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/ad-hok'*r-ee/ (purdue)
1. gratuitous assumptions made inside certain programs, especially expert systems, which lead to the appearance of semi-intelligent behaviour but are in fact entirely arbitrary. for example, fuzzy-matching of input tokens that might be typing errors against a symbol table can make it look as though a program knows how to spell.
2. special-case code to cope with some awkward input that would otherwise cause a program to fail, presuming normal inputs are dealt with in some cleaner and more regular way. also called "ad-hackery", "ad-hocity" (/ad-hos'*-tee/), "ad-crockery".
see also eliza effect.
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ad hockery
ad hockery, değişmez uzun vadeli planlar yerine geçici çözümlere bağımlılık
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ad hockery
dependence on solutions that are temporary instead of firm long-term plans
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ALLEY SHOPPE CHRISTMAS PREPARATION, Saturday, December 7th from 9:00-11:30 am,
Alley Shoppe at Arlington Lutheran Church, 1115 Greenbrier (near Payne and Maryland).
You have the opportunity to visit the Alley Shoppe and assist in preparing for their Christmas give-away of toys and books to children in need. All ages are invited! Enjoy treats with your FCC friends! See Beth Norris for questions or call 651-486-7556.
LEARNING MORE ABOUT HMONG FUNERALS AT FIRST COVENANT CHURCH, Sunday, December 8,
Spiritual Growth Hour, 11:00am-12:00pm,
Upper Fellowship Hall -
Touger Thao, Pastor of Community Engagement will give a presentation about Hmong funerals and discuss how members of First Covenant can come alongside their Hmong brothers and sisters when another Hmong funeral happens.
CHRISTMAS CAROLING AND CHILI, Sunday, December 15, 4:00pm -
We will meet at church where teams will be formed then sent out to carol for homebound members of our church, nursing homes and throughout our church neighborhood in general. We'll meet up at
Pastor Anne and Gordy's house, 1108 East Hyacinth Avenue.
Sticky Faith Happens in the Nursery -
We have had significant growth in our nursery during the Worship Service and Wednesday evenings. Due to this growth, we will be splitting the nursery into two groups and rooms beginning Sunday, October 6th. The new rooms will be birth thru 18 months, Room 105 and 19 months through three yers old, Room 106 (Toddlers). With this split also comes the need for more volunteers to staff the new Toddler room. If you would like to volunteeer to serve in the Toddler room, please contact Donovan or sign-up at the Welcome Center.
Sticky Faith Happens Through Prayer Partners -
Prayer Partners support individual 6th-12th graders each week by lifting them up in prayer as well as providing quarterly communication. Seventy adults, each willing to pray for an individual youth, are needed to cover all of our youth in prayer. If you are willing to get "sticky" this way, contact Margaret Blum
or Jan Mollet
to sign up, or visit the prayer table in Upper Fellowship Hall.
Due to water damage from heavy rain and snow storms a few years back, the second floor of our building is in need of major repair. Thanks to the work of our property deacon, Thom Okoneski, we have finally received the necessary funding from our insurance company to complete this work. Great news!
The contents of our ministry team offices have been emptied into Room 201 and the ministry team has temporarily taken over the Conference Room as their work space. Work began in late August and is expected to last through October. Thanks to everyone for their flexibility and patience as we look forward to improved rooms which will help preserve our building for the future.
If you want to join a Life Group and have not yet signed up, please stop by the Welcome Center to talk with one of the Life Group (LG) team leaders. They can assist you in completing a LG informational card and answer any questions you may have. Life Groups meet the third Sunday of each month during the spiritual growth hour, Sundays at 11am (September to May). For more information contact Dick and Barb Johnson:
Would you enjoy helping to make ministry happen at First Covenant Church? Consider joining our (nearly) "all volunteer" office team. We have a variety of opportunities for you to consider, some of which you can do from your own home!
Office receptionist
- 3 hour shift answering phones or making phone calls, greeting visitors (and regulars!), making photocopies (optional). Prefer weekly or bi-weekly commitment.
Data entry
- update our church database, enter attendance, address changes, new attendees, gifts and skills data and others. Can be done from home (or coffee shop). Training provided on a user-friendly program.
Graphic design
- Be part of a team creating designs for brochures, flyers, posters, newsletters & website slides. Can be done from home.
Writing and editing
- help write, edit and proofread publications.
- we can always use your skills in painting, carpentry and masonry (and others) for various projects in the building. Questions? Please contact fhe church office (651-774-0344 /
People with interest and talent in design, crafts, photography, and/or history are invited to join a task force being formed to plan and implement the
First Covenant Heritage/History Center.
A limited number of meetings will be held soon to determine the best way to tell the many interesting tales of how FCC began in 1874 as a Swedish-speaking gathering of poor young immigrants, and evolved into our multi-generational, intercultural church of today. It's a fascinating story! Can you help us tell it? Contact Mike Schak (651-368-9563 or email (
) or you can talk to him during the fellowship hour most any Sunday.
First Connections Team
is looking for ushers and greeters. If interested please contact Kirk Peterson at 651-776-7117 or sign up at the Welcome Center.
Did you know you can sign up to have your weekly financial offering electronically deducted from your checking or savings? Complete an electronic giving form (download
) and return it to the church.
Book Share,
located on the shelves to the left of the Welcome Center, is growing thanks to those who have already donated books. Our purpose is that you have the opportunity to read some of these books. Just borrow, read and return them. There is also a space for children's books. We welcome your book donations! Books should be current or classic, wholesome, and in good condition. Leave them in the large basket so they can be tagged. Thanks! Marilyn Ash and Kay Carlson.
Meal Ministry:
If you are interested in being a part of a newly formed meal ministry by making and delivering a meal to a family experiencing a significant life event, please sign up at the Welcome Center or contact Rachel Verdoorn at
. When a need arises, you will be contacted to sign up for a date to prepare and deliver your meal.
Our Worship Services are recorded digitally.
If you are interested in getting a recording of any service you may go to the Welcome Center and sign up for either a CD copy or an mp3 file.
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And I doubt it will bring prices down because the liquor tax is still 15%, not including sales tax. It seems like it will be open game for minors and shop lifters. Whatever. Corporate greed does reign in our country.....
