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Dave Quak Ya DAD! Happy fathers day! September 09, 2012Ya DAD! Happy fathers day! (September 09, 2012)
Last week we spoke to the ladies from Proverbs 31, today was for the men! We consider the character traits that make men leaders… especially men of GOD.
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Dave Quak Jesus Betrayed! John 18:1-14 September 09, 2012Jesus Betrayed! John 18:1-14 (September 09, 2012)From the series: Encounters with Jesus
Life has a habit of going from cruising to chaos in matter of Seconds! find out how Jesus handles this as Dave preaches of his betrayal at Gethsemene… God bless!!
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Dave Quak Ya Mum! Proverbs 31 August 26, 2012Ya Mum! Proverbs 31 (August 26, 2012)
Dave preaches on Proverbs 31… the passage about the perfect woman! week 1 of 2… next week… Ya Dad!
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Jess Quak John 17... Jesus Prays August 19, 2012John 17... Jesus Prays (August 19, 2012)
Jess preaches an amazing message on prayer… more specifically… Jesus praying in John 17… Listen and be Blessed!
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Dave Quak Living Temple Vision and Direction August 12, 2012Living Temple Vision and Direction (August 12, 2012)
Dave preaches the Vision of the Church… If you want to know what we are about, where we are going, and what drives us, please listen to this message.Living Temple Christian Church Vision Cast preaching the vision upward inward outward forward. Love God Love each other Love our world and have a foward focussed vision.
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Dave Quak Jesus the TRUE VINE... John 15:1-17 August 05, 2012Jesus the TRUE VINE... John 15:1-17 (August 05, 2012)
Dave gets the honour of preaching a great passage. The bible is all good, but John 15 is the BEST! God Bless you abundantly as you listen…
References:John 15:1-17 Living Temple Christian Church Dave Quak Jesus the true Vine abide in Jesus remain in Jesus.
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Dave Quak Jesus promises the Holy Spirit. John 14:15-27 July 29, 2012Jesus promises the Holy Spirit. John 14:15-27 (July 29, 2012)
I APOLOGISE! the recording is terrible… the truth is I forgot to record this properly, so I used my iphone last minute… very swooshy recording…. nonetheless, good sermon!
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Dave Quak John 14:1-14...3 Messages in 1! July 15, 2012John 14:1-14...3 Messages in 1! (July 15, 2012)
1st mini message… God has prepared a place for you!
2nd… what about the exclusivity of Christ?
3rd… Trust in Jesus and do even greater things than him!
Hope it blesses you!
References:John 14:1-14 Living Temple Christian Church Jesus God Holy Spirit Exclusivity of Jesus in my fathers house are many rooms
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Dave Quak Wash the Feet! John13:1-17 July 08, 2012Wash the Feet! John13:1-17 (July 08, 2012)
Feet are disgusting! why would Jesus wash his disciples feet? listen and find out! You will be blessed!
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Dave Quak REVIVAL PLEASE! John 12:12-19 July 01, 2012REVIVAL PLEASE! John 12:12-19 (July 01, 2012)
Dave starts preaching a regular message, and ends with the church pleading God for revival. an unexpected prayer meeting resulted… all good things!!!
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Jess Quak John 11. Lazarus Raised from the DEAD June 17, 2012John 11. Lazarus Raised from the DEAD (June 17, 2012)
This message hit the Mark!!! Jess completely nails this passage, and God poured out some serious heavy revelation. Best message She has ever preached! Enjoy… but be ready to do business with God.
Erin Simpson The Good Shepard...John 10:1-21 June 10, 2012The Good Shepard...John 10:1-21 (June 10, 2012)
Erin Preaches for the first time in her life! she does a great job! she is extremely gifted and God used her mightily…. at the End, Alicia leads a meditation on Psalm 23… enjoyErin Simpson
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Dave Quak Leadership 101 May 27, 2012Leadership 101 (May 27, 2012)
Today Dave got officially ordained (yay) and preached on Leadership… it was a great day.. have a listen… Note the youtube link for the video clip mentioned. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hO8MwBZl-Vc
Jess Quak Renewing your mind May 20, 2012Renewing your mind (May 20, 2012)
Jess preaches a great message on renewing your mind… so many people have mental battles that can be overcome… find out how…renewing_your_mind.mp3 (download)
Dave Quak Run the Marathon! May 13, 2012Run the Marathon! (May 13, 2012)
Dave preaches on the Christian Race. Paul contrasts the olympic games with the Christian Walk, and shows us how to win! Enjoy
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Dave Quak John 9...Funny Passage! April 29, 2012John 9...Funny Passage! (April 29, 2012)
Dave preaches on a funny encounter Jesus has with a man born blind. Its a great passage with clear application. Enjoy
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Dave Quak John 8:48-59 April 22, 2012John 8:48-59 (April 22, 2012)
Dave preaches about our necessity for Jesus. Many things we cannot prove, but take by faith… our experience proves we are not crazy… but in the truth.
References:John 8:48-59 Living Temple Christian Church Richard Dawkins Jesus God Holy Spirit Necessity for Jesus
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Jess Quak John 8:31-47 April 15, 2012John 8:31-47 (April 15, 2012)
In this sermon Jess discusses what happens when Jesus encounters the 'falsely religious followers' of His day.
