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Toru walks up to the platform and gives a speech to the potential new hirees.
He lives a comfortable life in a nice house in the country with his wife of 11 years, Gill Hinchcliffe, 56, a former floor manager and mother of his 15-year-old daughter, Sophie Mae.
He clearly wears good clothes – today he's sporting a well-cut tweed jacket and an expensive tailored shirt – and he is a qualified helicopter pilot, although he doesn't own his own helicopter. I became an actor because I wanted to become an actor.
It's now a convenience to obtain your pet registered at a close to by hospital and to take it over there for normal checkups and in case of an urgent emergency. Going through this post reminds me of my previous roommate! The story wasn't boring and it's really refreshing too see the cute couple. Please make it like 16-20 episodes for the next time. This story is one of the best Japanese dramas I would recommend... recently i have watch a lot of kdrama so mybe i kind of expect jdrama to be like kdrama. Thanks 1,000,000 and please carry on the gratifying work. I hope it's a long one so I can enjoy watching it to the longest. I am honestly kind of infatuated with him......^___^ but what an interesting drama and to find that the lead girl has this big secret and that she knows about our lead!!!
The majority of the individuals don't concentrate on the care from the pets and they just want t o keep pets with out any care. And That's so true that the chemistry between makoto and toru really greaat. I JUST REALLY WISH AND I HOPE THEY WILL MAKE SEASON 2! It's a great story that contents a slice of life, give people some moral value about betrayal, greediness and faithful. but i realize both are different in a special way.. This drama really worth to watch Love this drama although im always watching kdrama but when i saw the title i thought it's interesting but i now LOVE this drma and i feel hooked to it, so this is my first jdrama and it's awsome. Cant wait for ep 7 and i really hope Hyuga and Natsui will have a happy ending.wo I watch a lot of dramas be it Thai, Korean, or Chinese, but I rarely watch Japanese dramas. This one however will mark my 4th Jdrama: first was "Gokusen," followed by "Hana Kimi," and "Hana Yori Dango." Yeah I've got this thing for Shun Oguri. The leads have great chemistry and I love Oguri's hair and that suit towards the end...effin gorgeous!
This would be my 2nd Japanese Drama to evr watch if things gets permissible, 1st was during the" F4" fever, being a self confessed KDrama addictus, im normally sooo with KDrama wid no time & care for other dramas being aired some where, out there in the universe but after stumbling into RB PW wonders of wonders...a Japanese drama got me totally hooked :) It has the same feel and possible ingredients of a K Drama but in a different taste, wholly unique on its own...
I love this series so much and have seen it three times already! I love how the story is realistic and Hyuga-Makoto chemistry is right on point.. I'm craving for more J-dramas but don't know what to watch since I'm not experienced in J-dramas.. love Makoto Natsui character , reminds me of han jieun character in full house, a stupid ,funny, cute and she really breaks my heart as han jieun did. Some people said it's referred the biography of Jobs but I think so what. So, i really hope there will be season 2 for this drama.


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Matthew 21:21-22 (NLT)Examples of faith in action - the Roman Centurion (Luke 7:1-10), Jesus healing in response to faith, Jairus daughter and the woman with the issue of blood (Luke 8:40-56), the Faith of a Gentile Woman (Matt 15:21-28), four men who lowered a paralyzed man through the roof (Mark 2:1-12).
21 Then Jesus told them, "I assure you, if you have faith and don't doubt, you can do things like this and much more. You can even say to this mountain, `May God lift you up and throw you into the sea,' and it will happen.
22 If you believe, you will receive whatever you ask for in prayer."
Many people have needs but not all who have needs goes to Jesus to have their needs answered. Refer to all the stories listed above. Many of the people who seek Jesus out do so out of curiosity, to meet a celebrity, to rub shoulders with Him, to see a man they heard so much about who is said to perform miracles, but not one of them ask Jesus for anything so nothing happens for these people. In each of the stories, only those who seek Jesus out believing that He can meet their needs, have their needs met when they engage Him ...by touching Him or by asking Him for a healing.
