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Amesbury, Mass. - Nov. 11 - Munters state-of-the-art Integrated Customer Air Handler (ICA) can now be equipped with RightDry™ technology to allow customers to select a higher efficiency dehumidifier with low-temperature reactivation sources. With the ability to integrate a... Read More
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Gas Humidification / Dehumidification ModuleOctober 7, 2014
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A small chat with a small fighter (Jamie Mahood)
By Spencer Kirksey [twitter]
Fighting at 110lbs and under sounds crazy right? Wrong, it's called the Women's Atomweight division and we may have found a future star in it. Jamie Mahood of Columbus Ohio will be fighting for the first time as an amateur soon and it will be at Atomweight. It's always great to find new fighters especially for a division so small (in two ways). I got the chance to interview her and the only thing I can say is that she sounds pumped to get out there and fight!
Q: What got you interested in Mixed Martial Arts?
A: My boyfriend (Nick) did, he started taking me to watch fights and then he told me that he wanted to start training to become a fighter. I started working with him on that and then I fell in love with it too.
Q: Which weight class do you feel will be best for you to fight in?
A: I already know it's going to be Atomweight. So it'll be me fighting a lot of tiny women. Which may make it even easier for me.
Q: What are you doing as of now to stay in fighting shape?
A: I'm working out constantly, going to the gym before and after work, eating healthy, and running all the time. I also train with Nick when I can and that's about it right now.
Q: Do you plan to join an MMA gym or fight independently?
A: I would really like to join a gym as soon as I can afford it.
Q: Any gym in particular you're looking at?
A: Right now I'm looking to join Buckeye MMA but as soon as I save up some money and start fighting more I'll start to look around for a gym.
Q: Getting ready for your first amateur fight, what do you feel is your biggest strength?
A: I'd have to say my ground game… wrestling definitely!
Q: How does having a guy like Nick to train with help you?
A: It helps me a lot; I mean he has punched me in the face so many times. Here's the thing, we don't use head gear or anything when we're sparring. I never want to put the head gear on or anything, I just want to get out there and start training. I don't want to wear head gear all the time then the second I start fighting get hit in the face and be like "owww oh my god". I want to be ready for it you know?
Q: Finally is there anything that you would like to say to all the other Atomweight fighters out there?
A: I'm going to kick your butt… haha no but I'd like to say that big things come in small packages just like us.

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text: Everett Collection; Evgenia Eliseeva/American Repertory Theater; The Weinstein CompanyMan of Many FacesHey, Hey, LBJ, How Many Actors Have Played You Today?From Bryan Cranston to Randy Quaid to King of the Hill, see the men who've played the 36th president.The Daily Beast09.27.13 2:08 PM ETEverett Collection; Evgenia Eliseeva/American Repertory Theater; The Weinstein CompanyEverett Collection; Evgenia Eliseeva/American Repertory Theater; The Weinstein Company Bryan Cranston is taking to the stage to portray Lyndon B. Johnson. From Randy Quaid's depiction to Donald Moffatt in 'The Right Stuff,' see the actors (and one cartoon) who played the 36th president. Evgenia Eliseeva/American Repertory TheaterBRYAN CRANSTONL.B.J. is the one who knocks. Bitch. Bryan Cranston took on the role of the 36th U.S. president in Robert Schenkkan's play, All the Way, which opened on Sept. 19 at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Mass.—and which has already sold out its entire run through Oct. 12 (probably because of a little show called Breaking Bad that's taking its final bow on Sunday). Cranston was described by The New York Times as cutting a "vigorous, imposing figure as L.B.J." and The New Yorker even saw fit to draw up a list of all the parallels between Cranston's L.B.J. and his Breaking Bad character, Walter White. If Cranston's not really your style though, there is another play, The Great Society, at the Clurman Theater in New York City that features actor Mitch Tebo as the late president. Everett CollectionDONALD MOFFATTDonald Moffatt, who you may remember as the man who screams "I'd rather not spend the rest of the winter TIED TO THIS F—KING COUCH!" in The Thing, took on the role of Lyndon B. Johnson in The Right Stuff, Philip Kaufman's film about the Mercury Seven astronauts. Johnson played a key role in helping win the space race between the United States and the Soviets and awarded NASA's Distinguished Service Medal to two of the Mercury Seven team. Everett CollectionRANDY QUAIDRandy Quaid won a Golden Globe for his depiction of a younger and more dapper Lyndon Johnson in LBJ: The Early Years. The film showed the highlights of Johnson's life from 1934 to 1973, including his first run for Congress, his antagonism of Bobby Kennedy, and his first day as a congressman, when he parked in the Senate majority leader's reserved parking spot (which, some years later, would come to bear his name anyway). Anne Marie Fox/The Weinstein CompanyLIEV SCHREIBERLiev Schreiber donned a whole bunch of old-man makeup in order to portray Lyndon Johnson in Lee Daniels' The Butler, a role that Schreiber described as enlightening. "Before I did this movie, I wasn't really aware of the extent to which LBJ had moved forward the civil-rights movement on Kennedy's behalf," the actor told the Los Angeles Times. "He was a white male from Texas and perhaps wasn't the obvious choice for this kind of change, but working