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It is impossible to tell K. D. Hardy's story without talking about his mother. In addition to giving birth to him, you could say also that Patricia Hardy helped re-birth her son. And she did it with a big dose of tough love.
The family lived in Birmingham, where she worked as a medical secretary and her husband, Robert Hardy Jr., worked as a press operator at a brick factory. The Hardys bought a home and sent K.D. and his younger sister, Paquita, to private schools. As an adult, K.D. went to college for a while then into the Navy Reserves. He got married, had a son and opened several businesses in Atlanta.
Then one day Patricia Hardy's youngest brother called and told her to look in the newspaper, that there was an article in it about her son, Kerry, also called K.D.
Hardy couldn't believe what she read. K.D. had been arrested, gone to trial and sentenced to more than seven years for conspiracy to sell drugs.
He had not told his family about his arrest or trial. "I knew that they didn't raise me like that. I knew what kind of pain that would cause them," said K.D.
He was living in Atlanta, so he was able to hide his illegal activities from his family and he never seemed to have extra money, said his mother. Nevertheless, there he was in December of 1999 entering prison at the age 29.
Finally, since the judge gave K.D. two months to get his legitimate businesses in order before turning himself in to go to prison, he began to say goodbye to his family.
His mother remembers those months as an emotional time. "When he was leaving, my husband grabbed him and pulled him to his chest and cried and cried and said, 'Boy, take care of yourself and come back to me.'"
That moment is something K.D. said he will never forget either. "I realized my actions hurt a lot of people besides myself."
He had been in prison three days when he called his mother to say he was so depressed he felt he couldn't make it through his sentence.
That's when Patricia Hardy handed her son the first dose of tough love.
K.D. said she wrote him a letter. It said, "Nelson Mandela did 27 years for trying to uplift his people; I am sure you can muster up the courage to do seven and a half years for helping to destroy them."
The letter was accompanied by 24 books that included the Bible, a book by Nelson Mandela, Les Brown's "Live Your Dream" and Reginald Lewis's "Why Should White Men Have All the Fun?"
"She told me the things (Mandela) did to comfort himself, aligning himself with God, reading books to take his mind away from the place he was in."
His mother doesn't remember everything she said, but she does remember this: "I didn't put you there; you put your own self there. You have plenty of time to repent. Talk to the Lord and ask him to put you back on the right path."
K.D. decided to educate himself by taking classes and reading.
"I read close to 500 books on personal and spiritual development, parenting and psychology and lots of biographies and autobiographies," said K.D. "I decided to become a better person and learn as much as I could. I wanted to become closer to God and get an education."
He and his wife separated temporarily and his best friend Michael brought his son to visit him, regularly. His parents paid his bills and sent his son to private school; his sister paid for him to take his classes and Michael mentored his son, attending sports and school activities to stand for his best friend.
One thing his mom did not do was to visit regularly. Instead, she prayed. "I said, 'Lord, you said a child is a gift to you. I'm coming to the altar to give my child back to you. I don't want him back until you cleanse him.'
"When I gave Kerry back to the Lord, I didn't care whether I saw him or not," said Hardy. "I made sure he had a Bible, the biblical books and books of stories of people's lives who had been in trouble. I sent him different poems and scriptures. I made sure his mind was filled with the love of God and God's word. I was giving him back the foundation he had already and somehow had let it escape…"
His father couldn't bear seeing him behind bars so he only visited twice.
Meanwhile, K.D. took college correspondence courses, maintaining an A average. He left prison with a certificate in nutrition and personal training, an Associate's degree in Early Childhood Education and a diploma from a one-year course in financial planning.
He left prison on December 23, 2005 and got his first job was at Publix grocery store, a long ways from earning big money on the streets. For a while he had his own delivery service and he rehabbed houses. After the real estate market crashed, K.D. had a "come-to-Jesus" meeting, where he said he promised God "I'm going to do what I told you I was going to do, which was speaking and helping others that could learn from my story."
Today, K.D. writes his own books. (www.kdspeakstoyouth.com) In addition to his autobiography "These Four Walls", K.D. has written three other books, "Parenting by Example for Drug Free Kids," "Freshman Orientation" and "Bully Proof."
He lives in Birmingham, where he long ago reunited with his wife Tracy. Their son Kerry is 16 and a rising senior.
"He was always driven, always a very good guy, family-oriented," said Tracy Hardy. "It's wonderful to see the man he has become and to see him own up to the damage he did to the community and want to repair that. I have a lot of respect for him."
His son Kerry knew his father mostly through his letters.
"I didn't really remember him being around," said Kerry. "I did see other kids with dads and it did kinda bother me sometimes."
He was about 11 when his father was released and the two have a close, loving relationship today.
"I look up to him," said Kerry. "He is a good guy, always reading. He is a man of his word. I compare myself to him."
K.D. now travels around talking to youth groups and adult organizations about achieving excellence.
"My goal is to reach as many people as I can…," said K.D.. "I want to continue to grow as a person and really touch people and help them understand the importance of continuously working on yourself."


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New labels = New Photos:
With the introduction of EU Allergen laws in December 2014 it has led all food service companies (and we are no exception) to change labels and in some cases take the opportunity to rebrand
Lets Rebrand:
Whilst changing labels we decided to review our complete product range.
Julie getting things set up for a busy photo shoot
We have decided to restyled our various catering supplies categories, mayonnaises, flavoured mayonnaises, dressings, sauces, bouillons and our Alfees range.
See our range of catering supplies
We had several considerations when doing this:
- Making products and pack sizes visually more distinctive for ease of picking by catering suppliers & our end customers in busy kitchens
- Not to look like everyone else. Our catering supplies taste much better than other brands so we want them to look unique
- To have consistent branding amongst our print and online marketing materials
The final point is what leads to the most work. As anyone in the business of manufacturing catering supplies will tell you it all starts with the label.
Without the label catering suppliers cannot have their specification sheets, you cannot take or fake product shots and so then catalogues, brochures and websites all need to be updated.
So there you have it. We embraced the new EU allergen laws and all our catering suppliers (The Wheels) are happy. But it is amazing the amount of extra time it takes to get all the other elements of your business up to speed so that they are consistent
I would love to hear any of your own challenges or triumphs with allergen labelling.

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You will now find almost every Sylvans style listed here in the Harness section as standard harnesses. We previously listed only about 16 of the Sylvans styles, but that has now been expanded to 54 (count 'em - 54) styles! We've discontinued the listing for the "custom" harness because it's no longer necessary: every Sylvans style is available at the standard price for harnesses!


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An ugly shopfront is getting a makeover thanks to local artists, writes Hannah Ford
As a resident of the St James Street area, I pass 1b Coppermill Lane on a daily basis. I felt frustrated that this run-down shopfront was being ignored while the rest of the area was being regenerated.
I am a founder of the art collective Invisible Numbers and curated a group exhibition for this year's E17 Art Trail with co-founder Rebecca Ward. We brought together some amazing local artists, designers and historians for the show, and we have so much more to share.
So I thought, what better way to do it than with a window gallery at 1b Coppermill Lane? I ran the idea past Rebecca, knowing she would agree, and we submitted our proposal to Waltham Forest Council's regeneration team and the lottery-funded volunteering project St James Big Local. We immediately got a phone call to meet up to discuss the idea.
