few pulls on a bottle of cold water, gobble up some juicy watermelon and settle into the Kirk Creek Campground for the night.
Throwing together dinner over a camp stove, we stretch our legs between stirs of the pot and turn west to watch a fireball sun drop below the sea's horizon. The Kirk Creek Campground, a small Forest Service campground perched 100 feet above the ocean on a grassy bluff, provides us with a wide-open westward view. Without meaning to, I find myself fist pumping the sunset, the first day of our Big Sur vacation and being smack in the middle of where the wild things are.


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James Charrington, chairman, Europe, Middle East and Africa, BlackRock Investors need to keep a close eye on the impact of government policy. Major policy mistakes that would throw the world back into recession worried us greatly a year ago. Many of these risks appear to have receded now, but there is now the risk of complacency.
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Magnus Carlsen
Born in Norway in 1990, Magnus Carlsen is the world number one chess player and the highest ranked player in the history of the game. Long-time friend of the brand, our collaboration with Carlsen began in 2010 being photographed by Anton Corbijn as the face of our campaign. For the Spring/Summer '14 season, he fronted our campaign once again, this time alongside Lily Cole in "The Challenge" – a thrilling metaphorical chess match.
Renowned for his confident and unpredictable style of chess-play, Carlsen embodies the spirit of unconventional thinking which lies at the heart of G-Star. A child prodigy, Carlsen became a grandmaster at the tender age of 13 and World Champion at the age of 22. In 2014, he again defeated Viswanathan Anand at the World Chess Championship in India to defend his title as World Champion.
" Most people in the chess world find my collaboration with G-Star very interesting… "
As a teenager, his attacking playing style won him the respect of many established chess names, and his performance at the 2009 Nanjing Pearl Spring tournament has been described as one of the greatest in history.
His powerful performances continued and on January 1st 2010, Magnus became the youngest ever World Chess Number One — the first player from a western nation to reach the top of the rankings since Bobby Fischer in 1972.
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Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Former BWF Deputy President, Punch Gunalan passed away early this morning after suffering for some time with ill health.
A passionate badminton player, coach and administrator, Punch Gunalan served with the IBF / BWF as an elected official for nearly 20 years up until 2008 - Council Member, Vice President and Deputy President. Punch was an IBF / BWF Council member from 1993 to 2008 but was first elected as member of the IBF Commtitee of Management, Open Badminton Committee and Tournamnet Committee in 1989.
Born April 2, 1944 in Sepang, Selangor Malaysia, Punch Gunalan was a former badminton star of Malaysia and arguably one of the finest combination doubles and singles players that the Malaysia has ever produced. The citation on the Olympic Council of Malaysia website reads:
"While Malaysians were overwhelmed in 1970 for losing the Thomas Cup, Gunalan defeated Indonesian legends Injartno and Mirjati in his doubles title game with partner Ng Boon Bee to regain Malaysia back in the world of badminton. Despite losing 2-7 to Indonesia at the championship, Gunalan's victory is something that we can still be proud of".
"Gunalan was a talented right-hander. He was indeed among the finest combination doubles Malaysia has ever produced. In 1971, Gunalan and Boon Bee again became the top men's doubles team in the world, winning the prestigious All England title, as well as the Canadian, Danish and U.S Open titles. His gifted right-hand amazed people with his exiting smash".
Achievements - Badminton Player
After his retirement from Badminton as a player, Punch Gunalan continued his career by coaching the Malaysian team (Badminton Association of Malaysia) and fulfilling a wide range of administration roles at the Club, National and International levels.
Punch Gunalan was Deputy President of the BWF from 2005 to 2008 and a Vice President from 1997–2005.
Punch Gunalan – 1944 - 2012
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DORIS MCGRADY, 69, Williston, formerly of Parshall, died Monday in a Williston nursing home. Memorial services will be held later in the spring. (Fulkerson Funeral Home, Williston)
PHYLLIS JENNEMAN, 90, Minot, died Tuesday in a Minot hospital. Funeral Friday, 1 p.m., Our Redeemer's Church, Minot. Visitation Thursday, 2 to 7 p.m., Thomas Family Funeral Home, Minot. Memorials are preferred to Our Redeemer's Church, Minot.
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RAYMOND VOLLMER, 86, Willow City, died Monday in a Minot hospital. Funeral Friday, 2 p.m., First Lutheran Church, Willow City. Visitation Thursday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., with a prayer service at 7 p.m., Nero Funeral Home, Bottineau.
LESLIE KOHM, 65, Williston, died Monday in a Minot hospital. A memorial service will be held at a later date. (Everson Funeral Home, Williston)
FINN MINTON, 53, New Rockford, died March 15 in a Carrington hospital. Funeral Friday, 11 a.m., Evans Funeral Home, New Rockford. Visitation Friday, 9 to 11 a.m., in the funeral home.
LEONELLA SCHOEL-KOPH, 82, Williston, died Tuesday in her home. Funeral Friday, 1 p.m., Emmanuel Free Lutheran Church, Williston. Visitation Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Friday, 9 to 11 a.m., Everson Funeral Home, Williston.
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On Wednesday April 3, 2013, the College of Medicine and The Children's Hospital at Montefiore (CHAM) co-hosted Pediatric Research Day in Montefiore's Cherkasky Auditorium. The daylong event featured a keynote address by Dr. Judy Aschner, newly appointed professor and chair of pediatrics at Einstein and physician-in-chief at CHAM, who began her new roles on Monday, April 1.
Following welcoming remarks from Dr. Allen M. Spiegel, the Marilyn and Stanley M. Katz Dean at Einstein, and an introduction from Dr. Philip O. Ozuah, executive vice president at Montefiore, Dr. Aschner presented "Create the Future," in which she introduced herself and the day's agenda. Her talk was followed by plenary sessions featuring the work of eight individuals; among them, Ekaterina Taneva and Dr. Nicole Pattamanuch received special recognition for their exemplary research. The presentations were moderated by CHAM's three pediatric chief residents, Drs. Matthew Kusulas, Hannah Stinson and Allison Stakofsky.
