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There are so many great indoor playgrounds in Halifax. Our list also includes play areas in libraries, play nooks in local bookstores, and quiet places where your family can enjoy arts and crafts.
FREE Indoor Play Spaces
IKEA Småland
Småland is a secure play area just inside the entrance of the new Halifax IKEA. There's a soft-play area and a ballroom. Entrance is by height, not age. Play area is supervised by specially designated IKEA co-workers who have passed their police check. Rules – no food or drink, no shoes. Parents are given a buzzer; any problems and it will flash and vibrate. Maximum play time is 1 hour, unless you are an IKEA family member, then you get 30 min additional time. Thanks, IKEA- we love you!
Website: IKEA Halifax
Phone: 1-866-866-4532 (IKEA)
The Library
Every branch of the Halifax Public Library has a fun area where kids can play or get creative. Our favourite is the gorgeous new Halifax Central Library, but we are also fond of the beautifully spacious Keshen Goodwin Library in Clayton Park, and the North Branch Library on Gotttingen Street.
Website: Halifax Libraries Website
Phone: (902) 490-5700
McDonald's, Main Street, Dartmouth
Our fave Play Place at MacDonald's opposite the Sportsplex is gone, but this one remains! Reviews on Yelp! say that this MacDonald's is clean and friendly, and a good place to bring the kids.
Phone: (902) 434-0373
McDonald's, Tantallon
McDonald's play place is the perfect place for kids 3-12 to burn off some energy at no charge. There is a McDonald's Play Place in upper Tantallon, in the St. Margaret's Bay complex.
Phone: (902) 826-1763
Chapters, Bayer's Lake and Mic Mac Mall
Chapters Bayer's Lake and Mic Mall both small children's play area in the back of the store, with a Thomas train set and a few other toys to delight your young ones while you browse.
Website: Chapters
Phone: Bayer's Lake: (902) 450-1023/ Mic Mac Mall: (902) 466-1640
Woozles Bookstore,Birmingham Street, Halifax
Woozles is Canada's oldest bookstore. Tucked away just off Spring Garden Road, Woozles has a train table downstairs (the book-side of the store) and a very well-equipped Playmobil table on the upper level
Website: Woozles website
Phone: (902) 423-7626
Otis and Clementine Books and Coffee, Tantallon
Otis and Clementine, in Redmond's Plaza, has thousands of second-hand books, but tucked away in the back, you will find a real treasure: some comfy chairs, a beautiful Playmobil Dollhouse, some LEGO and other little toys. Oh, yeah, and they serve delicious coffee and treats!
Website: Otis and Clementine Website
Phone: (902) 826-1823
Fiddleheads Children's Store, Dartmouth and Bedford
Fiddleheads Children's Store on Prince Albert Road in Dartmouth has lots of great stuff for kids – and a cool little play area too! They also have a new location in Bedford, but we're not sure what the play area is like (tell us in the comments, please!)
Website: Fiddleheads
Phone: (902) 405-8801
Tattletales, Dartmouth
One of our readers asked us to add this one to the list. Tattletales Bookstore on Portland Street, Dartmouth has a pretty extensive play area, giving you lots of time to browse for books. Buy local!
Website: Tattletales Facebook Page
Phone: (902) 463-5551
Local Jo Cafe & Market, Oxford Street, Halifax
Local Jo Cafe & Market has a "boutique" (i.e. small) children's play area tucked away in the top corner of the cafe with toys and lots of books to keep the kids occupied while you enjoy the truly excellent coffee, soups and baked goods.
Website: Local Jo Website
Phone: (902) 455-6225
Indoor Playgrounds
Hop, Skip, Jump, Bayer's Lake
Hop Skip Jump Halifax is the Las Vegas of indoor playgrounds offering a 3,500 square foot, three level, multi-colour play structure for ages five to 12 as well as a toddler section, featuring a spinning palm tree, balloon carnival, trampoline, animal merry-go-round. For the adults, there is a bright and cheerful coffee area, which -warning- gets pretty busy!
Website: Hop Skip Jump
Phone: (902) 406-4406
Play Box, Dartmouth
The Play Box on Portland Street offers a speed slide, moon walk, roller squeeze, punch bags,trolley glide, maze, spiral slide, ball jam and more for energetic children aged 4-12. There is also a dedicated toddler area for the 0-4s.
Website: Play Box Website
Phone: (902) 463-0034
Happy Kids Indoor Playground, Bedford
Happy Kids Indoor Playground in Bedford is located just off Larry Uteck Boulevard. This playground is big, but a bit smaller than Hop, Skip and Jump, so possibly a better choice if you like to keep an eye on your kids while they play!
Website: Happy Kids Website
Phone: (902) 461-8111
Get Air Indoor Trampoline Park, Burnside
Get Air Indoor Trampoline Park in Burnside is a gigantic addition to the Halifax indoor playground and birthday party scene, and a great place for kids of all ages to burn off energy. Prices are a little high, but we are told it's worth it!
Website: Get Air Nova Scotia
Phone: (902) 702-8790
Dalplex Fun Zone, Halifax
Get fit at Dalplex, while your kids have fun! You can work out at Dal with your membership, or on a day rate. If you're there on the evenings or weekends, child care is available for kids 10 and younger at $5 per hour (parents must stay on site).
Website: Dalplex Fun Zone
Phone: (902) 494-3372
Places to get Creative
Clay Cafe, Quinpool Road, Halifax
At The Clay Cafe on Quinpool Road, children can drop in to hand-paint anything from a light-switch cover to a serving plate! Once an item has been purchased, a painter can return for as many visits as needed, until the piece is complete.
Website: Clay Cafe Website
Phone: (902) 429-2994
4Cats Art Studio, Oxford Street, Halifax
4Cats Art Studio Halifax is a an Art School and Party Centre. 4Cats Halifax offers registered art classes, art history, art parties, art supplies and party planning for children and adults.
Website: 4 Cats Website
Phone: (902) 431-9660
Wonder'neath, Isleville Street, Halifax (Free admission)
Wonder'neath Open Studio is an independent Artist Studio in Halifax's north-end. Every weekend, Wonder'neath hosts an open studio, where families are invited to drop in to be guided and inspired by local artists, or create their own project!
Website: Wonderneath Open Studio
Phone: (902) 454-6860
Although we do our best to provide you with accurate information, all event details are subject to change. Please contact the facility to avoid disappointment.