So shoplifters don't go to liquor stores?
So minors don't currently have access to beer?
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India is a signatory to the Alma Ata Declaration of 1978 and had committed to attaining "Health for All" by 2010 AD through the primary health care approach. The establishment of primary health centres in India started as early as in 1952, and over the last five decades it has undergone several changes to meet the increasing demand for health care services. Until the Eighth Five Year Plan, the emphasis was on the expansion of the health care establishment. However, during the Eighth and subsequent plans the emphasis was mainly on consolidation of existing health infrastructure rather than on expansion. "The thrust has been on qualitative improvement in the health services through strengthening of physical facilities like provision of essential equipment, supply of essential drugs and consumables, construction of building and staff quarters, filling up of vacant posts of medical and paramedical staff and in-service training of staff." In line with this, the Ministry of health and family welfare (MoHFW), Government of India (Gol) is implementing it under the NRHM umbrella.
The population norms for all the health facilities are given below:
Allopathic Dispensary (AD) has been treated as PHC and Medical Aid Centre (MAC) as Sub centres
Sub-centres are peripheral contact points between the primary health care system and the community. Two ANMs are recommended by IPHS at each facility. A PHC, on the other hand, is the first contact point between the village community and the medical officer. A PHC is expected to have a 2 Medical officer (One from AYUSH) and 6 paramedical and other staff. It acts as a referral unit for 5-6 sub-centres. It should have 4-6 beds for indoor patients. The activities of the PHCs involve curative, preventive, Promotive and family welfare services.
CHCs are basically referral centres for PHCs. Its manpower strength includes seven medical specialists (General Surgeon, physician, gynaecologist, paediatrician, anesthesiologist, eye surgeon and public health program Manager) supported by 21 paramedical and other staff. There is a provision of contractual staff also as per need. It also should have 30 in-door beds with one OT, X-ray, labour room and laboratory facilities.
The primary objective of the facility survey is to assess the existing situation of the health care facilities available in the government health care establishments at different levels in terms of infrastructure, staff, equipments and drugs.
The main objectives of the facility survey are to assess
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NAVI MUMBAI: The auto strike will continue on Monday. With the exception of a few autos that were seeing plying on the roads, the indefinite strike was largely total in the satellite city over the issue of revised auto tariff.
While the union representatives had told mediapersons on Friday that they are ending the strike following a written assurance from the RTO that their problems will be looked into, the irate auto drivers on their own decided to resume the strike on Saturday as they do not want the minimum fares to be reduced from Rs 15 to Rs 11 (for the basic 1.6 km autorickshaw ride).


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Option #1 is out.
Memphis already invaded all the available land.
Many Memphians remind me of the voracious, highly flawed and ultimately incompetent space aliens from a science fiction movie.
I wish that was true. I would roll through town playing Slim Whitman - Indian Love Call cranked up to "11".
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Those are people that are too drunk to go and vote for a better governor in FL.
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Leasing a Solar System
LIPA offers residential customers the option to finance their solar PV installation through a Lease Agreement or Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), rather than through a contracted purchase-to-own solar PV system. Eligible customers must meet and agree to all the Terms and Conditions as listed on the LIPA Solar Pioneer Program Rebate Application Form for PPAs or Leases.
- Hoes does it work?
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LEASE: Leasing a solar PV system is like leasing a car. A company or contractor owns the equipment and you pay to lease it. Lease payments are typically fixed monthly payments which are less over the term of the lease than you would have paid for electricity produced by LIPA.
PPA: With a PPA, a company or contractor owns the equipment and you just pay for the power it produces. PPAs are similar to leases, but the homeowner pays for the electricity, but not the PV system itself. PPAs may vary each month based on the amount of energy produced by the solar system. Under a PPA, you only pay for what is produced during any given month.
What is the LIPA rebate for PPAs or Lease Agreements?
The incentives vary depending on the systems size, type of equipment installed, panel orientation, and shading. The rebate is calculated using the Expected Performance Based Buy-down (EPBB) method which allows LIPA to incentivize more efficient and optimally sited solar systems. The EPBB is an up-front incentive payment (rebate) for new grid connected solar PV systems and inverters based on the expected output of the system compared to an ideal solar system installation.
How to apply for a PPA or Lease Agreement:
All residential solar PV systems financed through either a PPA or Lease Agreement and applying for a LIPA Solar Pioneer Program Rebate must submit an application packet containing Rebate Processing forms, a fully executed LIPA Solar Pioneer Program Rebate Application (for PPA and Lease Agreements) and Power Asset Management (PAM) forms. All forms are available for download under:
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Confirming its preppy style, TCN presented a simple collection, with a pure and clean style. Wedge velvet shoes in green or red were used to give more feminity to some cuts highly influenced my menswear and masculine style, while oversized bags in crocodile, cotton, and wool had a casual and handy aspect to the collection.
Wool was the star fabric of this show, either used on knitted XL coats, light cardigans or tailored suits.
Lingerie interludes showed gave a glamorous and sexy touch to this show, before starting again on casual basis.
Pants were the most used piece, in satin, and gather on the ankles, enabling movement. Astrakhan fur jacket as well as a feather sleeveless coat were shown, only dress up pieces of this collection.


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Contract of Bethel town manager extended
The Bethel Board of Selectmen last week voted to extend Town Manager Jim Doar's current three-year contract to five years, with salary increases of four percent for each of the final two years.
Following a one-hour executive session Tuesday, the board reconvened in open session and Selectman Don Bennett motioned for the extension and salary increase
"What we're doing is recognize somebody who's done a heck of a good job," Bennett said. "And when we find someone like that, we are interested in continuity and consistency, and we have somebody who will do that. And in years four and five this will probably be looked on as a pretty good deal for the town."
"That's my crystal ball," he concluded.
There being no further comments from the other selectmen, Chair Stan Howe called for a vote, and the motion passed four to one, with Bob Everett the lone dissenter.
Asked later why he voted against the new contract, Everett said his decision was based on the financial ramifications, not Doar's performance to date.