During lunch, those in attendance viewed 90 posters detailing research by students, house staff, postdocs and junior faculty at a poster session set up in Grand Hall, at the end of the food pavilion. This was followed by a presentation of awards to those receiving recognition for their plenary presentations and posters. In addition to Ms. Taneva and Dr. Pattamanuch, those recognized for their posters included Drs. Christine Capone, Kristen Delaney, Daniel Fein, Beatrice Goilav, Zhenwei Gong, Rachel Gross, Pedro Mesquita, Sajida Thein and Chloe Turner.
The remainder of the afternoon featured break-out sessions on topics including "Improving Healthcare: How to Incorporate QA & Comparative Effectiveness into Clinical Practice"; "Research Funding in the Era of Sequestration: Is Research Still a Viable Career Path"; "Balancing Career, Family and Debt"; and "Staying Academic as a Clinician."
As chair of pediatrics at Einstein and Montefiore, Dr. Aschner will over¬see its clinical, research, advocacy and educational missions. Her own research focus is the neonatal pulmonary circulation and the factors contributing to pulmo¬nary hypertension in infants with lung and heart disease. She is principal investigator of a multi-center study of biomarkers predictive of long-term respiratory mor¬bidity in premature infants, funded by the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute. She also is serving a five-year term as secretary-treasurer of the American Pediatric Society and has a long-standing interest in fellowship training, education and mentorship.
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About the Author: Mark Dillen serves with USAID in Afghanistan.
In a graduation ceremony at Ministry of Public Health in Kabul on January 25, 75 Afghan women received certificates for successfully completing the USAID-funded hospital midwifery education program and nine Afghan women received nursing degrees through the Aga Khan University Program in Afghanistan.
Women who enter the two-year hospital midwife education program are selected through the national Concur examination system and must have a least a ninth grade education, good literacy skills, and be between 16 and 30 years of age. After graduation, the new midwives are deployed to hospitals or comprehensive health centers.
Second Vice-President Karim Khalili, Acting Minister of Public Health Dr. Suraya Dalil, USAID Senior Deputy Mission Director Robert Hellyer, Director of Ghazanfar Institute of Health and Sciences Dr. Kymia Azizi, Head of Aga Khan University Programs in Afghanistan, Dr. Parvez Nayani, other Ministry of Public Health officials, and members of the international donor community took part in the ceremony.
Afghanistan has the second highest maternal mortality rate in the world. Approximately every 30 minutes, a mother dies giving birth in Afghanistan, and 77 percent of these deaths are due to factors that could be avoided with proper health care. The neonatal mortality rate is also high in Afghanistan, with 60 newborns out of every 1,000 dying in the first month of life. Vice-President Khalili in his speech asked the international community to continue helping the health sector of Afghanistan.
"Maternal mortality reduction is not solely a health agenda; it's rather an economical, developmental and social issue. We can't have a prosperous Afghanistan unless we tackle or address maternal death seriously," said Acting Minister Dalil.
With multi-donor support and a high-level commitment from the MoPH, the number of midwives in Afghanistan has increased from 467 in 2002 to more than 2,700 today. USAID has helped train 1,478 midwives and developed the midwifery education program utilized by 34 midwifery schools in 32 provinces.
"The United States strongly supports midwifery and nursing education, and believes that increasing the number of skilled health providers in Afghanistan is essential to improving maternal and child health and reaching Afghanistan's Millennium Development Goal to reduce maternal mortality by 50 percent by 2015. Our support demonstrates our lasting commitment to the people of Afghanistan," said USAID Senior Deputy Mission Director Hellyer.
USAID collaborates with the Ministry to support midwifery education programs throughout Afghanistan, and is increasing the number of skilled midwives in an effort to reduce infant and maternal mortality.
For more information about USAID's programs in Afghanistan, please visit: http://afghanistan.usaid.gov.
Patrick W. in Maryland writes:
Hi DipNote, Hillary and Afghanistan's Women.
I like this healthcare and educational program . Afghanistan's women are really progressing in every way.I think they should also let older women play a part in this process. :)
They may have more practice in real life deliverys. :)
Nice posting Mark Dillen of USAID......
Ron in New York writes:
The values of healthcare and women's role in health for Afghanis is reflected well in USG/USAID policies and programs. The new Congress, however, is intent on eliminating USAID. What does this say about the values of the New Congress?
Eric in New Mexico writes:
USAID = Nationbuilders R US
Enfranchise the notion among nations.
Let them copy the orginizational model so in the not too distant future there may be;
Want to build a better world? Eradicate disease, poverty, and illiteracy? Along with lowering infant mortality and better health among mothers? A whole of government approach among governments worldwide is probably the only way to achieve that quickly.
Now I don't know where Ron in New York gets this idea Congress wants to "eliminate" USAID, but that would be not in America's interest, or the world's.
Given the fact that our President is now of the opinion that teachers are nationbuilders, (see SOTU), I'm of the opinion he may just have gotten what I've been talking about for quite some time on this blog.
"We are a nation of nationbuilders on many levels."
Thanks for listening.


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (222 votes).