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David Martin Luebke. His Majesty's Rebels: Communities, Factions & Rural Revolt in the Black Forest, 1725-1745. Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press, 1997. xiii + 270 pp. $45.00 (cloth), ISBN 978-0-8014-3346-7.
Reviewed by John Spielman (Haverford College)
Published on HABSBURG (October, 1997)
Peasant Against Peasant in Vorderoesterreich
A surge of monographic literature on central European peasantry in the early modern period has vastly expanded our understanding of the dynamics of rural life in the region from Switzerland and eastern France, through southern and central Germany, and including the Austrian duchies of the Habsburgs. Most of these studies are appropriately very locally based, as is the case with David Luebke's book centering on the "Salpeter Wars" in County Hauenstein in the second quarter of the eighteenth century. There are now enough such studies from the past decade and a half to begin to make some useful general statements about the overall patterns of change. One of the major virtues of this book is that Luebke has surveyed the field broadly enough to begin making some of those larger comparisons and generalizations.
Although Hauenstein was a relatively small (population about 20,000), economically unimportant part of the ancient Habsburg patrimony in the Schwarzwald region, its peculiar indigenous institutions, including an elected governing council of Octovirs chosen freely by all adult males, and its relation to the imperial crown as a dynastic territory with ecclesiastical seigneurial dominance in large parts of the county by the abbey of St. Blasien and the convent of St. Fridolin, produced a complex set of competing and overlapping jurisdictions. As elsewhere, landlords relied heavily on peasants to do much of their administrative work for them, bringing malefactors to court and collecting dues and taxes.
David Luebke's central argument is fairly simple: increasing stratification of peasant society, landlords' efforts to increase their income from the land, and the administrative intrusion of the Habsburg state combined to create a situation which the peasants could manipulate to pursue their own interest in controlling their land and overcoming the burdens of serfdom. Conventional wisdom would identify a "peasant community" seeking to secure its interests. Here, however, the situation was quite different. The peasants divided into two competing factions, both created by incompatible views represented in the uppermost sectors of the peasant population, the richest peasants, and above all the semi-professional members of society, millers, blacksmiths, and those who acted as agents for the landlords.
There were many precipitating incidents that rigidified these factions, but the clearest issue had to do with the question of the manumission of serfdom. The salpeterisch faction was the most radical, and opposed the negotiation of a 1738 treaty which would purchase the manumission of hereditary servile status, Leibeigenschaft, from St. Blasien for a substantial single payment. These "rebels" insisted that the peasants of the whole county were inherently free and serfdom had been introduced in violation of custom. Therefore, an illegal status of servitude could not be remitted, and the purchase of manumission from the abbey was treasonous. Their program involved direct resistance against the landlords, and an appeal to the emperor in Vienna as their ruling prince. The opposing faction, whose leaders were from the same upper class of the peasantry, were the muellerisch peasants, who wanted to achieve the same changes in their status, but through the existing legal institutions and by bargaining with the landlords.
The relative strength of each faction waxed and waned, but their tactics were such that whichever had the upper hand in one part of the county at any given time faced relentless opposition by the other. The muellerisch faction kept control of the elected offices most of the time with the help of St. Blasien and, on several occasions, Austrian troops sent to put down violence in the county. The salpeterisch rebels, on the other hand, relied heavily on mass rallies to whip up support, and on carefully orchestrated pilgrimages to shrines of the Virgin Mary to show the depth of their adherence to the ruling dynasty's pious veneration. They also managed to finance several deputations to Vienna to seek personal interviews with Charles VI. In spite of their consistent failure, they perpetuated a myth of the "good emperor" who would intervene and restore the traditional freedoms of the county.
By the late 1730s animosity between these competing factions replaced their common opposition to the encroachments of authority, and the result was a confrontation which amounted to a small civil war. The rebels indulged in violent purges of the peasant representatives and supporters of the muellerisch compromise. This offered the occasion for the imperial government to intervene and restore order by suppressing the rebel faction. The real victim of the war, however, was not just a band of peasant leaders but their whole system of customary institutions which had once provided a large degree of local self rule.
The bare outlines of the story form a core around which Luebke builds layers of analysis: demographic, economic, cultural, social, ideological. As usual, most of the sources for this are from the authorities, but it is also clear that the peasant leaders were literate and voluble. That the rebels' views were often illogical and contradictory did not necessarily reduce their appeal. The authorities themselves had created images which could be manipulated against them; in the case of the Habsburgs, the myth of the dynasty's hereditary benevolence and its Marian idolatry. While the deputations sent to Vienna at considerable expense seem in retrospect quixotically futile, to the peasants themselves they were a great deal cheaper than decades of litigation in unsympathetic courts in the county.
In the analysis of rebel rhetoric Luebke makes some very interesting suggestions in his complex and deeply informed discussion of the nature of popular ideology. When the salpeterisch peasants attacked their legalistic opponents, they had not merely to interpret custom and tradition but from time to time actually invent it to suit the situation. Their rhetoric, while apparently consistent with their vaunted loyalty to the ruling monarch, nonetheless resulted in a view that was opposed to all domination. In this regard, Luebke takes a well-aimed swipe at the current debate about "acculturation" and "social disciplining" which focuses on the manner in which the social elite established dominance over popular culture by both suppressing and coopting those aspects in it which were a threat to the established oligarchy and coopting other aspects which were not. The uprisings in Hauenstein were, Luebke argues, like many peasant revolts basically defensive in nature, seeking to prevent seigneurial or state intervention into the existing system as they conceived it (p. 216). In that conception he can find no trace of a hegemonic elite culture. Even the most conservative of the muellerisch peasant leaders were seeking to use the judicial instruments of authority against it.
This is a rich study, and though the topic seems small and peripheral, the breadth of Luebke's analysis of comparable phenomena in other parts of Germany, Switzerland and France, as well as Upper Austria, make it part of a very large picture of pre-capitalist peasant society which is only now beginning to grow clearer as more and more pieces of the tapestry are woven into place. For the most part it is also a well-written book, the tables and maps well-produced and so placed as to be useful.
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Previous Challenge Entry (Level 3 - Advanced)
Topic: Writing (01/11/07)
TITLE: Brain dead | Previous Challenge Entry
By Folakemi Emem-Akpan
I pray for pain but my prayer is unanswered. If only I could feel a combustion of pain, a fire that burns, peppers and tortures. Instead, I lie down here, hearing, smelling but unable to do anything else. Inert.
A smell of fresh powder suddenly bursts into the room.
I know it's the afternoon nurse. I also know that she's now off duty and ready for home. For a date. For life. I have never seen her face. I might never see it. But in my mind, in that only part of me that it still alive, I have drawn her a profile.
She is tall, fair, with a shock of dark hair. Irresistible brown eyes and a pinkish mouth that usually tends towards a pout complete the picture. If I were to cast her as a character in one of my books, she would be a flirt. She would be…
The door opens again. Gently this time. I know it's Dave. Dave is my husband of ten years, had never been good at holding up under pressure, in my opinion had never been a strong man. But he's doing well. I now know he's the kind of least-expected hero that only few writers can develop into a wholesome character.
"Say hello to mommy."
I can't see her but I know Katie is frightened. She's never seen her mommy like this, and I know it's a dreadful shock to her seven-year-old mind. Two weeks ago, I'd been in charge of our home, of the lives of these two precious people. I'd driven Katie to school. I'd been in full charge of my writing career, scheduling an interview with an old eccentric professor. I'd wanted to get into his head, explore the mind of a man who'd fought in and survived two wars and yet gone on to become a philosopher.
But now, I'm here unmoving and my continued existence is just because of Dave's faith, of his belief that one day I'd open my eyes again, be a wife and a mother again, a writer, a person.
"Would you like to tell mommy about your drawing."
In a trembling voice, Katie begins to tell me about the yellow sun and stick figures she'd drawn for her coloring class. She is urged along by Dave. After a while, the nurse wishes my family a goodnight and finally leaves.
I wish I have the ability to tell Dave and Katie that I can hear them, that I can smell them, that I long for the day I can write again.
The doctor painted an altogether different picture.
She's brain dead. Legally dead. She can't feel or hear anything. She's gone and you need to come to terms with that. We need to pull the plug.
But I am not brain dead. If so, how is it possible that I can hear and smell these people? How is it possible that I can still think of writing? How is it that I can still love so much?
Katie's narration is interrupted by the doctor. I bet he's thickly built and carries a flabby stomach . From his voice, I guess he's old and has seen life at its worst.
In this trap that an untimely stroke has hedged me, imagination is my only release. From voices and smells, I construct whole persons and label them heroes or fiends, victors or vanquisheds, lovers or haters, dreamers or realists. The only snag is that there is nothing more I can do. I can't sit at my computer and build scenes around them.
As usual, the doctor's words are hard and deliberate. "Dave, it's been two weeks. The insurance company has said it would stop paying. She's dead and there's nothing we can do about it. It's the machines that keep her partially alive and…"
"The insurance company won't pay." There's a firmness to Dave's voice. "But I'm not going to authorize anyone to turn off the machines. I've prayed and I know she'll live."
"I don't want to talk about this, especially not in front of Katie."
Real or imaginary, there's a lump in my throat. Just this morning, I'd called out to the one who made me. Take me home to be with You or show me a sign that I still need to be here.
This is my sign.
One day I'll breathe on my own again. One day I'll hold Dave and Katie again. One day I'll write again.
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Whether you open your laptop to take notes in lecture halls, or log in to your classes on your computer, cyber safety is important for every student. To celebrate National Cyber Security Month, we are giving you all the tips and tricks to protect yourself from cyber-attacks.
Secure Your Laptop and Cell
One of the most common crimes on college campuses, is technology theft. Make sure you never leave your laptop in your car, or unattended in a public area. You can also invest in a laptop tracking software (ie. Find my Mac).
Make sure you never keep any personal info on your laptop, such as SSN, passwords, birth certificates, or driver's license. If you do keep this info in your computer ensure that it is encrypted. Also make sure your phone and laptop are password protected.
Be Password Smart
If your password is 123456, passw0rd, or something simple like your birth year, you are acting as cyber hacking bait. For a password to be strong you should have a mix of capital and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. In addition you should also change your passwords every six months, and make sure your passwords are not the same for all of your accounts. If you need to write down your passwords, make sure they are not stored near your devices.
Avoid Phishing Attacks
This is one of the most common cyber hacking methods. Hackers will send links through text messages or emails. Never open an email from a suspicious or unknown address, and if there is a link in any email you receive, instead of clicking on it, type it into your search bar instead. Phishers are able to hide different links with quick link addresses. Phishers will also play on your fears and send messages such as "You owe the IRS…" or "Your account is about to be terminated…" If you have concern about these, you can always follow up with a phone call.
Social Media Safety
Social Media plays a major role in cyber security threats. For example, to keep yourself safe, never post personal information such as phone number, address, birth date, address, or name of your school. This information could be communicated in photos too, so comb through those to make sure you are safe. Make sure your privacy settings are set at the highest level, as hackers are able to gain a lot of information from public accounts.
With the constant threat of cyber-attacks, it's no surprise that Cyber Security is a popular career with a lot of opportunities. Specialists with an information security background are so valuable that the median salary is over $95,000 per year! Linfield's Cyber Security and Digital Forensics certificate will prepare you to join this fast growing career. To celebrate National Cyber Security Month we are offering free applications to our Cyber Security and Digital Forensics program. What are you waiting for? Apply now!


