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Wrap your expensive and fragile purchases in this versatile, protective cork design tissue paper.
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Products that look expensive are enhanced by an additional layer of elegance. These sheets of tissue paper are ideal for wrapping fragile products such as bottles of wine, whisky, sherry, port or liqueurs. Drink-related gifts, such as corkscrews, wine thermometers, spirit measures or glasses will also look stylish in this gift-wrapping paper.
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Traditional designs are on-trend in the wines and spirits branch. Which is why we developed the Cork design. The attractive, all-over design gives this paper a traditional look and makes it suitable for all occasions, such as Father's Day, birthdays and just-because days.
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8 hours of training that will get you certified to send Distant-Reiki
Have you felt the joy of using your Reiki 1 skills to provide Stress-Reduction and healing energy to yourself, other people, animals and the planet? If you are ready to attune to higher levels of Reiki energy and are excited to learn about sending distance healing, join us for Level 2 training.
At Balanced Moments, we recognize your commitment to personal growth and your desire to bring healing to yourself and others. Let us guide you through this life-changing journey as you discover the keys to a more powerful Reiki Energy.
Our Reiki Level 2 Certification Training is a 8-hour class that will allow you to deepen your relationship with Reiki and your healing abilities.
You will learn three powerful techniques that will add structure and focus to your use of Reiki:
- The Power Technique – Allow you to make the energy flow stronger when needed.
- The Mental/Emotional Technique – Allow you to tap into the cause rather than just the symptom of any situation.
- The Long-Distance Reiki Technique – Allows you to send Reiki to people and situations when they are not present.
Enjoy our hands-on approach to teaching, as we guide you through a complete treatment. You will leave this training with the confidence to share Reiki with the world. Your Reiki journey started with the Level 1 Class and will deepen with our Level 2 Class. You will be a lot more confident in your Reiki skills after this class, and will be able to achieve greater results.
Our Level 2 Training is open to Reiki students who have taken a Level 1 class.
Class includes:
- Level 2 Attunement which allows you to tap into higher energetic vibration.
- Learning and practicing the Power Technique
- Learning and practicing the Mental/Emotional Technique
- Learning and practicing the Long-Distance Reiki Technique
- Michal's Level 2 Manual for giving Reiki using these three Techniques
- Learning and practicing using Reiki to clear the energy of entire rooms at once
- Developing your own personalized Reiki Practice so you can keep benefiting from Reiki daily.
- A full hour of hands-on Reiki practice with your fellow students, integrating everything you learned in your Level 1 & 2 training.
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All our instructors are experienced Reiki Masters, who are personally trained by Michal Spiegelman to teach Reiki according to the traditional Usui Reiki system. Take a closer look at our Reiki Team members.
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Disclaimer – Although this class is NCBTMB approved and will count towards your National Board Certification and AMTA CE requirements; it may not be recognized by the Georgia Massage Therapy Board as CE credit towards your Georgia renewal requirements.
Giving Reiki to myself daily makes me feel stronger, loved, connected and more in touch with my spirituality.
I am able to help myself have a more positive approach to life and be less reactive.
I love what Reiki is doing and has done in my life.
I just completed Reiki level 2 class with Michal. Ever since my Reiki level 1 class, I have seen increased gifts. To name a few, increased income. After doing the 21 day detox program of doing Reiki on self, the next month doing chair massage at a convention I received large amounts of tips from each person that I worked on. This is the first time ever in my career as a massage therapist that this has happened. I was amazed and so was the therapist working next to me... I have also felt calmness that no massage can touch and a sense of well-being that is heavenly due to Reiki, weight lost, love, balance and most of all joy. I came in just to get my CEU's and came out with far more than what I expected. WOW!!!!!!!!!!! Happiness, peace, and love.
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"Was it worth it, Soc?"
However, a columnist from Manila Standard named Jojo Robles slammed Archbishop Villegas and wrote an open letter addressed to the CBCP President.
According to Robles,
This is what happens when the chief bishop is a diehard political partisan: He will not hesitate to use his pulpit (and the pulpits of all the other churches in the land) to further his totally secular agenda.Below is the complete statement of Robles posted on his Facebook account about this issue. Please read.
DEAR SOC: This is what happens when the chief bishop is a diehard political partisan: He will not hesitate to use his pulpit (and the pulpits of all the other churches in the land) to further his totally secular agenda.READ ALSO: Here's How You Can Get A Copy Of "Altar Of Secrets" In Just 5 Minutes!
I don't know for sure if the bishops simply allowed you, their president, Archbishop Socrates Villegas, to just impose your will on all of them. I only know that if you, who have never been ashamed of declaring your Yellow allegiance, wanted the CBCP statement to have maximum impact, you would have stepped aside from your position of leadership first. You certainly did not have to write the pastoral letter.
But you did not step aside. And yes, you wrote the letter read in churches all over.
I guess the notion that you could, as chief of the bishops, get back finally at a president you never liked using all pulpits nationwide was just too great a temptation for even you to resist. And so, Archbishop, you gave in.
And in one blow, you angered the members of the Catholic flock who didn't want their churches used for partisan politicking. You left the clergy "on the ground" to deal with the problem of mass disaffection with a church that you wanted to drag into an epic confrontation, not just with civil authority, but with the great mass of Catholics themselves.
Was it worth it, Soc?
You certainly gave it to Caesar. And you must be so proud of yourself. It must have made you think that your mentor, Jaime Cardinal Sin, is smiling down on you, with Cory on his side.
But as for giving to God what is rightfully his, only you can discern that.
PS: Don't ask ordinary church-goers like me anymore if we think you did the right thing today. If you don't already know by now, then your problems are much bigger than anyone, you included, suspected.
For your reference, this is the official statement of CBCP President Archbishop Socrates Villegas released on January 30, 2017, that was also posted on CBP News website.
Beloved People of God
We, your bishops, are deeply concerned due to many deaths and killings in the campaign against prohibited drugs. This traffic in illegal drugs needs to be stopped and overcome. But the solution does not lie in the killing of suspected drug users and pushers. We are concerned not only for those who have been killed. The situation of the families of those killed is also cause for concern. Their lives have only become worse. An Additional cause of concern is the reign of terror in many places of the poor. Many are killed not because of drugs. Those who kill them are not brought to account. An even greater cause of concern is the indifference of many to this kind of wrong. It is considered as normal, and, even worse, something that (according to them) needs to be done.
