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mariposatoo_WebMD Does donating your body to science help a lot in MS research toward a cure?
Judith Lynn Nichols Speaker? I have made arrangements to donate my brain and spinal cord to the research center in Colorado. You can find that information online. The rest of my body will be sent to University Hospital in Cincinnati for them to do what they want with it. My main goal is to let them research MS with it.
kimfye_WebMD Is a flutter like memory loss and time loss?
Judith Lynn Nichols Speaker? It is to a certain extent. It is usually something that happens quickly, like not remembering someone you know well for 10 seconds. Everyone says we all go through this even without MS, but with us it happens over and over.
2fish_WebMD I have only had MS for about 3 years (I'm only 30). Thank you so much for writing your book! Will you be writing more?
Judith Lynn Nichols Speaker Thank you for your appreciation of the book. Yes, I am in the process of writing a sequel. I hope to have the manuscript finished on time to have it on the shelves in September 2000. It will be with the same publisher.
mariposatoo_WebMD Does MS affect your senses of taste, touch, smell, hearing, and sight?
Judith Lynn Nichols Speaker? Yes, it does. Most people start out with some loss of sight. Optic neuritis is very common, and that can be to where you actually go blind temporarily or on a long-term basis. There is often facial numbness which can affect taste, smell, and hearing, and of course numbness in the hands which greatly affects the sense of touch.
tink1960_WebMD Will this book be similar to the other? I loved that one!
Judith Lynn Nichols Speaker? Hi Tink. Yes, it will be similar. A lot of the same people will contribute, plus a few more. The emphasis though will be how we overcome the obstacles that come with MS as we live everyday.
kimfye_WebMD My main problem is horrible chronic back pain. My doctors say it?s from the way I walk due to my MS. Are there other women out there with this problem?
Judith Lynn Nichols Speaker Yes, there are. The fact you can't walk normally all the time can put added stress on your bones and muscles, and also the soft tissue areas, which can cause a lot of pain. Also, a lot of people with MS also have Fibromyalgia. This can be a very painful condition and cause a lot of back pain. If you're having a lot of pain, please discuss it with your doctor because there are ways to control it.
2fish_WebMD Is there any news on meds? Are you aware of the Pacitaxel research?
Judith Lynn Nichols Speaker ?No, I?m not aware of that. I've heard lately that Provigil is good for fatigue in MS. I understand that people using that are satisfied. I know there are other more dramatic treatments on the way to being approved. There are people participating in studies for oral Copaxone, which is a big step forward. That would mean we wouldn't have to do the injections every day.
mariposatoo_WebMD Is the outlook for someone relatively newly diagnosed brighter than for someone with thirty years of history?
Judith Lynn Nichols Speaker? In general, I don't think there's anyway to predict that because the whole outlook is so unpredictable for each person. But if we talk about specifics, it's that the three drugs (the Avonex, the Beta Seron, and the Copaxone) are being used very soon after diagnosis, and are proven to slow progression of the disease. So someone recently diagnosed who gets on one of those medications, has a much brighter outlook for the course of their disease than someone who hasn't had that advantage.
2fish_WebMD What is the difference between MS and Fibromyalgia?
Judith Lynn Nichols Speaker? As you know, MS is a neurological disease based in the brain and spinal cord. As far as I know, the origin of Fibromyalgia has not been traced yet. Its main symptom is pain. There are trigger points in the neck, back and shoulders that set off the pain. The latest research indicates that there is an involvement in the brain, that the pain center in the brain doesn't work right, so it interprets certain triggers as pain that is not appropriate for that trigger under normal circumstances. Fibromyalgia is probably as mysterious in its own right as MS is in its.
shiska_WebMD Getting back to "MS flutter"? can it also cause your emotions to "see-saw" within a single day?
Judith Lynn Nichols Speaker? I don't know if that would be a flutter, but certainly MS can cause a roller coaster of emotional responses, I think partly due to the fact that it's hard to live with. Also, if the brain is sending out mixed up signals, sometimes it sends out inappropriate emotional responses too.
mariposatoo_WebMD Have you found that doctors have become more sensitive to MS implications over the years?
Judith Lynn Nichols Speaker? From my own experiences, I would say so. My first neurologist treated me like I had something mentally wrong even when he diagnosed MS. Another one after that was more realistic, but still not very understanding. The one I have now is understanding on an emotional level and on a medical level, so if he's any indication of the trend, then I would say yes, doctors have become more understanding of MS.
Women's Moderator? Finding a neurologist that one can really relate to seems to be a major challenge for many MSers. Do you have words of wisdom for someone newly diagnosed?
Judith Lynn Nichols Speaker? The first thing is to be comfortable with the doctor. If you're not comfortable with the 1st visit, try to get a second opinion. We will discuss this in the 2nd book, and ask doctors what we as patients can do to establish a good relationship with their neurologist.
tobytrack_WebMD Why do most people with MS have Fibromyalgia? I have been diagnosed with both.


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Analog Science Fiction and Fact
Science fiction and nonfiction; published since 1930 (originally Astounding); edited, since April 2013, by Trevor Quachri
Format: Print
Frequency: Near-monthly (10 issues/year)
April 2013
Vol. 133 No. 4, $4.99, 112pp, cover art by Donato Giancola
This issue has part 1 of a serial by Edward M. Lerner, "Dark Secret", plus novelettes by Carl Frederick and Kyle Kirkland, and short stories by Jennifer R. Povey, Brad Aiken, and Sarah Frost.
The science fact article, by Edward M. Lerner, is about "Alien Aliens".
Departments include Trevor Quachri's first editorial, "On the Shoulders of Giants"; an "Alternate View" column Jeffery D. Kooistra, "Where's My Flying Car?"; and Don Sakers' "The Reference Library", covering titles by Cat Rambo, David Weber & Jane Lindskold, and others.
(Sat 26 Jan 2013)
Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine
Australian humorous and light-hearted SF and fantasy, since June 2002; editors rotate.
Format: Print and PDF
Frequency: Quarterly
Winter 2012
Issue 55, Vol. 10 No. 3, A$12.95, 170pp, cover art by Inna Basman
This issue, edited by Jacob Edwards, has fiction by T A Robinson, Tom Holt, Jacob A Boyd, Kate Rowe, John Birmingham, Simon Messingham, and others.
Poetry is by Chris Hicks and David Knopfler.
Nonfiction includes an interview with Glen Duncan.