It is their faith that Jesus responded to, and Jesus himself says so (Luke 7:9; Luke 8:48, 50; Matt 15:28, Mark 2:5). It was never their needs that Jesus responded to, but their faith. These men and women reached out to Jesus by their actions of faith, that is, they first believed in Him and then acted on it.
Today you too can do the same by reaching out to Jesus through pray. Prayer is an act of faith, you believing that He is able and willing to meet your needs. The "trick" is, not to doubt. For that, you need to know the person of God, His nature, His likes and dislikes, through His son Jesus Christ. In short you need to build a relationship with Jesus and He will reveal Himself to you.
John 14:21 (NLT)When we pray we exercise our faith in Christ Jesus and with time, in our knowing who God is, in His revelation of Himself to us, FAITH becomes second nature, to us.
21 Those who obey my commandments are the ones who love me. And because they love me, my Father will love them, and I will love them. And I will reveal myself to each one of them."
Believing first before seeing the evidence of what you are hoping for or believeing for is called faith. (Hebrew 11:1) Faith is you having more confidence in God's love and power working for you than in the devil's ability to harm you. When you choose to rest in the finished work of Christ at the cross, you will see miracles in your life; the impossible happening; the manifestation of your blessing.
Afterall, Christians are called to live by faith and not by sight (2 Corinthians 5:7). Also, it is impossible to please God without faith (Hebrew 11:6). With our faith founded in Jesus, He will give us rest and with that peace.


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The Innkeepers movie review
This is a terrific little horror flick. I used the adjective "little" not to demean but to denote the film's low budget, its lack of reliance on special effects and its emphasis on character.
Writer/director Ti West smartly focuses on Claire and Luke. As Claire. Sara Paxton is so natural that I wanted to believe that she had just been discovered behind the till of a record store (she's actually been acting since she was eight). She and Luke are two twentysomething hipsters manning the front desk of the Yankee Pedlar Inn, in Connecticut, on a long weekend.
Lena Dunham (Girls) is cast in a minor part. Kelly McGillis (Top Gun, The Accused) is one of the few guests at the Yankee Pedlar. The film offers plenty of good scares but West is most effective at building tension, only to relieve it with a laugh at his characters' expense. Up to a point.
Ultimately The Innkeepers' success is due to being just what it implies. It's a movie about two bored innkeepers who enjoy scaring each other a little too much. We are left wondering what happened, what was real and what wasn't. Certainly, the movie's charm is.


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Last week, I was on vacation at our cottage in Eagle River in northern Wisconsin. The weather was pretty good, but we had a few days of rain. We had brought along a cellular provider's router to test to see if we could get Internet service there. We had no signal and no Internet for the week. While I too enjoy a day or two of "electronics" vacation, I found that going a whole week without the Internet in easy reach was difficult. I am so into the habit of going to the computer for easy access to information that I felt I was "back in time" using an outdated phone book to try to gather information. Staying connected with my family and friends was difficult at best. I could consider myself to be a "Digital Vacationer".
Upon returning from vacation, my first task was to fire up the home computer and check my email and social networking sites e.g. Twitter, Facebook and Ning. You may have heard of Marc Prensky's terms of "Digital Native" and "Digital Immigrant". Digital natives are those who were born into the age of home computers and other electronics. To them, life is not life without these electronics. These are the students and young teachers in today's schools. The Digital Immigrants, on the other hand, are people who grew up in homes and schools without computers and modern electronics. They have learned to use computers similar to a person who learns a new language when they move to a new country. These are many of the parents and veteran teachers.
I have always considered myself neither a "Digital Native" nor a "Digital Immigrant". To me, I would be considered a DBL, "Digital Bilingual". While I can remember the days of little electronics, I feel very comfortable in today's digital age. I can train others on how to use technology. I can use the technology with ease in my classroom. I use technology on a daily basis for my personal and professional life. I even wired my own home when we built it. Perhaps that is why I felt like a "Digital Vacationer" last week. As I was reflecting on this, I realized that perhaps that is how our students feel at school each day.