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Dave Quak Edward V Jacob. John 7:25-52 April 01, 2012Edward V Jacob. John 7:25-52 (April 01, 2012)
How will you respond to Jesus? This changes EVERYTHING!
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Natsy Hosie The woman in the sheet. John 8 verse 1-11 March 25, 2012The woman in the sheet. John 8 verse 1-11 (March 25, 2012)
Nat is a gifted teacher, and in her first ever time preaching, she brings some incredibe insight and application to a very famous passage. listen and be blessedNatsy Hosie
References:Living Temple Christian Church Natsy Hosie Woman caught in adultary Jesus writes on the dust without sin cast the first stone.
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Myanmar's Enemy Within: Buddhist Violence and the Making of a Muslim "Other"
Francis Wade
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Around fifteen years ago, a petty criminal named Kaung Latt was sweating away in a filthy prison in Myanmar's Irrawaddy Delta when he was presented with an offer that was hard to refuse: early release, a house of his own, fields to till, a stipend and regular food rations in exchange for – nothing.
All he had to do in return was be himself: a Buddhist and a member of the country's Bamar ethnic majority. He was shipped hundreds of miles west, to a sea-hugging finger of tropical land known as Rakhine, where Myanmar's military regime had begun to fear it was losing control on multiple fronts.
"I was told that in Rakhine there are so many Muslims, so we want to balance that out by sending Buddhists here," Kaung Latt told journalist Francis Wade, who found him years later, still living in the "model village" of Aung Thar Yar, which had been overrun by crime, alcoholism and squalor – but was still, at least, Buddhist and Bamar.
The goal, Wade makes clear in Myanmar's Enemy Within – a sober account of ethnic mistrust and communal violence in Myanmar – was not only to de-Muslimise Rakhine State but to de-Rakhine it. The country's paranoid clique of ruling generals was determined to render this desperately poor outpost of empire – inhabited by a blend of Rakhine Buddhists and Rohingya Muslims who coexisted mostly peacefully, if uneasily – more tractable to its aims. Wade deploys examples such as this to trace how ethnicity and religion have become reified in Myanmar and are seen by successive governments as shorthand for state affiliation, or lack thereof.
The most obvious consequence of this sclerotic and essentialist view of ethnic identity is the ongoing Rohingya exodus, perhaps the world's worst humanitarian crisis in a generation. Myanmar's Enemy Within was published just before the most recent and serious outbreak of violence in August 2017, which has seen nearly 700,000 Rohingya Muslims forced out of Myanmar after being brutalised by a wave of pograms in which villages were torched by soldiers and the inhabitants raped and killed.
Wade might seem to have run up against a journalist's worst nightmare: spending years writing a book on a relatively obscure topic, only to have history overtake him and the situation explode into bloody and world-galvanising violence after he went to print. But this is ultimately an advantage. The lack of focus on recent events means that Myanmar's Enemy Within does the harder work of grappling with the immensely complicated roots of the crisis. The conflict in Rakhine cannot be understood outside the context of centuries of conquest and efforts to regulate the state's indigenous population, which made this area particularly fertile for mass paranoia and anxiety about being overwhelmed demographically.
Much coverage of the Rohingya crisis has been frustratingly ahistorical. This is partly because the scale of the suffering is so vast and the victims of the atrocities so vulnerable and desperate that their misery cries out for attention. But it also means that most international readers only partially understand the history of Rakhine. Even worse, Myanmar, when it is seen at all, is often viewed through a Manichaean lens: decades of oppressive military dictatorship (bad) during which the entire population, bolstered by the moral authority of the Buddhist monkhood (good) and the leadership of the enlightened Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi (good), is finally emerging into democracy (very good).
The simplicity of this narrative can lead to the impression that the convulsions of anti-Rohingya violence that began in August 2017 were an incomprehensible divergence from the Suu Kyi–led path to democracy, just as the obstacles to peace had seemed to fall away. Actually, the Rohingya crisis was not a shocking rupture so much as a collision of several long-simmering issues: tension between the centre and the periphery of an artificially drawn nation-state; growing Buddhist extremism; a perception of Buddhism as linked to citizenship and identity; and a decades-long national obsession with classifying citizens by race and religion, a ruinous vestige of British colonial rule.
To the close watcher, even the Suu Kyi of 2018 snaps into focus not as a fallen idol, but as a leader who has always been imperious and image-obsessed, dubious that Muslims had a true place in a Bamar-majority nation, deferential to certain types of military might and obsessed with preserving the legacy of her father, General Aung San, and his vision to unite Myanmar's disparate peoples into one, by force if necessary.
Many of Myanmar's tensions had been kept in check by decades of brutal military rule, which united large swathes of the population in their hatred of the junta, with Suu Kyi acting as their standard-bearer. But after 2015, Wade writes, "the military, in its retreat from power, seemed to have passed a torch onto the masses of people who had spent so many years opposing its mercurial rule".