(Mon 31 Dec 2012)
Asimov's Science Fiction
Science Fiction magazine; published since 1977; edited by Sheila Williams
Format: Print
Frequency: Near-monthly (10 issues/year)
March 2013
Vol. 37 No. 3 (whole #446), $4.99, 112pp, cover art by Tomislav Tikulin
This issue has a novella by Alexander Jablokov, novelettes by Kristine Kathryn Rusch and Jason Sanford, and short stories by Garrett Ashley, Lavie Tidhar, and Michael Cassutt.
Poetry is by C.W. Johnson, Timons Esaias, and Joe Haldeman.
Departments include Sheila Williams' editorial, "The Distaff Stuff"; Robert Silverberg's "Reflections" column, on "The Year's Best Science Fiction"; and Peter Heck's "On Books", covering titles by Alastair Reynolds, Lois McMaster Bujold, and others.
(Sat 26 Jan 2013)
Perihelion Science Fiction
E'zine of hard SF fiction, nonfiction, and art, since 2012; edited by Sam Bellotto Jr.
Format: Monthly
Frequency: Online
January 2013
Cover art by Jesse Jennings
This is the January update of an e'zine that launched in October, a revival of an amateur publication that began in 1967 from now editor Sam Bellotto Jr. and now consulting editor Eric M. Jones.
The 'zine focuses on hard sf, with stories in this update by Karl Johanson, A.J. Kirby, Janett L. Grady, Byron Barton, Terry Savage, Robert J. Mendenhall, Wayne Helge, Allen Quintana, and Kevin Gordon.
There are also articles by Hunter Liguore and Eric M. Jones, plus an editorial, forum, and pages of comic strips, reviews, and shorter stories.
(Sat 12 Jan 2013)
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A neat resource for genealogy speakers is WikiCFP which tracks the various "calls for papers" put forth by conferences. I have been entering all genealogy-related conferences and their call for papers deadlines as a I get hold of the information. You can see all the current and past deadlines by clicking here.
WikiCFP is also a good tool to use if looking for related conferences – those that may not explicitly be related to genealogy but they might accept presentations about genealogy as long as it meets the subject matter criteria of the conference.
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Tordenkalven is buried on the cemetery of Nr. Tranders Kirke. He was one of Himmerland's most famous twisted person and you can read about his personality in one of Johannes V. Jensen's "Himmerlandshistorier" (Himmerland stories).
Nr. Tranders Kirke is a traditional village church from the 12th century. The furniture includes the late Gothic crucifix which is one of the jewels in the decoration of the church. Furthermore there are several murals of high artistic quality.
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Specific disabilities in multiple sclerosis (MS) were associated with voxelwise gray matter loss in distinct locations, a cross-sectional study showed.
Worse performance on the Multiple Sclerosis Functional Composite (MSFC) correlated with voxelwise gray matter volume loss in the middle cingulate cortex (P<0.001) and a cluster in the precentral gyrus bilaterally (P =0.004), Allan MacKenzie-Graham, PhD, of the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California Los Angeles, and colleagues reported online in JAMA Neurology.
In addition, worse performance on the Paced Auditory Serial Addition Test correlated with volume loss in the auditory and premotor cortices (P<0.001), the study showed. Worse performance on the 9-Hole Peg Test correlated with gray matter volume loss in Brodmann area 44 (Broca area; P=0.02) and voxelwise gray matter loss in the right paracentral lobulus correlated with bowel and bladder disability (P=0.03).
This approach, which relied on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), may be used to develop disability-specific biomarkers for use in future clinical trials of neuroprotective treatments in MS, the researchers said.
"This observation of discrete gray matter losses that differ from one clinical disability to another is consistent with our overall hypothesis that, as disabilities differ, patterns of localized gray matter atrophy differ accordingly," they wrote.
This study has taken an important first step, Michael Racke, MD, and Jaime Imitola, MD, of the Comprehensive Multiple Sclerosis Center at Ohio State University, wrote in an accompanying editorial.
Not only does it identify how areas of cortical atrophy can predict clinical function, it also supports the use of clinical measures in an office setting for longitudinal assessment of individual patients, they said.
"We can also determine whether therapies can help stop cortical loss and whether areas of specific cognitive function can be preserved with therapeutic intervention of current and novel therapies aimed at stopping cortical pathology," the editorialists wrote. "Perhaps we as a field will reach the point where we will have less issue with the clinicoradiological paradox and will be able to make very specific predictions on spheres of neurologic dysfunction based on regions of gray matter atrophy correlated with clinical measures that go beyond the office neurologic examination."
MacKenzie-Graham and colleagues examined MRI scans of regional gray matter atrophy in 133 women with relapsing-remitting MS who had enrolled at 16 U.S. sites in a phase II clinical trial of combination treatment with glatiramer acetate (Copaxone) and estriol. Their mean age was 37.4 years.
All patients had active relapsing disease within the previous 24 months and were untreated with a 3-month washout of all other disease-modifying treatments or had been treated for less than 2 months with glatiramer acetate.
After collecting data from June 28, 2007, to Jan. 9, 2014, the researchers used voxel-based morphometry and volumetric analysis to determine whether the loss of gray matter volume would be predictive of specific clinical deficits measured on the Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) and the MSFC. The latter is a combination of tests that involve multiple separate neurologic systems, including the sensory, motor, coordination, attention, and cognition systems.
Correlations between whole-gray matter volume and the MSFC and its component tests were consistent with previous reports, MacKenzie-Graham and colleagues said.
While they did not observe a statistically significant correlation between whole-gray matter volumes and the EDSS scores, they did discover an inverse correlation between whole-gray matter volumes and the EDSS bowel and bladder functional system subscore and between gray matter volumes and the EDSS cerebellar functional system subscore. Less gray matter volume was correlated with more disability, they said.
"Although several studies have reported that gray matter atrophy is associated with EDSS scores, others have not found such a correlation," the researchers said. "The difference in our observations again may be owing to differences in our patient populations."
The study had a number of limitations, including the fact that the cohort consisted entirely of untreated female patients with RRMS. The findings may have been different if the patient population had been male or if the patients had progressive MS, they noted.
The researchers called for further longitudinal studies with larger patient populations in order to demonstrate more subtle effects and to track over time correlations between specific disabilities and voxelwise gray matter atrophy.
by Kristin Jenkins
This study was supported by the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, the Brain Mapping Medical Research Organization, Brain Mapping Support Foundation, Pierson-Lovelace Foundation, the Ahmanson Foundation, Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation, William M. and Linda R. Dietel Philanthropic Fund, Northstar Fund, the National Center for Research Resources, and the Office of the Director of the NIH. No conflicts of interest were disclosed.