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RANDY'S CANVAS tells the fictional story of a young man who was abandoned by his birth parents at a very young age who lives with his "brother from another mother" Henry, in the big city. Randy is an incredibly talented artist, has a kind heart and autism. When he falls in love for the first time, his life begins to spin out of control as he tries to deal with a roller coaster of emotions and first-time experiences.
Paint What You Feel
ADAM CARBONE - "RANDY" / Producer
Carbone is a filmmaker and actor, with a wide variety of experience. He will bring a fresh face the character of Randy and has done extensive research into autistic characteristics and has worked closely with The Autism Project, Rhode Island to make certain his portrayal is both accurate and believable.
He studied filmmaking at New England Tech in Rhode Island and received his Associate's degree. Carbone writes, directs, acts and sits in the editing chair. Recently he appeared as co-star and worked as associate producer in the feature Citrus Springs (produced by Beyer). He is co-creator and host of the hit comedy cooking show Dude Food with Sean and sometimes Adam (another collaboration with Beyer).
Prior to that, he finished production on the first season of his reality show Elimination Society and was cast as a recurring character in the hit comedy web series Poor Paul and his newest web series High Score is currently presented on his website ShquibTV.com
KEVIN G. SCHMIDT - "CLINTON" / Producer
Having undergone his own personal metamorphosis at age 17 from chubby kid to young leading man, Schmidt was formerly best known as the clarinet-playing son in the blockbuster Cheaper by the Dozen films or as "Noah Newman" on the #1 daytime drama The Young and the Restless. Kevin went on to co-star with Selena Gomez & Demi Lovato in the Disney original movie, Princess Protection Program. He took on the lead role in the first live-action Cartoon Network's scripted television series, Unnatural History. On top off all the acting, he managed to co-create with Sean Michael Beyer, star, produce and co-direct the cult-comedy web-series, Poor Paul.
Kevin has appeared in television hit dramas including NCIS, BONES, Without a Trace, CSI:NY as well as quirky comedies like HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm and USA's Monk. On the big screen Schmidt starred opposite Ashton Kutcher in The Butterfly Effect and Catch That Kid with Kristin Stewart. Transitioning to leading man, Kevin starred in the indie thriller Resurrection Mary (co-written and directed by Beyer) as well as the family hit Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel.
Kevin shared what he has learned about fitness and health on his directorial debut, The Alyson Stoner Project. Teaming up with good friend and dance prodigy, Alyson Stoner, the pair produced an instructional musical/fitness hybrid that uses the latest dance moves to get the body moving. ASP not only teaches kids the importance of fitness, nutrition and making good lifestyle choices, but also does so in a fun, relatable way. Kevin is developing The Alyson Stoner Project concept into a weekly TV series.
Outside of the entertainment business, Kevin continues to expand his entrepreneurial pursuits, sitting on the Board of Directors for SchoolGrown Aquaponics which is focused on advancing sustainable food production and research. Kevin hopes to be a vessel to ending childhood hunger and obesity worldwide. He's an avid workout enthusiast, creative writer, and passionate cook.
Michael trained at the prestigious The American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Since his graduation, Michael has worked steadily, appearing on All My Children, One Life to Live, Monk, Guiding Light and most notably as "Andy" on As the World Turns. He also co-starred on the CBS' hit show Blue Bloods, the ABC show, Body of Proof opposite Dana Delany and a lead in the TV film Scourge and recently finished shooting a co-star role in the TV Pilot Whoa! starring Linda Blair.
Emery co-starred in the Indie feature Franny, alongside Frances Fisher and Steve Howie, and worked with Ash Christian in the film Petunia, which starred Thora Birch, Brittany Snow, Christine Lahti, and Eddie Kaye Thomas. Other films include, Nate & Margaret opposite Gabby Hoffman and notably played 'Luke' a young and gay 'dreamer' in love with the lead character 'Tommy' in the feature film, The One.
Michael very recently booked a co-starring role opposite William Sadler in critically acclaimed film The Historian shooting in Mississippi and is scheduled to shoot a guest star role on the hit television series, Shameless. Michael will be recurring on the new FOX TV series, The Sparrows shooting this Fall.
Michael had a co-starring on the feature film titled, Bone Tomahawk, which stars Patrick Wilson, Kurt Russell, and David Arquette and played a supporting role in the crime-thriller Citrus Springs (produced by Beyer and also starring Carbone).
Often recognized as Tom Smykowski the 'Jump to Conclusions Guy' in the cult comedy Office Space, Richard is also known for his scene-stealing cameo as the Quartermaster in 1989's Glory alongside Denzel Washington. He made a cameo in producer Sean Michael Beyer's indie drama Down The P.C.H. and with his trademark bushy mustache and heavyset frame, Richard has acquitted himself as one of the best, and busiest, character players, appearing in films such as Casino, The Fugitive, Lethal Weapon 4, and Fried Green Tomatoes, to name a few of many.
HARLAN - "as HIMSELF (Randy's Therapy Animal)"
Harlan is no stranger to the big and small screens alike. He's been featured in the films Grown Ups, Chilly Christmas, Lucky Dog as well as Marshall's Miracle. On television he made appearances in Jessie, The Thunderman's, Lab Rats, Sesame Street, CSI: Cyber and numerous national and local commercials.
Rescued from an animal shelter in Michigan, Harlan is a labradoodle that traveled cross country via Operation Rodger, an non-profit organization that partners with long-haul truck drivers to transport dogs to their new homes. Once he arrived at Paws For Effect, it was obvious he had star quality and has been one of their top working dog for many years. When he's not working, he's a big part of Dream Fetchers, a non-profit organization that brings movie star dogs to visit sick, disabled and special needs children & adults. He as brought many many smiles to those in need!
Massimiliano Furlan, aka Massi, was born near Venice in Treviso, Italy. Massi moved to Miami Beach in May, 1998. After booking a few feature films including Vale Tudo Project, Phoenix Falling and Secret and Death (starring Melvin Van Peebles) he produced and starred in Italian's Do It Best.
In 2007 Massi moved to Hollywood, CA and was cast in the HBO pilot 1%, Days of Our Lives, Terminator: Sarah Connors Chronicles, followed by a recurring role on ABC's General Hospital, as well as Criminal Minds, One Tree Hill and Aim High (Jackson Rathbone). Soon after, the Italian actor was cast in the blockbuster feature film, The Dark Knight Rises.
Summer 2014, included a recurring guest star role on NCIS Los Angeles and a great supporting role on the film Blood of Redemption alongside Dolph Lundgren, Billy Zane and Vinnie Jones. Most recently you can catch Furlan on the final season of HBO's True Blood for HBO and The Last Ship a new series produced by Michael Bay on TNT.
Sean Michael Beyer – Director / Co-Writer
Sean's production company Eye Scream Films was created in 2000, producing a number of award-winning projects, including the Callous Sentiment segment of the feature Visions of Horror, winning awards for his editing and sound design work. 2005 marked his feature film writing & directorial debut, with the intense drama, Down the P.C.H. starring Guillermo Díaz, Elaine Hendrix and Lin Shaye picking up worldwide distribution, all while being made for a mere $40,000!
His second film, Resurrection Mary starring Golden Globe-Winner Sally Kirkland and character actor Richard Riehle, is based upon the famous Chicago Urban Legend, and is also available worldwide.