We are one with many of our countrymen who want change. But change must be guided by truth and justice.
We stand for some basic teachings. These teachings are rooted in our being human, our being Filipino, and our being Christian.
1. The life of every person comes from God. It is he who gives it, and it is he alone who can take it back. Not even the government has a right to kill life because it is only God's steward and not the owner of life.
2. The opportunity to change is never lost in every person. This is because God is merciful, as our Holy Father Pope Francis repeatedly teaches. We just finished celebrating the Jubilee Year of Mercy, and the World Apostolic Congress on Mercy. These events deepened our awareness that the Lord Jesus Christ offered his own life for sinners, to redeem them and give them a new future.
3. To destroy one's own life and the life of another, is a grave sin and does evil to society. The use of drugs is a sign that a person no longer values his own life, and endangers the lives of others. We must all work together to solve the drug problem and work for the rehabilitation of drug addicts.
4. Every person has a right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty. Society has ways and processes to catch, prove guilty and punish perpetrators of crimes. This process must be followed, especially by agents of the law.
5. Any action that harms another (seriously) is a grave sin. To push drugs is a grave sin as is killing (except in self-defense). We cannot correct a wrong by doing another wrong. A good purpose is not a justification for using evil means. It is good to remove the drug problem, but to kill in order to achieve this is also wrong.
6. The deep root of the drug problem and criminality is the poverty of the majority, the destruction of the family and corruption in society. The step we have to take is to overcome poverty, especially through the giving of permanent work and sufficient wages to workers. Let us strengthen and carry forward the unity and love of the family members. Let us not allow any law that destroys the unity of families. We must also give priority to reforming rogue policemen and corrupt judges. The excessively slow adjudication of court cases is one big reason for the spread of criminality. Often it is the poor who suffer from this system. We also call upon elected politicians to serve the common good of the people and not their own interests.
7. To consent and to keep silent in front of evil is to be an accomplice to it. If we neglect the drug addicts and pushers we have become part of the drug problem. If we consent or allow the killing of suspected drug addicts, we shall also be responsible for their deaths.
We in the Church will continue to speak against evil even as we acknowledge and repent of our own shortcomings. We will do this even if it will bring persecution upon us because we are all brothers and sisters responsible for each other. We will help drug addicts so that they may be healed and start a new life. We will stand in solidarity and care for those left behind by those who have been killed and for the victims of drug addicts. Let us renew our efforts to strengthen families.
Those of us who are leaders in the Church should strive to push forward or continue programs that will uplift the poor, like livelihood, education and health programs. Above all we will live up to — we all will live up to — becoming a Church of the Poor.
Let us not allow fear to reign and keep us silent. Let us put into practice not only our native inner strength but the strength that comes from our Christian faith. Our Lord Jesus promised us: "You will have affliction in this world, but take courage, I have overcome the world" (Jn. 16:33).
"What will separate us from the love of Christ? Will anguish, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or the sword? No, in all these things we conquer overwhelmingly through him who loved us." (Rom. 8:35,37) Yes, indeed, "For the Spirit that is in you is more powerful than the spirit in those who belong in the world." (1 Jn. 4:4)
As we commemorate the 100th year of the apparition of Our Lady of Fatima, let us respond to her call for prayer and repentance for the peace of our communities and of our country shrouded in the darkness of vice and death.
Mary, Mother of Perpetual Help, Pray for us.
For the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines
Abp. Socrates B. Villegas, D.D.
Archbishop of Lingayen-Dagupan
President, CBCP
January 30, 2017


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Jason Dee
Jason Dee creates video installations that combine found footage from numerous lens-based and audio media from different eras. In this installation the surface of a wall-mounted screen has been cut and the black reverse side pulled through. Onto this dark overhanging section is projected a looped video of Buster Keaton suspended on the edge of a waterfall.
Cutting and folding the screen in this way transforms it from a cinematic "window" to a durational object that oscillates between film and gallery space in the viewer's perception. Cataract explores the chaotic, subconscious elements caught up in celluloid recordings that are revealed and readdressed when film's industrial motion is transferred to the differing temporal qualities of digital media, and cinema's fixed viewpoint is relocated to the alternative viewing space of a gallery setting.
Part of the exposition Nuts & Bolts, Thu 26 Jan to Sat 4 Feb, 11:00-20:30, Het Atelier, free admissionFor all exhibitions, performances, video works and (interactive) installations, also see IFFR.com/expo.


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|Rough in Pencil stage
With every painting it all has to start somewhere. But even before I get to the point of drawing on the canvas. Many hours of work have already been invested in the painting.
I've got to decide first on what I want to paint
With this painting I knew it was going to be a Wildlife painting. I've been wanting to paint another Elk too. So I started thinking about Elk and their environments. I watch videos on YouTube of Elk in the wild. I also knew that this painting will be put up for Auction in Price Utah, so some place in Utah. When I would talk to people about this painting, I would tell them about the Elk then I kept saying it will be in the Uintas somewhere. So it is going to be an Elk in the Uintas. Also after talking with a guy I work with at the Provo Temple. I told Him I wanted some type of fury small animal hidden in the rocks up front in the lower right corner. We tossed ideas around of various animals, weasel, ferret, wolverine, marmot, wood chuck and so on. Then he came up with the idea of a wolf. I suggested not up front being too large an animal there, but in the back ground, hidden in the trees. So now I've got an Elk and a Wolf. Having the Wolf will add a bit of tension and excitement to my painting's Narrative. But I still need a small animal in front. So after pondering about it, I came up with a Female Grouse and a nest of eggs.
Research Time
Now that I know who, what and where it is time to do research into those areas.
- Knowledge about the subject: history, location, structure, anatomy and so on
- Plein Air
- Reference photos, both on site and internet
- Early sketches
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- What size
- What am I going to paint it on
- Time of day
- Direction of the lighting
- What will be the narrative of the painting
- What over all feeling am I looking for
- What two main colors will be represented in the painting
Meditation / letting all this information just sit and Stew
Hours spent just sitting and/or laying on my back thinking about and visualizing all the various elements of the painting. This is the goal setting part of the painting. If I don't know where I'm going how will I get there or know when I've arrived.