Wade is particularly insightful on the many ways in which Burma's leaders have exploited ethnic divisions to shore up power, even as they reified the founding myth of a happily multiethnic nation. A thousand years ago, Wade notes, the man who most Burmese recognise as their first king, Anawrahta, used an emerging Buddhist identity to forcibly unite the disparate tribes of the Irrawaddy Valley into a single empire for the first time. The model villages of Rakhine are almost ur-examples of this tendency, and the story of Kaung Latt's get-out-of-jail-free card – his own ethnicity – casts into relief just how paranoid and bizarre were some of the military regime's efforts to maintain political power through what they called "Burmanisation".
Wade also shows how this program spilled over into neighbouring Chin State to target Christians there, and how "Burmanisation" involved subduing Mon groups and denying citizenship to people of Indian descent. He takes us to 1980s Yangon to meet a Mon girl miserably trying to integrate into the Bamar majority, and to 2013 Meiktila, which experienced some of the worst bouts of anti-Muslim violence outside Rakhine.
These stories convey just how vast Myanmar is – and not just physically. Rakhine, like many parts of Myanmar's periphery, feels very far from Yangon. Palm-dotted and sea-oriented, it sprawls out against the vividly blue Bay of Bengal, with a spicy, briny cuisine distinct from the oily curries of the interior, and hundreds of temples built by the ancestors of the Rakhine, who have their own dialect.
Today the Rakhine, like many of Myanmar's other ethnic groups, see themselves as descendants of a proud and ancient race. When I visited two years ago, just as the most recent crisis was rearing its head, I was struck by how beleaguered they felt: oppressed by a central government that had spent years trying to "Burmanise" them, ignored or demonised by the international community and hemmed in by what they perceived as a terrifying influx of Muslim interlopers.
Myanmar's Enemy Within falls short in some minor respects. Wade fails to provide a convincing explanation of why anti-Muslim sentiment seems so much more brutal and contagious than other ethnic rivalries in Myanmar. (Then again, there may simply be no good explanation.) The narrative in some parts is thin and lacking in detail. This is almost certainly due to the difficulty of working in Rakhine State. During my time reporting there, a wary peace prevailed, but both Rakhine and Rohingya communities were shaken and mistrustful of outsiders, and a heavy police and military presence made travel difficult. Now that those tensions have erupted again into outright violence, access is infinitely worse, and foreign journalists are barred from entering other than during government-sponsored press tours.
In large part because of this lack of access, the story has once again become one of good versus evil: the Rohingya versus everyone else. This is not a false account, but it is not the whole truth. That is why Myanmar's Enemy Within is welcome: at times the intricacies of ethnicity in Myanmar can seem confoundingly complex, thick with the history of centuries of migrations and countless grievances; but so too is the world, and its variously constructed nations.
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Hey, Y'all,
Well, you know how squirrels are, they run around and jump from limb to limb of trees, run on the fence tops, jump into bird feeders, jump into bird baths... and on and on.
Yesterday, I saw one of my back yard friends sitting in the bird bath, holding something strange in his paws and nibbling on it. It was one of those "environmentally safe" tablets that are shaped like doughnuts, for killing mosquito larvae that you put in standing water.
Apparently he didn't care for the taste of it, or it was too hard for him (or her) to bite. Anyway, he put it back down in the bird bath. Of course, he might never have noticed it if there had been water in the bird bath, but I had not replaced the water that had been emptied from the bath before I put the tablet in. I wasn't going out among the skeeters to put more water in. Fortunately, the sprinklers filled the bird bath with water soon after that.
Started working on my sister-in-law, Mae's, quilt yesterday. I'm moving right along on it. Hope to have it finished soon, then will begin working on another great grand's quilt. Have to get all them done before Christmas.
I got the quilt I made for Madora sent off this morning and she should have it by end of day on Wednesday.
Met with the children in the Children's Choir at church last night. I am going to be working with them helping them memorize Bible verses over the next few months. Really sweet kids!
Much love to each of you, my friends and family. Bye for now. More later. This is Blabbin' Grammy signing off for today.
Monday, August 27, 2012
2 comments:
- Susan Flett Swiderski said...
Those nasty skeeters. We haven't had a lot of cases of bird flu here like you've had in Texas, but they sure are more aggressive than usual. They bite any time of day or night, and consider bug spray to be like steak sauce. (Why didn't Noah swat them when he had the chance? HA!)
- August 27, 2012 at 2:51 PM
- Blabbin' Grammy said...
Unfortunate that he let them sing their way on board. Hs
- August 27, 2012 at 4:36 PM
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OS ANGELES (AP) — Comedian Jordan Peele's directorial debut "Get Out" has made a splash atop the box office in its opening weekend.
Studio estimates Sunday show the thriller earned $30.5 million to take first place. The well-reviewed film only cost a reported $4.5 million to produce.
"Get Out" pushed "The Lego Batman Movie" into second place. The animated family picture added $19 million this weekend and is now up to $133 million after only three weeks in theaters.
"John Wick: Chapter Two" took third place with $9 million, while the Matt Damon-starrer "The Great Wall" took fourth with $8.7 million.
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Horizons Music celebrate 10 years in the game with an excellent new compilation featuring 14 fresh cuts from names that will be familiar to anyone who's been following the label in recent times. The compilation takes a look back at the label's very first release, with Jubei and Amoss both turning in remixes of Skitty's 10 Steps, but for the most part they're looking forward with new material from some of the best names in the scene.