Beyer took on editorial duties and produced the behind-the-scenes featurette for the campy thriller The Telling starring Bridget Marquardt and Holly Madison, best known as Playboy's "Girls Next Door," inking distribution with Sony Pictures.
He worked in the post sound department for the Sundance hit Bellflower and just wrapped production as producer of the crime-thriller film Citrus Springs, co-produced and cast by Valerie McCaffrey (American History X) who will team up with him for their third producer-director collaboration with the adventurous romantic-comedy Poor Paul, based upon the hit web series of the same name.
He continues to wear many hats both behind (and occasionally in front of) the camera and in the editing room, with his focus on directing.
Debbie Pearl – Executive Producer / Animal Trainer
Debbie's love for animals started when she was a young girl and has continued throughout her life. She is the owner and founder of Paws For Effect which was established in 1995. Combined with her love for children, she started Sugar Baby Entertainment a production company with the sole purpose of developing and producing children's educational television and children's movies.
With her company Paws for Effect she has complied a huge list of credits working with such stars as Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, Julie Andrew, Anne Hathaway, Tom Hanks, John Travolta, Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, and Robert Downey Jr.,among many others!
Additionally, Debbie started Dream Fetchers a non-profit organization where she brings movie star dogs a non-profit organization that brings movie star dogs to visit sick, disabled and special needs children & adults, something she is very passionate about. Debbie is constantly striving to make a difference in not only the film world but the world in general.
Germar Derron - Co-Producer
No stranger to non-profits and charities, Germar has worked with the Arizona Governor's Office, AmeriCorps*VISTA, The United Way, and VERTICAL and The Arc (both organizations support adults and students with disabilities).
Germar studied film, communication, post-production and entertainment law at Georgia State, the University of Colorado, and the University of Arizona and earned the title, Germar Derron, J.D., M.S., B.I.S.
His first big independent project was produced by the late legends Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee. From there he began to write, direct, teach, and ultimately produce.
Two of Derron's productions, about at-risk youth and injustice, won multiple awards; including best film and best documentary, at Arizona film festivals in 2009 and 2010. He's also produced popular web content, including Langdon Nation, with Erik Griffin (Workaholics), and Heather Anne Campbell (Whose Line improv actor and SNL writer).
Though you may regularly catch Germar's "head talking" on TV or online, his truest passion is for film and producing the best-looking and best-told stories.
Dick "The Dicksta" Lebeau - Executive Producer
Dick is an eccentric actor, comedian and producer from the great state of Rhode Island. With an unstoppable drive and passion, Lebeau won't stop at anything until he's at the top. Which at that point he still won't stop. He has appeared in two feature films, multiple short films and many comedy skits on the YouTube channel captainsofcomedy. On screen Lebeau has a very outgoing and crazy personality. He's known for his signature / infectious laugh and mannerisms.
Lebeau teamed up with Adam Carbone (Randy) and opened the company Shquib TV. The company continues to expand each day. Since then Lebeau has executive produced many projects as well as the TV pilot Your Honor? and Elimination Society a crazy-faux reality show, currently in post production with numerous other projects in the works.
Matthew Luke Andrews – Co-Writer
Matt began his film career in the third grade when he first began writing screenplays and filming them with his parents' 8mm video camera. Growing up in New Mexico, he found success writing and producing news shorts for the Albuquerque CBS News affiliate. It was during this time that he won the prestigious Nambe Award for excellence in writing.
After this, Andrews decided to refine his talents by enrolling in film school at the University of California at Santa Barbara. He spent his time there directing films that he also wrote, and upon graduation moved to Los Angeles to pursue his dream of writing and directing films in Hollywood. He decided to further his higher education and received his law degree from Loyola Law School in 2013 and quickly garnered employment as in-house counsel for 20th Century Fox.
Matt has shown a diverse range of writing talent which has landed two of his scripts into development with Prime Universe Productions (Spy Hunter, Hitman, Hack/Slash). He is constantly working to bring his unique touch to the scripts he writes to help connect the stories he tells with the audiences that watch them.
Kevin Schlanser - Cinematographer
Kevin was introduced to film and photography at a young age by his father David. While attending the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles he met actress Jessica Rose and began working on the YouTube sensation Lonelygirl15 (also starring producer Yousef Abu-Taleb), a subsequent spin-off, and then a web series accompaniment to Harper's Island on CBS.
He went on to direct the fantasy drama The Utopian (co-written & produced by Sean Michael Beyer) and starring Guillermo Díaz (Scandal, Weeds, Half Baked) and Richard Riehle (Office Space, Glory) which premiered at the Palm Springs International Film Festival.
Since then, Kevin has worked predominantly as a cinematographer on everything from features to short films and music videos. Most recently he was the cinematographer and director of the beautifully shot and award-winning documentary The Ataxian, about a young man with a debilitating disease that takes on the Race Across America, one of the toughest bike races in the world.
Christopher Carlone - Composer
Chris is a composer and musician from western, Connecticut. He holds a music degree from the University of New Hampshire and is best known for his composing for the popular comedy goof group, 3GI. He is also an active sound designer for indie video games, including the soon-to-be-released Guardians of the Dark, where he sought the voice over talents of Randy's Canvas director, Sean Michael Beyer. He is a student and employee at the University of Massachusetts pursuing a Master's degree in Music.
The proceeds from Randy's Canvas will directly benefit The Autism Project, Rhode Island
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North Texas Giving Day – September 17, 2020
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This year, on Thursday, September 17, 2020, JDRF Greater Dallas is participating in Communities Foundation of Texas's eleventh annual North Texas Giving Day, a one day online giving extravaganza. Last year, we were part of the success as Communities Foundation of Texas brought together more than 2,500 organizations in 16 counties to celebrate North Texas Giving Day and raise $37 million. Since its founding in 2009, Communities Foundation of Texas' North Texas Giving Day has inspired people to give, resulting in increased donations and services provided in North Texas. We invite you to join the movement and help us reach our goal of $15,000 on September 17.
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Evian's Melotweet App Turns Your Tweets Into a Musical Experience
The iPad and Android tablet app shows your incoming stream of tweets as droplets (get it?) while ambient music plays in the background. As the tweets (visualized with the avatar of the Twitter profile) fall, you can drag objects from the left side of the screen to act as obstacles which emit a musical note. Each time a tweet touches that side, it sounds a note. In theory, you can use the tweets to compose your own tune.
Evian's stab at Twitter visualization and songification comes after the brand's 2009 "Roller Babies" video set a Guinness World Record for the most-viewed ad, though it did little for the brand's U.S. sales.
But droplets aside, what does the app have to do with Evian? According to a release, it symbolizes the brand's "Live Young" brand positioning.