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SPRINGFIELD — The Quinn administration began taking the first steps Wednesday to restart an early inmate release program that could reduce the population of the state's overcrowded prison system.
On Wednesday, a day after a special panel of lawmakers signed off on rules for the program, Illinois Department of Corrections spokeswoman Stacey Solano said officials are beginning to review inmate records to determine which prisoners might be eligible for reduced sentences.
"This will be an ongoing, careful and thoughtful process," Solano said in a prepared statement.
There is no set timetable for when the first prisoner might be released under the program, but the review of inmate information is a signal that the program could launch in the coming weeks.
The already-crowded Illinois prison system became even more tightly packed after Gov. Pat Quinn suspended a similar early prisoner release program in 2010 after The Associated Press reported that inmates were being released after serving just a few weeks behind bars.
The cancellation has meant 49,000 inmates are packed into a prison system designed to hold 32,000 inmates.
In June, Quinn signed off on a new early release program approved earlier by the General Assembly. The law calls for offering good time credits to non-violent offenders who have participated in job training and drug rehabilitation programs.
Under the new law, prisoners must spend at least 60 days in prison before being considered for release.
"This program will provide an award of up to 180 days of sentence credit to statutorily eligible inmates who exhibit positive behavior and a potential for rehabilitation," Solano said.
The launch of the program comes as the state is the subject of a federal lawsuit filed by inmates at the Vienna Correctional Center, who say overcrowding has resulted in unsafe living conditions, including vermin-infested living areas, mold and broken windows. Some of the problems have been fixed since the suit was filed.
The union representing correctional officers and other prison employees supports the new program because it could reduce tensions within the prison system.
"Offering good time can be a tool to keep prisons safe when it rewards good behavior and compliance with rules," said Anders Lindall, spokesman for the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees union.
But, Lindall said, "In practice, the Quinn administration's track record on corrections is disturbing. We are approaching the implementation of a Quinn good time program with extreme caution."
John Maki, executive director of the Chicago-based John Howard Association, said the program will not resolve the state's overcrowding problem, but it could give inmates an incentive to behave better while they are incarcerated.
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WORKERS from three pharmacies in Worcester have raised more than £800 for the British Heart Foundation.
Ten workers from Scales Pharmacy, which has branches in Upper Tything, Ronkswood and Astwood Road, raised the money by walking six miles along a canal.
They had originally intended to walk a five-mile route on the Malvern Hills but changed their plans because of recent flooding.
Hayley Marshall, a dispenser at the Upper Tything pharmacy, said: "There was a change because one of our pharmacists went up before our planned walk and it was flooded.
"We did an extra mile, starting from the canal in Barbourne and went to Fernhill Heath and back.
"We managed to raise a total of £804.90.
"It was a lot more than we thought and the money is still coming in."
She said the group may revisit the Malvern Hills walk at a later date and some also had plans to take part in the Race for Life in the summer.


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Please take the publication date into consideration for any date references. ] [ Media Contact: TPWD News, email@example.com, 512-389-8030 ] [TH] Feb. 5, 2007 Urban Wildlife Conference To Address Nuisance Issues DALLAS, Texas -- Deer in the driveway? Coyotes on the concrete? While many suburbanites love wildlife and a country setting, and wildlife experts tout the value of native habitat and open space, conflicts between people and wild animals are on the rise statewide. A conference here Feb. 20 will gather experts to explore solutions. "Managing Urban Wildlife: Planning for Success" is the first Texas gathering of its kind, bringing together not only wildlife biologists, but also city animal control workers and local park and nature center operators. The event will take place 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 20 at the Texas Cooperative Extension Research Center, 17360 Coit Road in Dallas. "As Texas cities expand, housing subdivisions are replacing green open space," said John Davis, a Texas Parks and Wildlife Department urban wildlife biologist for the Dallas-Fort Worth region. "Urban wildlife issues pose both problems and opportunities. Concerns like nuisance coyotes and overpopulated deer can become flashpoints for divided communities, but properly managed wildlife and green space are vital to our quality of life. This conference will show how deliberate, proactive planning can maximize the benefits of living with urban wildlife while minimizing conflicts." The conference is geared particularly for elected officials, municipal staff, animal control personnel, regional planners, park and nature center staff, and local wildlife rehabilitators -- but organizers say the topics offered will benefit anyone working with or interested in urban wildlife populations. Throughout the day, experts will discuss successfully navigating news coverage of wildlife issues, managing urban coyotes, deer and feral hogs, peacefully living with raccoons, opossums, skunks, and bats, and avoiding potential wildlife diseases. The conference will close with a look to proactive, regional planning, the real key to urban wildlife success, and will end with a panel of experts addressing audience questions. Participants include TPWD, Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas A&M University, North Texas Master Naturalists, Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge, City of Austin and Dallas-Fort Worth Wildlife Coalition. Rob Denkhaus of the Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge will speak about controlling feral hogs in a Fort Worth park setting, an example of successfully managing a dangerous species while addressing stakeholder concerns and proactively involving the media. Dorinda Pulliam, head of City of Austin animal control programs, will talk about Austin's effort to monitor, report and control nuisance coyotes, a model that experts would like to see shared with other cities. Diana Foss of TPWD will speak about Houston's popular bat viewing projects, involving volunteers and the news media to create effective public education and ecotourism. Prudi Koeninger of the DFW Wildlife Coalition will promote ways of living peacefully with common suburban wildlife. The conference costs $25 per person. Seating is limited so pre-registration is required by Feb. 15. Attendees certified with the Texas Animal Control Association (TACA) will get 5.5 hours of CEU credit for attending. For more information, or to receive a registration form, contact Fred Burrell with Texas Cooperative Extension at (214) 904-3056 or the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department urban wildlife office in Cedar Hill at (972) 293-3841. -30- [ Note: This item is more than 10 years old. Please take the publication date into consideration for any date references. ] [ Media Contact: TPWD News, email@example.com, 512-389-8030 ] [RM] Feb. 5, 2007 Public Meetings Set for Big Bend Ranch State Park Use Plan AUSTIN -- The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will hold public meetings Feb. 8 in Alpine and Feb. 15 in Houston to seek public comment about how Big Bend Ranch State Park should