with Mexican immigrants [when he was younger] became a powerful part of his life and continued to influence him as president… I don't know if as many people credit him with these advances as they should." Everett CollectionMICHAEL GAMBONMichael Gambon, who is best known as Professor Albus Dumbledore in the last six Harry Potter films, played Lyndon Johnson in the 2003 HBO TV biopic Path to War, which detailed Johnson's years in the White House during the Vietnam Era. Alec Baldwin co-starred as Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara, whom the film portrays as pushing Johnson deeper and deeper into the conflict. Everett CollectionJAMES CROMWELLYou probably know him as Jack Bauer's dad on 24 (or as the warden in The Green Mile—or the farmer from Babe) but James Cromwell also tried the role of President Johnson on for size in the TV movie RFK. Perhaps his most memorable scene: the moment Robert Kennedy is told that, despite his vice-presidential ambitions, he's just "not a good fit," but tries to console him with the possibility of remaining as attorney general. "I'd rather have you inside the tent pissing out than outside the tent pissing in," he tells an insulted Bobby. Kennedys Productions (Ontario) inc. and Zak CassarDON ALLISONDon Allison appeared in three episodes of the 2011 TV miniseries The Kennedys as President Lyndon B. Johnson, alongside Katie Holmes as Jacqueline Kennedy, Greg Kinnear as John F. Kennedy, and Tom Wilkinson as Bobby. As the movie was mostly about the Kennedy clan's trials and tribulations, Allison's role was mostly peripheral. YoutubeLAURENCE LUCKINBILLLaurence Luckinbill took a more unique approach to the role of Lyndon Johnson by starring in a one-man show called Lyndon, which he toured with in 1991-1992 and which was a response to Oliver Stone's J.F.K. Before that, Luckinbill played the same role for a 90-minute PBS show called Lyndon Johnson. Everett CollectionWALTER ADRIANIn the 2000 drama Thirteen Days, Walter Adrian played Vice-President Johnson during the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, alongside Bruce Greenwood as John F. Kennedy and Kevin Costner as Special Assistant to the President Kenneth O'Donnell. YoutubeBUCK STRICKLANDOK, so he's not actually a dead president. Or a real human. But did you know that this King of the Hill character, protagonist Hank's boss at Strickland Propane, is (totally probably) modeled after the characters' fellow Texan, Lyndon B. Johnson? 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San Francisco in World War II
€ 20,99
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Januar 2007
BeschreibungEverything changed on the morning of December 7, 1941, and life in San Francisco was no exception. Flush with excitement and tourism in the wake of the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition, the city was stunned at the severity of the Pearl Harbor attack, and quickly settled into organized chaos with its new role as a major deployment center for the remainder of the war. aFriscoa teemed with servicemen and servicewomen during and after the conflict, forever changing the face of this waterfront city. Warships roamed the bay, and fearsome gun embankments appeared on the cliffs facing the sea, preparing to repel an invasion that never happened.
Untertitel: 'Images of America (Arcadia Pub'. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: ARCADIA PUB (SC)
Erscheinungsdatum: Januar 2007
Seitenanzahl: 127 Seiten
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Forever Lasting.
Book by: teamanonymous
Status: Finished
Genre: Fantasy
Chapter1 (v.1) - Forever Lasting.
Forever Lasting
A Novel by Team Anonymous
Credit To: Stephanie Meyer
Without The Twilight Series i would not have the inspiration to write this
Chapter 1
Goodbye Family
So there i stood in my backyard with the spade and Mini Sunflower, i knew this would be the last memory my parents would have of me before i moved to Taghairm Village in native tongue meaning Witches Village. Fancy that moving from the extreme heat of Australia to the cold and wet of Taghairm Village, but i knew where i wanted to be, it's not that i hated my parents it's just that i liked my Aunty better. My Parents Paul and Angela Stewart were very false people i would not surprise me if i was adopted. My Aunty my Mothers Sister had saved me from them 17 years was enough i had almost given up. Sure i would miss my friends but they were in the past now, i had never really clung to anyone too much, growing up in a false environment i had not really trusted anyone except my Aunty. I knelt down and started to dig the hole that was soon to be filled with the adorable yellow sunflower
"C'mon Hazel" the taxi driver slash next door neighbour shouted.
I smiled to myself as I patted the dirt around the little plant "coming Josef."
I jogged to the front of the house taking one last look back at the two story Queenslander, sadly I would miss the house more than I would miss the people inside it, as I hopped in the taxi I felt new hope, hope for a better future.
"I'm going to miss you Hazel" Josef said with sadness littering his voice
"Yeah, me too" Armando said from the seat beside me not daring to look away from the window
I sighed of course this move wasn't all good I would be moving away from the hot Mexican boy who lived just next door, the hot Mexican boy who treated me like a princess even though we never dated, Armando had confessed to liking me when we were 13, at that time I had just brushed it off, it's not like I had not wanted to date Armando it was my father, my mother forced Armando and myself to play together she had seen the money in their family, as if we didn't have enough already. I had no complaints at the time of course but as I grew older my heartbreak counter went up and up I did not want this for Armando, to be one of the exes.