It's difficult to pick highlights from such a strong selection, but a few stand out from the pack. Silent Witness brings a perfectly balanced combination of melodic elements and rolling, dancefloor tech on Fields, Amoss explore their deeper side on the subby liquid of Piano Licks and DLR turns in a trademark chunky stepper on Outta Time. The whole LP is well worth a listen, so check out the clips below and head to your favourite outlet to grab this on CD, vinyl or digital now!
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WHAT: Come and learn about the magical healing power of animals. Children who have been abused are often untrusting and fearful of other humans as a result of their experiences. The unconditional love that animals bring to the children at the Polinsky Children's Center has been extremely powerful – children have uttered their first words while in animal therapy and some children have displayed their first signs of empathy and affection during these moving encounters. The pets have an innate sense of who to bond with. The silent connection between these two vulnerable populations is compelling.
Promises2Kids, currently in its 30th year of service to children in need in San Diego, is highlighting the power of Pet Encounter Therapy (PET) and the healing power of animals during National Child Abuse Prevention Month. Through a partnership with Helen Woodward Animal Center, Promises2Kids helps children who must reside at the Polinsky Children's Center due to abuse or neglect. A variety of animals visit the children at the Center each week including dogs, rabbits, reptiles and guinea pigs. This is a private event, not open to the public.
Through regular animal-assisted therapy, the Pet Encounter Therapy program helps to break the cycle of suffering, cruelty, and neglect by bringing unconditional love and the tactile benefits of animals to abused, neglected and abandoned children.
WHY: April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month and there is no better time to raise awareness about local organizations that help abused and neglected children. Promises2Kids funds the Polinsky Children's Center to ensure foster children in San Diego receive the shelter and support they need to become happy, well-adjusted adults. Studies have shown that the unconditional love and affection of animals provides a wide array of benefits including relaxation, reduced stress, and improved self esteem.
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• Animals from the Pet Encounter Therapy Program, including dogs and reptiles.
• Susan Golding, CEO and President, Promises2Kids
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Dr. Daniel Jackson
Highly intelligent, intensely curious, wildly theoretical and with a penchant for sneezing, professor of Egyptology Daniel Jackson (James Spader) from the 1994 sci-fi flick Stargate traipses across an unknown world in search of knowledge, exploration and, unexpectedly, love. While off-world, he wears a loose robe and shawls given to him by the local tribe over his standard army clothes.
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Mixed at Pie Studios, Glen Cove, NY. Engineered at Rat Piss Studios, Brooklyn, NY and Justin Guip's Studio, Brooklyn, NY. Additional recording at Mission Sound, Brooklyn, NY. Mastered at Sterling Sound NYC.
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Time for some great original Memphis BBQ with this wonderful rub from Marlowe Restaurant in Memphis (on Elvis Presley Boulevard of course). I have cut the size down to home friendly. This is mainly a pork rub for ribs or pork butt but could be used on other meats.
Publisher's Note: Originally published June 26, 2010. Re-edited and updated May 29, 2018.
This is a great all around pork rub although you could use it on almost any meat. Don't skip the "secret ingredient" which is the Marlowe Black Magic Seasoning
The recipes were given to Guy Fieri of Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives by the restaurant. But the original recipe (apparently already cut down) produced 11 1/2 cups of rub plus you need to put together "Marlowe's Black Magic" and that recipe is 12 more cups of spices.
My Rating
Oh yeah, it is a strong 5.
Not really "Cooking For Two" friendly nor home cooking friendly in general. So I cut them down. For the rub, I used 2 tablespoons for every cup of an ingredient. A 1:8 reduction was making about 1 1/2 cup of rub. The "Black Magic" of which I only needed 1 tablespoon I cut down by 1 teaspoon for each cup. A 1:48 reduction was making about 4 tablespoons.
Black Magic seasoning recipe is HERE
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Marlowe's of Memphis BBQ Dry Rub
- 6 tablespoons paprika
- 4 tablespoons sugar
- 4 tablespoons garlic powder
- 2 tablespoons salt
- 2 tablespoons onion powder
- 2 tablespoons seasoned salt - Lowery's
- 1 tablespoon chili powder
- 1 tablespoon black pepper
- 1 tablespoon Black Magic spice mix
- Mix well, seal tight and store.
Nutrition is generally for one serving. Number of servings is stated above and is my estimate of normal serving size for this recipe.
All nutritional information are estimates and may vary from your actual results. This is home cooking, and there are many variables. To taste ingredients such as salt will be my estimate of the average used.
Originally published June 26, 2010.


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Latest news from Tallaght IT: The official launch of the National Student Volunteer Database will take place in ITT Dublin on Thursday 3rd December from 2.00 - 3.00 pm in the ITT Dublin Main Foyer.
ITT Dublin are pleased to announce the launch of the National Student Volunteer Management System – www.studentvolunteer.ie for use at Institute of Technology Tallaght and the local community. This system developed in co-operation with the Campus Engage Network Partners – University of Limerick, DCU, NUI Galway, IT Tralee, UCC and TCD aims to manage and promote the extensive contributions made by IT Tallaght and other higher education students to their local community and nationally, through volunteering activity.