be accessed and used for recreational purposes in the future. Alpine's Thursday meeting will be held from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Kokernot Lodge, 1101 North Loop Road just west of the Sul Ross University campus. The Houston meeting will take place from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the Judson Robinson Community Center at the corner of Hermann Drive and Almeda at the edge of Hermann Park. Public meetings on the plan already have been held in Marfa and Austin. A draft of the Public Use Plan calls for retaining two of the 12 existing campsites in the park's interior, 67 miles of trails, roads and river campgrounds, and access points. The initial phase of development would add 24 primitive campsites, 13 trailheads, 83 miles of trails and 44 miles of four-wheel drive roads that would make more of the park's interior accessible. At roughly 300,000 acres, Big Bend Ranch State Park, located just outside Presidio, is by far the largest in the Texas state park system, stretching from the Rio Grande well into the Chihuahuan Desert's numerous mountain ranges and canyon lands. Unlike Garner, Inks Lake and most state parks, Big Bend Ranch is minimally developed, offering visitors a rare opportunity to enjoy an uncrowded wilderness experience. Just how to expand park access without negatively impacting its fragile resources is what the public use plan will address, said Mike Hill, TPWD's West Texas regional state parks director. "Big Bend Ranch is both ecologically sensitive, and archeologically and geologically significant, with 134 free-flowing, fresh water sources and riparian areas that are home to unique plants and animal species," Hill said. "Therefore, careful planning for the expansion of public use is essential and candid public input is imperative." The public meetings are the continuation of a planning process TPWD began in 2004, but was put on hold by a variety of reasons, including a continuing budget squeeze that forced staffing cutbacks, Hill explained. The park's size is so huge, he said, that it has been divided into nine management zones for planning purposes, each of which is larger than almost any other state park. For more information, or to comment on the plan, visit the TPWD Web site public comment page, or call (512) 389-4661. --- On the Net: http://tpwd.texas.gov/business/feedback/public_comment/ -30- [ Note: This item is more than 10 years old. Please take the publication date into consideration for any date references. ] [ Media Contact: TPWD News, firstname.lastname@example.com, 512-389-8030 ] [AR] Feb. 5, 2007 Flat Out Fishing Lake Jackson Goes from Green to Blue LAKE JACKSON, Texas -- The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will host a saltwater fishing seminar that explores the sandy-green waters of our Gulf passes and the azure blue water haunts of prized billfish. The day-long seminar will feature presentations on fishing and boating from safety and conservation to the "secret" tricks of fishing professionals. The seminar kicks-off at 8 a.m. Sat., Feb. 24, at the Lake Jackson Civic Center (intersection of Highway 332 and Oak). The seminar continues until 6:00 p.m. with plenty of breaks. Lunch will be provided by Talk About Good Restaurant and Catering; gratuities to the chef will be appreciated. Larry Bozka, celebrated outdoorsman, will serve as the emcee. Presentations will cover safety and ethics of offshore boating, amberjack techniques, secrets of San Luis Pass, artificial reef ecology, and a settling understanding of what's going on when we get seasick. "Flat Out Fishing -- Lake Jackson will, again, give fishermen a fresh, new look at fishing the Texas Gulf," said Bobby Miller, one of TPWD's Coastal Fisheries outreach specialists. "Anybody who can get offshore in their 20- to 25-foot boat or hire a guide will value this seminar." Presenters include --Doug Peter -- Artificial Reef management and ecology --Dr. James King -- The Seasick Condition --Capt. Lloyd Pepper -- Fishing San Luis Pass --Capt. Jeff Winchester, TPWD -- Safety and Ethics --Capt. Charles Foster -- Amberjack Techniques --Randy Blankinship, NOAA Fisheries -- Billfish and Highly Migratory Species The program benefits the 6th Annual Abandoned Crab Trap Cleanup, Miller said, with the admission fees going to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation's abandoned crab trap removal program fund. That program has removed more than 19,000 abandoned crab traps from coastal waters since 2002. This year, the program celeberates the 20,000th trap removed -- far more than any other state on the Gulf Coast. The cost is $20 per person or $30 per couple, payable by cash, check or money order at the door. Registration fees are tax-deductible. Children 16 and younger may attend free with a paying adult. Participants will be eligible for door prizes and "goody bags." Seating is limited to the first 300 participants. The first 200 to register will qualify for an "early-bird" drawing. 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"Women of the Land 2007" is sponsored by the Texas Wildlife Association, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo, Grazing Lands Conservation Initiative and Stasney's Cook Ranch. The workshop's registration deadline is March 1. Cost of the program is $150 for participants arriving on Saturday. Friday night lodging is available for an extra fee. For more information contact Linda Campbell at email@example.com or (512) 389-4395 or Helen Holdsworth at email@example.com or (210) 826-2904. A"Women of the Land 2007" flyer can be found online through the Texas Wildlife Association Website. Other workshops of interest can be located on the Texas Parks and Wildlife Web site, and more information on Stasney's Cook Ranch can also be found on the Web. --- On the Net: http://www.texas-wildlife.org/ http://tpwd.texas.gov/landwater/land/private/workshops/ http://www.stasneyscookranch.com/ -30-


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10th Annual Women's Convention, Hawaii Jurisdiction COGIC
Hawaii Jurisdiction COGIC Women's Department
Thursday, April 4, 2013 at 7:00 PM - Sunday, April 7, 2013 at 4:00 PM (HST)
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Event Details
Join us for our 10th Annual Women's Convention, Hawaii Jurisdiction Church of God in Christ
April 4-7, 2013
This year's theme is "Equipping the Now Generation for the Future Generation"
Ephesians 4:11 says And he gave some, apostles; and some, prophets; and some, evangelists; and some, pastors and teachers; for the perfecting of the saints, for the work of theministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ:
We have a group of powerful speakers lined up this year.
Thursday, April 4, 2013 at 7:00pm will be Opening Night.
Our Youth will kick this night off.
"Generation NOW...Do Not Compromise...
It Will Effect Your Future."
Friday, April 5, at 7:30pm will be General Service.
All are invited to attend.
Saturday, April 6, 2013 8:00am-8:45 will be a
Women's Meet and Greet Session.
9:00am starts our breakout sessions.
A continental breakfast and lunch will be provided.
Sunday, April 7, 2013 at 4pm will be our Official Day with our Jurisdiction Official Address from Mother Margaret Baker, the Women's Supervisor.
Feel free to register at www.10thannualwomenconventioncogic.eventbrite.com
For more information contact Lady Darlene Wilson at 808-372-7714 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or Missionary Navarsha Shubert at email@example.com
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Pastor (Dr) Kuʻulei Serna has pastored in Hawaii since 1991 to early 2012.She has served in the capacity of associate, senior, and oversight pastor for True Holiness Evangelistic Center, later reorganized as Divine Power and Truth Ministries located in Nanakuli, Hawai'i. Currently, Pastor Serna works to build the capacity of leadership in the body of Christ by mentoring pastors and leaders on Oahu and Hawaiʻi Island.