The St James Street area has recently been the subject of a £3million revamp led by the council and has also benefited from some new street art. Coppermill Lane is at the heart of this area and now also forms a gateway to the newly-opened Walthamstow Wetlands, London's biggest nature reserve. But the dilapidated shopfront at 1b Coppermill Lane, where the road meets St James Street, lets the area down badly.
Myself and Rebecca met up with Oliver Price from St James Big Local. He was very excited at our proposal for the space. Currently, 1b Coppermill Lane is a sub-station owned by UK Power Networks so it can never be used as a shop, but they agreed we can use it as a window gallery. We won support from the council and I also invited estate agents Stow Brothers to come on board – to my amazement they agreed.
To celebrate the start of the collaboration, I decided we should bring together local artists, designers and community members for a photograph. As we stood outside the shopfront, I was amazed at the number of people who stopped to ask us what we were doing. When we explained, they were genuinely excited about the idea.
Leaving the shopfront empty gives a bad impression of the area. Encouraging freeholders to renovate their buildings can only benefit the community. I love the St James Street area and want to give something back by supporting local artists and designers. Opening a window gallery will be the perfect way to do just that.


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International School Twente (ISTwente) is governed by two local school boards, viz. Stichting Consent-Enschede and Stichting Het Stedelijk Lyceum. The board of Consent governs 36 state Primary schools in the Twente region. The Board of Het Stedelijk Lyceum governs 7 state Secondary schools in Enschede. The Boards work in close partnership with regard to their responsibilty for ISTwente.
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Artist: Xzibit
Album: Man vs. Machine
Lemme explain to ye why niggaz act like bitches
See, cuz a bitch won't what?
I ain't talking about a woman
I ain't talking about a lady
Or you motherfuckas listening to the album, like,
"Why you always gotta say 'bitch'?"
Cuz you females can see it yourself
There are bitches out there
Like there's punk ass nigga
There's bitch ass niggaz
And there's men
There's ladies
There's hoes
There's women
And there's bitches
Niggaz act like bitch ass niggaz
Cuz they want to jock the nigga that got it going on
Just like a stanky bitch!
A bitch ass nigga is a male ho!
That nigga's backstage
Knocking at the door,
"Can I get in for free?"
No, bitch! You ain't got no pussy!
Bitch ass nigga, what you serving in this equation?
One plus one equal two
That will never happen with me and you.
Bitch ass nigga
Bitch ass niggaz will come to your door
And knock and say,
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No, nigga, I don't remebmer you
Cuz when I was creating me you told me I would never be me
Not if I am
Here your motherfucking bitch ass is
Saying, "Can I take a free ride"
Fuck you, and your momma for fucking your daddy and having your ignorant bitch
That's a bitch ass nigga
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Mediaeval gem
Back in the 13th century, Gjorslev Manor near Stevns Klint is thought to have belonged to Rane Jonson, assassin of the king. From the 14th century until the reformation, Gjorslev was owned by the Bishop of Roskilde. In 1540, it became a private estate. From 1678 until …
Bishops built castles, naturally
In the Middle Ages, the Bishop of Roskilde was Denmark's largest landowner besides the king, and bishops had castles just like other important men. In 1396, Queen Margrete actually forbade the construction of private castles, but that did not stop her close employee Peder Lodehat from building a castle at Gjorslev. His castle looked nothing like other castles, though. Appropriately enough for a man of the church, it is shaped like a cross with four two-storey wings with a 26-metre tower at the centre. Gjorslev has gun slits for defence but was first and foremost a luxury home. It also has halls with vaulted ceilings supported by columns. Gjorslev was one of Denmark's most impressive homes. It is now the best preserved inhabited mediaeval castle in Denmark.
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Nike Air Max 270 "Be True"
Color: Multi-Color/Multi-Color
Style Code: AR0344-500
Release Date: June 23, 2018
Price: $160Nike Air Max 270 Be True,Partly inspired by racecar decals. The multicolored colors of the Pride flag are prominently featured on Nike's Max Air unit. In celebration of National Pride Month and the LGBTQ community, the shoe sports lavender accents and a bold reminder to BETRUE on the sockliner.
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Sometimes while debugging your program, you want to simply log the value of certain expression at a certain point in your program's logic. You do not want to neccessarily look at it every time a breakpoint is hit. In fact you may not even want the program to stop at the breakpoint at all. This is possible in Netbeans Debugger by customizing the breakpoint the following way:
- set Print Text: to what ever you want to print. The text is printed in the Debug Console tab of the Output window.
- set Suspend: to No Thread (continue). This makes the program to continue running after performing the Print Text: action.
For example given the following program:
with a breakpoint at line 7 customized like this:
gives the following output:
IMPORTANT: Notice the expressions like {=i} and {=sum} in the Print Text: field. The variables i and sum are from the user program. Using the {=expression} syntax you can print the value of any expressions that are valid in the context of the breakpoint. There is bug in Netbeans online help which shows a wrong syntax for embedded expressions i.e. {$expression} (incorrect!) instead of {=expression} (correct!). Hopefully this will get corrected soon (I have already filed a bug).
Note that there are several other built-in variables - such as {className}, {methodName} that can be used in Print Text: field. Not all the built-ins are available with all types of breakoints. See the online help for details.
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Tropicana Field's Brewhouse Introduces 4-LB "Fan vs. Food" Burger (Video)
Tropicana Field is home to the Tampa Bay Rays, but it's also home to the "Fan vs. Food" burger, a 4-pound behemoth that also acts as a standing challenge to anyone who might be visiting Tropicana's Brew House restaurant. Anybody who can eat the whole thing, as well as the included pound of fries, wins two free tickets to a future Rays game, plus a commemorative t-shirt.
The Tropicana Field "Fan vs. Food" challenge costs $30 to try, plus however much you pay to get into the stadium (plus however much you have to pay in medical bills afterward). And that money gets you not only the aforementioned four pounds of beef and one pound of fries, but a generous mound of vegetables—tomato, pickle, onion—as well as an ungodly amount of cheese.
The "Fan vs. Food" burger was the subject of a recent in-depth review by SB Nation, which you can check out here. And you can get a glimpse of the massive burger in the video below.


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3062, SawTrax 3000 Series Full-Size 10ft Wide 62in Crosscut Panel Saw
Product Description
3062, SawTrax 3000 Series Full-Size 10ft Wide 62in Crosscut Panel Saw
This machine is designed for high production shops that are cutting thicker material, such as custom doors, honeycomb or foam filled panels. The 3000 Series panel saw includes Saw Trax standard features plus an accessory package that will stand up under industrial use. The size of the system also allows the user to cut materials up to 2 1/2 inches thick.
A Milwaukee 10 inch circular saw is used on a spinning saw insert. A dust collection hook up is provided with this machine. The Folding stand is as easy to open & close as a ladder, yet provides complete stability while in operation. For portability and mobility, transport wheels are included. This ten foot frame provides an unlimited rip cut capability. And both the vertical and horizontal measuring systems help to ensure accurate cuts while the stop bar provides the accomodates make repetitive cuts. Material rollers are steel covered to make a superior material support system.
Our patented Accu-Square alignment system assures that your machine will never go out of square. Our unique
sealed roller bearing system provides for smoother carriage action and tighter tolerances.