In short: Good training for Spring marathons Date of review: January 18, 2009
In short: Hard run, but good weather made it easier than it has been in the pastIn full: Thx Yaxley, as usual a well organised/marshalled race where you minimise the problems associated with the venue, parking, showers, etc and maximise the bits you can do something about, i.e the shuttle service. Puts a lot of other races with better facilities to shame!Run itself is a good one, a hard 15 that you feel is a good one to finish!Date of review: January 18, 2009
In short: Undulating course, a good early test if you're training for a marathonDate of review: January 18, 2009
In short: Third time for me and my fastest year, very enjoyableDate of review: January 18, 2009
In short: Great way to start the new year. Challenging course, excellent organisation friendly marshalls. I'll be back again next year.Date of review: January 18, 2009
In short: Superb, challenging, great organisation.In full: A local race, 1st time here and 1st time at this distance, very good (apparantley) training for London marathon. can't praise the organisation enough, BRILLIANT!Date of review: January 18, 2009
In short: Great course, challenging hills (especially second time round) extremely well organised eventIn full: Once again, perfectly organised race from Yaxley Runners. Love the course, a little exposed at the rop of the course with the cross wind, overall a really good challenge. Nice bacon butties also, apparantly.Date of review: January 18, 2009
In short: I remembered the hill near the start at the one at the end but oops forgot the one in the middle - the hardest!!Date of review: January 18, 2009
In short: very well organisedIn full: Plenty of marshalls, would have appreciated a shower afterwards, but can't have everything. The parking being so far from the start/finish area was a problem, despite the free transport as I left my after race kit in the car, not realising how far away it was. Never mind. Gave me a chance to wear my new t-shirt. Despite the hills, I enjoyed this race. Never run this distance before so a new challenge. Good bacon buns afterwards and prize presentation reasonably quickly after event. A good marathon build up race. Well done to all organisers and marshalls.Date of review: January 18, 2009
In short: I hate this race - but I keep coming back year after year because the organisation is fantastic. Keep up the good work Yaxley. In full: Really good "lets see how unfit I am after Christmas race" and as usual I never fail to score highly in that department! If I could just manage a decent run here this would be one of my favourite races. All the marshalls were fantastic, the support is good for a rural event and the bacon cobs were very welcome.Date of review: January 18, 2009
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Nutri-Lawn follows the principles of Integrated Pest Management when dealing with weed infestations. The foundation of our approach is to create a healthy and competitive stand of turfgrass that is capable of out-competing weeds and tolerating minor insect feeding. This is a corner stone to delivering Ecology Friendly Lawn Care. Focus is placed on the environmental conditions that the turfgrass grows in.
A broadleaf weed herbicide application, if done properly, is very effective, fast acting, and affordable. We follow the principals of IPM and use technology that allows us to spot treat weeds efficiently. This means a significant reduction in the amount of pesticides used.
The need for follow-up applications will be determined by weed type (more tenacious weeds will require multiple applications), and the general condition and health of the turf.
We discourage the "weed control only" applications because weeds are often a symptom of poor soil conditions, and if the soil compaction, fertility, or watering are not being managed properly, then the weeds will simply return.
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The entire colony was destroyed by the Husnock in 2366. All but one of the 11,000 colonists were killed and the planet surface was ravaged. The colonist were unable to flee as the colony had no interstellar spacecraft at its disposal. The sole survivor, actually a Douwd in Human form traveling under the name Kevin Uxbridge who moved to the colony in 2361, used his enormous powers to destroy the entire Husnock species in retribution. Later, Uxbridge remained in self-imposed isolation on Delta Rana IV. (TNG: "The Survivors")


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (501 votes).
In short: The best race I have ever competed in!Date of review: October 25, 2009
In short: Hyfryd, hyfryd, hyfryd. (Wonderful x 3)In full: Areithiol, Arwrol, Anfarwrol - Diolch i holl griw Marathon Eryri am ddiwrnod bythofiadwy.Biblically awful weather at the start and a proper gale coming over Bwlch y Groes. But that's why we love Eryri! Diolch/Thanks!Date of review: October 25, 2009
In short: Superb but very hard.Date of review: October 25, 2009
In short: First timer and it was amazing!!! Cried at the end as I was so chuffed to have made it after severe leg cramps at 23 miles!! Thank you to a hero in yellow for handing me a gel that got me to the finish line! ! Great support and fab atmosphere. Date of review: October 25, 2009
In short: My favourite race ever!! second Snowdon and loved it so much. Great camarederie, great smarshalls (brrill choccy energy cake!) and great support, especially at tghe end. Best day ever.Date of review: October 25, 2009
In short: just how a race/event should be i loved itIn full: i have only entered one race before (the oulton park half marathon ).the difference was amazing this race was organised and the other was thrown together or so it seemed. the marshalls and the support from the general public was absolutely amazing ,especially considering the weather conditions .the runners too as friendly as you like i was there on my own but never felt lonely a. it was also my first marathon again the support and friendlyness of everyone made the transformation to a marathon runner easy ,this race has to be one of my greatest life experiences .. i am definitely back next yearDate of review: October 25, 2009
In short: My 13th in 15yrs,Yet again a fantastic well organised event,weather great, support good even though weather was damp will be back next year rt Date of review: October 25, 2009
In short: Another great race - thanks to all organisers and marshallsDate of review: October 25, 2009
In short: good fun runIn full: Yesterday was my first ever marathon and it was a really great experience.The weather was pretty rough with rain and strong winds, but at mile 23 I was pretty glad of the gale as it actually blew me up the hill, and that's not a joke.Chatted to a few other runners before and during the run and everyone was cool, very freindly.The scenery was very impressive even though you couldn't see all of it because of the weather but on a clear day it must be incredible. As for the run itself, having read all the reviews from previous years, I had worked myself into a frenzy of fear and doubt, but I found that it wasn't too bad. I would recommend this to other first timers as long as you have prepared with a bit of hill work. There were lots of water stops along the way which I really appreciated - Thanks, and also quite a lot of supporters along the route which was quite impressive given the weather. The only slightly dodgy part of the day was the bus to the start point from llanberis, I had about a 40 minute wait in the pouring rain and got soaked, but it wasn't the end of the world, but maybe they should put another bus or two on for next year. Thanks to everyone for making my first one a great one, shame I didn't get the podium place I wanted, but I'll probably get it next year (as long as I can shave 2hrs off my time!)Date of review: October 25, 2009
In short: Very difficult, but thoroughly rewardingIn full: Despite probably being the most difficult race I have done, I enjoyed every moment. Long, steep, hard uphills and downhills, tricky conditions, great fun. Appreciated my Tyvek forensic suit while waiting an hour for the race start in the wind and rain. Really feel like I achieved something. All other races will be compared against this one.Date of review: October 25, 2009
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A new phase of detours will begin Monday, June 18 in Terminal 1 for arriving passengers seeking ground transportation shuttles. Construction on the Terminal 1 Bag Claim Drive (Lower) is switching to the two north lanes which are closest to the terminal curb. All van and shuttle pick up areas will be moved to the center roadway island.