Dr. Serna is employed at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, College of Education as an Associate Professor. She teaches courses in the area of health education and teacher education. Dr. Serna also advises elementary teacher candidates and Ph.D. candidates. Dr. Serna's research is in the areas school health issues, teacher education, educational counseling, and Native Hawaiian issues relating to education. She is the proud wife of Jose Serna and mother of three girls –Hiʻilei (13 yrs), Hokumalie (10 yrs) and Haliʻa (6 yrs.). Dr. Serna's passion is to love and obey God first, then to be the best wife and mother that God has called her to be.
Pastor Gigi L. Williams is the Co-Pastor and First Lady of Life More Abundantly Island Church, (LMAIC). She also serves as the School Administrator of Sonship School of the Firstborn School of Ministry. She is originally from Lexington, South Carolina. First Lady Gigi has worked abroad for several years in Tongducheon and Seoul, South Korea. She worked at the Tripler Army Medical Center in Honolulu, HI as a Registered Nurse for nine years. First Lady obtained a Masters in Social Work degree and relocated to Seoul, South Korea where she worked as a Family Advocacy Program Social Worker. First Lady Gigi was very active in the community in South Korea. She implemented and coordinated the first Christian Cotillion for young girls aged 12-18 years of age and provided scholarships from her daughters Memorial Fund. She was appointed as the Co-Chair for the 2006 Breast Cancer Walk and increased numbers from 47 participants to over 600 in the first year. She was appointed and served as the Chair for the next two years with runners and walkers averaging over 1000 in participants. Monies that were raised were donated to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Society.
Gigi's passion to educate children and broaden their horizons led her to found the Ameriasian Partnership for Excellence with the Pearl S. Buck in Korea. Her efforts, marketing and most of all love for the "forgotten children" of Korea have spearheaded books, school supplies and a quality education for these children. She has cooperated with the Chapels, Sororities and Fraternities abroad to ensure that these children know of their American culture and have the necessities and support that they need. She is fluent in the Korean language.
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Co-Pastor, Evangelist Harris, a native of Kankakee, Illinois serves as the Co-Pastor of New Life Christian Fellowship Baptist Church alongside her husband of 11 years, Senior Pastor T.R. Harris. Co-Pastor, Evangelist Harris is a mother of two boys, Deverrick 18, and TreShawn 16. She is not only a Soldier for the Lord, but she is also a Soldier in the United States Army serving 19 years. Co-Pastor, Evangelist Harris is enrolled with Liberty University where she is pursuing a degree in Psychology/Christian Counseling. A woman full of compassion and a heart for God's people compels her to speak messages of encouragement, hope, and victory through the power of the Word of God.
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Instagram (n.) a photographic social networking tool where images are a universal language of interaction.
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The social network phenomenon has redefined the social space in the most inexplicable way. But Eric James Mitchell (or ericmitch on Instagram) does not facebook, twitter, tumblr, blog or any such thing. Instagram is his first official contact with the world, the result an exciting insight into this artist's unique perception of the urban environment. This is life... but that is witty, a little pretty and outright gritty.
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- Kitchen/breakfast room
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- Two Reception Rooms
- Ideal for Family or Professional Couple
- Walking Distance to Town Centre
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Norwich 11.3 Miles
Beccles 7.8 Miles
Bungay 6.1 Miles
A NEWLY REFURBISHED four bedroom house with kitchen/breakfast room, two reception rooms, rear garden and off-street parking, quietly situated in the popular village of Loddon within walking distance of all the amenities and schools.
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The property has recently been fully refurbished to an exceptionally high standard and would make an ideal home for a family or professional couple. The entrance hall leads into the lounge which has an attractive newly laid oak floor and window to the front. This room leads into the Dining room which could be used as a study or playroom with window overlooking the garden. The kitchen/breakfast room has a brand new modern fitted kitchen with an excellent range of wall and base units with built in electric oven, gas hob and stainless steel sink. There is space for dishwasher, washing machine and fridge/freezer. There is plenty of space for a table and chairs and is excellent for family living, French doors lead out to the rear garden. Upstairs there are two double and two single bedrooms all newly decorated and newly carpeted throughout. The family bathroom is newly fitted with a contemporary white three piece suite, electric shower over the bath, oak floors, stainless steel heated towel rail and part tiled.
The small front garden is low maintenance with shingle and various shrubs, a slabbed pathway leads to the front door. There is a hard standing area for off road parking and a wooden shed for storage. A gate leads into the rear garden which is laid to lawn and fully fenced making an ideal garden for children.
Clay Court is a short walk from the centre of Loddon which is a very popular village providing all schools, including Hobart High School, nurseries, shops, Post Office, Churches, new Medical Centre, dentist, bank, library, pubs and access to the Broads network. It is also within easy reach of the market towns of Beccles and Bungay which provide a fuller range of amenities. The Cathedral City of Norwich is about 20 mins drive to the North and has a mainline train link to London Liverpool Street (1hr 54mins). The unspoilt heritage coastline of Suffolk with the lovely beaches of Southwold and Walberswick are approx. 20 miles away.
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Tax Band: C
Postcode: NR14 6ES
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Before the current election campaign began, there weren't many B.C. Liberals who imagined Christy Clark still being in charge once the dust settled.
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It didn't go unnoticed, for instance, that one of the Liberals' most ardent supporters over the years – the Independent Contractors and Business Association of B.C. – had decided not to run a pre-election, provincial advertising campaign to help the party out as it had in the past. It chose to aid candidates at the local level instead – a move that was interpreted as a clear shot at Ms. Clark's leadership.
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There was already a group within the Liberals, one that included elements of the business community, prepared to begin the massive rebuilding job they expected to have to undertake after May 14. That effort was ready to commence, symbolically at least, a minute after the polls closed. And it was a job they expected would unfold in the absence of Ms. Clark, whose two-year tenure as premier was often marked by missteps and controversy.
But now many of those same people are wondering what their post-election world will look like. Remember, heading into this campaign many felt the Liberals would be lucky to get 10 to 12 seats. There was a real concern that annihilation at the hands of the NDP would mean a two-term rebuilding job.
But now, 30 MLAs aren't outside the realm of possibility if a number of things break the party's way. Given where the Liberals stood in the public's esteem after the HST mess, an Opposition of that size was unimaginable. If it turns out the Liberals are able to secure anywhere near that many seats, it would likely be viewed as a huge victory – one for which Ms. Clark would largely get credit.