Once all this is done and I've rough the painting in I'm finally onto the next stage, Inking.


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CME Chairman Melamed Sees Bubble In Equities Not Commodities, Likes US Dollar Over Euro (Fox Business)
Interesting interview on Fox Business with CME Group Chairman Leo Melamed. He said the only bubble he sees is in EQUITIES and that commodities already retraced their move. He also likes the US Dollar over the Euro (USD/EUR) with interest rate pressures in Europe (with the PIIGS in critical condition). He blames Government and derivatives for the cheap money fueled financial crisis. Hopefully the video comes up, if not go to Fox Business.


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Almost Silent
We wanted to let you know that our goodest and bestest friend, Putter, is home! Thank you so much for crossing your paws and sending her lots of healing vibes. Once again, POTP works miracles!
Putter still has to heal and get stronger but she's home and that's the bestest thing for her!
Love ya lots♥
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14 Historical Destinations You Must See in Your Lifetime
Truth be told, we can't resist the allure of a vacation spent relaxing on a beach, mojito in hand. But sometimes, you crave a little history with your hotel stay. With UNESCO's inspiring list of more than 1000 World Heritage Sites as our guiding light, we're rounding up the most stunning global destinations with historical and cultural importance for days—or should we say millennia? From remarkable ancient cities carved into red sandstone to the only man-made structure visible from space, these destinations will have your wanderlust reaching peak levels.
Home to magnificent remains dating from the 9th to 15th centuries, Angkor is one of the most important historical sites in Southeast Asia. The famed Angkor Wat temple, gorgeously ornate, is only one of many ancient structures and monuments of the 150-plus–square-mile region.
Angkor: Cambodia's Wondrous Khmer Temples ($16)
Angkor: Cambodia's Wondrous Khmer Temples by Dawn Rooney ($16)
Dating back to the 5th century B.C., the Acropolis and its surrounding monuments are the greatest testaments to the grandness of ancient Greek civilization. Serving as sacred religious temples as well as symbols of art, civilization, and enlightened thought, these crumbling structures hold an undeniable aura of power and history.
Lonely Planet Pocket Athens ($11)
Home to the distinctive species that inspired Charles Darwin's theory of evolution and natural selection in the 19th century, this cluster of 19 islands in the Pacific Ocean is an ecological wonder.
Lonely Planet Ecuador & the Galapagos Islands ($16)
Once considered one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Pyramid Fields stretching from Giza to Dahshur in Egypt are still one of those unparalleled sights that we all would be lucky to behold in our lifetime. The capital of the Old Kingdom of Egypt, this region is dotted with tombs, monuments, and pyramids that will make you gasp with wonder.
Rock and cave dwellings and underground villages dating to the 4th century are built into the erosion-sculpted pillars and pinnacles of this strange volcanic landscape. Just a head turn away are Christian sanctuaries of the Byzantine art period, a juxtaposition of civilizations that makes Cappadocia truly unique.
The world's largest military structure, the Great Wall has a history extending all the way back to the 3rd century B.C. Stretching more than 12,000 miles, it is the only man-made structure visible from the moon, and the vast wall reflects artistic, architectural, social, and political histories of ancient China.
The Ultimate China Travel Guide by Hoang Pham ($3)
These stone remnants of the last great—and vanished—Hindu Kingdom of Vijayanagar, Hampi, in the Bellary District, include thousands of historical vestiges (gateways, shrines, stables, and more) and fabulously detailed, still intact temples and palaces.
Hampi: Discover the Splendours of Vijayanagari by Subhadra Sen Gupta ($29)
Appearing from dense clouds and mist nearly 8000 feet above sea level is the 15th-century sacred Inca site Machu Picchu. A stone city built into the mountain ridge at the meeting point of the Peruvian Andes and the Amazon basin, Machu Picchu is accessible by the grueling 26-mile Inca Trail.
The Machu Picchu Guidebook by Ruth M. Wright ($21)
One of the most densely concentrated historic cities in the world, Valletta, the capital city of Malta, was ruled by Phoenicians, Greeks, Carthaginians, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, and the Order of the Knights of St. John over the course of its history. Surrounded by water and well maintained over the years, the city itself remains a beautiful example of late Renaissance urban planning and boasts beautiful monuments, buildings, cathedrals, and more.
Lonely Planet Malta & Gozo ($12)
Surrounded by mountains and gorges and accessible by a dim, narrow passageway called the Siq, the awe-inspiring city of Petra seems to materialize out of nowhere—or certainly a portal from another land. Inhabited from prehistoric times, this city belonging to the Nabatean people was a major trade center. Carved masterfully into the red sandstone rock, the city includes tombs, tunnels, temples, and mines.
Petra: Rose Red City by Christian Auge ($29)
More commonly known as Easter Island, this supremely isolated Chilean island in the Valparaiso Region—home originally to the Rapa Nui culture of Polynesian origin—is famous for its huge stone figures, known as moai, dotting the landscape.
A Companion To Easter Island by James Grant Peterkin ($21)
You know that meteorite that crashed into the planet and wiped out over 50% of life on Earth, including the dinosaurs? Yep—this fossil-rich coastal cliff in Denmark bears record of the ash cloud formed by that impact. Even more fascinating is the area's million-year-long fossil record, which charts the evolution and return of life after the event.
Considered the foremost treasure of Indo-Islamic architecture in the world, the Taj Mahal was built between 1631 and 1648 in memory of the emperor's beloved wife. The most skilled craftsmen, builders, and artisans were assembled from all corners of the empire for the task of building the structure and its surrounding Mughal garden.
Enjoying India: The Essential Handbook by J D Viharini ($16)
This famously lavish palace and its surrounding grounds and gardens served as the primary home to French royalty from 1661 through 1789, when Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette had to depart for Paris during the French Revolution. Inside the sprawling chateau are 700 dazzling rooms and halls, displaying in full flush the opulence of classical French art and architecture.


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Our smooth stretch bengaline trousers have been walking out of all three of our 'real' shops for a couple of seasons now so we thought it was about time we popped some online for our virtual customers. It looks as though this is a timely decision as the benfits of stretch bengaline which incorporates extreme comfort with style is finally being discovered by all and sundry. Where two old gels from Norfolk lead others follow ........ eventually!