"I like Jim Doar. I think he's doing a good job. It's the financial aspect" Everett said. "It's just not the time: People are losing their homes, losing their jobs."
Doar was hired in June of 2009. His current salary is $54,500.
Under the terms of the new contract, he will make $56,500 in 2011, $58,760 in 2012 and $61,100 in 2013.
Doar said Monday he was "thrilled" with his new contract, adding: "It's really an honor to be the town manager in Bethel."
"It's great working for this Board of Selectmen, and I'm flattered that they think highly enough of the work that's been done over the last 14 months to want to ensure that kind of continuity for town government.
"My family and I are really excited about being able to live and work in Bethel for at least another four years, and hopefully beyond that," Doar said.


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D.J.'s character shows off the court as well as on the court. When Collierville high school student Trey Erwin was dying from pancreatic cancer, D.J. was one of those who visited him regularly and encouraged him in his battle. He and former Tiger Drew Barham graciously escorted two high school girls to their prom last year. Those kind of selfless acts and other community service make players like D.J. a true role model. He is heads above athletes (college and professional) whose actions are often questionable and focused on self. Thank you, D.J. for all you have been to this team and to the entire community. You are beloved, and I wish you all the success in your post-college life.
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Environmentalist Private Property Rights War
Environmental policies are now infringing on property rights.
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Obama Would Veto Attempt to Save San Joaquin Valley
California's San Joaquin Valley was America's Breadbasket, producing more than half of the fruits and vegetables consumed in the USA, before the radical leftists controlling the government decided to cut off its water supply on behalf of the Delta smelt, a small inedible fish of no use to anyone. Now it is the Dustbowl That Big Government Created, a.k.a. the Valley That Hope Forgot. Tens of thousands have been thrown out of work for the sake of sanctimonious environmentalist posturing. But maybe there is hope after all:


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Brendan Meyer plays Mr. Young on the breakout YTV hit. Photo supplied.
Brendan Meyer is not that dissimilar from the title character he portrays on the breakout television smash, Mr. Young.
On the small screen, he's Adam Young, a prodigious teenager who completes university at age 14 and returns to high school to work as a teacher. In reality, Meyer is an aspiring actor who moved to Vancouver from Edmonton last year when he was only 15, leaving his family, friends and hometown behind in search of his big break.
Both are instances of a kid being thrust into the grown-up world. And in both cases, things seem to be going rather well.
Mr. Young, which premiered last spring and is wrapping production on its second season, is a bonafide hit, airing several times a week on its original Canadian network, YTV, and having recently debuted in the United States on Disney XD.
Mr. Young, the character, suffers through the requisite wacky trials and tribulations of a half-hour teen sitcom, but always seems to figure things out in the end.
Mr. Meyer, the actor, has in mere months rocketed from relative anonymity to being recognized by fans on the streets, but is taking the sudden success in stride.
"I've done a lot of good stuff in the past, but doing Mr. Young has really been the best, because it's been the biggest part I've had for the longest stretch of time," says Meyer, who just turned 17. "I've had to build up (my) work ethic to keep up ... and I think I've learned a lot, I've grown a lot."
Before landing the Mr. Young part, Meyer made a handful of TV and movie appearances while growing up around the Edmonton area. In 2007, he had a reoccurring role on the BBC Worldwide series Dinosapien, and just two years ago acted in the Billy Ray Cyrus vehicle, Christmas in Canaan. He also honed his craft in many local theatre productions, and the self-described Shakespeare-buff has appeared in the last three editions of the Freewill Shakespeare Festival.
The dark tragedy associated with many of the Bard's finest work may seem a far cry from the light-hearted slapstick of Meyer's current show, yet he finds similarities between the stage and Mr. Young, which films before a live audience in a Burnaby studio.
"It's kind of like a blending of theatre and film," says Meyer, who was named the most outstanding male performer at the 2010 Youth National Shakespeare Festival in Toronto. "You have the live audience and you have the four cameras and you have the multiple takes and all that stuff, but at the same time (during tapings), you get that buzz that you would with a theatre audience, which is amazing to work in."
In September, Mr. Young distributors Nelvana Enterprises and Thunderbird Films sold the series to Disney XD, which has channels around the world. Given the history of Disney sitcoms launching the careers of teen idols like Miley Cyrus, Selena Gomez and Raven-Symone, things are looking increasingly bright for the star of Mr. Young.
But or a guy named Young, Meyer's outlook is rather mature, so don't expect him to get caught up in such hoopla. Right now, he's simply looking forward to visiting Edmonton for a couple weeks during the holidays, and his long-term ambitions are remarkably unpretentious.
"My biggest goal is that I would just like to be able to continue working and making a living at it, because it's what I really want to do," says Meyer, adding he might move into writing and directing as well.
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Archive for June 28th, 2012
First Birthday: Making Year One Special
If time for that first birthday celebration is rolling around, you can look at your nearly one year old baby and be pleased. You've done it. You've made it through that first year, which is all about surprises, things the baby books never told you, and trying to keep up with the baby that never seems to want to sleep. If your baby is finally going to be a year old, then that's reason to celebrate. So start getting out the cookbooks and the wrapping paper—a first birthday party needs to be planned.
Planning the Event
Some parents are just too tired by the time for first birthday celebrations rolls around, and if that's you, don't try to force a celebration. That first birthday party can be just as good if you do it with just you and the baby, and it will be a way to avoid any extra stress that you probably don't need. Read the rest of this entry »


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Hey again! You all are spreading the word about our marathon on the 16th, right? We'll be playing for Rockin' H Ranch, and it's going to… well… ROCK. Also you all need to get on over to the OILD '11 Facebook page, not to mention play some Fantasy Kingdoms! Today's level has it all; a snowy nation, frozen caves, and an ice dragon! It's Northwall, from Actraiser!
Day 5 of OILD! Are you celebrating! You better! Just like you'd better be visiting the OILD '11 Facebook page! Go, go! For the good of the city! Likewise, you'd better get into Fantasy Kingdoms! Those folks are being a huge help, so let's give back, ok? Today's "level" isn't really a level, but a whole game! It's Holiday Lemmings!