Standard Equipment:
- Powder Coated Frame
- Nickel-Chromed Guide Tubes
- ACCU-Glide sealed Bearing System
- Standard Carriage System
- Retraction Mechanism Cord Holder
Package Includes:
- Milwaukee 10in Saw
- Spinning Saw Insert Plate
- Dust Hood, Hose and Brush
- Folding Stand And Wheels
- Steel Covered Material Rollers
- Dual Rip Gauge
- Stop Bar and Measuring Tapes
Optional Accessories:
- Full Mid Fence (MDFC)
- Floating Router Plate (FLTR)
- Full Builder's Extensions (BLEXT)
- Laser Pointer (PSLA)
Price Match Promise Policy
At Beaver Industrial Supply, we are committed to offering the best selection of machinery, tools, and supplies at the best price; this is why we price match! If a local or select online competitor* is offering an exact, in-stock item for less, let us know and we'll match their price! Please refer to our policy terms and conditions listed below.
Customers must contact us (by in-store, phone or email) to inform one of our customer service representatives of the particular item, its lower price and the retailer selling the item before they place their order.
If the customer doesn't see the competitor's lower price until after they purchased the exact, in-stock item from us, then that customer has 30 days to notify us so that we can issue a refund for the amount of the price difference.
BIS reserves the right to verify the price and the availability of the item (i.e. size, model, quantity, brand, color) to ensure that it matches our item and that the competitor selling the item has it currently in-stock during the time the price match is requested.
BIS will price match:
> Products from the following brands: Fein, Mirka, Kreg, Sawtrax, Triton, Amana Tool, Imperial Blades, Laguna, Knipex, and Razorweld.
> Items from local or online Authorized Dealers of: Fein, Mirka, Kreg, Sawtrax, Triton, Amana Tool, Imperial Blades, Laguna, Knipex, and Razorweld.*
BIS will NOT price match:
> Items from online marketplaces, auction sites, or sites that require membership such as but not limited to: Amazon, eBay, Craigslist, Overstock.com, Newegg, Bonanza, Sears.com, Rakuten and Yahoo! Shopping.*
> Any Festool, JET, Wilton, Powermatic, or Sawstop items.
> Misprinted ad prices of other retailers or "going out of business"/closeout sales.
> Ads for free gift or gift card with purchase. Percentage Off or Buy One, Get One Free advertisement without a specific price.
> Instant Rebates, Bundle Offers, Free Shipping Offers, Mail-in Offers, or Offers that include financing.
*This policy applies to all items sold at Beaver Industrial Supply or one of its subsidiary companies. Beaver Industrial Supply reserves the right to modify the terms of this Policy at any time. For questions regarding our Price Match Promise Policy, please contact our Customer Service Department by phone 1(800)365-6677 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Binatone WR3010 configuration in Dial-up and Static Internet Mode.
Binatone WR3010 N Wireless Router is a home Wi-Fi router to use Static, PPPoE, DHCP and Normal Access Point mode. Its comes with Two 5 dBi Omni Antenna to provide better Wi-Fi signal. 1 WAN and 4 LAN Port can use for Multiple PCs for wired connection. Binatone WR3010N Wireless router support 12V 1A Dc Power. Wi-Fi speed of 300Mbps gives you strong connectivity wirelessly if you have more than 10 users in your office and home.see step to step user manual for binatone wr3010 configuration for multiple ISPs.
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Binatone WR3010N Wireless Router Connection.
Binatone WR3010N has 1 wan and 4 Lan port. Connect WAN port to cable coming from ISP, LAN port connect to your PC/Laptop. Connect Power Adapter 12V 1A in box to switch on WR3010 Router.
Binatone WR3010N Wireless Router Login.
Binatone wr3010 N 300Mbps wireless router default settings mention in router back side sticker with all default details.
Binatone wr3010 N 300Mbps wireless router default IP Address is 192.168.0.1
Binatone default username is admin
Binatone wireless router default password is admin
If you are non-technical please read given instruction to access binatone wr3010 n router in your pc/laptop for configuration first time then you required to make your laptop LAN to DHCP mode.
Unable to Access Binatone router then go to your PC network settings and open adapter settings, right click on LAN and click on properties. Select TCP/IP4 and click properties click "Obtain an IP Address automatically".
Click on here to step to step IP Address configuration in Window 7, windows 8.1 and Windows 10
Now open Internet Explorer or any internet browser you use type 192.168.0.1 in address bar, hit enter and device will ask for your username and password. Put admin/admin in username and password and click login. Follow the picture given below.
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Binatone WR3010N 300Mbps Wireless Router LAN Configuration.
Binatone WR3010N wireless router is a home router and comes with by default ip address 192.168.0.1. You can change this IP Address according to your IP series. Follow step to step change IP Address and DHCP configuration in Binatone wr3010.
Go to Networkà LAN Settings.
- IP Address: here you can change your router default IP Address
- Subnet mask: put the subnet mask of changed IP Address
DHCP Settings:
Start IP: use the IP Address to provide same IP from list.
End IP: Put the Last IP to Provide for the client by the router.
Apply: Click Apply button to take effect all changes.
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Binatone WR3010 N 300Mbps Wireless Router WAN Configuration.
WR3010N is a dual 5 dBi Wireless antenna to increase wireless single. WR3010N wireless router physical having 1 wan and 4 LAN port to connect wired PC as well as Wi-Fi user. If you are using your local ISP internet and he doesn't provide you router to use multiple devices with Wi-Fi then you can configure Binatone WR3010N in router mode. See full post to know how to configure Binatone wr3010 N router in PPPoE and Static mode.
Binatone WR3010 N Wireless Router Configuration in PPPoE mode.
If you are Internet Service provide given you PPPoE username and password then you follow these settings with your router.
For PPPoE configuration in Binatone WR3010 N router.
Go to Network -> Broadband Settings.
Enable VLAN : for home use no need to configure VLAN( if you are using VLAN then Enable and put VLAN ID here.
Service Mode: Select Route for Router Mode
Enable NAT: Enable Nat should be Click on Box.
Link Type: Select PPPoE
Selecting PPPoE you will get username password option as show given picture.
PPPoE Account: use username given by your ISP
PPPoE Password: use password is given by your ISP
Click Apply after all settings.
Binatone WR3010 Wireless Router Static Mode configuration.
This mode is for if your internetwork with Static IP Address. You required IP Address details given from your internet service provider. If have all details about IP Address follow given steps to the configuration of your Binatone WR3010 Router in Static Mode.
Go to NetworkàBroadband Settings
Link Type: choose Static IP.
IP Address: user IP Address given by your ISP
Subnet Mask: Use Subnet Mask has given by ISP
GateWay: Type Gateway Details Given by ISP
Primary DNS : DNS Information also will give your ISP
Click Apply Button after all settings.
Binatone WR3010 Wireless Router Wi-Fi Configuration.
If you have finished Wan configuration then WLAN configuration required to secure your Wi-Fi to avoid authorize access.
Enable Wireless: Box Should be Checkbox.
Channel: if you are using more then one router in your home then Select Channel No. 1,6,11 to avoid channel overlapping.
Channel Bandwidth: if your internet bandwidth speed more then 50Mbps then use 20/40.
Tx Power: if your area is larger then increase Tx power to 50% to 100%.
Country Code: choose your country to get supported Wireless Channel.
SSID: here use your Wi-Fi network name.
Enable SSID: should be enabled if this option untik then you can't see SSID in your Wi-Fi.