Having carefully reseached the market we feel that the best quality are from the German company Stehmann so we import directly from them. This means that if you would like a different colour to those that are carried in stock there may be a delay of about two weeks - however we can assure you that they are worth the wait!


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A students' CSR chat site has been started by Wayne Visser, senior associate of the Cambridge Programme for Industry. The unmoderated webspace is intended to allow students to share details of academic papers, research findings and data requests.
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The Blackout – Sean Smith talks Twitter & album updates.
Young Guns – Gustav Wood explains why his band will be blazing into 2011.
New Year Special – Take a look at some new years resolutions from some of your favourite front men.
June/July 2016 Issue of Ourzone Magazine...including 2000trees Festival, Real Friends, Slam Dunk review, Napoleon, Area 11, Architects, Beartooth and much more!


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Los Angeles artist Shepard Fairey's iconic image of President-Elect Barack Obama will be on display in the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery before he takes office, according to the institution.
The original is a 5-foot-high mixed-media collage, but versions of the image were widely replicated on stickers, posters, T-shirts and buttons leading up to the election. (At right is a popular version.) The image was also used on the cover of Time for its Person of 2008 issue.
Shepard Fairey is best known (to me, at least) as the guy who did the Obey Giant stickers and the art for a lot of rock albums.


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Requirement For Blood
Normally the surgery is carried out under tourniquet hence the bleeding is minimum during surgery. After the surgery usually there is some ooze from the surgical site, but if your pre operation blood level is adequate, you may not need any transfusion.
Only if one is getting both knees operated in the same sitting, we usually keep two bottles of blood reserved. It is always advisable to arrange for 2 healthy donors from your family or friends for donation prior to surgery, to assure that good quality of blood is available after the surgery.
The blood which will be given to you is always checked for its purity and it is seen that it's properly tested as per Government regulations.
If your haemoglobin level is adequate and if you are under 65 years , you may considered for auto-transfusion if you so desire. In auto-transfusion, patient's own blood is collected prior to operation, and is given back to the patient after the operation. The obvious advantage of this technique is no risk of any transfusion related reactions.


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The high-profile, image-building cars will include Tickford modified models, dubbed the T-Series and a range of imports that could include everything from the European baby Ka to the American-made Mustang.
Five models are expected to be on offer when the dealers open for business in September. Three of the five cars will be locally- made, comprising versions of the Falcon, Fairmont and Fairlane.
These cars promise to be the most powerful yet produced by Tickford, with the modified 5.0-litre engine that will at least be optional on these models, producing 235kW. A company insider told Drive late last year that Ford engineers would change the camshafts and heads on the standard 5.0-litre engine in order to reach the 235kW figure.
The XR6 and XR8 Tickford cars will con tinue in the mainstream network.
Apart from having more power, the T-Series machines will be more upmarket than the XR cars. Ford Australia have a concept T-Series car on display at the Melbourne motor show at present.
This Fairmont-based machine will form the basis of one of the models to be launched in September, but is also being used to get feed back on the types of features that prospective buyers expect in such a car.
For example, although it sits on big 18-inch wheels and tyres and features re-profiled, front and rear bumpers incorporating airdams and a big mesh grille, the car still looks fairly restrained.
No pricing has been announced, but the T-Series machines would sit above the present XR range. The specialty cars are tipped to be priced between $55,000 and $80,000.
Ford's general manager of sales and marketing, Ms Holly Kramer, said: "T-Series models will feature unique interior trim and prestige appointments inside, underpinned by bigger brakes, more power and superior handling. The exterior package will lean towards a more under stated appearance, rather than an overtly sporty look of the XR range.
"We have been working closely with Tickford to build on the strong reputation of the XR series. The new range will take the Australian performance car to a new level of sophistication."
Inside, the show car featured aubergine- colored leather trim, polycarbonate door and dash inserts, full instrumentation and silver- blue dials.
Tickford senior executive, Mr Howard Marsden, also con firmed the small dealer network would enable the company to give imported cars the Tickford treatment.
"We admire what HSV do but we want to offer more", Mr Marsden said. "It's not just V8s and it's not just Falcons. We will look at anything if the car comes within the parameters."
That is expected to include the American- made Mustang. Late last year Drive reported that Tickford was consider ing converting the two- door coupe to right- hand drive from about 2002. The car would be sold through the pres tige dealer network.
Ford plans to have two specialty dealers in Melbourne. The dealers will also sell the Cougar coupe (to be offered with V6 or four-cylinder power) and perhaps sporty versions of the Ka and the three-door ver sion of the Focus.


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Al-Anon/Alateen groups For relatives and friends of alcoholics. 703-534-4357. www.alanonva.com. Free.
Overeaters Anonymous More than 50 meetings a week in Northern Virginia. 703-823-6682. www.oa.org. Free.
Take Off Pounds Sensibly Weight-loss support groups with weekly weigh-ins and educational programs. 703-430-3764. www.tops.org. $28 to join.
Breast-feeding support group For mothers and their babies. Thursdays, 10-11 a.m. Inova Fairfax Hospital Women's Center, 3300 Gallows Rd., Falls Church. 703-776-6455. Free.
Mood disorders support Sponsored by the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance. Thursdays, 7-9 p.m. First Christian Church, 6165 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church. 703-354-5104. Free.
Helping Hands Stroke Club meeting For survivors and caregivers. Fridays, 1-2 p.m. Joseph Willard Health Center, 3750 Old Lee Hwy., Fairfax. 703-246-7120. $1 per meeting.
Tai chi for beginners Saturdays, 8-9 a.m. St. Luke Catholic School gymnasium, 7005 Georgetown Pike, McLean. 703-759-9141. www.freetaichi.org. Free.
Mended Hearts support group For heart surgery patients, their families and friends. Saturday, 11 a.m. Inova Fairfax Hospital Heart and Vascular Institute, 3300 Gallows Rd., Falls Church. 703-941-8500. Free.
Mental health support Sponsored by the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance. Saturdays, 3-5 p.m. Northern Virginia Mental Health Institute, 3302 Gallows Rd., Falls Church. 703-354-5104. Free.
Aquatic fall-prevention classes Mondays and Fridays, 2-3 p.m.; Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1:30-2:30 p.m. Woodlands Retirement Community, 4320 Forest Hill Dr., Fairfax. 703-667-9800. $10 per class. Registration required.