Social Justice week in ITT Dublin from 7th - 10th December. Talks by Fr. Peter McVerry, Medcins Sans frontiers, 24 hr sleep out and Xmas markets.
The ITTDublin studentvolunteer.ie Raffle has taken place.
The results of the draw are as follows:
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Hey there fellow Go'ers,
So I have a grandiose, long term plan for myself, and I need some answers, information and direction for it to come into existence. Unless if fails a reality check, of course.
The reason for this project is the lack of support in the music industry for people, like me, that still has a lot of MIDI equipment, i.e. musical instrument (and other devices) with a MIDI interface (http://en.wikipedia....gital_Interface) built-in. There are nearly no large scale interfaces available anymore.
The project... the thru ports will be hardware through, i.e. they will not be involved in software (maybe a switch on the SB to turn thru on/off). The inputs/outputs will participate in a software "patchbay" (routing) scheme that I was counting on a SD card for one or more matrix configuration file(s).
I am not super "sure" of myself when it comes to the hardware, hence the questions, but I am not really concerned about the programming aspect. So the questions then:
I would like to use the Netduino Go (NG) to realize the project, with possibly up to eight (8) Shield Base (SB) units, but will start with one, of course. How many SB units will be possible to use on one NG?
The SB has four (4) UARTs, correct? Would I be able to cram four MIDI (in, out and thru) interface (http://www.midi.org/...electrispec.php) onto one SB, and use them? It seems it should be possible, but since there are other factors (currently unknown to me), and I am new to Netduino, I need to ask.
As for serial communication and the GoBus part, how is buffering on the serial virtualization done, or is it not? Maybe I am not asking correctly here, sorry. I ask about this because MIDI is relatively slow (31.25 kbaud) and tends to "fill up" when active in larger musical arrangement. Also, with the distributed nature of Go, it would seem like a good idea to buffer bytes "locally" on the SB until the NG host is ready to receive.
Anyways, for now, these are some of the questions I am seeking answers to. I apologize for not having ready the available posts and docs yet, but will when I get time.
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Achievements and challenges in improving sexuality education discussed at SE:LFIE
On 15–16 May 2017, the German Federal Centre for Health Education (BZgA), a WHO Collaborating Centre for Sexual and Reproductive Health, hosted the international conference "Sexuality Education: Lessons Learned and Future Developments in the WHO European Region (SE:LFIE)". Held in Berlin, the conference was organized by BZgA, supported by the German Federal Ministry of Health and the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth. The International Planned Parenthood Federation European Network (IPPF EN); the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Regional Office for Eastern Europe and Central Asia; the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO); and WHO/Europe were also actively involved in organization of the conference . Over 160 participants from 33 countries of the WHO European Region attended the meeting, representing ministries of health and education, health-care providers and public health specialists, schools and research institutions, and nongovernmental organizations, including youth organizations.
In her opening speech, Dr Heidrun Thaiss, Director of BZgA, emphasized the importance of health education, including sexuality education, in achieving the goals of Health 2020 and the "Action plan for sexual and reproductive health: towards achieving the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in Europe – leaving no one behind" (2016).
Dr Gunta Lazdane, Programme Manager for Sexual and Reproductive Health at WHO/Europe praised the intersectoral collaboration involved in the development of the conference and health promotion in general. She also highlighted the links with the implementation of the Minsk Declaration on the Life-Course Approach in the Context of Health 2020 and the outcome recommendations of the Paris high-level conference "Working together for better health and well-being (2016 ) .
Sexuality education is a crucial element in supporting the healthy development of children and young people. The 2-day conference included presentations on the results of the latest research and the sharing of successes and lessons learned from programmes active in the field. It also featured dynamic exchanges through techniques such as the world café and fish bowl discussion.
The main topics addressed at the conference were based the current status of sexuality education in the Region, trends and challenges related to the implementation and improvement of sexuality education, as well as future strategies and approaches on how to address them. Results of the joint study carried out by BZgA and the IPPF EN on sexuality education in 24 countries of the Region were presented and discussed during the plenary session. Participants also had the opportunity to explore 24 posters presenting the country situations .
Two days of intensive work are over, but many participants have planned the next steps in further implementation of the tools developed by BZgA and WHO/Europe, and have made new contacts with experts who are ready to help them.
Empowerment of people is one of the four priority areas of Heath 2020 and sexuality education is one of the ways to do that.


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Posted by Lana Hallowes at June 14 2018, 1:37pm
Daddy, Daddy! Where are you?
Oh there you are trying to eat your breakfast in peace. Great! I really want to sit on you, so I will put my arms up and whine at you until you pick me up. I know it will work too – you can't resist me, especially when I am wearing my dinosaur pyjamas and have bed head.
Thanks Daddy. I really like being on your lap – it's bigger than Mummy's and I'm so high! Now, can you please share your Weetbix with me? I know I just ate mine but taking it in turns to eat a spoonful of yours is fun!
I love doing things with you, even if it's just gobbling your breakfast. But for some reason I especially like this today. So I think I will be stuck to you all day and have you do EVERYTHING for me.