text: November, November, the month before December. A peek into Southeast Asia's popular festivals lands you at three distinct countries: Cambodia, Myanmar (formerly Burma) and Thailand. Each country has its unique take, but all feature a November festival cantered around the full moon. Cambodia has the Bon Om Tuk festival, Myanmar has the Tazaungdaing festival and Thailand has the Loy Krathong festival. Well-known across the region, but lesser-known internationally, these beguiling festivals attract millions of tourists each year, and you should be at one of them!


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Barbecue season is a-coming, and you'll want somewhere nice and green to serve and eat your burgers, but if your grass is lacking vibrancy, try these tips to give it a boost.
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1. Scarify
Just as we exfoliate the skin to get rid of dead cells, your grass will also need some TLC to get rid of old dead grass, weeds, moss and fungi. You can use a spring-tine rake to scarify the lawn, to prepare it for reseeding.
2. Re-seed
Spring and autumn are the times when you can sow grass seed or re-turf any bare patches made by football playing etc. Sowing will take longer to see the results, but is a much cheaper option for bigger areas. You'll need to water the existing lawn well before you sow and then don't water again until the shoots appear, or you'll wash the seed away.
Wait until it's 5cm tall before mowing, which will help it to thicken out. Make sure no one treads on the grass while it's growing!
3. Mow regularly
The more you mow, the quicker your grass will grow and recover, so mow at least one every two weeks in spring and once a week in summer. Make sure your mower blade isn't set too low or the soil beneath will dry out too quickly, and dull mower blades will shred grass rather than cutting it, making it dry out at the tip. Collect all the grass cuttings and stick them on the compost heap.
4. Feed it
Nothing will bring your grass back to life like fertiliser, but make sure you do it once it's growing and never on newly sown grass seed or turf, as it will go brown. As an alternative to chemical fertilisers, you can use liquid seaweed once a month throughout spring and summer.
5. Water
Just like the plants in your flower beds, your lawn will need watering over the summer months to make sure it stays green. Hosepipe bans aside, you should be able to water it anywhere between once a week to monthly, depending on the type of lawn.
However, having wet grass at night could cause disease, so make sure you use your sprinkler between early morning and early afternoon, to allow it time to dry. Don't overwater.
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Philip Long
A German mercenary soldier
(3rd English-Waldeck Mercenary Regiment)
during the American Revolutionary War
of 1775-1783
During the second half of the ARW, Philip Long switched
companies, but they were all cavalry regiments.
I think this picture fits him quite well,
since he was 23 when he set foot in America in 1776.
The birthplace of my ancestor, Philip Long, has been the subject of intense debates for a very long time in my family. In 1923, Mgr Ernest Lang started a research that is still going on today.
In 1976, he published a book titled, L'héritage des Lang (Long). Récit bibliographique, généalogique et historique de John Philip Long (1757-1832). It wasn't the end of the research: it was rather the beginning! His book contained a shaky hypothesis, but also a ton of historical documents about Philip's life in Canada.
Since that publication, many members of my family have made colossal efforts over decades to refine the hypothesis of Mgr Ernest. Read about them in section No. 15 of the blog. They are: Ghislain Long, Benoît Long and Gilles Long. They share one particular characteristic that I consider essential to get at some significant result in this kind of research: they work with hypotheses and their conclusions are based of documents. They do what we call a « documentary research ». This kind of research is not done around a kitchen table. A genealogical research is surely an efficient way to learn to deal with frustrations.
Lately, I have made an effort to find the birthplace of Philip. Time is not on my side anymore and very few younger members of the Long/Lang family seem interested in pursuing this endeavor. Nevertheless, everyone is longing to have this question answered once and for all.
My research lasted two months. I am 99% confident that Philip Long was a German mercenary soldier during the American Revolutionary War of 1775-1783 in the 2nd Waldeck Company (Third English-Waldeck Mercenary Regiment). I still need to gather more information to complete my research. Since I'm working with German collaborators, it will take some time to put a definite end to my research. Be patient. That last stretch of the research is time-consuming and expensive. My priority is to get a particular and decisive document in Germany. From his military file, I know where he lived before leaving Germany for America. Till then, get your hand on a history book about the Hessians.
As soon as I will get some new and important information, you will be advised through the Facebook group, Clair, NB.
Don't write to me saying that you already had it figured out a long time ago.
But, if you do, make sure that you have adequate documentation to back it up.
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This May host a biggest morning tea and help Cancer Council raise vital funds for cancer prevention, research and support services.
Since 1993 people all over Australia have gathered in living rooms, community centres, schools and workplaces to celebrate Australia's Biggest Morning Tea. From humble beginnings the event has grown to be one of Australia's most popular fundraising events, enjoyed by over a million people each year.
There couldn't be an easier way to help make a difference. Simply gather together your friends, family and colleagues, put the kettle on and tuck into some delicious and healthy morning tea treats.
Every year Cancer Council helps thousands of Australians affected by cancer and their families. This year Cancer Council aims to recruit 35,000 generous morning tea hosts to support Cancer Council's life-saving work into prevention programs, world class research and support services (like the Cancer Council Helpline 13 11 20) for all people affected by cancer.
Cancer Council ambassador and celebrity chef, Janelle Bloom, knows first- hand the impact cancer has on a family and how supporting Australia's Biggest Morning Tea can make a real difference.
"Many of us have first-hand knowledge of the turmoil the word 'cancer' creates. When my younger sister was diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer it turned our lives upside down. I promised her, when she came through all the treatment and was on the road to recovery, I would do all I could to give back to all the wonderful people who saved her life." Janelle said.
Cancer Council Australia's CEO, Prof. Ian Olver encourages all Australians to get involved this May. "We have seen huge advancements in treatment, as well as significant improvements in survival rates since morning teas first began. With the generous support of Australia's Biggest Morning Tea fundraisers, Cancer Council has contributed over a half a billion dollars to cancer research and we continue to beat cancer every day through our work in prevention, support, research, advocacy and information services."
A morning tea can be as simple or extravagant as you like and it's a fantastic opportunity to take a break and spend time with family, friends and work colleagues. So gather around, raise your cup and together let's do all we can to beat cancer.
Celebrities raise their cup for a cause
Australia's best loved foodies are raising their cups and supporting Australia's Biggest Morning Tea this May. Renowned chefs, restaurateurs and TV personalities including Janelle Bloom, Gary Mehigan, Darren Robertson, Miguel Maestre, Anna Gare, Justin North, Barry Du Bois, Dominique Rizzo and the Kaplan Sisters are joining the morning tea party this May.
These passionate ambassadors have each created healthy and delicious morning tea recipes to get mouths watering and help raise funds for Cancer Council. So if you've ever dreamed of baking like your favourite chef, now's your chance with a smorgasbord of healthy treats including Gary Mehigan's mozarella bruschetta, Janelle Bloom's upside down mushroom tart, Darren Robertson's pear & ricotta muffins, Justin North's lemon iced tea and Anna Gare's overnight healthy muffins.
Remember, healthy choices don't mean you have to cut out all the 'good things' in life. Even small changes can make a big difference to your health and wellbeing. Take the time today to choose healthy options- you will feel better and reduce your chances of developing cancer in the future. By hosting a healthy morning tea, you can share your healthy ideas with your friends!
Planning on hosting your own morning tea party this year? Take the stress out of the big event with these tops tips from Janelle Bloom here!
For more information please visit www.biggestmorningtea.com.au.