Binatone WR3010 N Wireless Security Settings:
For Wireless Security go to Encryption.
Encrypt Type: choose Security Type (Recommended – WPA2PSK)
WPA Cipher: choose AES
WPA Key: put your Wireless Password in this box.
Click the Apply Button.
Binatone WR3010 N Wireless Router DMZ configuration.
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Go to Servicesà Advanced NAT
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Genuine whiplash claims reduced by new car seat designs
Back in the late 1990s insurers were already starting to suffer hurt from an epidemic in whiplash claims. Back then they reached 300,000 whiplash claims a year for the first time and everybody could see it was stupid: the number of accidents was decreasing and the vehicle fleet was getting safer year by year.
Nonetheless whiplash claims have continued to rise quickly. In 2012, UK insurers reported there were around 650,000 claims. Over the past 10 years the risk of being killed or seriously injured in an accident is around 40%, yet somehow whiplash has become twice as bad.
So what can insurers do? When it comes to bogus claims, not much. However, they have spent a lot of time on helping to prevent genuine whiplash injuries. Thatcham, the insurers' automotive research organisation, now works with Euro NCAP to test every new car's seats for whiplash protection. Their recommendations have helped make whiplash injuries much less likely in new vehicles.
What is whiplash?
Whiplash injuries occur when your car is hit from behind, explains Thatcham's Head of Research, Matthew Avery: "Your car suddenly accelerates forward, along with your seat and your body. But if your head restraint isn't in position, your head is unsupported and your neck distorts into an S-shape as it tries to catch up." Painful and hard to treat.
How do you prevent whiplash?
The headrestraint is what helps protect people against whiplash. "The head restraint needs to be as tall as the back of the head and as close to the back of the head as possible," says Avery. "Cars with good, tall head restraints have lower claim rates. Head restraints that are either not adjusted properly or that are hard to adjust tend to have higher claim rates."
How do new cars offer better whiplash protection?
Thatcham and Euro NCAP have been working together to encourage manufacturers to fit good head restraints. They check their size and shape and how well the seat and head restraint work together in a crash scenario using a special crash test dummy, BioRID, which has a segmented spine and neck.
Once they were being tested, car designers soon realised that just by allowing the person to sink into the seat a little during a collision, you can keep the head and neck together. This and a good head restraint design is all it takes to reduce the risk of whiplash injuries, says Avery.
You need a seat that's big and strong enough to do that. Some small city cars and budget models don't have enough space to do this well enough, so it's worth checking Euro NCAP's crash test ratings before buying.
"The head restraint needs to be as tall as the back of the head and as close to the back of the head as possible"Matthew Avery, Thatcham's Head of Research
Does the seat's whiplash rating help to reduce the insurance premium?
Unfortunately, a good whiplash rating doesn't mean cheaper car insurance. Whiplash is almost always a third party claim: if you're hit from behind, it's the other person's policy that pays the bill.
However, cars fitted with Autonomous Emergency Braking are less likely to inflict whiplash injuries on other drivers. Because they are lower risk for insurers, they are rewarded with discounts.
How does the seat design figure in the claim process?
The seat design is not considered in any part of the claim process. "It's really more about the credibility of the medical report or witnesses," says Avery. "There are so many claims that they don't take into account the seat design in the vehicle."
They may not have cured the UK of its bogus claims habit, but the work by Thatcham, Euro NCAP and car makers to introduce better seats has reduced the risk of whiplash and saved many thousands of people from a lot of genuine suffering. "Figures from the US, Germany and Sweden indicated that there has been a 40% reduction in claims for serious whiplash injuries where the symptoms last for more than a month," says Avery.
So far all the focus has been on the front seats of cars, but plans are underway to promote better rear seats as well.


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Do Crabapples Keep Mice Away?
Crabapples will not keep mice away. In fact, wild crabapple trees are a natural and important winter food source for mice, reports the Forest Preserve District of Cook County, Illinois. Leaving crabapple fruit on the ground will attract mice.
Keeping Mice Away From Crabapples
Mice will also eat the bark of small trees in the winter, causing damage to the tree. Removing fruit from the ground, putting mulch around the base of the tree and wrapping the trunk with hardware cloth helps keep mice away from crabapple trees. All varieties of crabapple are found in the Malus genus. Depending on the variety, they grow in USDA plant hardiness zones 3 to 9. Japanese flowering crabapple (Malus floribunda) is one type that grows in a Mediterranean climate and is hardy in USDA zones 4 through 8.
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If you're not watching your credit score closely, you may not notice if it goes from fair to bad credit. When it does, however, better interest rates and more desirable financing options will be further out of reach.
Here's what you should know about the differences between bad and fair credit.
The basic difference: your credit score
Credit scores are an attempt to sum up your credit risk in a number. Both FICO, the most commonly used credit scoring model, and its competitor, VantageScore, use a range from 300 to 850.
If you have fair credit, your score will be between 630 and 689. If it's bad, it'll be somewhere below that 630 mark. But that's just the general rule. Lenders evaluate scores differently and standards can vary, whether you're applying for an auto loan or a credit card. That means that some lenders could deem a score of 620 as acceptable, but others might choose not to extend credit at that level.
Higher interest rates, fewer opportunities
The higher your credit score, the lower your interest rates. So if you have fair or bad credit, your interest rates are already relatively high for all kinds of debt, from credit cards to mortgages.
In addition, your opportunities to build your credit may be limited because lenders see you as risky and are less likely to approve your applications. Bad or fair credit affects more than just lending — it can also determine your eligibility for a cell phone or an apartment.
Start the rebuilding process
If you have bad or fair credit, you've probably made some mistakes along the line that are now affecting your overall credit history. Missed payments, repeated inquiries, short credit history, collections accounts, or a high credit utilization ratio can all tarnish your score.
To start restoring your credit, request and review your free reports from AnnualCreditReport.com. Because erroneous negative information can give you a lower score than you deserve, you'll want to dispute those errors.
There are bad-credit credit cards designed specifically for people who wish to build their credit. No matter which credit-building route you take, remember the No. 1 rule of having a good score: Pay all bills on time.
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Being one of the most diverse industries out there, Insurance is a great place to hatch your career!
On February 24th, we hosted an Office Hours Q&A with Career Connections' eggs-pert Trevor Buttrum. Over 60 minutes, we covered all sorts of topics that students and recent grads like you have been asking about. There are so many different types of positions and fields to choose from, so you can be sure to find your perfect fit; you just need to know where to start looking.
Couldn't make the event? Here's the full transcript!
Good afternoon, everyone – Office Hours with Career Connections will begin promptly at 4 p.m. EST. Stay tuned!
Hello everyone, and welcome to Office Hours with Northern Health. My name is Veronica and I'll be moderating today's Q&A!
We're egg-cited for today's chat – we'll be answering all of your questions about the insurance industry and how to hatch a successful career in this field.
Over the next 60 minutes, you can submit your questions during the live event. We'll be answering as many as we can. Of course, we also have a list of pre-submitted questions from those of you who have registered, and we'll be covering those as well!
Now, I'd like to introduce our guest eggs-pert for today's session – Trevor Buttrum from Career Connections! Why don't you introduce yourself, Trevor?
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Thanks Veronica! I'm so egg-cited to be here today to answer questions from students who are interested in learning more about the rewarding careers available in Canada's property & casualty insurance sector. Let's get crackin'!