When Ms. Clark appeared before The Globe and Mail editorial board on the weekend, she was coy about whether she would remain as leader regardless of the outcome. She didn't want to contemplate any scenario other than all-out victory. But some of her staunchest allies are already starting to chat her up as an effective Opposition leader who could bring the party back to power in four years.
Ms. Clark has often said that she'd be a great Opposition leader, given her pitbull tendencies as a politician. But she has a couple of problems: First, many in the party don't want her to continue as leader under any circumstances. Secondly, there is the distinct possibility that she won't even win her own seat, which would make keeping her job as Liberal Leader more difficult.
My understanding is that some at party headquarters have already begun thinking about what might happen under that scenario. I've heard that overtures have been made to at least one Liberal MLA (who is all but assured of victory) about the possibility of him stepping aside for Ms. Clark should she lose. But I'm also told his camp quickly rebuffed any talk of making way for the leader after the election.
I can't imagine that many of the successful Liberal MLAs would be anxious to say yes to such a request.
Ms. Clark's future could depend on who gets elected among her troops. Some, who are likely to be returned to Victoria, are not fans, and would want to stop any attempt by her to maintain control of the party. Others, including powerful and influential former cabinet ministers such as Rich Coleman, would likely prefer the status quo under Ms. Clark.
There will almost certainly be a leadership review later in the year in any event. That could be a determinant. But don't forget that Ms. Clark's people control the party's apparatus now, which would give her an edge in the lead-up to any confidence vote.
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8 Things That Make You Feel Rich That Have Nothing To Do With Money
I love money — like a lot. To an extent, it makes life easier. It allows for luxury and higher comfort. It relieves many worries and can also lead to many unique experiences. Most appealingly, it gives you power. It gives you the power to do good things on a very large scale.
At the same time, money can prove just the opposite. It can prove to make life much more complicated. It can make a wasteful and overly lavish lifestyle too attainable. The power money gives us can be, and most often is, used for evil things.
Money alone is not enough to make you happy, to make you feel rich the only way it matters to be rich. Money is only a means to an end — it's the end that really matters.
While money can buy you many ends, there are some ends you simply cannot purchase.
1. Having friends who never fail to support you.
Friends who never fail to be there for you when you need them to be there are the rarest kind. We put too much value on fun and not enough value on respect and loyalty.
What good are friends if they refuse to be a part of your life when you need them most? It's your friends' job to be there at your time of need — to willingly offer a helping hand. Your friends are supposed to love you.
We too often allow the wrong people into our lives and, even more often, blunder enough to call them friends. If you surround yourself with pseudo-friends, then you're going to one day find yourself very alone — and it'll be at the most inconvenient of times.
Fill your life with people who love you, with friends who will walk through life with you, and you'll never be poor.
2. Having a family who loves you and knows how to show it.
I'll be honest, while my mom was great at showing her love for me, my dad had a bit more difficulty. Even when our parents love us, if they don't love us the way we want to be loved, a way that actually makes us feel loved, then we can't really consider ourselves rich.
Some of us had parents who loved them dearly but couldn't show it. Others had parents who were excellent at communicating with their children. And some had parents who never took on the title as their own.
No matter what home you came from, you can always build yourself another one. Love your children in a way they actually feel loved, and your whole family will be rich beyond imagination.
3. Having wisdom.
You can't buy it. You're not born with it either. The smartest of the smart often have very little wisdom. Wisdom is not intellect alone, nor is it simply logical thinking. Wisdom is those two things combined with experience — life-information, if you will.
You can't buy the life experiences necessary for wisdom. In fact, having too much money early on in life can make having such developmentally necessary experiences impossible.
Humans are nothing more than animals after all. No animal ought to have everything it could ever want without ever needing to work for it.
Animals need to work for their survival, or they quickly lose sight of what it means to be alive.
4. Seeing the world.
Money can buy you a ticket around the world, but you don't need nearly as much as you'd expect. If you're smart about it, you can travel the world and save money.
Yes, I mean what I said. You'll just need to think outside of the box. For example, I can literally work anywhere in the world and not have to struggle financially. It is possible if you get creative enough.
But buying that ticket isn't enough to actually see the world. You can have all the money in the world and never actually experience the world. Seeing the world — really seeing it — is incredibly inexpensive.
The world lies outside the hotels, the restaurants, the clubs, the shopping areas. If you want to truly see the world, then see the world money doesn't want to buy.
5. Falling in love.
If you can fall in love every day, twice a day even, then be smart and do so. Love freely and love passionately, and you will never in your life feel richer.
Don't fear falling in love with a stranger and never allow yourself to let go of the person you love most. When you find that someone, fall in love with him or her over and over again because it is possible. Don't settle for anything else.
Love is the only currency in the world that is both invaluable and abundant.
6. Pursuing your passions.
Some of the wealthiest individuals are, in reality, by far the poorest. You can be the wealthiest person in the world and still manage to hate every second of your life.
The only way to live a happy life is to live one pursuing your passions. If you live a life void of passion, then you will never feel like you are living the life you were meant to live.
Just keep in mind being happy every hour of every day is not possible. It would require an exponentially increasing level of dopamine — which would probably kill you.
You need the lows in life in order to allow your body to replenish. Just the same, you won't be capable of appreciating the things that ought to make you happy if you never experience any sorrow in life.
7. Cherishing memories that make you smile — and those that make you cry.
Memories are our life. They are a collection of bits of information we are solely privy too. The things we did, the laughs we laughed and the tears we shed, they all make up our story.
There are many different ways to define "rich," but there is only a single definition that guarantees you more wealth than anything else possibly could: When you're life-rich, you don't need anything else.
If you can look back at your life and say you maximized every moment, you squeezed the life out of every opportunity, then you are richer than you know. Do more, make more mistakes, learn more and regret as little as possible.
8. Having someone to share your life with.
Life is meaningless without people to share it with. Friends and family are what make your life worth living. And if you are lucky enough to meet someone you love particularly much, someone you love romantically and truly, then you just struck gold.
Whether or not you put time and effort into the relationship and develop it into what it could possibly be is a different story. Finding a gold mine won't do you any good unless you put time and energy into mining and maintaining it.
But this isn't just any goldmine. A goldmine can't hold you at night. It can't care for you more than you care for yourself. It won't ever be willing to die for you… but finding the right person gives you all of that and more.
Honestly… take all my money and give me that instead.
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At Asia Society's most recent WLNA summit, in New Delhi, participants learned how to capitalize on human variety to create teams that work effectively.
The Star Ferry sails out of the fog covering the Hong Kong Central skyline on April 21, 2013. (Cody Wms/Flickr)
Deepak Rauniyar's debut feature — screening at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City April 25 through May 1 — sets out a fresh new cinematic vision for Nepal.