Postpartum mood and anxiety support For mothers and their babies. 10-11:30 a.m. Inova Fairfax Hospital Heart and Vascular Institute, 3300 Gallows Rd., Falls Church. 703-776-6775. Free.
Parkinson's aquatics exercise class Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10:30-11:30 a.m. Woodlands Retirement Community, 4320 Forest Hill Dr., Fairfax. 703-378-7221. www.parkinsonfoundation.org. $10; care partners, $5. Registration required.
Dementia caregivers support Sponsored by the Shepherd's Center of Fairfax-Burke. Noon-1:15 p.m. Lord of Life Lutheran Church, 5114 Twinbrook Rd., Fairfax. Eileen Thompson, 703-451-8626. email@example.com. Free. Registration required.
Teens Who Stutter support group For teens and their family members. Sponsored by the National Stuttering Association. Tuesday, 7-8:30 p.m. McLean Professional Park, 1497 Chain Bridge Rd., No. 103. 800-937-8888. firstname.lastname@example.com. www.westutter.org. Free.
Abuse survivors group For men who were sexually abused as children. Sponsored by the Fairfax County Office for Women and Domestic and Sexual Violence Services. Tuesday evenings; call for location. 703-324-5730.
Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous For people dealing with food obsession, overeating, under-eating and bulimia. Wednesdays, 7 p.m. Wesley United Methodist Church, 711 Spring St. SE, Vienna. 571-334-6507. www.foodaddicts.org. Free.
MS support group For those with multiple sclerosis, and their family and friends. Sponsored by the National Capital MS Society. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Vienna Presbyterian Church, 124 Park St. NE. 703-768-4841. Free.
Clutterers Anonymous A 12-step recovery program. Wednesdays, 8:30-9:30 p.m. Unity Club, 116B W. Broad St., Falls Church. 703-405-8384. Free.
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I'm writing to you from Oxnard, California.My grandfather is Francisco Quintanilla, he passed about 14 years ago.He came to California by way of Zacatecas, Cuidad Juarez, El Paso Tx and finally California. Please send me the pic of the Coat of Arms.I'd love to have this made up to display in my home. Most of my family is in the El Paso, Tx area my dad Humberto Quintanilla is the only son of Francisco and Julia Ojeda Quintanilla.He has plenty of sisters, 5 to be exact.
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This auction is for one of three LEGO Mindstorms Robotics System 2.0 systems. (This is not a NXT set) The serial number of the first RCX is 620565. The serial number of the second RCX is 773064. The serial number of the third RCX is 587958. All of the parts are here, we replaced anything that was missing, it may be another color but they are the same piece. Every piece has been counted and tested. It has the 2.0 RCX, a copy of the 2.0 CD, the 2.0 Constructopedia, the USB IR tower, the motors, mat and the sensors.There is no corrosion on the terminals for the batteries in the RCX's. I have been asked why this is important - once there is corrosion on the terminal it weakens it. Once it is weakened the batteries won't stay in place. If the batteries dislodge then the robot stops! So make sure there is no corrosion before you buy one!
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|26 Nov 2010
Windows 7 Ultimate
Standard Windows batch script not working
I am trying to run a simple shutdown script..easy no big deal
shutdown -r -t 00
And I created a desktop shortcut and assigned a hot key to it to speed up the process.
Problem is I try to launch the batch script and instead I get a command prompt window that goes to the script directory, types / activates CMD then does nothing? Prior doing this in XP worked like a charm, why does it not work in Windows 7? I also tried to run the script as administrator AND checked permissions and took ownership and also tried running it in compatability mode, still no luck.
Please help.
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Hi and welcome to Seven Forums!
Have you tried to run shutdown at a command prompt?
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|26 Nov 2010
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
Just pressing the power button once on the pc does the same thing, wouldn't this be just as quick ? .... just a thought
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Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Try creating a shortcut on the desktop that does not use a batch file:
1) Right-Click an unused part of the desktop, click "New", Click "Shortcut":
2) Use "C:\Windows\System32\shutdown.exe /p" (without quotes) as the location of the item, then click "Next". You will obviously use your own desired parameters for the SHUTDOWN command instead of /p:
3) Type a name for the shortcut, then click "Finish":
4) Open the properties of the newly created shortcut, and change the shortcut key and/or icon according to your own desire:
I use this to force an emmidiate shutdown of Windows if I don't want to install updates first...
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|26 Nov 2010
Windows 7 Ultimate x86
Not really helpful in your case but the shutdown command would be
shutdown.exe –s –t 00
-r is reboot.
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|26 Nov 2010
Windows 7 Ultimate (x64)
Your command worked fine in my system (i.e. re-booted it) - I simply typed it into the command prompt. Thus it should work, except it's possible that in your system execution of batch files is somehow restricted - by analogy with PowerShell scripts which are restricted by default. Check your Group Policy settings.
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COLLINGWOOD defender Marley Williams has told the Magpies he doesn't want to play again until he faces court in Western Australian in April to be sentenced for assault causing grievous bodily harm.
Williams has flown home to Melbourne from the club's training camp on the Gold Coast, ruling him out of Sunday's practice match against the Suns at Metricon Stadium.
H was found guilty last week of the serious assault charge following an incident in his home town of Albany, Western Australia, in 2012.
"At the moment I'm devastated," he said.
"I'm in a situation I never imagined I would be in and trying to work through the challenges of that while trying to play is something I'm struggling with.
"I made a mistake, and I'm sorry for that. I've attempted ever since to do the right thing and the right thing for me, my family, friends and everyone else is to have some time out.
"The strain on my family and the distraction this has created for the club is something I'm not comfortable with."
Collingwood says it will continue to support Marley in every way it can, believing that the incident, which left a 29 year-old man with a broken jaw, has had a profound effect on his life.
The club said in a statement that Marley has shown great remorse and accepts responsibility for what he did.
"Collingwood does not condone violence of any description, and does not want to understate what transpired, but over the past 15 months Marley has been an exemplary member of the football club," the Magpies said.
Williams will continue to train with the Magpies, but if he escapes a jail sentence on April 22, he would not be available until three days later when the Magpies play Essendon in the Anzac Day blockbuster at the MCG in Round 6.