No pedestrian traffic will be allowed to cross the construction areas. The public will be directed to enter the Terminal 1 Garage from the Bag Claim level (Doors 14, 15 and 16), take the elevator to the Green Level (Level 3) and then use a cross walk to access the ground transportation pickup zones along the roadway island. The detours affect pick up zones for the Terminal 2 shuttle, Super Park shuttles and off airport parking vans. Pickup for hotel and motel shuttles during the second phase of construction will remain located on the upper level of Terminal 1 at Exit 6. In addition to detour signage, the Airport will have an Information Ambassador walking throughout the bag claim area to assist travelers and the public.
The alternate passenger pickup area in the Terminal 1 Garage is still in effect through the second phase of the roadway project which began in late April. All public motorists picking up passengers from Terminal 1 should follow signs to the Terminal 1 Parking Garage. The temporary pickup area is located on the yellow level (Level 2). During this project, motorists have a 15 minute free grace period in the Terminal 1 Garage.
Lambert encourages motorists to use the Airport's free cell phone lots located near each of the terminals on Lambert International Boulevard. Motorists should wait for arriving passengers until they confirm that they have arrived and are ready for pickup.
The roadway project is scheduled for completion by August 1.
Avoid parking fees the next time you pick up a passenger. Lambert provides free waiting zones for motorists near each terminal.


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Combined General Meeting and Board of Directors' meeting of 9 November 201211/09/2012
Press release - Paris, 9 November 2012
Combined General Meeting of 9 November 2012
- Dividend: € 1.58 per share
- Renewal of the directorships of Martina Gonzalez-Gallarza, Pierre Pringuet, Alexandre Ricard, Wolfgang Colberg and César Giron
- Appointment of Ian Gallienne as Director
Board of Directors' meeting of 9 November 2012
- Renewal of Pierre Pringuet's terms of office as Vice-Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
- Renewal of Alexandre Ricard's term of office as Deputy Chief Executive Officer
Combined General Meeting of 9 November 2012
Today, Pernod Ricard's shareholders held their Combined General Meeting (ordinary and extraordinary sessions), chaired by Danièle Ricard, Chairman of the Board of Directors, to approve the 2011/2012 consolidated and parent company financial statements for the year ended 30 June 2012 and to vote on the resolutions submitted for their approval.
Dividend: 10% increase to € 1.58 per share
The shareholders set the cash dividend at € 1.58 per share for the 2011/12 financial year, which is an increase of 10% compared to that of the previous year. An interim dividend payment of € 0.72 per share having been paid on 5 July 2012, the balance amounting to € 0.86 per share will be detached on 14 November 2012 and paid on 19 November 2012.
Ratification, Renewal, Appointment of Directors:
Martina Gonzalez-Gallarza
The General Meeting ratified the co-option as Director of Martina Gonzalez-Gallarza, as decided at the Board of Directors' meeting of 25 April 2012 to replace Rafaël Gonzalez-Gallarza following the latter's resignation. Martina Gonzalez-Gallarza was appointed for the remainder of her predecessor's directorship, namely until the close of this General Meeting. Martina Gonzalez-Gallarza's directorship was subsequently renewed for a further term of two years by the General Meeting.
Pierre Pringuet
The General Meeting renewed the term of Pierre Pringuet for a further term of four years.
Alexandre Ricard
The General Meeting ratified the co-ption as Director of Alexandre Ricard, as decided at the Board of Directors' meeting of 29 August 2012 to replace Patrick Ricard. Alexandre Ricard was appointed for the remainder of Patrick Ricard's directorship, namely until the close of this General Meeting. Alexandre Ricard's directorship was subsequently renewed for a further term of four years by the General Meeting.
Wolfgang Colberg The General Meeting renewed Wolfgang Colberg's directorship for a further term of four years.
César Giron
The General Meeting renewed César Giron's directorship for a further term of four years.
Ian Gallienne
The General Meeting appointed Ian Gallienne as Director to replace Gérald Frère, following the latter's resignation for personal reasons, with effect from this General Meeting. Ian Gallienne was appointed for a term of two years.
Board of Directors' meeting of 9 November 2012
The Board of Directors, meeting today at the close of the General Meeting, unanimously decided, on the recommendation of the Appointments Committee, to renew Pierre Pringuet's terms of office as Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors and Chief Executive Officer.
The Board of Directors also renewed, as proposed by Pierre Pringuet, Alexandre Ricard's term of office as Deputy Chief Executive Officer.
Madame Martina Gonzalez-Gallarza
Ms. Martina Gonzalez-Gallarza is a graduate of the ICADE Jesuit Business School in Madrid and holds a PhD in Marketing from Valencia University. From 1991 to 1992, she worked in the Marketing Department of KP Foods (part of the British United Biscuits Group). She then pursued her career in the academic world and held various functions in the Faculty of Business Studies at the Universidad Politecnica of Valencia, notably as Director of the Marketing Department and in charge of the International Bureau. In 2004, she was appointed Dean of the Faculty of Business Studies at the Catholic University of Valencia. Since November 2008, Ms. Martina Gonzalez-Gallarza has been researcher in consumer behaviour and a lecturer in international masters programmes (MBA) and other diplomas in the Marketing Department of Valencia University.