"And you think I won't miss you?" i asked him as I grabbed his hand
He turned to look at me "Well you said-"I cut him off mid-sentence grabbing the back of his neck and crushing his lips against mine.
"Hazel Please, I know it's too late, but don't leave" he mumbled under the kiss
I pulled away and looked him in the eyes "I'm sorry Armando but it is too late I have made my choice.
"Hazel you're not making this any easier for me" he said as he returned to look out of the window
I knew I saw a smile on his lips as he turned his head I couldn't help but let a little laugh slip
"Quiet Back There" Josef said in a humorous tone
I instantly felt embarrassed had Josef seen everything that had happened
We all sat in silence for the rest of the drive.
As we approached the airport my stomach started to do little flips, I wasn't quite sure what I wanted now, Armando grabbed my hand and whispered to me "Of all the people who could have stolen my heart I'm so happy it was you. Te Quiero Hazel"
"Te Quiero Armando" I whispered as I lifted his chin to kiss him softly on the lips.
"OK were here tortolitos" Josef said smirking into the rear view mirror
"Dad, really?" Armando groaned.
"Yes really, now get out of my taxi and help your chica bonita get her luggage out of the boot"
"Thankyou Josef for everything" I said as I closed my door, I walked over to his window and leant in and gave him a kiss on the cheek "I will miss you too Josef you were a better father to me than mine ever was"
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Southland Sharks' American star Kevin Braswell has been a winner his whole career. He speaks candidly to Brendon Egan about the team's difficulties this season and what needs to happen to turn things around for 2013.
Kevin Braswell is prepared to send out a sales pitch to best friend and former Breakers team-mate CJ Bruton and bring him to the Southland Sharks for next season.
Braswell and Bruton played together on the 2010-2011 Breakers' team that won their inaugural Australian National Basketball League title.
The American point guard said he would love to line up in the backcourt alongside Bruton again and was confident he could lure him to the Sharks for 2013 and turn the franchise's fortunes around. Southland have endured a woeful 2012, winning just four of their 15 games, which Braswell described as the low point of his memorable career.
Despite this year's struggles, Braswell was keen to return next season, but only if he was allowed to play the role of recruitment officer, and have a large say in the structures and makeup of the Sharks' team. Braswell is in the process of applying for New Zealand citizenship, and if he gains it, would be able to play in the league as a local, which would allow Southland to sign two import players.
American-born Bruton, who is a naturalised Australian, would count as an import, but would be a valuable acquisition for the Sharks. The 36-year-old was a clutch performer for the championship winning Breakers in last month's grand final series – which deservedly earned him most valuable player honours. He is a proven winner, having won five ANBL titles, and helped the Breakers go from chumps to champions in the space of three years.
Bruton is also a fan-favourite, who would put bums on seats, and be well received in the community. Bruton could come down as a player, or in a player-coach capacity, if the Sharks decided to move in another direction and let foundation coach Richard Dickel go.
Last year, during the Breakers' off-season, Bruton coached professionally for the first time in Puerto Rico, leading his team to the grand final series, which they lost.
He is contracted to the Breakers for the next two seasons, but with the New Zealand NBL expected to tip off in April next year, would be able to play for the Sharks at the completion of the Australian season.
"CJ loves a challenge and going to an organisation and turning it around," Braswell said. "CJ could get guys to come here. If you put me and CJ together, you can now get a lot of other players."
Braswell said he felt indebted to the Sharks' franchise after they provided him with support when he suffered a season-ending Achilles injury while playing for the team last year. Southland also showed faith in Braswell and brought him back for another season this year, when Australian NBL teams were reluctant to sign up the former Breaker after his injury.
Braswell said the Sharks had the potential to do something special next year, playing in a brand-new stadium, and believed with a little bit of tinkering to the squad, they could quickly transform into a force to be reckoned with. He had outstanding basketball contacts both in New Zealand and overseas and said he could assemble a talented playing cast.
"It could be what the Breakers are experiencing right now with sellout crowds [in Southland] ... I can bring talent down here and help you win a title," Braswell said. "If they bring someone like me here, I can talk to people. I have to have a lot of say in player personnel, though.
"They have to show me they want to go in the right direction, for me to come back here. I want to make sure, everyone here is on the same page. I have to get players, who want to be here, and want to build to success ... If it doesn't change [from what we did this year], I don't want to come back."
Braswell said the Sharks had to start thinking about their squad for next year, as soon as the season was over, and get in quickly and snap up their New Zealand-based players. He believed the Sharks were too slow off the mark during last year's off-season and said they needed to build their team around their key players and the style of basketball they wanted to play.
Southland suffered from a lack of depth and experience on their bench this season, which also desperately needed to change. Braswell said there were classy players sitting on the end of the bench for many of the leading New Zealand NBL teams, and they could gain more playing time with the Sharks.
"We need to be looking for talent early – not waiting to the last minute. Let's start now," he said. "These guys need to know their roles and that's what hurt this team a lot [this season]."