Egg-cellent! Without further delay, let's start answering some questions.
Jason, an MBA (Accounting) at Brock University asks:
"What qualifications and soft skills are required in the insurance industry?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Good question, Jason! The thing to remember about insurance is that each of the operational roles (eg. Broker, Actuary, Risk Manager, Underwriter, etc.) are unique. Thus, they require their own sets of skills, experiences, and qualifications to help in maximizing your career potential in that area. You can learn more about each of these roles in the occupational profiles on our website –http://bit.ly/1eehJye. There is even a quiz that you can take that will help you to narrow down which area of the industry might be a good starting point based on your interests, skills, and experience. All that being said, there are some general norms that recruiters and insurance organizations are looking for… Your post-secondary education will serve as a solid base qualification. We are also looking for people who are curious, analytical, solutions-focused, and strong relationship builders. Hope that helps in getting you started!
Marcia asks:
"Is it difficult to get a job in the insurance industry?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Marcia – thanks for your question! Like any job search, you will want to be putting your best foot forward when looking for a career in your sector. It will be important to highlight your skills and experience in the context of the roles you are most interested in – meaning, consider what the employer's needs are for that role and how your experience, education, and interests help you to meet them! Connect as many dots as possible and don't leave anything to their imagination. It is a competitive and sometimes rigorous process to find a job. If you have questions about how to job search effectively, I would reach out to your career centre! Overall though, the sector is always looking for talented, creative, and motivated people. Obviously, there are some roles or areas of the industry where requirement happens in higher volumes – for example…brokers, underwriters, claims professionals, and business development representatives. Our outlook is good when it comes to future talent needs within the P & C insurance sector – the Insurance Institute's demographic research indicates that the industry has 25,000 professionals set to retire between now and 2022.
Mikolaj, a Commerce (Finance) major at the University of Ottawa asks:
"How can I start a career with no experience?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Mikolaj – we get asked this question A LOT when we are on campus. One thing to remember is that insurance is not typically something that people study while they are in school. In fact, there are only 14 colleges and universities across the country that offer insurance courses as a part of their curriculum. As such, employers know that is unlikely that they will be hiring a new grad with a lot of insurance knowledge or experience. This is essentially how the industry has always worked and the primary reason that the Insurance Institute exists. We offer courses, seminars, and programming designed to equip you with the resources and tools to help you excel in your career while you are already working in the industry. Many industry professionals talk about how they discovered insurance and what it had to offer by happenstance. Given that you are expressing interest in insurance by attending something like office hours, you are actually already ahead of many people in terms of understanding what the industry may be able to offer you when it comes to your career. Networking, putting your best job search foot forward, attending more events like this one or on campus, learning as much as you can about the industry through informational interviews, trade publications, research, etc. as possible will help you to solidify your understanding of how the industry works, current trends, and what it takes to be successful.
Divya, a student at St. Lawrence College asks:
"I have the skill-sets for a job as a Junior Buyer, Inventory & Logistics Coordinator, and Market Researcher. Are there any insurance jobs that will fit my skills?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Divya – those are all really great skills that you are bringing to the table. While the insurance industry may not have roles that are specifically called those things, a lot of the skills you have are transferable to different roles in the industry. For example, a Broker is helping their client to 'buy' the best insurance product for them. They need to understand their clients needs, range of products available from the companies they work with, etc. and provide outstanding levels of customer service. An Underwriter needs to conduct research and analysis and is detail oriented. I'd imagine that these characteristics are required as an Inventory and Logistics Coordinator as well. I'd encourage you to spend some time on the Career Connections website to learn more about how your experience can translate into different roles in the insurance sector. The KEY is to present your skills in relation to the role you are most interested in and to clearly state how what you have done helps to meet the employer's core needs. If you need more help on this front, a visit to your career centre can prove helpful.
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Amanda, a Commerce major (Hons.) and Psychology minor at Carleton University asks:
"What traits make a great insurance professional?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Amanda – Insurance professionals have a wide range of traits and skillsets that make them great – it is so broad, because of the wide array of roles available in the industry. If you haven't already, I'd encourage to you to check out the Career Connections profile here on TalentEgg, the Insurance Career Guide, and our website to learn more about what the industry has to offer in terms of rewarding career paths. That being said, in general, insurance professionals who are viewed by their peers as great are typically excellent problem solvers, curious, really solid at building and maintaining relationships, can sometimes think outside of the box/are bold and are critical thinkers.
Travis, a Broadcast Journalism major at Sheridan College asks:
"Are sales jobs the only options for people without business degrees?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Good question Travis! While, like any business, the 'sales force' is an important driver and key player… it is not the only facet that people can get into as options for their career. Many professionals (in all roles) in the insurance sector do not have business backgrounds – why? Because insurance is all around us and touches virtually every facet of what we do in our lives. This requires a workforce that is equipped with a wide array of skills and backgrounds. You communication skills, critical thinking, and ability to build rapport quickly that was honed over the course of your studies might serve you will in an underwriting or claims role… for example. Hope that helps!
Bhatt, a Business Marketing major at the University of Manitoba asks:
"Are there any entry-level marketing jobs?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Bhatt, there are a wide array of roles available at the entry level in insurance organizations – including roles that support business development and more traditional marketing. I would encourage you to keep an eye on sites like TalentEgg and our job site to get a feel for what is out there. On our job site, you can also link to 150+ property & casualty insurance organizations – this is a great way to learn more about not only their job postings, but how the organization and its culture as well.
Great point, Trevor. You can check out TalentEgg's full job board here for insurance career opportunities and more!
Janine, a student at Mt. Allison University asks:
"Do you have to be good with numbers to get a job in insurance?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Janine – 'numbers' are an important factor in insurance and how it works for sure. BUT… you do not necessarily need to be good with them to work in the industry. Why? Because there is such a wide variety of careers available in the property & casualty insurance sector. Some roles like Loss Adjusters or Brokers require us to be 'better' with 'people' than numbers… others, like Loss Control or Appraising need us to be 'better' with 'things' – equipment, cars, homes, fine art etc. – than people or numbers. Remember, it boils down to your using your education, skills, and experience to your advantage. Take the focus off what you don't have… and make it more about what you are bringing to the table.
Farah, a Communications major at Carleton University asks:
"What kinds of jobs are there for someone with my background?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Farah, I see that you are majoring in Communications. You might really like a role in underwriting, claims, or even working in risk management. But, these are just starting points. You may have experiences and skills that are not just defined by your major. That is really the nice thing about an insurance career – it can really be built on a combination of skills, education, interests, and experience. You can essentially build a career that can take you exactly where you want to go. Also, don't forget that you could also work in traditional communications and marketing as well. Insurance companies have those departments as well – like, any other business.
Mikolaj, a Commerce (Finance) major at the University of Ottawa asks:
"What are the entry-level positions available for recently graduated students?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Good question Mikolaj! Each of the roles that Career Connections promotes has entry roles available. Essentially, it boils down to what you are most interested in and the skills you are bringing to the table. On our website, you can explore each of the operational roles in greater detail and even take a quiz that will help you get a sense of potential starting points in the industry that suit who you are and what you want out of your career upon graduation. I will say though, that most often, we have seen Commerce (Finance) grads starting out as a broker, underwriter, or in risk analysis/management.