The fourth day of OILD is upon us. HOORAY! Have you visited the OILD '11 Facebook page? You should! And have you been playing Fantasy Kingdoms? You'd better be! What if I told you some upcoming items were drawn by me? Clearly that in and of itself is a selling point. And yes, I promise they're not hideous rainbow nightmares like I usually draw. You can actually tell what the items are supposed to be in FK! Anyway, let's look at an ice level from a nifty little indie game. It's the Ice Area, from Spelunky!
Man, the third day of OILD and already we've done quite a bit! Notm put up an OILD 2011 page, we may get some remixes yet, and we made some new friends in the crew of Fantasy Kingdoms! So, what do you plan on doing to help promote? Let us know! Today's level is one of the few featured levels from an arcade game. But man is it ever a fun one! It's Crystal World, from Gradius 2!
Yep, it's the first day of Obligatory Ice Level Day! Who's ready? I am! Today we're going to look a rather special game. How is it special? Well, read on! Today it's the Winter Kingdoms, from Fantasy Kingdoms!
You know how you tidy up the house when you're expecting company? Well I figured the 20 million zillion people tuning in for the Star Wars marathon shouldn't make do with those OLD bio pictures. And so many people have joined the staff since then! So they needed pictures too, right? So I took the liberty of updating everyone's picture on the Bios Page. And give a hand to Local for dealing with the hassle of updating the section itself!


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Chicago restaurants protest tariffs on Italian mineral water
Updated by Phil Vettel at 6:20 p.m. CT
Who says restaurants can't work together? More than 60 Italian restaurants in Chicago are joining in a protest against a punitive tariff that's about to double the price on Italian mineral waters.
The restaurants, including such top names as Bice, Coco Pazzo, Phil Stefani's 437 Rush and Rosebud, have signed a petition, organized by the Italian American Chamber of Commerce-Midwest, asking that the tariff be suspended before it goes into effect on Thursday.
The tariff is a 100-percent import duty that will effectively double the price of such beverages as San Pellegrino, Acqua Panna and Sole. (A 750ml bottle of San Pellegrino was selling for 2-for-$3 Tuesday at a nearby Dominick's grocery; 250ml botlles were $1.60 at a nearby Starbucks store.)
The double-duty is part of a U.S. payback in response to the European Union's ban on U.S. beef containing hormones, and the United States has slapped tariffs on dozens of EU imports, not just Italian mineral water, as Tribune business reporter Mike Hughlett wrote last month. But Italian water is a higher-visibility, higher-volume consumer product compared to the chestnuts, frozen meats and even Roquefort cheese that have been targeted previously. And this latest tariff hits Italy, which the Chamber of Commerc says exports 40 percent of its mineral water to the U.S., particularly hard.
"We try to offer a full dining experience, and a major part of that is Italian water; I use it for cooking as well," says Tony Priolo, chef and owner of Piccolo Sogno restaurant. "I could offer another water, but for authenticity, I prefer to use the Italian."
The petition was sent to U.S. Trade representative Ambassador Ronald Kirk on Monday. Perhaps it will change some minds.
Tuesday and Wednesday might be good times to stock up on San Pellegrino, just in case.


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Faith Church's many ministries provide a variety of service opportunities, and many of them are listed below. Please contact email@example.com with questions or for more information.
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Faith East Contact: Trey Garner; Faith West Contact: Josh Greiner
Having strong Children's Ministries is essential for a church that is striving to reach families with the truth of God's Word. This requires an army of faithful servants. . If you are a member of our church, we would encourage you to consider making regular, faithful service in our Children's Ministries a normal part of your weekly worship.
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- Class Leaders - Teach Bible lessons using the curriculum provided, provide direction to the classroom assistants, and build relationships with the students and parents.
- Class Assistants - Assist the leader with class responsibilities, help students participate actively in class activities, and build relationships with students and parents.
- Nursery Servants - Provide quality care for infants.
- Special Needs Aides - Help children with special needs participate in our classes. No experience necessary. Training provided.
- Children's Check-In greeters – Distribute and collect security materials. Register families who are new to our ministry.
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Would others be serving with me?
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- The number of servants in a classroom depends on a number of variables including class size, age of the students, and the activities planned for the class.
Would I need to come up with my own material?
- No. We provide curriculum for both Sunday and Wednesday teachers.
- On Wednesdays, experienced teachers have more freedom in crafting lesson plans.
What curriculum would we use?
- Our Sunday School classes use a solid Bible curriculum published by John MacArthur's ministry called Generations of Grace.
- Wednesday classes use a curriculum that emphasizes the growth of godly character.
When would I need to be there?
- We ask all servants to arrive 20 minutes prior to the start of the ministry session.
- This allows sufficient time to prepare for the ministry session and welcome children.
How much out-of-class time would be involved?
- Class leaders will need to spend some out-of-class time prepping for each week's lesson. We encourage leaders to use the class curriculum for their personal devotions. This minimizes the amount of prep required and also tends to improve the leader's passion for the lesson.
- Class assistants may be asked by their class leaders to spend a limited amount of time prepping a craft, activity, or snack.
- Little to no out-of-class time is required of Children's Check-In greeters, special needs aides, and nursery workers.
If I were to serve on Sunday, would I have to miss out on worship or an ABF?
- No. Our Sunday classes take place at 8:00, 9:30, and 11:00. Many who serve in our ministry worship at one hour, attend ABF at another hour, and serve at a third hour.
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Matthew M. Murawski,R.Ph.,Ph.D., Associate Professor of Pharmacy Administration; Department of Pharmacy Practice, Purdue University, R.Heine Pharmacy Building Room 502,575 Stadium Mall Drive, West Lafayette, IN
Ernest J Dole, PharmD, PhC, FASHP, BCPS; Clinical Pharmacist III, University of New Mexico Hospitals Pain Consultation and Treatment Center and Clinical Associate Professor, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center, College of Pharmacy, Department of Pharmacy Practice, Albuquerque, NM
On May 11th, CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services) issued a new rule. We think this is perhaps the single most important change in the regulatory status of Pharmacy since Medicaid created third party payment in the 1960s. The new ruling reads as follows: ""We have broadened the concept of 'medical staff' and have allowed hospitals the flexibility to include other practitioners as eligible candidates for the medical staff with hospital privileges to practice in accordance with state law," CMS said in the final rule . The explicit change now allows hospitals to give nonphysician practitioners, such as advanced practice nurses, physician assistants and pharmacists, the power to perform duties that they are trained for and allowed to do within their scope of practice and state law. We feel that stated in the new rule is the ability for pharmacists who work in hospitals, in states with pharmacy acts that allow pharmacist prescribing to prescribe and then bill CMS for provision of those services.