In addition, Ms Martina Gonzalez-Gallarza is a member of the Spanish Marketing Association and the French Marketing Association.
Monsieur Ian Gallienne
Mr Ian Gallienne has been Managing Director of Groupe Bruxelles Lambert since 2012. He graduated in Management and Administration, with a major in Finance, from the ESDE School in Paris and obtained an MBA from INSEAD in Fontainebleau. From 1998 to 2005, he was Manager of the private equity funds Rhone Capital LLC in New York and London. In 2005 he founded the private equity funds Ergon Capital Partners I, II and III, of which he was Managing Director until 2012.
He has been a Director of Groupe Bruxelles Lambert since 2009, of Imerys since 2010 and of Lafarge since 2011.
The Nominations Committee determined that Mr Ian Gallienne fully meets the independence criteria set by the AFEP-MEDEF Code, to which the Company refers.
The Annual General Meeting was broadcast live and can now be viewed in both French and English on the www.pernod-ricard.com website.
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About Pernod Ricard
Pernod Ricard is the world's n°2 in wines and spirits with consolidated Sales of € 8,682 million in 2015/16. Created in 1975 by the merger of Ricard and Pernod, the Group has undergone sustained development, based on both organic growth and acquisitions: Seagram (2001), Allied Domecq (2005) and Vin&Sprit (2008). Pernod Ricard holds one of the most prestigious brand portfolios in the sector: Absolut Vodka, Ricard pastis, Ballantine's, Chivas Regal, Royal Salute and The Glenlivet Scotch whiskies, Jameson Irish whiskey, Martell cognac, Havana Club rum, Beefeater gin, Kahlúa and Malibu liqueurs, Mumm and Perrier- Jouët champagnes, as well Jacob's Creek, Brancott Estate, Campo Viejo, Graffigna and Kenwood wines. Pernod Ricard employs a workforce of approximately 18,500 people and operates through a decentralised organisation, with 6 "Brand Companies" and 85 "Market Companies" established in each key market. Pernod Ricard is strongly committed to a sustainable development policy and encourages responsible consumption. Pernod Ricard's strategy and ambition are based on 3 key values that guide its expansion: entrepreneurial spirit, mutual trust and a strong sense of ethics. Pernod Ricard is listed on Euronext (Ticker: RI; ISIN code: FR0000120693) and is part of the CAC 40 index.
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Robbery suspect Daniel Preziosi escapes from custody after preliminary hearing
NAZARETH, Pa. - Police in Northampton County are searching for a prisoner who escaped custody after a court appearance in Nazareth.
Daniel Preziosi, 24, was scheduled for a preliminary hearing on Monday, surrounding charges he faces for allegedly pulling a gun and demanding cash from the Wunderler Market in Bath in October 2013.
According to officials, Preziosi walked out of court in handcuffs and shackles.
A constable who was responsible for returning Preziosi to the Northampton County Prison tells 69 News that Preziosi took off while security was loading other prisoners into the car behind the magistrate court. A constable was within five feet of Preziosi when he fled, the source explained.
According to the source, Preziosi was able to wiggle his arms and legs from the handcuffs and shackles by using petroleum jelly that was found in his orange jumpsuit, which he later ditched. The handcuffs were found in a double locked position and the petroleum jelly container was opened, indicating Preziosi slid out of them, the source said. The constable said Preziosi obtained the jelly from the prison.
Preziosi was last seen wearing off-white colored long johns, police confirmed.
A constable who chased Preziosi down said he lost sight of Preziosi after running a few blocks, but said he saw Preziosi removing the handcuffs while on the run.
Nazareth Borough Police Chief Thomas Trachta said a search dog lost scent of Preziosi near a road, but would not confirm if there was a getaway car or not.
Northampton County Executive John Stoffa said a getaway car was suspected.
Amanda Tagliaterra said she was at her boyfriend's preliminary hearing on Monday, and had no idea that her boyfriend would attempt to flee from security.
"I am in shock. I can't believe he did this. I don't know why and I don't get it at all," Tagliaterra said.
According to Tagliaterra, there were rumors circulating on Monday that indicated Preziosi got into her car and was armed with a shotgun. She said the rumors are not true.
"He was just in court, how would he get a shotgun? There is no shotgun. They checked my car. There is nothing. He is not armed or dangerous," Tagliaterra said.
Tagliaterra said there is surveillance video of her driving around town on Monday that shows her boyfriend was not in the car, but she worries he could be in danger if people think he's armed.
"I just want him to be safe, so if he can turn himself in. People think he's armed and I don't want anything to happen to him," Tagliaterra said.
Tagliaterra said she had no contact with her boyfriend after the court proceeding Monday morning.
"I don't know where he is. I haven't talked to him," Tagliaterra said.
Chief Trachta said there is no indication that Preziosi is armed. He also said Tagliaterra is cooperating with authorities, but the investigation continues.
Trachta could not provide details on where Preziosi may be hiding out. Police aren't saying whether anyone else was aware of Preziosi's plan.
Joyce Wunderler, owner of the Wunderler Market, said she does not believe Preziosi will return to her store.
"I'm not worried. I would think he wouldn't be dumb enough to come back here. But who knows?" Wunderler said.
The Northampton County School District said George Wolf Elementary School in Bath was put on a precautionary lockdown for 20 minutes on Monday afternoon, after receiving a call from the 911 Center about the escape.
The Northampton County Department of Corrections described Preziosi as male standing 5'10", and weighing roughly 145 lbs. He has short brown hair and brown eyes.
Nazareth Police have an arrest warrant for Preziosi. Preziosi now faces a charge of felony escape, according to Chief Trachta.
Anyone with information should contact Nazareth Police at (610) 759-9575 or dial 911.
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The Bosnian goalkeeper was strongly linked with a move up the Premier League food chain in January, with the likes of Arsenal and Manchester United said to be monitoring his situation.
Begovic ended up seeing out the January transfer window at the Britannia Stadium, but Stoke did move to secure the services of England international Jack Butland on deadline day.