Most schools do not have 1:1 computer programs. Many do not allow students with their own computers to bring them to school and connect to the Internet. Unless a student has a study hall and can get a pass to the library or a lab, they very likely are without Internet access all day at school. I know many schools where the policy is a maximum of 5 lab sign ups per class per YEAR! Depending on who a student has for a teacher and which classes he or she is enrolled in, students can actually go weeks without touching a computer at school.
But what are they doing once they go home from "digital vacation" at school? As soon as class is dismissed, out come the cell phones and the students are texting. At home, student flock to computers to do homework (we hope) as well as socially connect with others. I have heard many comments from educators that what they do on computers is a waste of time. I challenge them to watch a teenager use a computer over time. They are searching for information relevant to them, evaluating the quality of the information and connecting with others.
Social learning is a very powerful tool, both with and without technology. If we want to get students engaged, let's use the "digital" social learning tools that they love to use. Let's build safe and purposeful social learning networks within our schools so students don't have to be on "digital vacation" during the school day. Let's get going on 1:1 laptop learning or at least allow those who have laptops to bring them to school and get on the Internet. They can share with those who don't have one! I would love it if at least half of my students brought their own laptop to school! That would open a ton of doors for their learning! I challenge you to move forward and end the "digital vacations" in our schools!


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Unrest over project delays in South Africa
South Africa's consulting engineers says that the government must make economic decisions about South Africans infrastructure development or face possible further unrest over service delivery.
The warning comes as severe project delays new power stations, which along with violent strikes, underline the poor state of the civil engineering industry in South Africa.
The consulting engineer says in its latest biannual economic and capacity survey of the industry released on Monday, 4 May, that the level of satisfaction among engineering firms in 2014.
The crisis is the weakest level since the 1998 financial crisis. There was a notable shift in the opinions expressed by larger firms in this survey.
The consulting engineer said it had come to a point where the government also had to make hard economic decisions instead of political decisions when it came to South Africans infrastructure needs.
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- paniigataAsked on January 14, 2014 at 04:01 AM
When people try to submit the JotForm, they receive this error: Oops! cannot open log file:/var/log/jotform/jotform.all Details: File: /www/v3/builds/1796e6c7842197937bd50637567fe89a42a9d549/lib/classes/Console.php Line: 265 How do I fix this?
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Would you like to own a brand new limited edition miniature version of the Eric Morecambe Statue?
New mini likenesses of our Eric are being made to raise money for the 'Morecambe Gets Wise' campaign.
Statue sculptor Graham Ibbeson has created detailed, fine art replicas of the original sculpture, which was recently re-cast after damage.
A limited number will be put on sale priced between £850 and £7,500.
Each maquette will be personally signed and numbered by Graham and dated December 11 2014; the date the Eric Morecambe Statue was returned to the comedian's home town.
A signed certificate of authenticity will also be provided with each maquette.
Graham said: "They are for anyone who wants to own something a little bit special.
"They've come out really really well. They have ben 3D scanned from the original sculpture.
"If I hold one out with one hand it's like looking at the Eric Morecambe Statue in the distance."
A limited edition of 36 15in high resin cast maquettes will go on sale, priced £850, and 36 8in high bronze cast replicas (£2,500 each), as well as nine 15in high bronze cast miniatures (£7,500 each). They are mounted on an English Oak base.
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Something I got from my student. I was so touched. I have to blog it because sometimes I tend to look for it and read it again and again.
"August 30, 2014. I knew there was something terribly wrong the moment our instructor came into our room that day. She walked slower than her usual pace. The smile she had every time she walked into our room was absent. Her voice wasn't as strong and as clear as it usually is. She wasn't as excited about the UAAP game like most of us were. It felt like she wasn't the Ma'am Kit that I've known and adored.
Something was bothering her, and it showed. She was having a hard time explaining the different kinds of interfaces to us. It was admirable of her to still continue on with our discussion. Chapter 6 was about interfaces. There are 20 different kinds and each had its own purpose. Everything was pretty much self-explanatory.