Braswell also said that some of the New Zealand players on the Sharks' roster had to take a good hard look at themselves and take greater accountability for their actions at practice and on court. He argued that American players had to perform otherwise they would be cut, but sometimes the Kiwi players rested on their laurels, because they knew they had a guaranteed contract.
Braswell was careful with his words when quizzed about Dickel's coaching ability. He said it was unfair to solely blame Dickel for the team's woes this season, but admitted there were several areas the coach needed to improve in, to produce better results.
"With Rich, he's going to grow in time as a coach. As a head coach, he's a step away from certain things ... If he gets the part of, `Stop being a friend and just be someone's coach, then he'll understand'. He'll be at the top and go up further.
"Sometimes, it bothers him when guys are upset and as a coach you can't be like that ... His friendliness is what kills him at times."
- The Southland Times
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Smuin Ballet details lineup for new season
Published 4:00 am, Monday, April 3, 2006
Smuin Ballet will offer two new works by founding Artistic Director and choreographer Michael Smuin, as well the West Coast premiere of "Reinin' In the Hurricane," by American Ballet Theatre's ballet master Kirk Peterson, during its 2006-07 season, performed around the Bay Area from October through June 2007.
Smuin's new rhythm-popping "Obrigado, Brazil (Thank You, Brazil)," set to recorded music by cellist Yo-Yo Ma with a Brazilian band, will be on the opening-week bill at San Francisco's Palace of Fine Arts Theatre, along with his early Kabuki-influenced ballet "Shinju" and guest choreographer Peterson's "Reinin' In the Hurricane." That piece is danced to country music by Gene Autry, k.d. lang, Johnny Cash and others. The program will be repeated in February at the Dean Lesher Regional Center for the Arts in Walnut Creek, the Sunset Center in Carmel and the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.
Smuin has fully reworked his "Christmas Ballet," with new sets and special effects by Douglas Schmidt, costumes by Sandra Woodall and lighting by Michael Oesch. It opens Nov. 24-25 at the Dean Lesher Regional Center for the Arts, followed by runs in Mountain View, Carmel and San Francisco's Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.
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In May 2007, Yerba Buena will present the premiere of Smuin's "The Enchanted Child (L'Enfant et les Sortilèges)," inspired by the Ravel opera of the same name, on a program with the choreographer's "Songs of Mahler" and a new work by one of the company's Protege Program artists, yet to be selected.
Season subscription series, $102-$171, can be purchased by calling (415) 495-2234 or going to www.smuinballet.org. Single tickets, $45-$57, go on sale Aug. 1 at the various venues.


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WELL, quite easily really. The young Spaniard has been played on the left of the front trio and on the right, more often, yet neither of these are his best position. With Rodgers' plan A there is a growing feeling he is getting it right, but against Aston Villa we saw that there are times when it needs tweaking.
Enter Suso.
Suso should be played as closely to Suarez or Sturridge as possible, as the games where we are playing against teams that just defend he is one of the few players that can make that difference. A 'no look' pass, beating a man in close proximity, Suso is not blessed with electric pace but he has that way of playing that this generation of young Spaniards are all blessed with.
It's a mixture of guile and agility that gives the player with the ball the confidence and frame of mind to just go past his man with the simplest of ease.
Suso has this in abundance, which makes him so dangerous to play against. In the blink of an eye he is past his man through fleet of foot, showing great skill and trickery to embarrass his marker.
Suso, along with Jonjo Shelvey, has been played "out of position" quite a fair bit this season, and has still looked good. Although of late he has been subbed a fair bit, which may affect his confidence, but he won't let it show in his playing style. The ideal scenario would be one of a front three of Sterling, Suarez and Sturridge with Lucas, Suso/Shelvey and Gerrard/Henderson behind them. Suso pushing up to support the front three as much as possible to really get the best out of him and others around him.
In the Spaniard, recently capped for his national teams under 21 side, we have a player that can play here for years to come and with a manager that has no problem trusting youth then the future is bright for the youngster. Real Madrid and Barcelona are already putting out the feelers for him, but the level headed kid from Cadiz has only recently signed a long-term deal with the Reds, keeping him at Anfield to help him flourish beyond his teen years to become a mainstay in the first team.
Player comparisons are sometimes misleading, but if you were to compare Suso to anyone it would be David Silva; someone who has become so pivotal to the way reigning champions Manchester City, play. Suso needs to add goals to his game, as he has a few assists to his name already, but the composure in front of goal will come with more game time and age. There is an ever growing feeling on the Kop that when Suso scores, he will explode, such is his desire to make it at Liverpool.
Credit must go to Rodgers for having the guts to play the likes of Suso, Raheem Sterling, Andre Wisdom and others so frequently, but it is also a damning realisation of how poorly we have spent on so called senior members of the squad – which is an entirely different topic altogether. One thing we can all agree on is that Suso will be an Anfield regular for years to come.
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Osborne Clarke (OC) long had to ward off accusations that, as a Bristol firm, it was underweight in the City and had little chance of competing with upper mid-market corporate beasts with HQs firmly in the Square Mile.