You see I just want you, and here's why.
I have daddy glue
When I feel like being stuck to you, what I mean is I really just want to be glued to you. Like when I make paper mache at kindy, only I am the paper and you are the balloon.
I want to feel like you are my arms and legs and I don't want you to ever put me down. Not even when you need to go to the toilet or to get dressed.
I've missed you
I don't know why I have daddy glue today. Sometimes I only want mummy, but I don't even know where she is right now. I will not lose sight of you today though.
Because I think I've missed you, Daddy.
When you leave in the morning before I have even woken up, I look for you. Then when I don't see you, I know that you've gone to that work place. But today, you are here! When I woke up, you lifted me out of my bed and I was so happy to see you. Yay, it's Daddy day! That means I have you All DAY.
And now I don't want to let you go.
I just want you
Daddy I have a soggy nappy, but I don't want Mummy to change me. So I will insist that you do it by whingeing, "No, Daddy do it" over and over until Mummy sighs and smiles at you.
Then after my nappy, I want you to dress me. It's just us. I love us. I will sit on the floor as you put my favourite George from Peppa Pig t-shirt on me and giggle at your silly jokes. You are so funny Daddy!
I can hear Mummy and my brother in the bathroom brushing their teeth, but I want to stay here in my room with you.
I am claiming you
I don't want to share you today. I want to say, "Mine!" like I do when a friend touches my favourite digger toy.
Now you are saying I need to go to the bathroom and brush my teeth though. Well, I will only if you carry me there. That way we are still together.
You do it
I also want you to be the one to put on my shoes, to buckle me into my car seat and lift me out at the other end, you to wipe the babycinno off my face, you to carry me on your shoulders to the playground, you to push me on the swings, you to give me a drink of water, you to build a train track for me when we get home, you to spoon feed me my dinner (even though I can feed myself), you to bath me, dry me and cuddle me in my dinosaur pj's ready for bed.
And Daddy, I want to fall asleep on your chest in the middle of YOU reading me Where is the green sheep.
I know you are tired
I love sleeping in your big bed and listening to you snore next to me. I know you get extra tired when I have daddy glue, but I won't have it forever.
For now, lets just both enjoy being stuck together. It's nice!
Oh and don't worry, I will give you a break tomorrow. I've really missed Mummy today.
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Building original luxury boats and keep ahead of the competition is not an easy task. Such has been the legacy started by Jack Newington in 1963 when he bought a series of gravel pits on the River Nene and built the Oundle Marina.
Fairline Yachts, the British luxury motor yachts, is an inspiration behind every one of their 13,000 beautifully built boats. They have an impressive clutch of trophies: in the UK's IPC Marine Awards, the Targa 38 and the Squadron 68 win MOTORBOAT OF THE YEAR in their respective categories, with the Phantom 48 being highly commended. The Targa 38 also has won EUROPEAN MOTORBOAT OF THE YEAR, the industry's leading award.
It's by respecting their past that they are able to approach the future with genuine insight, ingenuity and creativity.
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Crack CA CPT June 2019 with CAprep18 Study Resources
CPT June 2019 exam is drawing near. The admission notification was released in the last week of January 2019, and the application process will begin from the 1st week of April. Are you planning to appear for CPT 2019? In that case, we urge you to start studying right away. Because this is your last chance to clear CA CPT.
So, what happens if you don't clear CA CPT June 2019?
Well, to continue to pursue your aspirations of becoming a CA, you will have to enroll for CA Foundation, under the new scheme and try your luck in the CA Foundation exam as and when you become eligible for the same.
Not too bad right? But there's more to this!
CA Foundation is the more profound and difficult-to-crack version of CA CPT. and, you will get about 8 months' time to cope with the vast difference in syllabus and exam pattern between CPT and CA Foundation, before you appear for CA Foundation.
Here's a snapshot of CPT vs. CA Foundation
CA Foundation Old Scheme Vs. New Scheme
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A microphone cover creates an area of dead air around your microphone so that wind or breath sounds do not spoil the quality of your recordings. A furry or dead cat cover is best used for outdoor use in windy conditions. For overhead boom use and best cancelling effect, a zeppelin is recommended, but it is a lot larger and less compact. Foam covers are better for indoor use to stop mild breath and wind noise. In cases where you would just want to stop breath noise, a pop filter is most suitable.


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Westin Opens Downtown
Downtown Austin's hotel construction boom continues, as do new hotel openings. The latest to welcome guests is the 366-room Westin Austin Downtown at 310 E. Fifth Street, developed by White Lodging. It officially opened its doors on July 16, bringing the number of central business district hotel rooms up to nearly 8,000.
White Lodging is also developing two new hotels set to start construction soon, an Element and an Aloft. One of White Lodging's best-known downtown Austin hotels is the new JW Marriott, which opened earlier this year. The luxury hotel on Congress Ave. has more than 1,000 rooms.
Another luxury hotel, the Fairmont, is also under construction. Together with the JW Marriott, those two hotels alone will add 2,000 rooms to downtown Austin's hotel market.
But more are on the way. Hotel Van Zandt in the Rainey Street District is slated to open in October, a Hotel ZaZa across from Republic Square Park is scheduled to open in 2016, and a Hotel Indigo /Holiday Inn Express at Neches and 9th Streets is planned to open this summer.