I wanted to know what happened, but asking her might have seemed rude. It was a good thing that someone spoke up. "Ma'am, ba't kayo malungkot?" Suddenly, learning about interfaces didn't seem relevant to me anymore. She smiled a little. Then, she started telling us that there was this guy that told her a lot of stuff, and that she was intimidating. All she could reply to the guy was Whut?
She was overwhelmed. I understood her. We all have those moments when we are at a loss for words. Those moments that you don't have enough time to process things and an immediate reply was needed. Those moments that if you took time to think about things, the silence wouldn't be bearable for the two of you. And I hate those moments."


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United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County staff had the opportunity to visit the BRAND NEW Asheville Middle School this morning and it's beautiful!
Last week, a dozen Highlands Circle members participated in a We Care! Experience here at United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County, creating 96 snack packs for Middle School students.
United Way believes that great things happen when we LIVE UNITED. We know we can accomplish more together, as a community, than we can alone. This past Friday we celebrated another year of hard work, and accomplishments, by hosting a luncheon for the partners that are leading the way through our Middle School Success Initiative.
Highlands Circle member Cortney Mospan was recently featured in a pharmacist.com in an article "Giving back to enrich my community and live my why."
When you sit down and listen to people tell their story, you find out all kinds of amazing things. That's what happened when our team of AmeriCorps VISTA members at Erwin Middle School began interviewing key members of the Erwin school community. Every few days, they sit down with faculty and staff to ask them what encouraged them to become teachers and what motivates them each and every day. The first three staff that they interviewed are showcased below.
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America's Promise Alliance, who lead an alliance of organizations, communities and individuals dedicated to making the promise of America real for every child, recently higlighted UWABC's Laura Elliot for their community leader spotlight.
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"One street from where you woke up this morning, someone is calling 2-1-1."
That's how this year's LIVE UNITED Celebration opened, with a powerful message of how United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County is working towards our mission each and every day. In the hour that we were together, we celebrated the financial gifts and the hours of volunteer work that our partners and volunteers have contributed, and honored the partnerships that have strengthened our community.


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[solved] A sort of tree view in QML?
Hi all...
I'm here again with another problem, or better, in this case, I'm wondering how to do a certain thing... :)
I have an xml file containing the comments to a certain wordpress blog post. Each comment in the list has a key saying of which other comment it is child of (i.e. there is the id of the parent).
Now I need to show this comments in the app, but in threaded way, such as, maybe, any comment is a few pixel indented with respect to its parent... Some easy and practical ideas on how to do this? I think that the listview is not a solution. Maybe it should be usefoul to have a TreeView view, to connect to an XmlListModel, but I don't think such a component is available in QML!
As always, thanks all :P
It should not be a problem in QML to build a TreeView. As outer most element you talke a ListView and as delegate a Text element which represents the top level item and a Column that contains the children. The Column delegates again can have a top level item + a column again...understand what I mean? I think the most difficult thing is to build a model for such a view. But I think it is doable.
Will try to write up some code, then will come back here, let's see what I can sort out :P
Ok, I have had an idea on hot to "solve" this, that maybe is easier than the Column one (btw: hot to define a delegate for a Column?).
The idea is to use a "Comment" model for the delegate of the ListView, that has as first item an empty item deciding the distance from the border, and then the content of the comment, that are the text, author and date. Code:
import QtQuick 1.1
import com.nokia.symbian 1.1
Component {
property int commentId;
property int level;
property alias text: commentText.text
property alias author: commentAuthor.text
property alias date: commentDate.text
Item { id: commentWrapper height: childrenRect.height Item { id: levelMarginElement width: (level > 6 ? 7 : level) * 5 anchors.left: parent.left } Item { anchors.left: levelMarginElement.right anchors.verticalCenter: commentWrapper.verticalCenter Text { id: commentText } Row { id: commentInfos height: childrenRect.height anchors { top: commentText.bottom left: parent.left right: parent.right topMargin: 10 } Label { id: commentAuthor anchors { top: parent.top left: parent.left } width: (parent.width / 2) platformInverted: window.platformInverted font.pixelSize: platformStyle.fontSizeSmall horizontalAlignment: Text.AlignLeft } Label { id: commentDate anchors { top: parent.top right: parent.right left: commentAuthor.right } platformInverted: window.platformInverted font.pixelSize: platformStyle.fontSizeSmall horizontalAlignment: Text.AlignRight } } Button { id: commentsReply anchors { top: commentInfos.bottom right: parent.right } text: "Reply" } } }
Now the problem shoul be to define the ListModel for this ListView.... :S
I think I get the first part of it :D
So, the idea is to have a XmlListModel for handling data, inside a standard ListModel. Once the data are loaded into the xmlListModel, I use javascript and sort item, inserting them into the outermost list model, in the desirable order. This seems to work!