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"Given our focus on growth in London and internationally we have considered London as our headquarters for quite a while," says CEO and managing partner Simon Beswick. "Some say your headquarters is where your managing partner sits. That works for me as I operate out of London more than anywhere else. We'd say the shift in growth to London started three years ago and was set about two years ago. Since then I have averaged two-thirds of my time in the UK from London."
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - June 13, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas GA □ Herald-Zeitung □ Friday, June 13, 1997 I d - Z e i * u n 9 ■ -*' * ,! rf •*> . 1 . Church Life ■ To talk with Managing Editor Margaret Edmonson about Church Life, call 625-9144, ext. 220.Church Page ithfiil ask no more than God's grace This past Sunday I had the privilege of being part of a team that ministered at a local nursing home in our city. The congregation was more than 60 strong with more spirit and joy than is found in most churches on any given Sunday. I cut my ministry teeth preaching in nursing homes. While in Bible college, I worked as an orderly in a home and also took on the responsibilities of preaching on Sunday afternoons. After 20 years of ministering and preaching in all kinds of places, my nursing home pulpit remains one of my fondest. No matter how humble the beginning, beginnings always linger with tenderness. After the singing and preaching Religion briefs First Baptist attars aarobics classes to a Christian beat First Baptist Church of New Braunfels offers evening step aerobics classes through the summer. Classes resume at 6 p.m. June 24 and will be at 6 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays until mid-August. The cost is $1.50 a class with nursery available for $1. All classes use upbeat contemporary Christian music. Call 625-9124 for information. First Protestant VSS explores the wild frontier The "Wild Frontier Bible Theme Park" vacation Bible school will open at First Protestant Church, at the comer of Seguin Avenue and Coll Street horn 6 to 8:45 p.m. June 16 to 20 The "theme park" will be producing fun and games for children ages 3 through sixth-grade. A seventh- and eighth-grade class w ill also be available Call 609-7729 for information Vewtsi nvwfivnvi nuiis vny cw MNT conrtmicc Chn« Presbyterian Church will host world renowned author and scholar Dr. James Montgomery Boite June 27 and 28 Boice will be teaching his popular conference entitled "The City of God " Tbe "City of God" conference is designed to help Christians live biblically in a secular culture The conference is based on the Boice book "Two Cities, Two Loves," which draws heavily from St. Augustine's teaching about the City of Man and the City of God. Pastor Dick Jones said that while "there arc many issues today which all Christians should be concerned about, there are few truly biblical prcspectives being offered in the Church on how to view those issues." The result, according to Jones, is that "C hnstians are often tossed from one extreme to another, vulnerable to demagogues and charlatans who would take advantage of their naivete." The conference "will equip Christians to deal with these pressures," he said f or more information about "The City of God" conference, call Christ Presbyterian Church at 629-0405. The church is located at 1620 K. Common. (Submitted by Christ Presbyterian Church) "Lot's Follow Josus" at St. John's Episcopal VSS "Let's Follow Jesus" is the theme for this year's vacation Bible school at St. John's Episcopal Church at 312 S. Guenther St. From 8:30 a rn to noon on June 23 through 28, children ages 3 through the sixth-grade this fall will learn how Jesus loves, guides, protects and cares for them all the time. They will enjoy crafts, games and exciting stories each day from God's word For more information and registration call 625-2532. (Submitted by Lynda Roseborough) this past Sunday our ministry team prayed for each of the folks who had come to church. Most had a specific request. But one lady I prayed for taught me a truth I will not soon forget. I had watched her through the service. She was one of the many who radiated joy and hope. As I approached her and asked her how I could pray for her, her face broke into a wide, joy-filled smile. "There is really nothing that I need Jesus to Dennis Gallaher do," she said. "He has given me everything I could ever hope for. You can't imagine how thankful I am!" For a moment I just looked into her face, trying to decide whether she was really telling me the truth. Her eyes, crystal clear down to her soul, and her radiant smile said it all. Here was a saint who knew her Great Shepherd. She could truly say, The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want. How could someone who had every right to want something more out of life want nothing? From where I sat, it appeared that she could use a lot of things. From where she sat, God had given her all. It is the paradox of grace. Grace, the most precious gift of unrelenting favor, is a most personal and private giving. Most have been taught to insist through prayer that God deliver us from trouble. But God's ways are more often seen in His desire to give grace instead of deliverance. This is a tough pill to swallow for us raised to have our own way about life. Circumstances, painful and long, do not always change. But God's grace is available daily to see us through. Saint Paul had an occasion to record his history of troubles. By his own accounting he was whipped 39 lashes five times, beaten with rods thrice, stoned and left for dead, shipwrecked, robbed and run out of town too often to number. What did he learn? He learned that God's grace was sufficient. The word means to have complete confidence in God's adequate supply. Later, Paul wrote to the church that he had learned to be quite content whatever his circumstances. He was just as happy with much as with little. He had found the recipe for being happy whether his hands were full or empty. Through trouble — through trouble! — he discovered he could make it in the One who made him who he was. The lady at the nursing home knew that too. That was what was different about her life. She was genuinely content. Even though she had