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Gender Expression
Explore your gender identity with the help of wikiHow's Gender Expression articles. Get practical instruction on dealing with gender dysphoria and expressing your gender identity, from crossdressing tips and suggestions on choosing a new name, to advice on coping if you're unable to transition. Whatever questions you have, we're here to help!


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4 CSI Stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟This book was a crime thriller with a dystopian twist… now as an American I had to actually google a few things because I have no idea if the death penalty is legal or not in England… I am also not very knowledgeable as to the EU and what leaving it entailed… so I am assuming there were a lot of political undercurrents throughout this book that I probably did not catch… but something I thought was interesting is here in the state of California we have a three strikes law… after your third felony conviction you are sentenced to life in prison… so not death, but you Will never get out… controversial and political as much of this book was….Admittedly it took me a while to get into this book and the length was daunting… The beginning of this book was a bit all over the place…. there are a lot of characters an a lot of things going on… Eddie Collins himself wasn't the most likable of characters… he has a serious drinking problem and for very personal reasons I have no sympathy or patients for that….Please don't get me wrong I enjoyed this book it was just dark and complex… my favorite parts involve the crime scene investigations they seemed so real and raw and not like those seen on TV… The author his background is in crime scene investigation and that really came through in this book, definitely the strength of the story! Also thought it was a bonus that Eddie Collins the main character was a crime scene investigator…. even though this book was nothing like I thought it was going to be when I picked it up it ended up being quite a compelling read… and I'm glad I didn't know there was a dystopian element and that it was so political, so please don't let that deter you because this is worth your time!Recommend to fans of the crime thriller with a bit of a different twist… dad! This one's for you🙂*** many thanks to Bloodhound Books for my copy of this book ***
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Andrew Barrett has enjoyed variety in his professional life, from engine-builder to farmer, from Oilfield Service Technician in Kuwait, to his current role of Senior CSI in Yorkshire.
He's been a CSI since 1996, and has worked on all scene types from terrorism to murder, suicide to rape, drugs manufacture to bomb scenes. One way or another, Andrew's life revolves around crime.
In 1997 he finished his first crime thriller, A Long Time Dead, and it's still a readers' favourite today, some 200,000 copies later, topping the Amazon charts several times. Two more books featuring SOCO Roger Conniston completed the trilogy.
Today, Andrew is still producing high-quality, authentic crime thrillers with a forensic flavour that attract attention from readers worldwide. He's also attracted attention from the Yorkshire media, having been featured in the Yorkshire Post, and twice interviewed on BBC Radio Leeds.
He's best known for his lead character, CSI Eddie Collins, and the acerbic way in which he roots out criminals and administers justice. Eddie's series is four books and two short stories in length, and there's still more to come.
Andrew is a proud Yorkshireman and sets all of his novels there, using his home city of Leeds as another major, and complementary, character in each of the stories.


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4 ways to embrace the evolution of work
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The market leaders of the next decade are likely to look vastly different from today's organisations.
Experts agree that the workplace is changing, and the next decade's market leaders are likely to show a stark contrast to today's major players; with a move towards intrapreneurial teams, flexible working and much flatter structures.
It's a big topic but definitely one worth considering if you want to ensure future success, attract the best talent in your industry and stay ahead of the competition.
As attitudes towards work-life balance and ways of working change, the best talent will be attracted to organisations that correctly identify those changing employee expectations and promote a culture that values progress over tradition.
Not sure where to start? Here are four ways to embrace workplace evolution where you work.
Stay connected
A connected workforce is the lifeblood of any business looking more than five years ahead. As more and more companies move towards mobile working and a distributed workforce, it becomes vitally important that people can access information wherever they are, on any device.
The future of work is greater collaboration and knowledge sharing, and a truly networked organisation will achieve this with ease, so focus can shift to innovation and productivity. The result? Your people spend less time on unprofitable processes and more time on meaningful work that benefits the business.
Encourage intrapreneurship
Intrapreneurship is a term that has been buzzing around the past few years.
It simply means encouraging your people to adopt an entrepreneurial spirit, so they can flex their creativity, try out new ideas and fail fast all in the name of driving your organisation forward. That's not to say they aren't accountable; a true intrapreneur acts as the business owner, with the best interests of the organisation at heart.
So how can you encourage this phenomenon in your business? Chances are you already have a few of these key people hard at work. Make it your mission to promote what they're doing and make it known that you support this way of working. If your staff don't feel as though they can run with an idea that will benefit your bottom line, work to remove the obstacles and change the culture within your business so they can.
The future's in the cloud
It's only a matter of time before most, if not all, your on-premise technology becomes obsolete.
By moving to the cloud, your whole operation becomes slicker and more cost-effective, ideal for organisations with fluctuating bandwidth demands and perfect for homeworkers or remote teams. Future employees will expect your company tech to work seamlessly without needless layers of admin around document control and easy access to the resources they need, when they need them.
If you've not yet begun your digital transformation, it's worth understanding where you're currently at and looking at the steps you'll need to take, if any, to bring your systems and working practices up-to-date.