He would have to regain fitness with Collingwood's VFL team and realistically might not be ready to play in the seniors until the second half of the season.
While there's speculation that the AFL wanted Collingwood to suspend Williams for possibly the first two games of the home-and-away season, his self-imposed ban because of his mental state will not make it necessary for the club or league to enforce any ban.
His teammate Nick Maxwell confirmed today that Williams had returned to Melbourne "to get his head clear" after being on the club's training camp to the Gold Coast since Tuesday.
Maxwell said the controversy surrounding Williams, and the fact that the Magpies initially planned to play him on Sunday, had not been a distraction to the group leading into their last practice match.
"Obviously, we know what is going on, but we've known it has been going on for about 15 months," Maxwell said.
"We are supporting Marley fully, but there is a court case to play out, so we can't go into detail about it."
Maxwell said Williams had the necessary support from his teammates if he required it, and said the club backed the way he had handled himself since the incident in late 2012.
"He knew it (the case) was coming up and what was in front of him," he said.
"(With) the work he has done outside of the football club ... you have just seen a real growth in him.
"Right now, all we can do is support him, because there is obviously a big day coming up in five or six weeks' time,
"We are basically just telling him that we are there for him. There is not much else we can do."
While Williams won't be there on Sunday, one Magpie who will be is important defender Alan Toovey, who will play his first game since suffering a knee reconstruction last year.
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The Lego series of games have seen the little plastic people and bricks tackle the Empire in Lego: Star Wars, fight crime in Gotham city with Lego: Batman, Explore the halls of Hogwarts with Lego; Harry Potter and even sail the seven seas with Lego: Pirates of the Caribbean. It started to look like the series was going to run out of licences. Then back in the summer, just before the launch of Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, TT games released a teaser to their newest addition to the Lego family.
Lego: The Lord of the Rings.
Quite an undertaking for a series of essentially platform based, collect em ups. Would Travellers Tales be able to capture the emotion, the action and the sheer epic scale of the world of Middle-Earth. most importantly would the game be able to replicate the journey of the fellowship and their various paths on their quest to defeat Sauron and destroy the One Ring.
Luckily the answer is yes. This has been achieved by one simple tweak to the game... moving the camera behind the player. Whilst the main story levels are still played in the time honoured pseudo 2D view, the open world hub, introduced in Lego Batman 2, has been boosted into a full open world recreation of Tolkien's world. These sections adopt a more traditional third person view. Running around and exploring Hobbiton at the start of the game it really shows how a simple change can change the whole dynamic of the Lego template. As you progress between through the story you will free roam the open world and recognise features and landmarks off in the distance. The Open world is, as you would expect is full of collectibles and Lego studs. Also though there are characters that you encounter who require you to find rare Mithril items. Once you complete the quest the will give you cheats or unlockable features.
As fans will know, one of the problems of bringing the books to film was the fact the story is not told in order. Particularly The Two Towers which sees Frodo and Sam travel into Mordor and then zoom all the back to Amon Hen to Strider and the rest of the fellowships pursuit of Pippin and Merry. The game has come up with a way of dealing with this very well. At points in the game, a little window appears in the corner of the screen showing a character in a different region. A quick press of the character select button and you switch over characters as simple as that.
The story mode follows the films very closely, to the degree that the cutscenes, whilst still injected with the Lego humour, are almost shot for shot with the original films. Each film is separated off with its own credits roll, which is a nice touch. Once again, the use of the original voice track adds so much to the little plastic characters.
With The Hobbit out in cinemas this week, playing Lego: LOTR has not only been really good fun but it was a cool way to remember how great the original films were. Lego: Lord of the Rings manages to achieve not only being the best Lord of the Rings game to date but also it is the best game in the Lego series. Now how about Lego: The Hobbit?
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A curated literary guide
Week #10 / 6th – 12th March, 2017
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Five Things with Luther Hughes
1. The last thing that made you smile.
The last thing that made me smile was a text from a man who said he'd always be down to read one of my poems. And considering I don't really share my poems with anybody outside of school settings and my mentor, that made me feel special. And added a tiny grain of sugar to my ego.
2. A secret.
I'm lowkey in love with the show Modern Family. I don't care what anybody has to say to me, the show is hilarious. My ex got me hooked on it and I can't turn away. I also love The Big Bang Theory, but we don't have to talk about that.
3. The last thing you wrote.
I just wrote a poem called, "Augmentation," about earthquakes, Michael Jackson, and my father for workshop.
4. Favourite city.
My favorite city will always be Seattle. That's home and I will always love home. Other than Seattle, it would be Chicago. I spent my undergrad years there and that city raised me in so many ways. I owe a lot of my growth as a poet to that city.
5. What you'd place in a time capsule.
I'd probably place one of my notebooks in a time capsule. If not a notebook, then my current flash drive. Someone needs to get these words. Haha! No but seriously, I would place my favorite book, Boy with Thorn by Rickey Laurentiis in there. That book changed my entire little life and has helped my poetry in so many ways it's literally crazy.
Luther Hughes is a Seattle native, but is currently an MFA candidate in the Writing Program at Washington University in St. Louis. He is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the Shade Journal and Associate Poetry Editor for The Offing. Winner of the Brutal Nation Poetry Prize and Windy City Times Chicago, 30 Under 30 Honoree, Luther's work has been published or is forthcoming in Columbia Poetry Review, Vinyl, NAILED, Solstice Literary Magazine, and others. He thinks you are beautiful.
Pareces Blanca
poetry from Eloisa Amezcua
"of his cab I sing along / accentless"
Anything but blank, this short but affecting poem is seamless in its presentation and tone. The beauty of this piece is in its enjambments—how each line stands alone and is ultimately connected as a whole. Without end-stops, there's freedom of interpretation for each space, each pause between words. The form is a broken sonnet, one relying on visual space and transition for impact. The sounds are also gorgeous; there's a lilt and softness of "rubia" and "güera" to the crackling of "blanca" and "muñeca". You don't need to be fluent in Spanish to understand the speaker's relationship with her parents, to be part of this mundane and yet precious moment.
Visit Foundry to read the poem.