little in my eyes, her capacity for God's grace was much greater than my sightless eyes could see. We prayed none the less. Not to Food service Photo submitted Members of the United Methodist Women recently held a roast beef dinner and earned a profit of $1,500. At the May meeting it was voted to distribute the funds as follows: $500 each to the Emergency Children's Fund, the Community Service Center and the S.O.S. Inc. Food Bank. Here UMW President Lee Hatch presents a $500 check to Will Doolittle of S.O.S. Inc. Photo submitted United Methodist Women President Lee Hatch gives a $500 check to Susie Garcia of the Community Service Center as roast beef dinner chairwoman Jon! Ewing looks on. Joyful voices grow sweeter with age By ABE LEVY Staff Write* Nmcty-two-year-old Elna Frazier never took voice lessons or learned to play a musical instrument, but that hasn't stopped her from singing in the Sonshme Singers at First Baptist Church in New Braunfels. When then-ministcr of music John Hushing began recruiting people to form the choir in 1983, Frazier was one of about 15 members to answer the call "When I joined, I told John I can not read a note He said, 'Just make a joyful noise and the Lord will bless it,*" she said. Frazier, who worked for 44 years as a first-grade teacher, is the oldest member in the senior choir. The group has grown to more than 55 members and recently formed a 35- member ukulele band to accompany the singing. The singers keep as active as a roomful of toddlers. They have traveled across the nation to such locations as Missouri, Denver and Eureka Springs, Ark., singing at churches, music festivals and RV parks "It's really a thrill to hear them and a lot of times they will memorize the music," said Rushing, who is now the minister of senior adults. "It's a thrill just to stand there and listen to them. Over the years they improved in their singing voice." Most of all the choir members said they enjoyed the fellowship. Johnye Smitliee, 77, was one of the original singers in the group who said she joined to express her relationship with (iod. "I love every minute of it," said Smithee, who moved to the San Antonio arca from Waco in 1957. "We get on a bus and have fun from the minute we get on the bus until the time we get off. There's a lot of singing during the bus trip." The choir is taking a break this summer but will begin rehearsals again this fall, members said. Their selection of songs are a mix of contemporary and traditional tunes, members said, that they sing before a human and divine audience. John Lee said he joined immediately upon moving to New Braunfels in 1991. "It makes us feel better that we have a place we can serve and contribute to the overall effort," said Lee, 79, a bass in the choir. "It's just really great to know that you're serving the Lord and that's what ifs all about." College students help others for summer vacation More than I IO college and university students will meet in New Braunfels for a World C hangers national work project Saturday through June 21. The participants, who pay their expenses for the project, will assist several local residents by making much-nccdcd repairs to tlicir homes The type of work in which they will be involved includes repairing roofs, building porches, replacing ceilings, installing insulation and painting After a full day of work, they will enjoy an evening program including music aud Bible study Sponsored by the Southern Baptist Brotherhood Commission, World (hangers stresses "hands-on" involvement through participation in home construction and renovation work. Through the program, participants learn about missions firsthand by becoming personally involved iii helping others Hie Community Council of South gain anything but instead a great prayer of thanksgiving. I could not thank God for her good health, her good fortune, or her abundant provision. She had none of these. But what she did have was so much more and she knew it. She had her Father's favor. She had her Father's greater grace. She had what I need which is eyes to see the true riches of God's grace in her life. Next time, maybe she should pray for me. (Dennis Gallaher is pastor of the Freedom Fellowship Church of New Braunfels.) The Herald-Zeitung welcomes photographs, brief announcements, news articles and columns concerning faith and religion from all area churches. To submit an item for the church life page, drop it off at 707 Landa St. or call Managing Editor Margaret Edmonson or News Editor Sue England at 625-9144. c jot/1/lei 'nu >()()(I (Jc/ /'clens presents "Lessons in Nature'' a lecture by Garden-ville founder 'Malcolm Peck Saturday, June 14th @ I pm SJS I Malcolm Beck is a leading authority in the field of organic growing & gardening Come by and learn how to work with nature' Call 608-9160 for more information 658 Landa Street • New Braunfels ? Hill Country Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) A Hew Christian Church in Formation. Sunday Worship if 10:30 A.M. 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People not aware of the risk-information component of pharma marketing often call out the industry's ads for their leaden language (one fine recent example: "Do not take Victoza… if you are allergic to Victoza or any of its ingredients"). And heaven knows the industry is itself to blame for some of the dopier recurring imagery in its DTC spots, like models clad in white linen riding horses on a deserted stretch of pristine beach.
But nowhere is the potential for stepping in it, so to speak, more pronounced than when a brand hires a celebrity to do its bidding. To that end, we present to you our picks for the best and worst moments in celebrity healthcare spokespersonship—plus a few more that, frankly, we can't find anywhere on the Internet.
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Peter H. Raven, one of the world's leading botanists, has dedicated nearly three decades to conservation and biodiversity as Director of the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis, where he has cultivated a world-class institution of horticultural display, education, and research. Described by Time magazine as "Hero for the Planet," Dr. Raven champions research around the world to preserve endangered species and is a leading advocate for conservation and a sustainable environment.