That would suggest that they are planning for life after Beogvic, with a summer move widely touted.
The highly-rated 25-year-old is paying little attention to the gossip, though, with it important for him to end the 2012/13 campaign as positively as possible.
Begovic told SportSport: "I must confess it is nice to hear these things. It is always nice to hear what others are saying, it means that you are doing a good job.
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I think if you ordered a blue steel pan from redhillgeneralstore in the last 3-4 months, it's no longer blue steel but just cold rolled steel. The mfr changed to a plant in Mexico I think.
s_b,I have successfully used your recipe; continued thanks. But, in my quest for learning (sometimes with my own experimentation, sometimes with others'), I was wondering what differences you encountered with the finished product between when you use to refrigerate your dough overnight, and now, just letting it sit several hours? Any change in the crumb?
Pizzabinge, add broccoli to your white pizza. That's how VP serves theirs. Broccoli, chopped tomatoes, or mushrooms all work very well on a nice garlicky, herby white pizza. When I do mine, I thaw a box of frozen chopped broccoli, warm it through in a pan of EVOO & minced or chopped garlic, then spread it on the dough after salting and before topping with cheese. It is absolutely wonderful. s_b
This is too good of a thread to let idle for too long, so allow me two things...(1) I've tried doing white pizza; adding some herbs, garlic, etc., but no matter what I do it comes out tasting like breadsticks (really good breadsticks). Anyone have any ideas to direct the taste away from breadstick-y to white pizza, or is it just the nature of the beast with this style of pizza?(2) Pizza L'Oven (similiar to Victiry Pig & Pizza Perfect, and in the same region) posted this picture on their Facebook page today. They call it pagach pizza: 2 cheeses, mashed potatos, garlic & chives. A little on the heart attack side of things, but sounds good to me.Edit: I recently started a pizza review blog (www.KeystonePizzaCritic.com). If anyone would like to do some guest reviews of pizza shops in PA let me know I think I made it like about a few days after Thanksgiving...
Steel Baker, thanks for all the work you've put into your epic attempt to clone this pizza. It looks delicious!I read somewhere in this thread that these blue steel pans are hard to find now. Would these pre-seasoned pansfrom Detroit Style Pizza Co. do the job? The 8x10-inch pan would suit me just fine. http://detroitstylepizza.co/detroit-style-pizza-pans/I hope it'll work since I impulsively just ordered one. I will be trying your recipe as soon as the pan arrives.


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Lindsey Berg Selected 2008 USA Volleyball Female Indoor Athlete of the Year
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Jan. 22, 2009) - USA Volleyball announced today that Lindsey Berg (Honolulu) has been selected as the 2008 USA Volleyball Women's Indoor Player of the Year.
Berg and her 2008 Olympic Games teammates earned the silver medal in Beijing. She played a key role as one of the two setters and the co-captain by helping to stabilize the squad dealing with the magnitude of the Olympic Games simultaneously with a tragedy affecting nearly the entire team.
"Obviously, I am thrilled and thankful to have received such a huge, individual honor as selected by our coaching staff," Berg said. "Throughout the year, I simply concentrated on working hard to make our team better as a unit, whether on the court or off. One of the main roles of a setter is to bring court leadership and be an all-around influence on the game in intangible areas such as serving. As a setter, I still need to depend on the pass to get as good a set as possible to as many available hitting options as possible, and that definitely takes teamwork. I am thankful to my coaching staff and teammates, who all played a role in this honor and our team's success in 2008."
"Lindsey is our co-captain and a player who brings incredible energy to the team," said 2008 U.S. Women's Olympic Team Head Coach 'Jenny' Lang Ping. "She pushes her teammates to work hard and stay focused. She is a smart, experienced player who brings great insights. During the Games, every time she came to the court she made a positive difference with her energy and determination. She played a key role in our quarterfinal win over Italy, bringing us back in the fourth set with her powerful jump serve."
Berg, competing at less than 100 percent full strength in her left knee that required surgery last September, played in 25 of the 33 sets during the Olympic Games in which the squad turned in a .250 team hitting efficiency and a 41 percent kill ratio. The setting combination of Berg and Robyn Ah Mow-Santos (Honolulu) played a key role in Logan Tom (Salt Lake City, Utah) earning the Best Scorer title during the Olympic Games.
Berg played a pivotal role during the Olympic Games quarterfinal round against Italy on Aug. 19. With the U.S. trailing 2-1 in sets, she took the service line to start the fourth set and promptly served the Americans to an 8-0 lead en route to a 25-18 victory. Berg again started the tiebreaking fifth set at the service line and did not yield the serve until the U.S. was in front with a 5-0 score. Team USA went on to win the set 15-6 to advance to the medal round. Berg tallied three aces, a block and 21 assists in the match.
After playing as a reserve in all three sets in the semifinal victory over Cuba on Aug. 21, Berg played a larger role during the gold medal match against Brazil. She started three of the four sets for Team USA and helped the U.S. become the only team at the Olympics to win a set against the eventual gold medalist. The Americans won the second set 25-18 and were leading 18-16 in the fourth set before succumbing in the end.
Berg competed in 82 of the possible 132 sets against international competition in 2009 as the U.S. coaching staff balanced playing time to assist in Olympic Games roster selections. She started 43 of the 51 sets possible during the FIVB World Grand Prix leading to a fourth-place finish for Team USA using a mixed roster of youth and veterans. Berg ranked seventh in setting during the World Grand Prix Preliminary Rounds.
Berg started four of six sets played during a three-match exhibition series with Brazil in June, including three set starts on June 11. Prior to returning to the U.S. Women's National Team, she competed in the Italian Serie A professional league with Asystel Volley Novara and led the squad to a fourth-place finish in the regular season and semifinal appearance in the postseason. She played in the second most sets among all setters in the league.