Contributing Editor / Hannah Cohen
Things Olivia Would Like to Avoid (If Possible)
fiction from Jennifer Yu
Jennifer Yu's flash fiction is a short list of unpleasantness. Each item is an intricate examination nuanced social interaction and the tense unpleasantness that can occur in such small moments. Something as simple as walking at a speed that will intersect your path with a stranger's; lingering the right amount of time before shopkeepers are compelled to harass you; the power dynamics of waiting in line to place a cheeseburger order. O's list of things will surprise you with their simplicity and their precision by giving voice to the crushing formless anxiety we feel negotiating public spaces and social rules. It feels almost too revealing, too close to home. Which is what makes it worth the read.
Visit Storm Cellar to read the story.
Contributing Editor / Reneé Bibby
Self-Portrait as So Much Potential
poetry from Chen Chen
"Realizing I hate the word 'sip.'
But that's all I do.
I drink. So slowly.
& say I'm tasting it. When I'm just bad at taking in liquid."
The distance between what you had imagined yourself to be and who you are comes to a tangled crossroads in this poem by Chen Chen. Weaving in the struggles of maneuvering distinctly Asian American expectations with the desire to be more, to become more. This poem is an exercise in taking inventory, not in reinvention or transformation, but in existing in a single moment. In being certain of your edges, your own ever-shifting boundaries, and all the places you could go. Will go.
Self-portrait as a still life with fruit. Self-portrait as image out of frame, as all the bright, wide things we will do one day.
Visit The New York Times Magazine to read the poem.
Contributing Editor / Joyce Chong
Toward a Poetics of Phantom Limb Or, All the Shadows That Carry Us
work from Jennifer S. Cheng
"I map the ghosts; the ghosts map me."
There aren't a lot of available terms to describe the experience of Jennifer S. Cheng's piece in the current issue of Territory. You click on the numbers that adorn an image of a body mapped out for acupuncture and up pop boxes of text that are in conversation with the image as well as with multiple of other narratives: the body, ancestry, home, memory.
We frequently look to the body as a vessel of evidence, but Cheng is interested in absence, in what isn't there anymore and the memory left behind.
"For I have written about the strange ambiguous homesickness I have known in the hollow cavity of my stomach every now and then since childhood."
Throughout, Cheng references texts from other authors as well as herself, emphasizing how the art we consume and the art we create are vital parts of our personal trajectories, "our hidden histories at hand."
While this work is deeply personal, it offers a full and vital dimension of inquiry, a re-looking at the body and its place in time and space, of how the body holds on and lets go, of how memory is imprinted, how memory exists in both a presence and an absence, a sort of matter and anti-matter simultaneously.
Visit Territory to read the piece.
Contributing Editor / Andrew Sargus Klein
nonfiction from Joseph Han & Yiyun Li
This past week, as spring loomed, a moment passed. A moment stilled. There was, in the midst of sunshine, a fleeting snowfall. Maybe more powerful but just as welcome.
During the week, like many weeks, there was poetry. Countless poems in emails, in journals, in books. But like the brief snowfall, there were a few great pieces of nonfiction, not necessarily new, but newly discovered.
So this list begins with upcoming wildness contributor Joseph Han's essay in Entropy titled 'Why I'm North Korean' and ends just as quickly with Yiyun Li's article in The New Yorker, 'To Speak is to Blunder'.
Both wonderful, familial, thought-provoking reads that I hope, like the momentary snowfall, you'll be glad you witnessed.
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Going Green Blogs for Seattle
- 4 Groundbreaking Companies Turning Trash into Clothing
- Electronic Tagging Uncovers Surprising Journey Endured by Garbage
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- Dallas Zero-Waste Plan would Eliminate 1.85 Million Tons of Trash from entering Landfills
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Your opinion please…Ontario's Upholstered and Stuffed Articles Regulation
The Ministry of Government and Consumer Services (MGCS) is reviewing Ontario's Upholstered and Stuffed Articles regulation (O. Reg. 218/01) under the Technical Standards and Safety Act, 2000, to determine whether
Director's Update, John Marshall, Fuels Safety Program
In this episode of Safety Matters, TSSA's Director of Fuels Safety John Marshall joins host Greg Kerr to talk about new developments and current issues in the fuels sector.
Call for Comments – Proposed Fuel Oil Code Adoption Document
The Technical Standards and Safety Authority's (TSSA) Fuels Safety Program regulates the safe transport, storage, handling and use of fuels, such as fuel oil and diesel. TSSA's primary objective is
TSSA to Convene Liquid Fuels Handling Code Public Consultations
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Racing, Outreach, Organization, and Training
The purpose of the Youth Sailing Initiative is to encourage and promote the growth of youth sailing, that we believe as an activity offers a unique medium for personal growth and enrichment.
Check out the latest newsletter. It includes a recap of recent activity, including the spring high school season, Safety at Sea, and our recent fundraising campaigns.
The Sailing Foundation is taking part in the Seattle Foundation's annual "Give Big" campaign. On May 10 your donation will be matched dollar for dollar.
That's right, we have secured $5,000 in matching funds which will be used to match your donation dollar for dollar up to $5,000. If we tap out our matching donations we'll have reached our $10,000 goal to help sustain our Youth Sailing Initiative
Visit www.givebigseattle.org/sailingfoundation on May 10th between 12:01am and 11:59pm and watch as your donation is doubled! Want to donate early? You can start giving to your favorite charities, including The Sailing Foundation, on April 27. However, donations will not be processed until May 10.
Head over to our eBay page by clicking the button below. We have several great auction items up for bid in conjunction with the Blakely Rock Benefit Race (see below). 100% of the proceeds we raise will benefit youth sailing in the Northwest. You can enjoy extra karma points for winning a weekend getaway, junior sailing lessons, signed Olympic memorabilia from Rio, or a cruise for six on a 65' schooner.


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Marry a honey-voiced, singer/songwriter with a high-profile, fine art photographer and the result is undeniably remarkable.
We're talking about Flaunt's The Cadence Issue. The new release has seen David LaChapelle photograph Lana Del Rey for series of images that resemble a vintage family photo album.
Much like David's previous works, the photographs reference art and religion, with high saturation contrasting the thematically dark tones. Paired with hyper-reality, the series mimics the work of Lana – aching beauty with shadowed wickedness.
Though we love the work's cinematic brilliance, our favourite detail would be Lana's caption for the wedding day shot: "Me with my loser husband," she wrote on Instagram.