Deep green rice grass cover up staggering slops of a hill in Sinquyen, Vietnam on April 22, 1013. (Jeremy Weate/Flickr)
Thailand is reluctant to submit its territorial dispute with Cambodia to the International Court of Justice. But doing so, says John Ciorciari, "would would send a powerful signal about its commitment to international law."
Andrew Gilholm, senior Northeast Asia analyst with the consultancy Control Risks, says it's "tough to see" a peaceful resolution to current tensions.
Food writer Michael Krondl shares what leads him to travel the world to see how different cultures embrace desserts — particularly in Kolkata, India.
Farmers work in a field full of golden crops in San Joaquin, Philippines on April 1, 2013. (Eduardo S. Seastres)
From India to Vietnam, photographer Nancy A. Scherl documents the human experience in portraits of people she meets in her travels.
The Cambodian chapei dong vong (long-neck guitar) master's performance at Asia Society New York — now available in full — gets a shout out from the New York Times.
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This article was published 5/8/2013 (1472 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
A 29-year-old man was airlifted to hospital in unstable condition after the ATV he was driving rolled near Stead on Sunday.
The man was with a group of 12 people when crash occured. The STARS Air Ambulance airlifted him to hospital around 2 p.m. Local fire and ambulance officials were also on scene.
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British cyclist Mark Cavendish has blasted his way to another stage win in the Tour de France.
The super sprinter powered over the line first to take his third stage of the 2009 Tour so far.
The Isle of Man rider finished clear of big rival Thor Hushovd, as both men chase the Tour de France green jersey.
It's an important prize which is won by the rider who scores the most points. Riders pick up points for winning stages, and sprints during stages.
No British rider has ever won the green jersey at the end of a Tour.
Afterwards Cavendish said: "It was a really hard finish, slightly uphill with a lot of corners. I was scared that I attacked too early but my team-mate Mark Renshaw helped me a lot.
More stage wins planned
"I hope to win more (stages) in the next two days. I have been trying to conserve as much energy as possible and that was for one reason - to get more stage wins in the second week."
Cavendish has now won seven Tour de France stages during his career.
Only one British cyclist has ever won more, with Barry Hoban grabbing grabbing his eighth stage triumph back in 1975.


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PHILADELPHIA - For the second time in five days, men's squash had a top-eight team on the ropes, but just could not deliver the fifth win necessary to pull off the upset. The Quakers had a 3-2 lead after five matches had completed play, but Franklin & Marshall took three of the last four matches on the court to hold off Penn, 5-4.
Playing with a five-court system, the men's match still took just over three hours to complete. The match was every bit as close as the final score indicated. The two teams played a total of 11 tiebreak games inside the top-nine. There were just two 3-0 wins on the night as four matches went four games, while three matches went the full five games.
The Diplomats jumped out to an early lead with a win at No. 4. Co-captain Trevor McGuinness took the first game of his match, 11-5, but his opponent would answer with three straight game wins. Michael Mutscheller (No. 8) would tied the team score at one-all for the Quakers with his four-game win. After dropping a tiebreak, 13-11, the freshman distanced himself from his opponent with 11-2 and 11-6 wins, before closing the match with an 11-9 fourth game win.
In a highly emotional rematch from a season ago, Dan Greenberg found himself down a game after one at No. 2, but gutted out an 11-8 win in the second. However, his opponent would then counter his response with two games of his own for the four-game win. The Diplomats looked to take a 3-1 lead after the even matches had finished play, but Derek Chilvers rallied from 2-1 down, tying his match at two-all with an 11-8 win in the fourth. He capped the comeback with a 12-10 tiebreak win in the fifth as the two squads were now deadlocked with five matches to play.
Freshman Jack Maine made quick work of his match No. 9, taking all three games. After a pair of 11-8 games to jump out to the 2-0 lead, Maine closed out his match with an 11-6 win in the third and final game. However, Franklin & Marshall would respond with a 3-0 match of their own at No. 3. Daniel Judd forced a tiebreak in the second and third games, but his opponent would come away with both games.
With the score then tied at three-all, the Diplomats pulled out a five-game and four-game match to clinch the team win. At No. 7, Justin Ang dropped took the second and fourth games, but dropped tiebreak games in the first and third. The fifth game also went down to the wire, before Ang's opponent came away with the 11-8 win in the decisive game.
At No. 5, John Dudzik needed a win to keep Penn's chances alive. After he also lost a tiebreak to start the match, he would split the second and third games. In the fourth game, his opponent took the second tiebreak game of the match, 12-10, clinching the team victory.
In the final match to finish up play, senior captain Thomas Mattsson gave Penn its fourth win of the evening. Mattsson jumped out to the early 2-0 lead with 11-8 and 11-3 wins in the first two games. His opponent would not go away quietly though as he took tiebreak games in the third and fourth. With the match knotted at two-all, Mattsson would not let this match slip away, taking the final game, 11-9, and avenging one of his losses from a season ago.
After completing the three matches in six days, men's squash will be off until next Sunday, January 29, when the squad travels to Trinity.
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Franklin & Marshall 5, Penn 4
No. 1: Thomas Mattsson (P) def. Gabriel de Melo (F&M) (3-2), 11-8, 11-3, 10-12, 11-13, 11-9
No. 2: Guilherme de Melo (F&M) def. Dan Greenberg (P) (3-1), 11-7, 8-11, 11-6, 11-5
No. 3: Mauricio Sedano (F&M) def. Daniel Judd (P) (3-0), 11-6, 13-11, 12-10
No. 4: Alexander Arjoon (F&M) def. Trevor McGuinness (P) (3-1), 5-11, 11-6, 11-6, 11-5
No. 5: Ryan Mullaney (F&M) def. John Dudzik (P) (3-1), 12-10, 7-11, 11-4, 14-12
No. 6: Derek Chilvers (P) def. Charles Cutler (F&M) (3-2), 11-9, 8-11, 11-13, 11-8, 12-10
No. 7: Aadit Zaveri (F&M) def. Justin Ang (P) (3-2), 12-10, 8-11, 12-10, 5-11, 11-8
No. 8: Michael Mutscheller (P) def. Freddy Hernandez (F&M) (3-1), 11-13, 11-2, 11-6, 11-9
No. 9: Jack Maine (P) def. Brian Henry (F&M) (3-0), 11-8, 11-8, 11-6
No. 10: Adnan Abdulhusein (F&M) def. Oscar Mattsson (P) (3-0), 12-10, 11-4, 11-4


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"Game changer" is a term you hear often when people talk about how technology has changed their industry.