Dr. Raven is chair of the National Geographic Society's Committee for Research and Exploration and he is President of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He is the receipient of numerous prizes and awards, including Japan's International Prize for Biology, the Environmental Prize of the Institute de la Vie, the Volvo Environment Prize, the Tyler Prize for Environment Achievement, and the Sasakawa Environment Prize. He also has held Guggenheim and MacArthur fellowships.
Dr. Raven received his Ph.D. from the University of California, Los Angeles, after completitng his undergraduate work at the University of California, Berkeley.
Linda R. Berg is an award-winning teacher and textbook author. She received a B.S. in science education, M.S. in botany, and Ph.D. in plant physiology from the University of Maryland. Her research focused on the evolutionary implications of steriod biosynthetic pathways in various organisms.
Dr. Berg taught at the University of Maryland-College Park, for 17 years, and is presently an Adjunct Professor at St. Petersburg Junior College in Florida. She has taught introductory courses in environmental science, biology, and botany to thousands of students since 1972. At the University of Maryland, she received numerous teaching and service awards. Dr. Berg is also the receipient of many national and regional awards, including the National Science Teachers Association Award for Innovations in College Teaching, the Nation's Capital Area Disabled Student Services Award, and the Washington Academy of Sciences Award in University Science Teaching.
During her career as a professional science writer, Dr. Berg has authored or coauthored several leading college science textbooks. Her writing reflects her teaching style and love of science.
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Using Reason to Realize More Residential Fire Revenues
While the majority of homes have smoke detectors, most are standalone devices and only 15% have working carbon monoxide detectors. Thus there's a huge untapped market for greater levels of homeowner protection and greater fire contractor profits. Learn how to make the compelling case for monitored system-connected fire/life-safety solutions.
David George April 30, 2013
Your residential customers and prospects may have a variety of misconceptions about integrated home security fire alarm systems. Let's look at these common myths with insight and sample scripts to deploy when dealing with homeowners.
Myth #1
They Say: My home is insured, so I'm already covered.
You Say: Insurance doesn't prevent a loss; insurance compensates you after the loss. An integrated security/fire/CO system will protect your family, home and valuables by deterring burglars, summoning the authorities, and notifying you and anyone else you designate. Plus, most insurance plans offer a discount for having integrated, system-connected smoke or smoke/CO detectors.
Myth #2
They Say: I don't need an integrated fire system because I have battery-operated smoke detectors.
You Say: Any smoke detector will wake you in the event of fire — if the batteries work, and you're not already suffering from smoke inhalation or CO poisoning, which can inhibit evacuation. System-connected smoke and CO detectors automatically alert the fire department, even if you're not home, to help save your family and property. System-connected devices are hardwired with battery back-up, giving you the reassurance of two power sources. Plus, when a device needs to be replaced or fixed, it sends a maintenance alert, signaling the need for attention.
Myth #3
They Say: Frequent false alarms make integrated fire systems more trouble than they're worth.
You Say: System-connected fire and life-safety devices that are installed and maintained by trained, licensed professionals should only go off when they are supposed to. Professionals know where to position devices to make them most effective while minimizing exposure to cooking smoke and other nonemergency sources. If you are experiencing false alarms, consult with a security professional [your company] to discuss reconfiguring your system, replacing or relocating detection devices.
Myth #4
They Say: A system will ruin the look of my home with unsightly wires and devices.
You Say: Although it is sometimes difficult to conceal all the wiring, professional installers (your company) have been trained to minimize exposed wire and to install devices as unobtrusively as possible. Wireless systems allow installation flexibility for proper placement in existing residences or challenging environments where it is difficult to pull wire.
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Don't ask me how I did it, but I got Laura to play THV 11 News "Oldywed Game" (I game I actually hosted its first year) on Valentine's Day last week. Yes, we've only been married five years. But that didn't stop us from losing! Still, a fun time was had by all.
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Above, my live hit this morning on "Today's THV This Morning" ahead of today's third-generation iPad launch. Drinking game: Every time someone says "device," take a shot! And that white earbud in my ear? That was my audio link to the studio today, connected to an iPhone in my back pocket. Today was obviously my […]
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Daniel Seddiqui, whose cross-country journey to work one job in every state is documented in his book, "50 Jobs in 50 States," made an appearance this morning on "Today's THV This Morning." I moderated Seddiqui's Sunday session at the Arkansas Literary Festival (which continues through Wednesday), and since then, he's been busy making the rounds, […]
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We've got what's shaping up to be an unpredictable — but fun! — Tuesday morning on "Today's THV This Morning" tomorrow, Election Day. Hosts Alyson Courtney and Tom Brannon will be live at Community Bakery in downtown Little Rock throughout the show. I'll be there too, and we'll chat with some of the state's candidates […]
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Hi..Acforfamily, Congrats 4
Hi..Acforfamily, Congrats 4 your son get into GEP! Which school your DS in now? glad to hear he enjoy the environment and everything.