Key provisions are as follows:
1-Role of other practitioners on the Medical Staff: We have broadened the concept of "medical staff" and have allowed hospitals the flexibility to include other practitioners as eligible candidates for the medical staff with hospital privileges to practice in the hospital in accordance with State law. All practitioners will function under the rules of the medical staff. This change will clearly permit hospitals to allow other practitioners (e.g. APRNs, PAs, pharmacists) to perform all functions within their scope of practice. We have required that the medical staff must examine the credentials of all eligible candidates (as defined by the governing body) and then make recommendations for privileges and medical staff membership to the governing body.
2-Orders by other practitioners: We have allowed for drugs and biologicals to be prepared and administered on the orders of practitioners (other than a doctor), in accordance with hospital policy and State law, and have also allowed orders for drugs and biologicals to be documented and signed by practitioners (other than a doctor), in accordance with hospital policy and State law.
3-The potential savings will be achieved through a number of significant regulatory changes. For example, changes to the Medical staff Credentialing & Privliging will allow hospitals to broaden the concept of "medical staff" through the appointment of non-physician practitioners to the medical staff so that they may perform the duties for which they are qualified through training and education and as allowed within their State scope-of-practice laws. For hospitals that choose this option, significant savings might be achieved as non-physician practitioners will enable physicians to more effectively manage their time so that they may focus on the more medically complex patients. In our article, "Advanced-practice pharmacists: Practice characteristics and reimbursement of pharmacists certified for collaborative clinical practice in New Mexico and North Carolina" in AJHP 12/15/2011, this is exactly the point we make. This is further supported by Rear Admiral Scott F. Giberson, RPh, PhC, MPH, US Assistant Surgeon General and chief professional officer of pharmacy at the US Public Health Service in Rockville, Maryland, recent article: Improving Patient and Health System Outcomes Through Advanced Pharmacy Practice. A Report to the US Surgeon General, 2011 .
The new rule concludes with an estimate of savings for each rule change, with the expansion of medical staff being estimated to generate 330 Million the 1st year, and 1.65 Billion over 5 yrs. We are curious that this development has not generated more discussion across the profession, and want to know what you think.
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This morning, Prezzo confided in Keitta about his relationship with Goldie, which he admitted is about to combust. The Kenyan Housemate told Keitta how difficult it has been for him to deal withGoldie.
"It takes a big heart to deal with her. If something major would happen between us, she would die. We would need an ambulance up in here", he said.
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Ethel Lane has been singing for other people almost her entire life, but other than "Happy Birthday," she's never had anyone sing to her.
Sculptor Marc Moulton will lead the 2007-08 Legends Series with an exhibition at the Averitt Center beginning Friday, Aug. 3. A reception for the artist will be held from 5:30 to 8 p.m. during downtown Statesboro's First Friday.
Kim Hill was on her way back from a mission trip with 19 other women and a teenage boy when a tire went flat. She never expected NASCAR legend Kyle Petty to help her fix it.
The AT&T Foundation, the charitable philanthropy organization of AT&T Inc. (NYSE:T), recently awarded Georgia Southern University a $25,000 environmental research grant and designated Dr. Wei Tu an AT&T Faculty Fellow in Industrial Ecology. He is one of only three academic researchers selected to receive funding from the 2006 competitive grants program. Tu, an assistant professor in the College of Science and Technology at Georgia Southern University, was ...
Nurses at East Georgia Regional Medical Center now have a new tool to help ensure they dispense the correct dose of medication to patients.
Police are seeking a woman they said, along with her husband, broke into storage units behind a local auto parts store and stole several items. The man was caught after he tried peddling the loot to area radiator service businesses.
Some major changes appear to be in store for Statesboro's alcohol ordinance after city officials discovered they were exceeding their powers in punishing violators.
It's a typical summer Saturday at Splash in the Boro. The sweet smell of sunscreen mixes with the happy sounds of children speeding down the water slides and the serenity of folks floating around the aquatic park's lazy river.
MARIETTA, Ga. - Naomi Klein and Shannon Ross weren't taking any chances.
Harry Potter fans in Bulloch County and everywhere are filled with anticipation and mixed emotions today as the release date of the seventh and final book is within a few short, but horribly long hours.
Saying she wanted to clear up some misconceptions about her, the woman suing Chris Rock to determine if he is the father of her child has agreed to write a book about her life.
Seventeen social studies teachers from southeastern Georgia recently participated in a Project BESST workshop at Georgia Southern University.
In an effort to make it easier for people to beautify their property, Keep Bulloch Beautiful will be instituting a community tool bank beginning August 1.
A man and woman found a financial transaction card at a local bank last month and used it to make purchases, police said. Troy Lee Williams, 35, and Alicia Tawain Williams, 32, both of Johnson Street, found a credit/debit card at a Wachovia ATM June 24 and used it at Wal-Mart and Murphy's USA, said Statesboro Police Capt. L. C. Williams. The card owner contacted Det. Tommy Brown June 28 and reported the unauthorized ...
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If estrogen contributes to the development of IBD, then what about common pesticides and agricultural chemicals that are known to mimic estrogens? Maybe it's the use of these agents that is directly responsible for the large increase in cases of IBD, in both men and women. And youngsters. Little have we known the painful effects of "progress" but it's now coming to light!.


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Vitoria, 1961
Emerging Spanish abstract artist.
Self-taught painter and sculptor, his paintings are mostly done on paper, while his sculptures are composed of various materials: aluminium, bronze, iron, crystal, and poliexpan, etc.
Over the last years he has concentrated on the investigation of the expressive possibilities of materials not used "conventionally" to create paintings: various types of sand and cements, varnish, tar, cardboard, plaster, rust...on canvass or wood.