The Incentive Marketing Association announced the five winners of the Circle of Excellence Awards today. The awards, which recognize the success of standout incentive campaigns, went to Volkswagen of America, Inc., Scottrade and IBM Corp. among others. The winners will be recognized at The Motivation Show in Chicago next week.

 • Volkswagen's "IQS 2008 Challenge," a collaboration with Touchstone Group Associates that started back in 2008, LLC centered on improving its J.D. Power and Associates Initial Quality Study (IQS) rankings by focusing on revitalizing its dealer-customer communications. Volkswagen was able to raise its IQS rank by 32 points in 2008 and by another 16 points in 2009.

 • Scottrade set out with Anderson Performance Improvement Co. to create a peer recognition program for its staffers who go "Above and Beyond." In 2008, participation was at 95.2 percent participation. Employee retention also increased and the online investment firm was named one of the"100 Best Places to Work" this year by Fortune and Computerworld Magazines.

 • IBM partnered with Cievents and Merscient to deliver to its worldwide sales team a product and knowledge training manual that offered an array of travel and merchandise incentives for successful completion. Training participation rose 143 percent over 2007, and sales dollars increased 39 percent from 2007 to 2008.

 Seven Network TV Operations' "Network 7 Olympic Millionaires" promotion and Australia & New Zealand Banking Group's "ANZ Elite" reward and recognition program both earned honorable mentions.

 This year's winners were set apart from the competition by "a variety of creative techniques," according to Karen Renk, CAE, IMA executive director. "This year's field of Circle of Excellence award entries was the largest and most competitive in the award's ten year history."

 Past winners of the Circle of Excellence Awards include GE Financial Services, Glaxo Smith Kline, Kohler and Kraft Foods.

 — Nielsen Business Media


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I Was Wondering….Would It Be "Unbiblical" To Get A Cosmetic Procedure Done?
I was wondering would it be considered unbiblical to get a cosmetic procedure done? Does it matter on the reason or where your heart is at when considering it? What if it is for something that has been affecting your life due to mocking and feeling very unattractive about it like your skin and the procedure could help it?
What does the Bible say about cosmetic surgery? Absolutely Nothing! There is nothing specifically in the Bible to indicate that plastic surgery is, in and of itself, wrong. However, there are several things that one needs to consider before deciding whether or not to undergo these procedures. We know that there are always risks, both physical and psychological. Cosmetic surgery is a tool. The question, of course, is how we use it.
As a Christian, I must recognize that beauty as an end unto itself is valueless, because all beauty is rooted in God and has a moral context. Now, there is also the issue of rejection, the Bible promises that you will come face-to-face with rejection. But God also promises eternal and unconditional acceptance. In the midst of your pain, you can know there is One who will never reject you. HeŌĆÖs the One whoŌĆÖs already suffered the greatest rejection for you.
Through Jesus, God has made a way for you to find complete acceptance in Him. He wants you to see yourself as He sees you ŌłÆ as the one He loves and will always welcome with open arms. In Him, you will find true healing. All beauty originates in God (Ps. 27:4). Beauty is important to God and reflects spiritual significance, as evidenced in the rainbow (Gen. 9:13), creation, and the God-ordained design of the Tabernacle and priestly robes (Ex. 25-28). As image-bearers, our beauty is secure and fixed in the loving, eternal gaze of our heavenly Father (Eph. 1:3-4).
Yet our bodies are important to God; Jesus died to redeem both our bodies and souls (Rom. 8:23). There are many instances where cosmetic procedures┬Āare necessary. I remember our 2-year-old son bit through an extension cord and burnt his mouth. We found a plastic surgeon who restored symmetry and proportion to our sonŌĆÖs features. To have left our childŌĆÖs face distorted would have been unthinkable. Many car accidents and even cancers need restoration.
After saying all this I know that if you are asking it┬Āis because itŌĆÖs really bothering you and my heart goes out to you . Before doing anything, pray and ask God to lead you in the right decision, remember that God sees the Heart and He knows how you feel. I truly hope that I was able to give you some guidance. I will be keeping you in prayer. Always remember you are loved.
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Port SA opens access to its facility
Published 12:00 am, Thursday, March 18, 2010
Port San Antonio has opened a stretch of South General McMullen Drive between Billy Mitchell Boulevard and Calgary Avenue.
It will provide another access route into the port and an additional connection to the Thompson Neighborhood just north of Port San Antonio.
This portion of South General McMullen Drive runs north-south for two-tenths of a mile through former military housing. The U.S. Air Force turned it over to Port San Antonio last fall.
The 374-unit apartment complex had for decades been accessible only to military residents. The Air Force began shutting down the property in 2001 as part of the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC). A chain link fence was eventually built around the perimeter of the 40-acre complex as its units were vacated.
Last month, the port took down the fence and last week final barriers on both ends of McMullen Drive were removed, allowing Port San Antonio officials, city officials and members of the community to join in celebration of the newly opened thoroughfare. "This is a very important day for Port San Antonio as we take another big step in linking our growing campus with our neighbors," said Bruce Miller, President and CEO of Port San Antonio.
"The port is becoming an important example of a livable, pedestrian- and transit-oriented community that is increasingly connected with the surrounding neighborhoods."
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Miller also announced that, as part of the commemoration of the street opening, Port San Antonio will donate new marquee signs to neighboring schools along South General McMullen—Winston Elementary School and Kennedy High School, both part of Edgewood Independent School District.
"We wanted to show our appreciation to our neighbors for the support they've provided us over the years and our shared commitment to growing our community together," he said.
Port San Antonio is currently working to renovate several units in the former military housing complex, Billy Mitchell Apartments. It will begin leasing to the general public later in the spring.


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UDWR aquatics biologist Scott Tolentino sent in this report
Bear LakeWednesday, April 10, 2013 Bear Lake Conditions & Fishing Report: The strong winds earlier this week blew the ice off the lake and it is now open water. However, there is still a considerable amount of floating ice on the surface and it is piled up along the east shoreline. Boats can be launched at the Utah State Park marina but all other ramps are inaccessible due to ice along the shoreline. The Bear Lake valley received about a foot of new snow this week too, but the roads are clear and the marina ramp has been plowed. There is no fishing report since anglers have not been able to access to the lake the last few weeks. Cutthroat trout should be biting and anglers should target them in depths of 45'-95' while trolling or jigging off the Gus Rich Point, 2nd Point, and Cisco Beach areas. Try rapalas and flatfish while trolling and jigs tipped with cisco when jigging.