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Topic: Controller design: REST and search
So I'm building an app and trying as much as possible to conform to the REST/resource structure. One problem: where do I put the search?
I can think of two approaches here:
1. Use the list/index action, with a querystring parameter to help filter down the list. So a sample URL would be like http://example.com/posts/?query=test+query. This keeps the REST/CRUD action structure intact and allows me to reuse the list/index view if I want, but may limit customization later on.
Some sample code for this approach (using acts_as_ferret)
class PostsController < ApplicationController
def index
@posts = (params[:query].blank?) Post.find(:all) : Post.find_by_contents(params[:query])
2. Use a separate search action. Allows for a completely different action/view combo which might be helpful if I want to customize later, but seems to break the REST/CRUD structure. sample code:
class PostsController < ApplicationController
def index
@posts = Post.find(:all)
def search
@posts = Post.find_by_contents(params[:query])
Given the two options, which is "best" in this case? I see upsides and downsides to both.


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Enters his 33rd year in professional baseball in 2015…is the longest-tenured member of D-backs' coaching staff and only person on staff all 19 seasons since 1998…served as Minor League catching coordinator 1996-97. ... Moved to bench coach for 2015 after serving as third base coach in 2014. ... Served 2 stints as the D-backs' bullpen and catching coach from 1998-2002 and 2005-13…in 2004, began the season as the fi rst base coach but took over as third base coach after Al Pedrique was named interim manager…in 2003, served as bench coach. ... Among the catchers he has coached: Yankees' Jorge Posada, Mike Stanley, Matt Nokes, Bob Melvin, Brad Ausmus and Jim Leyritz and D-backs' Damian Miller, Kelly Stinnett, Jorge Fabregas, Chris Snyder, Miguel Montero, Henry Blanco, Wil Nieves and Tuffy Gosewisch. ... Began his coaching career in 1989 as a player/coach for Double-A Albany-Colonie in the Yankees' farm system.
Went 121-128 in 3 seasons as Manager in the Yankees organization…went 32-30 with Rookie GCL Yankees in 1990, 59-59 with Single-A Ft. Lauderdale in 1991 and 30-29 with GCL Yankees in 1993. Managed the Canberra Bushrangers of the Australian Baseball League to a 17-38 record in 1993..
Played in 297 career games as catcher in Houston (1983-86) and New York-AL's (1987-89) Minor League system...Drafted in the 21st round of the 1983 free agent draft by the Astros.
Glenn Patrick Sherlock...He and his wife, Lisa, have a son, Tim, and daughter, Cara...Tim was the D-backs' 40th-round selection in the 2009 First-Year Player Draft out of Duke University…he was originally drafted by the Phillies as their 32nd-round selection in June 2005 but chose to attend Duke...Earned a B.A. degree in environmental studies at Rollins College in Winter Park, Fla...Honored with the Rollins College Hall of Fame Achievement Award and earned Sunshine State All-Star status...Played three seasons in Yarmouth-Dennis Cape Cod League...Graduated in 1979 from St. John's Prep in Danvers, Mass., earning all-state baseball honors…also played football...Operates a catchers camp in the Valley during offseason...Completed the 2013 Ironman Arizona on Nov. 17.


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Vineyard Justice Network
Tuesday, November 12, 2013 at 9:00 AM - Wednesday, November 13, 2013 at 9:30 PM (CST)
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VJN Leaders Summit:
Does your church already work to fight human trafficking, to end poverty, or engage with creation care? Or your church is engaged with immigration reform, foster/orphan care, school partnerships, housing rights, or food pantries? Please join us for a historic, first gathering of Vineyard pastors, leaders, and seasoned experts to help steer the course of the new Vineyard Justice Network.
Why do we need a Vineyard Justice Network?
Vineyard Justice Network (VJN) does not exist to promote a singular ministry, nor are we trying to start a non-profit for Vineyard USA. Instead, we're focusing on bringing together our Vineyard church pastors and leaders who are already tackling one of the three targeted areas of structural, systemic injustice: human trafficking, poverty, and the environment.
Tuesday, November 12
8:30-9:30am Registration / Breakfast provided
9:30-9:45am Worship Leah Martens, Worship Pastor Iowa City Vineyard, IA
9:45-10:00am Welcome and Announcements
10:00-12:10pm Plenary Discussion I: Orienting Our Churches Towards God's Justice
10:00-10:30 Plenary Speaker: Rich Nathan, senior pastor Columbus Vineyard, OH
10:30-11:10 Panel Discussion with
Freya Fung, "Freeing God's Children" group leader | Evanston V.
Amanda Neely, church planter | Overflow Faith Community, IL
Mark Petterson, Vineyard Community Church, St. Louis MO
Steve Schenk, lead pastor | Buffalo Vineyard, NY
11:30-12:10 Breakouts with plenary speaker and panelists
12:10-1:30pm LUNCHprovided
1:30-3:30pm Plenary Discussion II: Sustaining a Culture of Environmental Stewardship
1:30-2:00 Plenary Speaker: Tri Robinson, director I-61 Ministries, ID
2:00-2:45 Panel Discussion with
Earl Hampton, senior pastor | Grant County Vineyard, KY
Steven Hamilton, founding leader | Vineyard Urban Mission, MD
Matt Kauffman, founder | Five Loaves Farm, Buffalo NY
Brandon Neely, social entrepreneur | Overflow Coffee Bar, IL
3:10-3:45 Breakouts with plenary speaker and panelists
3:45-4:15pm Break / Networking
4:15-6:00pm Issues-Based Discussion Groups Note: you have the option of switching groups at 5:00.