Collaborative and flatter hierarchies
Forget traditional organisational structures with tiers of top-down management. These will give way to smaller teams working collaboratively on projects that closely match their skill sets or promote skills development. Working autonomously with greater accountability, these empowered team members will be able to apply their specialist knowledge directly where it's needed, instead of working within the confines of a traditional job description.
Organisational leaders must adapt to their evolving remit, becoming influencers and inspiring enthusiasm around a shared goal. As such, they'll need to communicate clearly and transparently, and help everyone in the business to learn to think strategically.
Piloting this flatter structure in your business isn't as hard as you might think. Start by devolving responsibility to a small working group for the management of a key project. And take notes from Silicon Valley heavyweights, where individuals sign up for the projects they're interested in working on. You could find that the increased enthusiasm and excitement this creates in your teams has a surprisingly positive impact on the rest of your business.


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Celebrating 170 years, Partagas has released the Partagas Anniversario 170. Just like the 150 and 160 Anniversary blends, the 170 features a Cameroon wrapper. Debuting at the 2015 IPCPR in New Orleans, the Partagas Anniversario started shipping to retailers this month.
Partagas Anniversario 170 Robusto
Size: 5 x 50
Vitola: Robusto
Wrapper: Cameroon
Binder: Connecticut Havano
Filler: Dominican Republic & Nicaragua
Factory: General Cigar Dominicana
Cigars smoked for review: 1
Cigars for review provided by General Cigar Co.
Note: For this review we used CigarFederation's rating system
Pre-light: The aromas off the wrapper are very pleasant and medium notes of dry, powdered cocoa, cedar and a leathery, fermented tobacco note. But mostly, it is a very nice aroma of powdered cocoa, very similar to taking whiff out of a container of Nesquik…if you were also inside of a tobacco warehouse. The draw is smooth and clear with notes of sweet tobacco and cedar.
Beginning: The Partagas Anniversario starts off with a citrus traced, creamy sweetness. It also has a somewhat savory element to it. A good retohale really livens up the profile. Each time I do this, I take note of more flavors. Sweet cedar and fresh citrus.
Middle: The finish becomes somewhat dry at this point. The flavor profile becomes dominantly citrus and hay, and the smoke production has really increased. About halfway through I seem to have hit an odd spot in the tobacco and/or the construction. I began to get some sour-like notes and then the cigar just went out. Relighting was easy and at first there were no side effects. Then, this third ended with a large amount of bitter and sour notes. The cigar itself wasn't a dud in my opinion, it smoked more like it was supposed to have these notes, and I wasn't digging it.
End: The final third eases up on the sourness. The bitterness backs off as well, but it is still somewhat present in the form of a bitter woodiness. That is, until I get even further into the final third. The harshness just doesn't let up and I honestly don't enjoy the final end to the Anniversario 170.
Final Thoughts: I really don't like giving an unflattering review. But, on the same hand, I have to be honest about how my cigar smoked, keeping in mind that I only had one cigar to review too. The first third was quite good, the second third was just okay, but the final third was not good for me. The cigar just became so harsh and bitter that II didn't care for it, especially, at the price point. I just can't justify picking up anymore.
Rating: 80 - AKA "I wouldn't pay money for them, but I'd try to weasel some or trade for some"
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Recently graduated from college? Here are a few facts about your Class of 2011: The U.S. Department of Education estimates that approximately 1.7 million students graduated with bachelor's degrees in the 2011 winter/spring graduation season. Females outnumbered males, with the U.S. Department of Education reporting 140 females for every 100 males in the Class of… Read More »
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Meghan Markle is marrying Prince Harry next week in a spectacular media event that will be watched by a worldwide audience of millions. Like most brides, Markle is probably working out like a fiend and following a strict weight-loss diet to look as lean and toned as possible in her wedding dress.
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"Yoga is my thing. My mom is a yoga instructor, and I started doing mommy-and-me yoga with her when I was seven," Meghan told BestHeathMag. "In college, I started doing it more regularly."
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"Running has become hard on my knees, so I can't run outside the way I used to," Meghan said. "As I'm getting older, my approach to aging is quite different. I make sure that I take care of my skin and body."
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Like most fitness fanatics, Meghan says following a healthy diet and exercising regularly keeps her emotionally stable and balanced.
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"I love to cook," she said. "I grew up on the set of a TV show called 'Married with Children,' where my dad was the lighting director. Because of the content of the show, my dad would have me help in craft services, which is where they make all the food and nibbles. That's where I started to learn about garnishing and plating."
While Meghan sticks to a healthy, vegan diet most of the time, she enjoys her favorite foods, which are french fries and pasta.
"I try to eat vegan during the week and then have a little bit more flexibility with what I dig into on the weekends," Markle said in 2015. "I could eat French fries all day. And I love pasta! I love carbs."
Meghan said because she exercises rigorously, she doesn't starve herself. "Because I work out the way I do, I don't ever want to feel deprived," she said. "The second you do, that is when you start to binge on things. It's not a diet; it's lifestyle eating."
Another celebrity who credits a mostly vegan diet and yoga for her stunning bikini body at age 64 is supermodel Christie Brinkley, as the Inquisitr has reported.
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