First month in GEP seems to be a breeze. Homework seems to be rather minimal, though rather interesting.
First 3 days were orientation; getting to know the new school, new friends, new teachers, rules etc. Though it took me a while to realise where the water coolers were, I finally realised that there is a water cooler outside every toilet on every floor. So blur…
English teacher is a very nice man. He lets us compose 'rubbish'. I combined all sorts of funny words together to come up with my own nouns and verbs! My marks for my first composition was not good, maybe the teacher expects more now.
Maths is much more fun than before. We get to learn the different numeration systems, like Mayan, Egyptian etc. But the teacher does not provide us with everything, we need to do a lot of research on the internet ourselves. Sometimes, my mummy will ask me what topic is this, but I really don't know?
Chinese is the same as before. As usual, have to learn all the difficult words 🙁 The teacher issues a 笔记 paper before every chapter and expects us to fill in the meanings first before she goes through them. So difficult, I can't do it without help from mummy, dictionary and 成语 book.
Not much I can say of Social Studies other than that I know I have to submit a Family Tree project. As usual, my mummy is nagging me about why I have not started anything yet. The school reminded us a few times that Social Studies is now graded, not like in my previous school, but I must do it properly.
We also have this thing called IRS (I think it stands for Individualised Research Study). We had a list of questions given to us to help us identify our interests, so I circled all the ones about Maths. This is supposed to help us decide what project we want to do later.
PE is only once a week, boohoo…. So far, I have not even visited the library. In our old school, we used to have one lesson a week to go to the library.
I have to take the school bus home by myself now. I was very stressed one day when I missed the school bus home. I did not have this problem as my mummy used to fetch me from school. Now I realise that she is so nice even though she had to wait in the hot sun for me while I was playing with my friends.
Sometimes, I have to stay back with my group to do our language project. It is quite difficult to arrange a day as all of us have different activities outside school. Last week, I had to stay back almost every day due to project, CCA, extra lessons.
There are a few classmates from my old school, but I did not know them before. I miss my old friends sometimes, maybe I should call them up some day.
I think my mummy is more anxious than me….she keeps asking me what I am learning in school, but I can't tell her much. Well, so I am enjoying my first month in GEP; great school, great teachers and great classmates.
Hi..Acforfamily, Congrats 4 your son get into GEP! Which school your DS in now? glad to hear he enjoy the environment and everything.
May I know which school is your son studying?
maybe you should share this in kids say the darnest thing. and i really thot it was written by your p4.
Haha, so paiseh, these are exactly what my ds said, but I am the one who wrote this down….at least I know my English passed the p4 level ?!
Coming from a boys' school, he was very amused by the girls one day:
"Mummy, do you know that the girls are very funny?"
"When they go toilet, they must go together!"
"Maybe it is safer?"
"What is the use har? When it comes to exam, they cannot go together!"
It's definitely reassuring for accor-mum to hear that your ds has settled nicely in his new environment and is coping well.
Acforfamily, congrats to your DS into GEP! Great to hear that he's enjoying school!
hahaha… so cute and nice to read… thks for sharing your kid's perspective on his/her 1st mth! I read it with a smile on my face.
Ha, so cute. give kudo to your child who wrote this.


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Property Location
When you stay at North Charleston Marriott in North Charleston, you'll be near the airport and convenient to Charleston Tanger Outlets and Charleston Area Convention Center. This hotel is within close proximity of Tillman Park and SoCa Day Spa.
Make yourself at home in one of the 291 air-conditioned rooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, as well as phones with free local calls.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities including an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Planning an event in North Charleston? This hotel has 10500 square feet (975 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary (available on request).
Hotel Facilities
- Free WiFi
- Wedding services
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Conference space size (feet) - 10500
- Express check-out
- Conference space size (meters) - 975
- Meeting rooms 14
- Express check-in
- Business center
- In-room accessibility
- Fitness facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Number of meeting rooms - 13
- Restaurant
- Number of floors - 8
- Concierge services
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Conference space
- Outdoor pool
- 24-hour front desk
- Laundry facilities
- Free self parking
- Total number of rooms - 291
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Elevator/lift
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Porter/bellhop
- Free airport transportation
- Smoke-free property
- Accessible bathroom
- Bar/lounge
Room Facilities
- Hair dryer
- Premium bedding
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Free local calls
- Plasma TV
- Coffee/tea maker
- Pay movies
- Free toiletries
- Free WiFi
- Cable TV service
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Premium TV channels
- Room service (limited hours)
- Shower/tub combination
- Private bathroom
- Air conditioning
- Phone
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- Iron/ironing board
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Free weekday newspaper
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- This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for cooked-to-order breakfast: USD 10.95 per person (approximately)
- A pet fee will be charged
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property:
- Tourism fee: USD 1.09 per accommodation, per night
- Resort fee: USD 1.12 per accommodation, per night
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This was an egg-drop soup that I made as baby food for my children, but they still love it even now that they are grown-ups. When I don't have cooking liquid from boiling chicken, I use Chinese chicken stock granules. Making the eggs fluffy is key to the delicious taste of this soup!