Environmental Justice – Creation Care, Fair Trade, Food Justice Leaders: Tri Robinson & Brandon Neely
Welcoming the Stranger – Immigration Reform, Refugees, Undocumented Immigrants Leaders: Rich Nathan & Kyla Snow
Poverty – Economic Development, Community-Based Partnerships, Poor-Led Leadership Leaders: Kathy Maskell & Jeff Kobunski
Human Trafficking I – Prevention, Fostering, Adoption Leaders: Cheryl Pittluck & Tricia Herren
Human Trafficking II – Aftercare, Re-Integration, Vocational Training Leader: Peter Wohler
6:00-7:30pm DINNER on your own
7:30-9:30pm Justice and Soul Care I: Formation Prayer Experiential
7:30-8:00 Plenary Speaker: Steven Hamilton
8:15-9:00 Worship — Davis Ruis, worship leader & church planter Kelowna, British Columbia
9:00-9:30 Ministry Time
Wednesday, November 13
8:30-9:30am Breakfast
9:30-9:45am Worship — Cory Miller, worship & children's ministry overseer Harvest Vineyard, Ames IA
9:45-10:00am Announcements
10am-12:10pm Plenary Discussion III: Does God Want Us to End Poverty?
10:00-10:30 Plenary Speaker: Kathy Maskell, assistant pastor RiverNYC, NY
10:30-11:10 Panel Discussion with
Jared Boyd, missional planter | The Order of Sustainable Faith, OH
Jeff Kobunski, senior pastor | Muskingham Vineyard, OH
Tino Suffi, compassion pastor | Anaheim Vineyard, CA
Beth Wood, community connector | Halifax Metro Vineyard,Nova Scotia
11:30-12:10 Breakouts with plenary speaker and panelists
12:10-1:30pm LUNCH
1:30-3:30pm Plenary Discussion IV: Abolishing Human Trafficking
1:30-2:00 Plenary Speaker: Cheryl Pittluck, steering committee Vineyard Justice Network
2:00-2:45 Panel Discussion with
Richelle Hennen, volunteer director | Traffick-Free, Chicago IL
Tricia Herren, director | Homes With Hope, Houston TX
Brenda Myers-Powell, director | Dreamcatcher Foundation, Chicago
Peter Wohler, senior pastor, Merge Vineyard | director, Source MN
3:10-3:45 Breakouts with plenary speaker and panelists
3:45-4:15pm Break / Networking
4:15-4:30pm Building the VJN Community
4:30-5:45pm Affinity-Based Discussion Groups Note: You have the option of switching groups at 5:05.
Possible groups: church planting/entrepreneurs/mission, senior pastors/ staff pastors, building local and city partnerships/church partnerships, worship/arts, lay leaders
5:45-7:15pm DINNER ON YOUR OWN
7:15-9:15pm Worship is Justice
7:15-8:15 Plenary Speaker: David Ruis
8:15-8:50 Worship — Leah Martens, Cory Miller, David Ruis
8:50-9:15 Ministry Time
We have reserved a block of rooms at the Essex Inn on Michigan Ave. The hotel is a short 12 minute bus ride from Overflow Coffee Bar. When booking, please mention "Vineyard" to receive the conference rate (ends October 11).
- Essex Inn ($144/night) - (312) 939-2800
- 800 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60605
- 12 minute bus ride between S. Michigan Ave. & 11th St and 16th & S. Michigan Ave. on the #4 bus
In addition, the Hyatt Hotel is nearby. However, there is no group discount offered at this hotel.
- Hyatt Hotel (begins at $279/night) - (312) 567-1234
- 2233 S Dr Martin Luther King Jr Dr, Chicago, Illinois 60616
- 12 minute bus ride between 16th & S. Michigan Ave to McCormick Place on the #3 bus
When & Where
Overflow Coffee Bar
1550 S. State St.
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2008 PARALYMPIC GAMES: U.S. Women's Wheelchair Basketball Team to Play for Gold
BEIJING, China -The U.S. Women's Wheelchair Basketball Team is one game away from winning its second consecutive Paralympic gold medal. The U.S. defeated Australia, 60-47, in the semifinals to advance to the gold medal game.
"This is about as good as you can feel at this point in the tournament," said U.S. head coach Ron Lykins (Stillwater, Minn.). "The team did a great job tonight battling with a very good Australia team and not getting rattled, even when they were down. We're in the championship game and we feel good about that. But, we've got a long way to go before we're a championship team."
The final score doesn't really tell the story of this semifinal match-up. A 13-point victory over Australia might make you think this was a runaway U.S. victory. But, with less than five minutes to go in the game, the U.S. was clinging to a 46-45 lead it had clawed its way back to after trailing for most of the third quarter.
"We knew Australia was going to come out hard and knew we had to play harder," said Christina Ripp (Littleton, Colo./Dane, Wis.). "We never got down on ourselves and never panicked. We stayed positive with each other and remained confident, which I think comes with the experience we have on this team."
Shooting woes had plagued Team USA throughout the game. The U.S. began the fourth quarter shooting just 32 percent from the floor and entered the last minute of the game having made only two of its 11 attempted free throws. Australia trailed by just four at this point, 51-47, and decided to take its chances by putting the U.S. at the free throw line. The women responded, hitting nine of 11 free throws in the closing minute to put the finishing touches on a 14-2 run that sealed the victory.
"We didn't really play the best game today," said team co-captain Patty Cisneros (Champaign, Ill./Lake Station, Ind.). "Australia came out and played a great game and kept us on our toes. We countered with a well-executed endgame and hit some clutch free throws and we're lucky that we pulled it out."
Ripp and Stephanie Wheeler (Tuscaloosa, Ala./Norlina, N.C.) carried the day for the U.S. with 18 and 15 points, respectively. Jennifer Ruddell (Rome, Ga.) also had a monster game, posting a double-double of 14 points and 13 rebounds.
The U.S. will face Germany in the gold medal game on Monday, Sept. 15, at 9:30 p.m. at the National Indoor Stadium.
For more information, or to arrange an athlete interview, please contact Susan Katz at email@example.com or 139-1075-4845 (Dial 011-86 plus the local number if calling from the U.S.).