And while you're marking the release date for Lana's latest album, Lust for Life, in your calendars (May 26), mark this down as well.
It's the first exhibition of LaChapelle's work in Australia, so you're going to look extra cultured when you tell everyone where you've been over the weekend.
Check out the shots from Flaunt in the gallery above.


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The Blood Dimmed Tide Paperback
by Rennie Airth
Part of the Inspector Madden Series series
It is 1932 and John Madden, former Scotland Yard Inspector, is now a farmer in the peaceful Surrey countryside.
However his peace is about to be shattered, for when a young girl goes missing, it is he who discovers her disfigured body hidden in a wood.
Disturbed by what he has seen he is convinced the killer has struck before . . .When a second body is found, Madden's instinct is proved right - there is a multiple killer at large.
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Whether its curling up after a long day at work, snuggling under the duvet on a cold winters evening or sleeping in on a lazy Sunday morning, our beds should be a haven of rest and relaxation.
However, a new survey has revealed that this may not actually be the case, as over half of Brits have admitted they are struggling to get a good nights sleep.
This National Bed Month, new research conducted by Dormeo Octaspring has looked into the nations sleeping habits and found that it is women who are suffering the most from sleeping difficulties, with 64 per cent admitting to not getting a good nights sleep compared with only 50 per cent of men.
With people struggling to get their heads down in their own beds, the research has also revealed some of the surprising places people have found themselves drifting off. Some of these unlikely slumber locations include a skip, a field of cows and even a cemetery.
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By RICK MAESER
Early on the morning of June 12, Pentecost Sunday, the Elizabeth Lee UMC senior high youth group left the church parking lot in Chickamauga, Ga., (near Chattanooga) and headed toward Epworth By The Sea for a week-long mission trip.
Seventy miles later, the driver pulled the bus to the side of I-75 with steam trailing behind it.
They made the short distance to the Cartersville exit, where they found safe harbor at the local McDonald's.
I was at the Elizabeth Lee church office when I got word from our youth leaders that the bus had broken down and they were stranded on I-75.
Elizabeth Lee UMC is one of the northernmost churches in the Northwest district, and in spite of the distance travelled, our youth were still in the Northwest district when they pulled over.
Sam Jones UMC in Cartersville is one of the last churches in the Northwest district as you travel south toward Atlanta, and is not far from the exit where our youth pulled off.
Because we knew each other and worked together in the district, I had the cell phone number for the Rev. Dr. Bill Burch, whom I called at around 7:50 a.m., less than 45 min. before his 8:30 a.m. worship service.
Bill called our youth leaders to assess the situation. When they learned that a repair would not be possible until the next day, Bill began making arrangements for our youth to swap buses with Sam Jones UMC, and continue on their trip to Epworth.
Within two or three hours of breaking down, our youth were on their way again in the miracle bus from Sam Jones UMC. They were loaned the bus for the full week of the mission trip. The Elizabeth Lee UMC bus was repaired and ready to be picked up on their return home.
It's hard to adequately express our thanks to the pastor, staff and leaders of Sam Jones UMC for what they did for us. It's beyond anything we could have expected.
We are especially grateful today to Sam Jones UMC for living out the love of Christ, and the spirit of our United Methodist connection.
Rick Maeser is pastor Elizabeth Lee UMC.
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"It is highly unlikely Rory McIlroy will be fit to perform at British Open," says top physiotherapist
It is "highly unlikely" that Rory McIlroy will be fit to compete in next week's British Open in St Andrews, according to a top rehabilitation physiotherapist.
The Irishman ruptured his AFTL (ankle ligaments) playing football over the weekend and is on crutches as he begins rehab.
And despite not ruling himself out of St Andrews when the world's top golfers tee up on Thursday week, the Head of Performance Rehabilitation in Sports Surgery Clinic, Enda King, says that rehabilitation and return to performance will take a number of weeks.
"The rehabilitation period is anywhere between four and six weeks for multi directional sport, generally around the six-week mark," Mr King told Independent.ie.
"The chances are it may be slightly less for golf but it depends on his individual mechanics, the extent of the damage and how comfortable he feels while swinging.
"It's about trying to minimise pain and swelling, get mobility back and then work on the ankle and try to restore strength, balance and dynamic control. It is highly unlikely that an ankle injury of that severity would have recovered sufficiently by next Thursday to be able to perform."
Damage to the ATFL ligaments is very common in soccer with some players ruled out for months. And while Mr King says recovery time should be quicker for golfers, he added that the pain will not be McIlroy's only barrier if he plays in St Andrew's.
"You can't just strap it up and expect it not to have any effect on your balance and mechanics which are essential in golf," he added.
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According to a source at The Wrap, "Fear the Walking Dead" actress Elizabeth Rodriguez is in negotiations to join Hugh Jackman in the James Mangold-directed WOLVERINE finale.
She's reportedly in talks for a "key role" in the film, rumored to be linked with X-23 – a female mutant who eventually takes on the Wolverine mantle. Omega Underground believes it might be for the role of Dr. Sarah Kinney, who's X-23's mother.
Production (running under the title "Juarez") has been quite mum, not revealing any supporting roles other than the obvious: Jackman as Wolverine and Patrick Stewart as Professor Charles Xavier. Joining them and Rodriguez are Elise Neal, Eriq La Salle and Stephen Merchant, along with Boyd Holbrook as the antagonist and Richard E. Grant as an evil scientist.
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Covenant's Men of the Church is a fellowship group for Covenant's men and their friends. Fellowship events include: Golf Scrambles, Fishing Tournaments, Quail Hunts, Breakfast Meetings, Dinners, Mission Projects, Bowling, Skeet Shooting, Cookouts, Wild Game Dinners and many other activities. Every MOC event includes a devotional and discussion about relevant topics. On Sunday mornings the MOC meet in the Church Library at 10 a.m. for Sunday School. The class uses The Present Word curriculum.


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The central focus of this program is the thesis project, which is supported by individual and small group interaction with staff, peers and industry experts.
Your thesis project will focus on a topic of your choice, negotiated with a supervisor, to allow you to address a research question. It will also provide a foundation for you to pursue further study or your career aspirations.
The thesis project will have an assessable outcome equivalent to between 12,000 and 15,000 words spread over the 2 semesters.
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