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Slot machine Malaysia is one the hottest forms of Malaysia online casino games. It attracts lots of people to join because of wonderful things it gives their players. Everyone knows that slot machine is very easy to play and it offers higher payouts than other online casino games. So, if you feel your life is boring and want to get a lot of fun, even money, play slot machine today.
First of all, I would like to give basic information about slot machine that you should know. As I know, slot machine is a device which is controlled by computer chips that allow players can play slot games with reels and pay lines. There are symbols on each reel and if the symbols land in pay lines, the proper amount of money will add on your bank account. From features of slot machine as I have mentioned, here are useful tricks to help players in playing slot machines.
Really know about the your slot machine
There are many things you have to know and understand about a slot machine games before you deciding to play it for real money. At first, you need to know which kind of slot machine Malaysia you want to play (classic slot machine, video slot or progressive slot). After that, you have to know all necessary information about this slot machine game such as numbers of reels, amount of pay lines, number of awards, especially rules as well as ways to play this slot. If you do not know about feature I have mentioned above, you cannot win this slot at all although your wins depend on luck more than skills.
Master random number generators
As you may know, all Malaysia slot machine games use random number generators as tool to determine results of players. Therefore, your results depend on the random number generators. Once you master all information and ways to work of this device, you can hack it and win your favorite slot machine games whenever you wish.
Bet all pay lines
As you now, pay line is considered as one of the most important parts of slot machine because it is place where winning symbols and winning combinations appear when spinning the reels, thus decide your results and amount of money you can get. Therefore, if you don't want to miss out winning combinations, you should bet the maximum pay lines. You should understand that I don't suggest you bet the maximum amount, just bet all lines with comfortable size of coins.
Ignore gamble feature
Gamble is an attractive feature but also very adventure and not all people should activate this gamble feature. If you are new member and don't have a lot of money, you should choose to play with comfortable amount or minimum amount to build up your bankroll. Only when you get money from the online casino game that you feel it is enough to join gamble feature, activate it.
Hope you can get more prizes and fun from your favorite slot machine with tricks I have shared above. Good luck!


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This morning it was time for one of the last handovers, Journal 22 was to be given to it's Inscriber.
Our car broke down yesterday, so I traveled out to the prearranged cafe by public transport. Sort of. By which I mean I got it wrong, got on the wrong train and got off at the wrong station and then had to catch a tram to the right place. Which then appeared not to be the right place and I wandered around a little before stumbling on the cafe down an alley down an alley.
But I arrived in the end only 5 minutes late (how that happened, I'm not quite sure. Maybe I'm better at this public transport lark than I think? Somehow, I'm not sure that's it) We chatted about radicalism and feminism and baby boomers, our generation and the next one coming. We chatted about class systems and privilege and the opening and closing of schools, all over exceptionally good coffee. Journal 22 was safely handed over and then the hand over was over and we headed back to town. In a much more direct fashion (we found the right train station this time, less than a minute's walk from the cafe).
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As the dust settles fromSXSW 2010
, we began scouring YouTube for clips of some of our favorite performances. We managed to capture a handful on our own, but the internet video site is awash with stuff we thought we wouldn't see again, including nearly the entire of Courtney Love and Hole's closing set on Friday night at Dirty Dog. Funny enough the guy we were bitching about the entire night being in our cameras way ended up getting some of the best stuff on YouTube. We were happy to also see that someone captured some of Ray Davies' Kinks-heavy set at La Zona Rosa that we stood in place for two hours to catch. It was well worth the early aggravation and irritation of the flatulent British businessman to our right during the show. We did see Houston's Chase Hamblin a few feet away in the crowd looking like he was in heaven watching Davies' unfurl hit after hit. Rocks Off took the first three videos ourselves, and the rest of the collection is the work of the individual uploaders.
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You, Too, Can Co-Sponsor a Bill
Facebook apps turns citizens into sponsors, but doesn't log criticism
Yes, now there's an app for that. Via a Facebook app, you can now co-sponsor any bill or resolution that is introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Cosponsor.gov, introduced by House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.), will feature every bill and resolution introduced in the House. Bills can be searched by title, sponsor, bill number or browser issue areas.
"Whether you want to support new legislation like the Kids First Research Act or show support for legislation that has already passed the House, like the Working Families Flexibility Act, you can do so here," Cantor wrote in a blog post.
Users can stay updated about bills via Facebook notifications.
The launch of Cosponsor.gov is part of a major expansion of the Citizen Cosponsor Project, aimed at making the government more transparent and open. "We want to make sure Washington starts to work for you again, and not the other way around," Cantor said in a video on the website.
Of course, nothing is perfect. For example, there is also no way to provide comment or suggest changes to bills.


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I use my kindle paper white everyday. I can?t live without it. I take it with me everywhere!
A bookworm's dream!
LOVE. I have been gifted and purchased Kindles for about five years now. I read constantly and anyone knows that paperback is both expensive, and can take up a lot of room quickly. I like how sleek and simple this model is, and my favorite part is how it does not make my eyes hurt.
Perfect for reading on the go!
I've been using the Kindle Paperwhite for about a year now. The best feature it has is the non-glare screen which allows for a reading that's easy on the eyes! Plus having all of my favourite titles saved in it without having to worry about cluttering my room, which is already very full of physical book copies lol. I'm eagerly awaiting the release of the new Kindle Oasis! (Coming Oct. 31st!)


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COPYSIGN(3) Linux Programmer's Manual COPYSIGN(3) NAME copysign, copysignf, copysignl - copy sign of a number SYNOPSIS #include <math.h> double copysign(double x, double y); float copysignf(float x, float y); long double copysignl(long double x, long double y); Link with -lm. Feature Test Macro Requirements for glibc (see feature_test_macros(7)): copysign(), copysignf(), copysignl(): _SVID_SOURCE || _BSD_SOURCE || _XOPEN_SOURCE >= 600 || _ISOC99_SOURCE || _POSIX_C_SOURCE >= 200112L; or cc -std=c99 DESCRIPTION The copysign(), copysignf(), and copysignl() functions return a value whose absolute value matches that of x, but whose sign bit matches that of y. For example, copysign(42.0, -1.0) and copysign(-42.0, -1.0) both return -42.0. RETURN VALUE On success, these functions return a value whose magnitude is taken from x and whose sign is taken from y. If x is a NaN, a NaN with the sign bit of y is returned. ERRORS No errors occur. ATTRIBUTES Multithreading (see pthreads(7)) The copysign(), copysignf(), and copysignl() functions are thread-safe. CONFORMING TO C99, POSIX.1-2001. This function is defined in IEC 559 (and the appen‐ dix with recommended functions in IEEE 754/IEEE 854). NOTES On architectures where the floating-point formats are not IEEE 754 com‐ pliant, these functions may treat a negative zero as positive. SEE ALSO signbit(3) COLOPHON This page is part of release 3.65 of the Linux man-pages project. A description of the project, and information about reporting bugs, can be found at http://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/. GNU 2013-10-14 COPYSIGN(3)[top]
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Have you ever wondered whether you are worthy to share the Gospel . . . the Good News of Jesus Christ?
The short answer is: You are, and even more so, you are called by God to do so.
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The longer answer lies in the study of God's word below.
For we speak as messengers approved by God to be entrusted with the Good News.
Our purpose is to please God, not people. He alone examines the motives of our hearts.
1 Thessalonians 2:4 NLT
The words of Paul are true to his character. He was never an apostle who said one thing and did another. His actions followed his words, and he encouraged his audiences to do the same. He lived to preach the sincere and uncorrupted gospel of Christ and encouraged fellow believers to believe and obey.
Paul's purpose was not to obtain the approval of man but to promote a pure belief in Christ, a Gospel that was without deceit . . . a Gospel that was pure and holy as the Word of God is pure.
We find the reasons for Paul's approach in 1 Thessalonians 2:4.
- Paul was a steward who was entrusted with the gospel of Christ, and a steward is required to be faithful.
Paul was always clear that the gospel he preached was not his own but that of God. It is important, even for us today, to give the honor to God as we perform His works and not to keep it for ourselves.
- Paul's design and purpose was to please God and not men.
This is the way we are all called to live. God looks beyond the facade of our appearances as He studies our hearts. The truth is we can never achieve such faithfulness towards God by our own doing. We need Him for that. The power of the gospel of Christ was designed to wash away our corrupt appetites and desires and to deliver us from ourselves so that we can walk in the power of our faith in Christ. If I yet pleased men, I should not be the servant of Christ (Galatians 1:10).
- Paul understood to whom he was accountable.
He continuously acted under the consideration of God's omniscience, as in the sight of Him who tries our hearts. This is the greatest challenge we face, but it was the motive behind Paul's sincerity, to consider that God not only saw all that he did, but knew his thoughts and searched the heart. God is well acquainted with every part of us. Nothing about us surprises Him. And our rewards will come from Him who tries our hearts.
The same way Paul was found worthy, we are also found worthy in Christ to share His Good News. We are not only worthy, but we are called by God to be citizens of heaven on earth as we are His representatives here on earth.
Having established his worthiness by God to preach the gospel, Paul further encourages us in the way we should walk and endure as believers in Christ.
Above all, you must live as citizens of heaven, conducting yourselves in a manner worthy of the Good News about Christ. Then, whether I come and see you again or only hear about you, I will know that you are standing together with one spirit and one purpose, fighting together for the faith, which is the Good News.
Philippians 1:27 NLT
Paul wrote these words while in prison. He was no stranger to the trouble one has to endure when you take a stand for Christ. But none of the opposition he faced could make him pursue the love of Christ.
Paul called upon all believers in Christ to let their words and actions line up with the gospel.
Paul had spoken in Philippians 1:26 that he would return but would not have them rely on that. The same applies to us today. We are personally accountable to God. Christ is always at hand. He is always near to us. Just as Paul desired to hear from the believers in Thessalonica, we are called upon today:
- To stand fast in one spirit, with one mind. Be steadfast and immovable in any opposition. Our faith should not follow the ebb and flow of people's opinions, but we should be steady in the guidance we receive from God's Word.
- To strive together, not strive one with another; all of us must strive against the common adversary. One spirit and one mind become the gospel; for there is one Lord, one faith, one baptism.
So what can we take from this?
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He looks beyond our outward appearances and examines our hearts.
Because of Jesus, we can share His gospel.
We should conduct ourselves in a manner reflecting our citizenship of heaven.
In spite of different doctrines, we ought to stand together with fellow believers and endure in the midst of the opposition we will receive along the way.
Father God, thank You for finding us worthy to share the good news of Jesus. Give us the divine opportunities to share Jesus and give us the words and the manner in which they must be spoken so that hearts will turn to You. Help us to endure and to keep our eyes on Jesus, no matter how dark it gets outside. In Jesus' name, Amen.