Nidhi asks:
"What are the most in demand educational backgrounds for insurance employers?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Nidhi – Keep in mind that insurance touches on almost everything we do in business and in our day-to-day lives. This requires us to have people from a wide array of backgrounds and experience profiles to help make our industry go. I would invite you to visit our website and checkout the 'Your Education Section' to see how what you have studied can connect to potential roles in the insurance sector.
Elaine, a Business Administration major at the University of Toronto asks:
"Are there any case-study components or tests during the interview process?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Well, Elaine – as, I am sure you can appreciate that will vary from company to company. That being said, we have heard that some companies are using case study or scenario based questions to help them get a read for how you will perform in their environment. That being said, most will definitely give you a heads-up and perhaps even off the case in advance for you to do a little preparation. Don't worry – they will be looking more to thought process, soft skills, and problem solving skills/resourcefulness than insurance-specific technical knowledge.
It's time for our poll! Be sure to cast your vote 🙂
What aspect of the Insurance industry do you find most appealing?
- Entry-level careers (35%)
- Room for advancement (30%)
- Training and educational support (13%)
- Travel opportunities (22%)
Comment From Morgan
I have a background in social media marketing. How can I transfer my skills to a career in Insurance?
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Morgan – Sounds like you have had some interesting experience so far! Social Media is a part of communications and business in the world around us. You can imagine the type of reputational risk that needs to be managed in that type of role. Consider how your communication, problem solving, and customer relationship management skills needed to be leveraged in that role and how that might transfer into some of the roles that you are exploring in insurance. Traditional marketing and communications are also available in the insurance sector – you might be interested in checking out the online presence of some of the employers we work with!
Sarah asks:
"What kinds of questions do insurance employers ask in an interview? How can I stand out?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Sarah – Insurance interviews, like any other will vary from employer to employer. Our experience tells us though that these questions will often be behaviourally based as it is widely believed that what you have done in the past is often a good indicator about how you might behave in the future. A mock interview or practicing a few questions with a trusted friend can help a lot in terms of feeling more comfortable with the process. I would also suggest doing research on the company, responding as much as you can to the employer's needs and how your experience will help you in meeting those needs, and putting your best foot forward to help you stand out as a candidate. Check out our article in the Insurance Career Guide for some great interview tips…
Agreed – we have some great articles to address your question, Sarah. Check this one out.
Keyan asks:
"Can you tell us your favourite thing about working in the insurance field?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Hi Keyan! Variety – hands down. No two days are really the same. And, insurance is in a really exciting time right now as the risk landscape is ever changing. Climate Change, Autonomous Vehicles, Big Data, Cyber Security, the Shared Economy (Uber, Air BnB, etc.)… insurance is at the forefront of these game changing issues and is helping to shape the world we live in. It's pretty cool!
We've got a great article on emerging trends in the insurance industry – you can read it here!
Comment From Luke, Saint Mary's University
What would you recommend I do while still in school that may make me more attractive to employers in your industry after I graduate?
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Luke – there are a few things that you can do to help you stand out as a candidate.
1. Networking (there are a few great resources in the insurance career guide and on our website). This will help you become a known quantity to insurance professionals and recruiters. Consider going to events put on by professional associations in the sector, or the Insurance Institute (even things like curling, golf, battle of the bands, etc.)… connecting with professionals on LinkedIn, informational interviews, etc. These are just some of the ways you can build out your network.
2. Taking one or two courses in insurance or risk management. If they are offered at your Institute, great… if not, you could take them through the Insurance Institute.
3. Research insurance organizations and the roles/internship programs/etc. that they have to offer. This will help you focus on the opportunities you want and to get a feel for which work cultures are a fit for what you are looking for.
Anastasia asks:
"If bilingualism a competitive advantage?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Anastasia – Bilingualism can definitely be an asset. Particularly in the claims and broker/agent contact centre environments. It also can come in handy when working with national or global clients in areas like underwriting or risk management.
Alisha asks:
"Are there any entry-level jobs that don't require a high amount of client work?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Alisha – There are definitely 'back office' or not as forward facing roles in the industry…. Claims processing, underwriting assistants, actuarial analysts, etc. may not have as much client time as say a Broker or Loss Adjuster. I'd invite you to do a little bit of research and further networking to determine which role might be a good fit for who you are and what you are looking for in your career. Chances are, there is a role with your name on it in the insurance sector!
Jeremiah asks:
"What career path offers the most growth potential?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Jeremiah – the industry as a whole is growing! And, is not going anywhere. In fact, we added 12,000 positions to our workforce at the height of the last economic recession. Keep in mind that as new risks and perils emerge – think cyber, increased impact of extreme weather, or even the evolution of automated vehicles… the industry will need to continue to adapt and evolve to meet these needs. Often, this requires additional staff and expertise. That being said, need tends to be greatest for underwriters, claims professionals, actuaries, and brokers as these are the areas of the industry which have the greatest numbers of professionals working in them.
Stacey, a Business Administration major asks:
"Do you have suggestions for companies to apply to?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Stacey – There are so many amazing employers in the insurance sector! It can sometimes be tough to choose which one might be right for you. But, we do have a resource on our job site that can help… a list of 150 insurance employers with links to their HR pages. That will help you start to explore the employer landscape and get a sense for who they each are as a company, typical roles, etc. We also have a great article in the Insurance Career Guide on choosing an employer that is right for you…
Here's a fantastic article that covers how to choose the right insurance employer for you. Hope it helps!
We have time for a few more questions!
Matthew, a student at NAIT asks:
"Do you need a university degree?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Matthew – good question. The answer is – not necessarily. In fact many colleges (10 in fact) offer insurance programs a a part of their business offerings. Also, Insurance organizations have stated that they value post-secondary education in general… not, just university degrees.
Take a look at the job postings and benchmark against the roles that require college diplomas. This will help you determine if what you have credential wise will get you the role you are ultimately after.
Comment From Stacy
What's the outlook like for the insurance industry? Do you envision there being more opportunity in the near future?
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Stacy – the future for insurance is looking bright… both on a talent front and in terms of the exciting times ahead! Up to 28% (or more than 25,000 people) of our workforce will be eligible to retire by 2022. This means that there will be an almost constant need for talented, creative, and motivated people to join our industry. Needs will be across the sector and thus, a wide range of experience profiles and backgrounds will be require to help us meet our recruitment needs. One note, this does not take into consideration the growth and expansion that takes place in the industry organically as the risk landscape continues to shift and evolve.
Brad asks:
"What are the benefits of working in this industry?"
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
Brad – Insurance professionals tell us all the time about the benefits that they experience over the course of their career working in the insurance sector. Things like, stability, variety, challenge, reward, recognition, a sense of giving back, opportunity for advancement, etc. are all things that are commonly talked about as what keeps people engaged and egg-cited to be working in insurance.
And that's all the time we have for Office Hours today. Thanks for your egg-cellent questions everyone.
Comment From Trevor – Career Connections Program Manager
A big thanks to you all for your thoughtful questions and engagement in this session! It has been a pleasure speaking with all of you!! A big thanks to Veronica and the TalentEgg team for putting this together and for inviting us to be a part of Office Hours today. Keep the conversation going with us on Twitter @Find_Your_Place and on our FB page: /careersininsurance.
Be sure to keep an eye out for our upcoming Office Hours events on our website.
We hope you learned some valuable information about the insurance industry today. Thanks again for joining us – have an egg-cellent day!