1997 - Office of the Official Collage of Architects of Navarros in Vitoria.
1999 - Jamete Gallery. Cuenca.
2000 - Paintings. Art Gallery XXI. Madrid. - Zeppelin. Vitoria. - B y NEspacio of Art Masse. Vitoria. - Cement River, Vitoria.
2003 - Recent Works. Iradier 9 Art Gallery. Vitoria.
2005 - Varnishes Iradier 9 Art Gallery. Vitoria.
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Gary Barlow has taken to Twitter to thank fans for their support over the death of his daughter Poppy.
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The Botanic Garden and Parks Authority receives its funding primarily from the State Government of Western Australia. Significant revenue is also generated through various events, leases and licenses in place and through some important fee-for-service arrangements undertaken by the Authority.
Revenue from State Government and that self-generated by the Authority through commercial arrangements is supported by generous donations from individuals, grants from a variety of organisations and sponsorship from corporations. This support is directed towards maintaining our high standard of horticultural and conservation practices, scientific research, visitor facilities and maintaining significant cultural and memorial sites.
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After a week or so of feeling really good (compared to of late) i have just had some chronic palpitations.
My doctor has tried to get me to explain what they feel like, because they are yet to catch them on an ECG or Halter monitor.
In the past i have described them as a bubble in my chest, or something flipping, turning, etc.
Today, i was feeling calm and just working away at my computer, then when they hit, i really thought about what they feel like.
It feels like i have a few long heart beats that go backwards.
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And then, of course, i panic and my pulse goes up to around 120bpm and i get dizzy. Not sure if the palps make me dizzy, or the panic. Chicken or the egg?
Does anyone else have these palpitations? It seems everyone describes them differently, from a racing heart beat, to missed or skipped heart beats, but does anyone else have the strange beats in between?
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I've had acne scarring since I was about 17 or...
- 20 Jul 2011
I've had acne scarring since I was about 17 or 18. I'm 22 now. I can't remember if the scars got worse with time, or worse with previous procedures. I've had:
- microdermabrasion (did nothing)
- chemical peels (I think scarred my face)
- silicone injections (was supposed to fix it in a "year", now has been almost 2 years and a WASTE of money)
I recently started researching because I've heard of lasers before but I've gotten scared with the risks that I've read about.
Did I mention I'm half korean? I get dark the minute I step into sunlight, so the risks I've read for anyone of ethnicity, has scared me.
One day I came across DOT laser and I've read many great reviews. I found only 3 doctors that offered this, but I ended up going in for one consultation. I was told that I was at risk for hyper pigmentation, so we did two test spots behind both of my ears.
I cannot tell you the level she tried (there were three different levels though). One was a lower, medium (behind one ear) and a higher level on the other. I wasn't sure what to expect, from other people's experiences that I had read about- I thought it was just a burn, then sun spots. The pain was bearable, I only had numbing cream on for like ten minutes and I could sit through it. The smell was expected (burning hair). My skin was red for only an hour or so. I used cetaphil gentle face wash and put on Eucerin moisturizer.
Within two days, I noticed the dot pattern. It kind of freaked me out because I didn't expect that. It was like a square with a TON of little dots that had formed. I was concerned and wasn't sure if this was normal (which it is). Within the next couple of days, they started flaking off- I used a gentle make up remover cloth to wipe them off.
I didn't notice any hyper pigmentation, so I went back in for another consultation. This time, I had a test spot done on the side of my face (beside my eye- the entire area and part of my cheek but barely). It hurt less. I was expecting much pain but the numbing cream was on for about 30 minutes. He apparently used a high level for my skin type as well ( Since I am asian, I can't have an extreme level setting). My face was red for a couple of hours that day. It felt weird, like I was feeling someone else's skin, kind of leathery. But I was excited because my skin was slightly swollen, which meant it was plump and there were no scars visible at the time.
By night time, my skin was a little red. I gently washed it and caked on the lotion. I heard that keeping it moisturized will avoid further scarring and quicker healing. (Not sure if true, but I did it anyways) The dot pattern formed a day or so later. They came off faster than behind my ear. Probably because I wash my face twice daily. My skin looked great after but a few days after, it looked back to normal. I think!
So here's where my confusion comes in. I can't remember honestly how deep my scarring was before (I have deep acne scars) so I can't tell if new ones formed, because I had read that they did OR if the previous ones had gotten smaller. I do believe that they have gotten smaller/softer.
I have no hyper pigmentation thankfully. So I have my actual Dot laser this Friday on my entire face. I was told that it will take 2-3 treatments and possibly another after that. It's kind of disappointing because I was hoping that this was a one time deal, but I understand with my skin tone AND the deep level of acne scarring, it will take more than one try.
I am really excited to do this, however. I pray that I don't get any hyper pigmentation on my face. My doctor said she will do her best to target the deeper scars.
I will keep posting with my journey! I hope that I see great results. This is honestly my last hope in trying to fix this terrible things. I've gone through a lot emotionally and I'm putting a lot of positivity towards this laser. I've also read that some people have waiting months- even six months to a year before getting a second treatment. My doctor is going to do two treatments before the end of August, so I will be able to keep you posted.
She also did a cooltouch laser on my face last week. This is also an interesting laser. It takes 3 treatments before seeing results but it also triggers collagen production. It's much cheaper but I haven't heard that great of results from it. This can be performed on all skin types so that's why it would be a better candidate for darker skin types. This hurt hardly but she did a very aggressive cooltouch. It's a weird feeling but I think it was worth the 200 dollars. I saw slight results from it.
If anyone has any questions, let me know! I will try to give as much detail as possible.
I got the dot laser done this morning. I was...
- 22 Jul 2011
I was really nervous, but I absolutely hate the numbing cream. It feels like vaseline with a burning sensation. I hate when they put it above the lip because it makes my entire lip numb. Anyways, she wanted to do my entire face so that it would all be an even color.
The first few laser passes were bearable. The entire thing was bearable actually. Around my eyes and mouth were a little painful. It actually made my eyes water a bit. I expected my nose to hurt but she used a lower level on that section. It lasted maybe 25 minutes. She did a moderate level due to my skin type.