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Mountmellick choir cut CD
St Joseph's Sunday Choir are busy recording their first CD, with all profits to go to Cuisle, the cancer support centre in Portlaoise.
Director and organist Audrey Whelan formed the idea after the choir sang in a broadcast at the Matt Talbot pilgrimage in Knock last summer.
"It sounded so lovely, I thought why not make a CD, and give all the profits to Cuisle," she said.
Formed in 2007, the choir has 36 men, women and children, now busy recording hymns in the church while it is closed at night, with kind permission of PP Fr Murphy.
"The acoustics are second to none," she said, listing How Great Thou Art and Panis Angelicus as some of the hymns.
The CD will be out in spring, and they are fundraising to pay for costs at SuperValu this Friday and Saturday, October 25 and 26.
"We ask everyone to give as generously as possible and welcome private donations too," said Audrey. New members welcome. See notes.


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Pantene is a hair-care brand that originated in 1947 and is inspired by the ingredient panthenol. Each of the 22 shampoo formulas is infused with pro-vitamin B5 to help strengthen hair and keep it healthy.
Pantene originated in Europe in 1947 and came to the U.S. in 1960. Personal-care brand Procter and Gamble acquired the brand in 1985 and distribution greatly expanded. In 2010 pantene shampoos were reformulated and categorized into fine hair, curly hair, medium to thick hair, color hair and classic care.
Shampoo Formulas
Pantene offers several shampoos within each of their Solutions categories. For example the Color Hair Solutions category features Color Preserve Shine, Color Preserve Smooth and Color Preserve Volume formulas. There is also Nature Fusion that uses naturally-derived ingredients to cleanse, Relaxed & Natural for women of color, and Restore Beautiful Lengths for long hair.
Pantene shampoos are affordable mass-market formulas and typically retail for around $4.99 for a 12.6 oz. bottle. They are available at drugstores and grocery stores nationwide.


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Badger Meter Named official Sponsor of ACE13 Meter Madness Contest
November 13,2012
Contact Information
Erika Curran
800-876-3837, ext. 15990
MILWAUKEE, Wis. – Badger Meter (NYSE: BMI) will be the official sponsor of the 2013 Meter Madness Contest at the American Water Works Association (AWWA) Annual Conference and Exhibition (ACE13) in Denver, Colo., June 9-13. In this national competition, water industry personnel will work against the clock, and each other, to determine who can accurately assemble the Badger Meter Recordall Disc Series Meter M25 in the shortest amount of time.
According to Jan Boyer, marketing product manager at Badger Meter, the company selected its Recordall Disc Series Meter M25 for the competition because its innovative nutating disc design makes it the most accurate meter in low flow environments.* Ideal for small- to mid-sized residential and commercial applications, it meets or exceeds registration accuracy rates for volumes as low as 1/8 gallon per minute (gpm) to as high as 170 gpm, while also reducing wear and pressure loss and extending field performance.
Throughout the year leading up to the national contest, AWWA Sections host their own competitions and then have the opportunity to send two representatives per Section to compete for the national Meter Madness title. Competitors may request a practice meter from the sponsoring meter manufacturer to prepare for the event. Boyer says Badger Meter already has shipped out about 200 practice units. To request one, participants should visit http://www.badgermeter.com/metermadness.
"The Meter Madness Contest is a great way for utility professionals to showcase their skills and join in a friendly competition," says Boyer. "We're excited to be the official sponsor for ACE13 and look forward to the event."
Available in engineered polymer and a lead-free bronze alloy, the Recordall Disc Series Meter line meets or exceeds the AWWA C700 or C710 standards, meets the Jan. 4, 2014 federal lead content limitation, and has been certified to comply with NSF/ANSI Standard 61, Annex G and NSF 372. These meters are compatible with all Badger Meter reading systems and approved technologies.
About Badger Meter
As an innovator in flow measurement and control products, Badger Meter serves water utilities, municipalities, commercial and industrial customers worldwide. Measuring water, oil, chemicals and other fluids, Badger Meter products are known for accuracy durability, and for providing valuable and timely measurement data. For more information, visit www.badgermeter.com.
*Richards, G. L., Johnson, M. C., Barfuss, S. L. (2010). Apparent Losses Caused by Water Meter Inaccuracies at Ultralow Flows. Journal AWWA, 120(5), 123-132.


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The only app that I can find that looks like it does this is Chrome to Phone. Given the name, is the phone function crucial to pushing a Map to your Android device?
I'm looking to send directions from my PC to my Archos 43 that is paired up with a Bluetooth GPS.