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Pros: The atmosphere in the theatre. The simple elegance of the design. The fact that it's completely free, but of a quality that most would gladly pay for.
Cons: My smaller guest had no problem with one-eyed giants or wind-filled bags, but found it scarcely credible that Argos could have swum all the way back to Ithaca. An engaging and inventive retelling of an epic tale.
An engaging and inventive retelling of an epic tale.
The show opens with a brief explanation of the ancient Greek tradition of oral storytelling, in which stories were never told the same way twice, and audiences had to rely on their imagination. This is good preparation for a show in which the cast of nine have to multi-multi-role as humans, animals, monsters, deities and even plants. It also sees off awkward questions like 'I thought the dog stayed behind.' Anyway, the cast do a magnificent job in all their many and varied roles, making every character completely distinct and instantly recognisable. PK Taylor as the witch Circe is a stroke of casting genius, while Toyin Ayedun-Alase is as convincing as a sassy maid as she is a singing nymph and a boorish bloke.
Set, costumes and props are effective and surprising, without being lavish. A billowing blue silk becomes the stormy sea, vicious, spiky hand-puppets are operated by a team of actors to create the Scylla, dry ice is deployed at regular but judicious intervals and many small dolls are brutally (comically) decapitated, to feed the ravenous Cyclops. Sound design works hard both for atmosphere and for comic effect. Combined with lighting which really comes into its own after dusk, we get a fantastically convincing thunderstorm. Further combined with clever movement direction, we get a slow-mo, bloodlit massacre. There is an elegant simplicity in the direction and design; Hermes 'flies' on the shoulders of two bearers, the tune of Three Lions is hijacked for the chant 'we're going home, we're going home….', while Odysseus shoots his arrow straight through the axes and up the central staircase.
Each segment has a different tone. The first is aimed at a younger audience, with topical jokes, singing, dancing and fart noises. The second is more sexual, though not explicitly so, while the final segment is darker in all respects, but brings a heartfelt pay-off which rewards that three-hour investment in the characters. In the audience, spectators spend the first hour sitting politely on the edge of the step, but gradually make themselves at home, wrapping up in coats and rugs and tucking into picnics or streetfood from the vans nearby.
This is a delightful, classy production that makes the story easy to follow but steers clear of dumbing down. In fact, it asks a lot of the audience. It asks us to ignore the wandering security guards in the offices behind the stage, to defy the weather as the actors do, to fill in the gaps with imagination and to choose to see the story right through to the end.
Author: Adapted from Homer by Samuel Butler and Phil Willmott
Director: Phil Willmott
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Booking Link: No booking required. Information here: http://www.freeopenairtheatre.org/current-season/
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Olmito (KFXV) — A chase for an inmate who escaped from authorities and then killed someone during a carjacking, ended in a shooting in San Benito.
Authorities tell us the inmate whose been identified as Miguel Garcia died after a gunshot exchange with law enforcement.
According to Brownsville police, it was near one this afternoon when the received a call of an aggravated assault on the 3700 block of Boca Chica Boulevard. A county inmate, identified as Miguel Garcia, was being transported to receive medical attention when he attacked the county guard.
The suspect swam across a resaca to a nearby neighborhood where he forced his way into a residence.
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According to 1 Peter 5:4, the Head of the Church is Jesus. He is the Senior Pastor. Under the Headship of Jesus the church is led by a plurality of godly leaders, qualified according to Titus 1:1-16 and 1 Timothy 3:1-7. At SOMA we call these leaders Pastor-Elders. The main purpose of the Pastor-Elders is to oversee and care for God's Church through teaching, preaching, vision, direction, and protection from false doctrine and theology. Assisting the Pastor-Elders in leading the church are a team of leaders that serve as Deacons according to 1 Timothy 3:8-13.
Paul Ortlinghaus
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Paul is married to his high school sweetheart Kristen and they have four kids: Meena, Calvin, Ginger and Luther. Paul grew up in Sonoma County and graduated from Rancho Cotate High School (Rohnert Park). While studying at Biola University and then Talbot School of Theology dreams of church planting were born and after being a youth pastor for almost fifteen years he took the leap. Paul's greatest desire as a leader in the church is to help people begin and mature in their relationship with Jesus. He enjoys playing the guitar, drinking coffee, eating dark chocolate, reading theology, and of course cheering on the San Francisco 49ers.
Jim Failor
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Jim and his wife Beth started attending SOMA in 2009. They have two grown daughters and two fine son-in-laws. As parents they were passionate about applying God's Word in every situation and teaching their children a Biblical World View. Jim oversees the investments for the Sonoma County Employees' Retirement Association. He has been called by God to serve as a Pastor-Elder at SOMA and is privileged to be a part of the ministry team. Jim enjoys wood working and maintaining his fruit trees.
Rich Wells
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Rich and Jan have been married 50 years, having been born, raised, and married in Goleta, (Santa Barbara county), CA. Our parents were best of friends and provided us with a fine example of family. We have two married children, Kristen, who is married to Pastor Paul, and Cameron, who is married to Candy. We have been blessed with five wonderful grandchildren. After graduating in electrical engineering and ROTC I served a year in Vietnam. My career was in the management, operation, and application development of computer systems for PG&E for 35 years, which led us to Sonoma County where we have lived for 34 years. Jan and I were privileged to be part of the founding group for SOMA Church Community, and have been involved in administration, teaching, prayer support, planning, and serving in many ways. What a blessing to see people come to Christ, grow in their faith, and bring others to Jesus.
Joe & Joye LaBruzzo
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Joe and Joye started attending SOMA in 2015 and have been called to serve as deacons. They are parents of thee grown sons, and grandparents of one grandson so far. Joe is a retired firefighter and Joye a retired teacher. They both like running, hiking, biking, fishing, camping and skiing.
Duane McPheeters
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I have lived in Santa Rosa for twenty years, serving in children, youth and adult ministries. I am married 20 years to Lindann and have two step children and three grandsons. I have owned and run a delivery business for eighteen years. We love to entertain and do ministry in our home.
Katie Simmons
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Katie and her husband, Phil, started coming to SOMA Church Community in 2011. They have been married since 2002 and she stays home with their four kids (Ben, Henry, Charlie, and Eloise). She is a Petaluma native and recently moved to Rohnert Park with her family. She does various administrative tasks for SOMA. Katie's favorite things to do are drink coffee, play with her kids, and hike around our beautiful county.


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SRH Vs KXIP Prediction: Kings XI Punjab Vs Sunrisers Hyderabad Who Will Win today?
IPL 2017 Prediction Series from PredictX: Kings XI Punjab vs Sunrisers Hyderabad at Mohali, IPL 2017 Clash on the 28th of April, 2017. Who will win this match? Check the complete match preview, playing 11, toss prediction, key player prediction and which team has more chances of winning this match?
Kings XI Punjab
Can Kings XI Punjab revive form and get back into top 4?
Having started IPL 2017 with 2 consecutive wins and finding themselves at the top of the points table, the Kings XI Punjab lost momentum and were soon taken in the points table by the other top sides of the tournament. Punjab has however got some respite in form of a much-needed victory – in the hope to change things around and again find a place in the top 4. Punjab beat GL in the last match by 26 runs and the biggest takeaway from the match remains with the fact that all 3 of their key top order batsmen in Amla, Marsh and Maxwell crossed 30 runs against GL. Punjab is currently at the 5th spot and will face the 3rd spot holders in SRH in IPL match today.