After the procedure was done (once again- very bearable, just uncomfortable), she showed me the white dots that formed but they wiped it off. I actually cursed out loud when I saw my face haha.
They put a cool wash cloth on my face and put Cetaphil lotion on it. I sat for a few minutes with a fan on my face. My face was pulsating for a few minutes but felt fine after. I left and went straight to the public bathroom.
When I looked in the mirror, I was kind of freaked out because my face was bright red (and I'm sure I scared the people I passed in the hallway). I looked like I had sat in the sun for 3 days straight and turned into a lobster.
When I left to get into my car, the heat hit my face and it started to burn. The temp. here is almost 100 degrees though, so it wasn't helping. On the ride home, I had an ice pack on my face (with a towel covering it). This ended up wiping the cream off but my face felt a ton better. So far I have been sitting with a fan on my face but it's drying out the lotion so I might have to just deal with a little burning sensation for awhile.
I was told to use cetaphil lotion but I've read so many places that use aquaphor by eucerin- however, the doc told me that it could break me out so I think I'm going to purchase cetaphil lotion later. Every three hours I'm supposed to use a cold wet washcloth and then put on lotion. She also said that I shouldn't over moisturize.
I feel fine and am glad so far that I did this. My face is still very red but my scars are plumped up so I am happy. I know that this will go down but I am able to wear my hair back and up with no scars visible, so I'm going to take advantage of these hours with smooth (and dotted) skin!
Day 2: Last night was uncomfortable. I attempted...
- 23 Jul 2011
Last night was uncomfortable. I attempted to wash my face with cool water but the minute the air hit my face, it began to burn. It was also hard to put on lotion. So I sat in front of a fan to help deal with the burning.
I ended up napping for three hours and woke up less swollen. Little dots were forming all over.
I went to bed with a thick layer of lotion on my face but woke up with a greasy leathery feeling face. I had my contacts out so I just washed my face without looking in the mirror.
I used a mild warm to cool water setting with cetaphil gentle cleanser. It was hard to wash or get anything to lather due to the texture of my face. I ended up soaking a wash cloth in cool water and patted my face gently. Later I will probably lay with a wet.wash cloth on my face for awhile.
I put my contacts in and was happy to see that my face was better. It isnt swollen as much as they warned me. The dots are def. forming. My face is a bronze-y red but so much better than yest. I feel more comfortable today.
So far, im praying for no post inflammatory hypetpigmentation. I plan on staying inside for the entire healing process to avoid any sun exposure.
Ill keep posting each day and if anything changes throughout yhe day, ill update!
Day 3: I am suprised at how quickly I am healing...
- 24 Jul 2011
I am suprised at how quickly I am healing.
It could be due to a moderate level laser setting or my age/skins ability to heal. I figured it would be the opposite sense I am getting this done for acne scarring (hence my skin sucks to healing).
Yesterday I washed my face three times. I couldnt tell if my face was oily feeling due to lotion or the heat, so I just kept it as clean as I thought it would need. No burn or pain, just a weird feeling, like im not in my own skin.
I slept a lot last night and woke up again to a sticky greasy but scabby face. I immediately washed and patted lightly dry.
i havent taken a shower yet..gross I know but I heard that the steam and heat isnt good. I plan on taking a brief one tonight.
Some dots are falling off but still have a mild dot pattern on skin. So far looks great.
The overall coloration of my face is still a bronzey color but really its a light pink w dot scabs.
i believe that by tomorrow most will be coming off.
i have an appointment/check up tomorrow as well. I wonder what she will say.
Day 4: During my shower, many dot scabs came off...
- 25 Jul 2011
During my shower, many dot scabs came off while gently washing. I still dabbed/patted my face dry, trying not to rub.
The skin showing through is so smooth! Im still a little pink. Today I finally went outside, but with a hat on. I had my check up. It was a little irritating bc I waited an hour after my appointment was supposed to be, only to have a five min. talk.
So far so good, she wants me to come in this friday (3 days from now) and get a free microdermabrasion to get rid of any extra stuff left on my face. After that I will set up my second treatment.
So I washed my face later today and could see most skin. I can say that so far, my acne scars look extremely softened, hardly there. Im scared that as this week progresses, they will get deeper but I will update. I still have some dot scabs so I will keep posting.
Right now, im so happy and pray that it keeps getting better!
Day 5: Most dot scabs are off.. Besides around my...
- 26 Jul 2011
Most dot scabs are off.. Besides around my forehead.
My scars are re appearing but look 30-40 percent smaller. Overall my face looks softened, I love it. Im breaking out slightly.. Could be due to the numbing cream or the slathering of lotion for the past week. Ive been drinking lots of water and taking vitamin c and e supplements. Vitamin c helps produce collagen so I figure it can only help. I forget what vitamin e does but I heard it works with vitamin c. I also tried taking zinc supplement but it makes me soo nauseus. Zinc helps w acne. Any ways I am hoping that my skin progresses as the collagen builds.
I am getting a second, more aggressive tx within four weeks. Im a little nervous for the pain but I keep reminding myself that its worth it.
I will update friday after my microdermabrasion.
So I forgot to post on Friday but it is now Sunday...
- 31 Jul 2011
I went in to get a California peel microdermabrasion (which is just a microderm so not really sure why the peel part is included in the name).
It felt nice, just cleaned off the dead skin and was free.
I went ahead and made my next dot appointment for August 18 or 19 (it may change).
I hope she will be more aggressive.
So update on results:
I have been breaking out like crazy. Mostly around the edges of my face. I do believe that it's due to the numbing cream because it clogs your pores but it's so very annoying. I have been doing my best to deal with this and started taking zinc supplements.
The scars themselves have gotten less deep. I have to admit, I am a bit disappointed because my face almost went back to the same that it looked before. It's hard to tell true results because I can still see them there, but now I can't tell what percentage they are better. I do believe though that now that my skin is back to normal, my face is getting better every day. Everyone keeps saying it takes 3 months to get full results from the 1 treatment.
I realize that she did a very light DOT so I am hoping the more aggressive DOT will have better results.