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Black Diamond Mines Rocks - Antioch, CA
in Rock and Mineral Displays
Some rocks on display at the visitors center at Black Diamond Mines.
posted by: saopaulo1
location: California
date approved: 9/1/2014
last visited: never
Diabas-Findling - Hirzenhain, Hessen, Germany
Dieser Diabas-Findling wurde am Rand der Straße von Hirzenhain nach Tringenstein (K53) aufgestellt | This diabase boulder was placed near the road from Hirzenhain to Tringenstein (K53)
posted by: Eibacher Kuckuck
location: Hessen, Germany
date approved: 8/16/2014
Arizona Mineral Display - Arizona Historical Society - Tempe, AZ
A mineral display in the "Ghost Towns" exhibit at the Arizona Historical Society.
posted by: jennyanykind
location: Arizona
date approved: 7/28/2014
last visited: 1/17/2015
Mt. Lassen Rock Display - Anaheim, CA
This rock display is located in the Redwood Creek Challenge Trail in Disney's California Adventure.
posted by: bluesnote
date approved: 7/6/2014
Erratic boulders display / Bludné balvany - Nový Jicín (North Moravia)
Interesting geological display, devoted to the erratic boulders typical for this region of North Moravia, you can find in public park Janáckovy sady (Janácek Orchards) in town Nový Jicín.
posted by: Dorcadion Team
location: Moravskoslezský kraj, Czechia
date approved: 5/28/2014
last visited: 1/16/2015
Geological exhibition- Prague, Czech Republic
A small geological exhibition beside an entrance to Station young natural scientists in Prague.
posted by: ToRo61
location: Hlavní město Praha, Czechia
date approved: 5/5/2014
Zinc Sample - Spiva Park - Joplin MO
This zinc rock sits at the main entrance to Spiva Park in historic downtown Joplin. It is representative of the ore that brought a mining boom to Joplin in the late 1800's, eventually spawning the thriving city of Joplin.
posted by: Where's George
location: Missouri
date approved: 4/22/2014
Apollo 15 Moon Rock - Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum - Yorba Linda, CA
This moon rock resides inside the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum, the birthplace of Richard Nixon.
posted by: thebeav69
date approved: 4/19/2014
last visited: 11/28/2014
Centenostone - Bethany College - Bethany, West Virginia
Monument constructed of stones from various places with historic connection with the formation and early years of the Disciples of Christ movement.
posted by: BruceS
location: West Virginia
date approved: 3/12/2014
Lake Mead National Recreation Area Visitors Center Mineral Display - Boulder City, NV
Rocks from the area are displayed at the Lake Mead National Recreation Area Visitors Center near Boulder City, NV.
posted by: Metro2
location: Nevada
date approved: 3/7/2014
last visited: 8/21/2013
Geologische Infostation - Scharbeutz, Germany
In der Lübecker Bucht zwischen Scharbeutz and Haffkrug gibt es eine geologische Infostation zur Geschiebekunde. / At the Lübeck bay near Scharbeutz a geological info station gives an overview about nordic glaciation.
posted by: DieCacherGirls
location: Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
date approved: 2/21/2014
last visited: 10/12/2014
The Hemlock Stone, Nottingham
The Hemlock Stone stands near the summit of Stapleford Hill adjacent to Bramcote Hills and the park.
posted by: Muddy_Puddles
location: East Midlands, United Kingdom
date approved: 2/20/2014
Canadian Museum of Nature Gems, Rocks and Minerals Collection - Ottawa, Canada
Canadian Museum of Nature Gems, Rocks and Minerals Collection is located in Ottawa, Canada.
posted by: tatie
location: Ontario, Canada
date approved: 2/7/2014
last visited: 7/24/2014
Rock Display at Fiorland National Park Visitor Centre - Te Anau, New Zealand
An interesting explanation of Fiordland's geology can be found in Te Anau's Fiorland National Park Visitor Centre.
posted by: Trail Blaisers
location: South Island, New Zealand
date approved: 1/5/2014
Menhir du Vercors - Corrençon-en-Vercors, France
This rock is located at the entrance of the village to welcome and inform visitors that will use Corrençon-en-Vercors numerous hiking trails.
posted by: denben
location: Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
A Walk Along a Geologic Timeline #1 - California
Rock display at Kohm Yah-mah-nee Visitor Center.
posted by: Volcanoguy
date approved: 12/24/2013
last visited: 9/19/2013
A Walk Along a Geologic Timeline #2 - California
A Walk Along a Geologic Timeline #3 - California
Rock display at Kohm Yah-mah-nee Visitor Center
A Walk Along a Geologic Timeline #4 - California
The Hand of Faith - Las Vegas, NV
This is what the Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino was Named After!
date approved: 12/18/2013
last visited: 12/18/2013
Iron Ore Boulder - Latchford, Ontario
An iron-ore sample from a local mine, complete with drill hole.
posted by: Loonwatcher
date approved: 12/15/2013
last visited: 7/16/2014
The Eberly Minerals and Gems Gallery - Washington, D.C.
Located inside the Smithsonian Natural History Museum, this rock and mineral display is huge and one can spend hours here observing Earth's history.
location: District of Columbia
date approved: 12/9/2013
last visited: 8/24/2014
Musée minéralogique et minier de Thetford Mines, Quebec
Le Musée minéralogique et minier présente l'impact de la géologie et socio-économique de l'exploitation minière. The Mineralogy and Mining Museum presents the geology and socio-economic impact of mining.
location: Québec, Canada
date approved: 12/1/2013
last visited: 5/2/2014
Rice Northwest Museum of Rocks and Minerals - Hillsboro, OR
The Rice Museum has become nationally recognized as the finest rocks and minerals museum in the Pacific Northwest, and one of the best in the nation.
posted by: dkestrel
location: Oregon
date approved: 11/19/2013
last visited: 9/16/2014
Lassen Crossroads Igneous Rock Garden - California
Local rock type display near northwest entrance to Lassen Volcanic National Park.
date approved: 11/11/2013
last visited: 9/16/2013
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eHealth projects Research and Innovation in the field of ICT for Health and Wellbeing: an overview
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"What have the best brains of Europe come up with to improve health and wellbeing with the help of Information and Communication Technology (ICT)? This report offers an overview of the most current (on-going or recently finished) European funded projects in the field of ICT for health and wellbeing ('eHealth')."
Head of Unit ICT for Health and Wellbeing, DG Connect
What says the European Parliament Think Tank about e-Health - Technology for health?
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Designing for People with Dementia
The 2015 wave of Marie Skłodowska-Curie actions brought excellent news for research and intervention on dementia. Two approved projects shown how relevant is this thematic for society and how actively the community is looking for a wider knowledge and for getting in place complementary approaches with expected high impact on the care cycle (people suffering from dementia, their relatives, formal carers, etc.)
Are you able to participate in the Health app's Directory suggesting a health app?
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My Health Apps Network is calling for citizen participation on an online survey that gives the opportunity to suggest a health app for inclusion onmyhealthapps.net VITLAB is supporting this initiative disseminating the opportunity by its members and visitors.
Participants in the this 5 minuts survey could be:
Study: What do patients and carers need in health apps - but are not getting?
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This white paper report the analysis of the views of 1,130 patient and carer groups on health apps. According to the study experts, the use of health apps has not yet moved into mainstream medicine and public health programmes aimed at disease prevention - "despite the huge and obvious potential of health apps to support patient self-care and reduce the drain on healthcare systems".


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Eli Manning Quotes
16 Eli Manning quotes:
"As a young quarterback you still have to take advantage of the situation that you're in. I think from just watching my brother and hearing about my dad, I understand that you might not have this chance again."
"I think everybody knows what to expect from Coach Coughlin, ... The five minutes early, that's just part of it. Now you know how it is. No one talks about it any more . . . . That's just the way it is. There are no ifs, ands or buts about it. Everybody knows we've got to get better. We need some discipline to be a better team than we were last year."
"When I came to Ole Miss, everyone expected me to bring the program back to its glory days. I didn't want to put that kind of pressure on myself."
"I still have a lot of room for improvement on things and being a more consistent player, ... but as the season goes on, I'll be able to improve on that. But I think I am better than I was last year."
"It doesn't happen automatically, ... Sometimes it comes from hard work and repetition. After being with someone for a long period of time you start to get it. Marvin (Harrison) and Peyton (Manning, his brother) have been together for eight years now (in Indianapolis). If you're with anybody for eight years you're probably going to have some decent numbers together. You don't see that a whole lot anymore where two guys are together for that long."
"It's a protective thing. When you throw and plant, the knee is kind of vulnerable."
"I think my teammates have trust in me that I can handle things, that it's hard to get under my skin."
"I didn't play well, and I made too many mistakes for us to win today. It was not the way I wanted to come out and play."
"I'm still a young quarterback, ... I'm only in my eighth game starting. I'm still going to make mistakes. I'm going to see different looks every game that I'm going to have to make decisions on."
"I'm upset. Today, I didn't play well. I made mistakes and I didn't make enough plays to give us a chance. It was not the way I wanted to come out and play today."
"I didn't play well. I didn't make enough plays. I made too many mistakes for us to win."
"I'm not going to worry about my arm, ... We have a new game plan and I felt comfortable with that. The throws I missed today I'll get down by the end of the week."
"It's good that we won, but the offense did not play well, ... My performance is not OK by me. I've got to play better. I can't turn the ball over like that and give points away."
"It?s good that we won, but the offense did not play well, ... My performance is not OK by me. I?ve got to play better. I can?t turn the ball over like that and give points away."
"It went well. I had no pain."
"I am worried. Obviously you just have to wait and see what the damage is. I'll call my parents later today and they'll probably have a better feel for what's going on. You just pray that people are OK and that the damage is not as bad as it can be."


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