Punjab Vs Hyderabad Playing 11 Prediction
Vohra, Amla, Marsh, Maxwell*, Stoinis, Patel, Saha (WK), M Sharma, Cariappa, Natarajan & Sandeep Sharma
Sunrisers Hyderabad
SRH – can they win outside their home ground?
The last match for SRH was a rain-hit game at Bangalore against the RCB, which got abandoned without a ball bowled. SRH would be gutted to have missed out on playing against a struggling RCB unit as Hyderabad is currently placed at the 3rd spot in the points table and a win against RCB would've strengthened their bid to reach the top 2. In the end, they were rewarded with 1 point from the washout encounter. The last match that they did play was against the Rising Pune Supergiant – in which MS Dhoni's 61 off 34 not only got RPS back in the game but also won them the match – resulting in a shocking loss to Sunrisers Hyderabad, marking yet another loss for them outside of their home ground.
Hyderabad Vs Punjab: Playing 11 Prediction
Warner, Dhawan, Williamson, Henriques, Hooda, Ojha, B Sharma, B Kumar, Rashid Khan, Siraj & S Kaul.
KXIP Vs SRH Prediction 28 April: Who'll win today's match?
The Kings XI Punjab won their last game against GL while the SRH lost their last match to RPS. Still, the form of SRH has been generally on the up this season, while Kings XI Punjab has had to battle with lackluster performances from their bowlers at times. SRH are favorites to win this.
SRH Vs KXIP: Key Player Prediction
In order for SRH to win outside of Hyderabad, they need their captain in David Warner to fire big at the top. Warner's role of anchoring the innings will be the deciding factor in this match as to whether SRH can win outside of their home or not. We predict he will score 30+.
SRH Vs KXIP 29th April Match: Where to watch/Live streaming?
TV channels: Set Max, Sky Sports, Sony Six
Live streaming: Hotstar, Bet365, Star Sports
KXIP Vs SRH Team Form in Last five Matches
Accurate IPL Predictions for Previous IPL Matches By PredictX
- We had accurately predicted that Kings XI Punjab will beat GL and Maxwell will score 30+.
- We had accurately predicted a win for KKR against RPS.
- We had accurately predicted a win for KKR against RCB.
- We had accurately predicted that Delhi Daredevils will give a tough fight to the Mumbai Indians but will not be able to beat them. Check that prediction here.
- We had accurately predicted that KXIP will beat GL.
Also, check the points table which shows the top IPL team as on date.
Now, It's your turn. Which team are you supporting? What're your views on our today's match prediction? Drop your views in the comment section. Also, don't forget to vote and see the result.
Which team will win today? SRH Vs KXIP? Vote Now!
KXIP Vs SRH Prediction: Who will this match? Vote below!
- Sunrisers Hyderabad (64%, 9 Votes)
- Kings XI Punjab (36%, 5 Votes)
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Christina "Chrissy" Weathersby (born 29 November 1977; age 42) is a stuntwoman and actress who performed stunts as a crewmember aboard the USS Kelvin on Star Trek under stunt coordinator Joey Box. From 2011 on she is also known as Chrissy Weathersby Ball following her marriage.
Weatherby's other film stunt credits include 2 Fast 2 Furious, Dreamgirls, Freedom Writers, Spider-Man 3 (starring Kirsten Dunst and James Cromwell), Resident Evil: Extinction, The Brave One, Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof (starring Sydney Tamiia Poitier), and Superhero! (starring Christopher McDonald and Brent Spiner).
In addition, she has performed on such television shows as Charmed, ER, CSI: NY, CSI: Miami, Brannon Braga's Threshold (starring Brent Spiner), Ghost Whisperer, UPN's Everybody Hates Chris, House, M.D. (starring Jennifer Morrison), and Heroes (starring Zachary Quinto, Nichelle Nichols and George Takei). She has also done stunts on commercials for such companies as McDonald's, Goodyear, and Pepsi-Cola.
In 2007 she was nominated for a Taurus World Stunt Award for best specialty stunt in the comedy film Unaccompanied Minors alongside Star Trek stunt performers Gary Kasper and Keii Johnston.
Her work can currently be seen on the CBS mini-series Comanche Moon, starring Karl Urban.
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Today was overcast with intermittent drizzle, particularly in the afternoon. I thought we would have a total rain out today but did have some dry periods that allowed for work out in the gardens. We also had a full crew at the Horticulture Center. Above is Terry (yesterday) moving our second giant Adirondack chair back from the gardens. Our two chairs were a hit at the Holiday Lights Show and will be repainted and brought back out as part of our Alphabet Jungle Garden theme (more on that in a blog next week). The windows and doors seen below will also go back in to that lush and colorful garden. Larry, Big John and Janice all had a wide range of tasks today including plenty of indoor work as the weather dictated. John went on a major shopping spree for garden equipment, fertilizer and supplies while Janice did a huge amount of work for the looming Spring Plant Sale on Mother's Day weekend.
Bob C., Ron R. and Alan M. didn't let the threat of rain stop them from getting some garden work done including composting and raking. John and Larry were also out in the gardens for a bit and Urban came in for some afternoon pruning. Gary B., Pat S. (new Grumpette) and Dr. Gredler had plenty of painting duties and were joined by Gene. Ron Y., Dave, Jim, Vern and Bob K. continued with carpentry projects which includes the construction of more obelisks for the Spring Plant Sale and sales out of the Cottage Garden Gallery. Vern and Bob K. were around in the afternoon as well. Dick H. ran five loads to the dump and helped Maury haul supplies to storage. Maury had other errands and Bill O. came in this afternoon to help out. Gary S. worked on more labeling and Jenny E. stopped by to pick up more lists that she'll translate and convert to new labels for incoming seasonal plants. We also saw Rollie, Dr. Yahr, Ken C. and many others today. The second image down shows our "indoor jungle" of elephant ears (Colocasia and Alocasia) and bananas (Ensete ventricosum 'Maurelii') that we've had inside since early October. They are getting by but will thrive once we can get them outside and planted! The remaining photos feature the very popular Thomas Jefferson Collection that was such a hit last year. This is the second and last year of that collection out in the gardens.


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The Exchange, Penzance, Cornwall. Launch day 7/7/07.
Tate St Ives, Dexter Dalwood Exhibition. 2010
The Mariners Gallery , St Ives, Cornwall. Preview, Spontaneous Combustion. 2007
Venice Biennale, 2007.
The National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi, India. 2009.
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Hi all,
I'm trying to install a device driver that is WHQL certified (according to the vendor) : http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/D2XX.htm
I used dpinst together with a bunch of command line parameter combinations from /q /sw /lm /se ... nothing seems to work however. When I don't use the /q, there's this Continue Anyway / STOP Installation window popping up.
Is there a way to get these drivers installed? (it's for Windows XP)
I understood you can't silently install unsigned drivers, but isn't WHQL certified the same as signed?
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RTFB: Episode 08 - The Forever War
Today on Read This F**king Book, we read The Forever War by Joe Haldeman. This SciFi classic about an interstellar conflict inspired by the Vietnam War spurred a lot of conversation between Rachel and Elena. From gender roles in societies of the future to the technology of war and the strange anachronisms of reading a book older than they were. Take a listen and join in the discussion with us on Twitter or our Goodreads!
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