I have to be patient and positive. It was still worth it, I believe because I do think that this will end with great results. And realistically speaking, it does take more than one treatment to look better for my deeper scars.
I do believe that I got more scarring on my forehead that wasn't there before, so this concerns me. I am planning on bringing this up to her.
So it's almost been two weeks since I've had the...
- 4 Aug 2011
I mentioned last time that I was breaking out, well I broke out A LOT since then. I'm not entirely sure if it was the numbing cream, the actual dot laser or what. I obviously am acne prone so it could have been several things. I haven't broken out on my cheeks in forever and I was angry that maybe 4 or 5 have formed last week.
It could be that it's super hot outside, the products I'm using are irritating my skin (I went back to my normal regimen- Salicylic Acid treatment wash and Benzoyl peroxide cream at night). Whatever it was that caused this, I was freaked out. I started taking Zinc supplements, Vitamin A, Vitamin C & E and it seems to be helping. My face is getting dry and the acne is slowly healing. I haven't broken out since but I'm in the process of trying to get them to clear up without adding more scarring (which is the whole reason why I got the DOT in the first place).
For the clear free skin, I noticed that the scars are looking better each day. It isn't a drastic difference, but overall it's satisfying.
I am nervous about going to my next DOT in the next couple of weeks but I just want it to be over with. I am dreading breaking out again. But since I am taking vitamin supplements, I am hoping that this will prevent them from happening in the future.
Anyways, I am frustrated still but happy at the same time that there does seem to be something working.
I just got the second dot done yesterday. I was a...
- 19 Aug 2011
I was a little nervous, ive read that the second time is more painful.
I also had a more aggressive treatment than last.
It did hurt mostly was stinging but worth it.
Honestly, the only areas unbearable were the spots around my eyes. Since I mostly have scarring on my cheeks, I dont care how painful it is on that area, but it was bearable.
Really, by the time its done..you forget most of the pain you sat through. It was also easier this time bc I knew what to expect.
I was very red yesterday. and as of the second day, I am still red but expected so, since it was more aggressive. However, hardly any pain or discomfort..just weird skin feeling.
My cheeks were slightly swollen this morning but put an ice pack on it and it helped plus took away some redness.
I will try to update after a week or so and see what percentage it helped w scarring.
I keep reading that three months is key, so we will see.
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now that is cool....lucky lil sob that gets to learn on that. BTW this briggs just nabbed a holeshot.
i did not do that.
I remember the ads for those pipes. makin my best jeopardy guess, " what is skunk works, alex? Or was it DG? Ol Dan n Gary. I wouldnt know I had a GT 80,took the baffes out, then she was a racer.
looking at the pipe again I believe its a DG pipe.
SUPER TRAP was the pipe you were asking about. This bike looks way cool. I sure remember this model.
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I welcome back to foxnews.com live I'm actually to working with a full line -- of entertainment.
For you today from music to movies and a a little shocked.
Like that.
Wow now -- I don't think we've ever started this show before and let them.
Any keystroke our next guest Alice Cooper has her own clothes -- rock and -- and yeah.
Yeah it's so let's talk about this -- -- finally the highly anticipated sequel.
To -- my nightmare out now so why now.
Sequels are always scary you know because he's going you had this classic album and then 35 years later.
Why not give us another nightmare.
Let's give -- a different nightmare this time.
Bob veteran who produce the first one and I got together and we bring out the worst in each other which is great using means a good album.
And done it was really fun and when you know when you start writing in its -- was it just starts coming and everything like that.
That's what this album was like.
Have people been asking you when this is coming for a long time you know I hate it if somebody -- -- that's -- I think out of all of the story albums that we did which is about ten or twelve different.
Concept albums.
Nightmare was the one the connected -- most people because I think everybody had nightmares.
And everybody relates to that.
So I said well it's time for another nightmare that -- is to it -- -- yes well let's talk about how the story continues what what a nightmare is.
We're happy -- don't need the interesting thing is like the very first one I wrote from a perspective of a seven year old boy.
I -- when I was seven years old my nightmares were always something lives under the bed.
Some things in the closet my toys are coming and a wife and then I'm when I'm asleep at night and it was sort of a classic.
That kind of nightmare this and I Morrison -- 35 years later what would Alice's nightmares speak.
Well it would still be Disco still hates Disco.
We wrote a song -- Disco bloodbath boogie fever that was just you know horrific.
And you know we we went through all the things that -- would probably hate technology.
Would be one you know.
Working in a cubicle nine to five would be something He would -- and we just started writing a little things and it all ended up being a new nightmare but.
There's still that little seven year old boy that's afraid of what's going on you know I'm gonna.
The dark yeah are absolutely.
And yet there's a very estimates of music sound club president John was just -- -- -- the other -- -- -- well that's songs you know though like your face off was through this sort of a tip of the hat to The Rolling Stones.
We when you start running a song and has a personality of its own and you don't want to start.
Pulling it out of what it really is.
So when we got that's on the court structure said look this is a sixty Ford Rolling Stones song let's make get that hand clapping the whole thing.
And He and they were big influences on us so let's let's.
Thank you Rolling Stones have -- there's another -- -- to get Tom Waits song last man on earth.
You know we really didn't diversify a lot of the stuff from here and and let the album be what it.
What it wanted to be yet and -- is like it would also be fun preempt all the hoses and keep it also one type you know are we going to the studio what makes it Alice is the lyrics.
And the performance is what you could do any kind of song on there.
As long as the Alice character.
Performs with the lyrics and is it different voices and then it becomes Alice Cooper.
Star and collaborations on this -- worked with the original palace the front line up yeah well you met Timothy I had a -- -- -- you -- the hall of -- yes the original guys you know I said let.
Clearly in a very strange thing is the fact that when the band broke up and 74.
-- five.
Never broke up with any bad blood -- all we know -- -- was no lawsuits there was nothing we were all really good friends.
We just went in different musical directions.
And so when we got back together for the hall of -- it was just like.
Getting back together with -- Brothers -- you know and and playing and and so I invited him to be on the new album my -- I'd love to have you guys on the new album.
-- -- -- -- -- in the studio and it's just like it was just like nothing that we just like we've never -- never left the studio so it was great working with those guys.
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