Now I need to better understand how I can select the right level for the comment object of the previous post in all of this thing...
An easy way is to add a tag to the server generated xml file, and use it, but is not really a good solution, i suppose! :)
import QtQuick 1.1
ListModel {
id: root
property alias source: xmlListModel.source property alias query: xmlListModel.query property alias namespaceDeclarations: xmlListModel.namespaceDeclarations property alias status: xmlListModel.status function push(item) { append(item); } property variant __xmlListModel: XmlListModel { id: xmlListModel XmlRole { name: "id" query: "id/number()" isKey: true } XmlRole { name: "author" query: "author/string()" } XmlRole { name: "comment" query: "comment/string()" } XmlRole { name: "pubDate" query: "date/string()" } XmlRole { name: "parentId" query: "parent/number()" } property variant keys: [] onSourceChanged: { console.debug(source) } function searchForChilds(itemId, startingFrom) { for(var i = startingFrom; i < xmlListModel.count; i++) { var item = xmlListModel.get(i); if(item.parentId === itemId) { push(item); item.parentId = -1; searchForChilds(item.id, i + 1); } } } function reconstructCommentsTree() { if(xmlListModel.count === 0) return; var item = xmlListModel.get(0); push(item); searchForChilds(item.id, 1); for(var i = 1; i < xmlListModel.count; i++) { item = xmlListModel.get(i); if(item.parentId === 0) { push(item); item.parentId = -1; searchForChilds(item.id, i + 1); } } for(i = 0; i < root.count; i++) { item = root.get(i); console.debug(item.id + " " + item.pubDate + " " + item.parentId); } } onItemsInserted: reconstructCommentsTree() } Component.onCompleted: { var keys = new Array() for(var i = 0; i < xmlListModel.roles.length; i++) { if(xmlListModel.roles[i].isKey) { keys.push(xmlListModel.roles[i].name); } } xmlListModel.keys = keys; }
Yeahhh! Find the way this morning :P
I slightly changed the order algorithm in this way:
function searchForChilds(itemId, startingFrom, currLevel) {
for(var i = startingFrom; i < xmlListModel.count; i++) {
var item = xmlListModel.get(i);
if(item.parentId === itemId) {
item.commentLevel = currLevel;
searchForChilds(item.commentId, i + 1, currLevel + 1);
function reconstructCommentsTree() {
if(xmlListModel.count === 0)
var item;// = xmlListModel.get(0);
for(var i = 0; i < xmlListModel.count; i++) { item = xmlListModel.get(i); if(item.parentId === 0) { item.commentLevel = 0; push(item); searchForChilds(item.commentId, i + 1, 1); } }
In this way, i add the property commentLevel to the items of the outer listmodel, so that I can use this value in the delegate of the listview. ;)
hope this is not to much complex as an algorithm for a mobile device...


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Farm accident claim news – Unite calls for roving safety reps for farms
The appeal has been made following Health and Safety Executive figures which reveal that farming and allied agricultural industries are the most dangerous UK industries in terms of accident statistics.
Agricultural workers are also most likely to suffer work-related ill-health when compared to other industries.
In its policy document, Good Health and Safety, Good for Everyone the Government identified agriculture as an area of concern, but deemed that proactive inspection would be "unlikely to be effective".
Unite national officer Cath Speight, said, "Unite has repeatedly called for the introduction of roving safety reps to visit farms.
"It is the responsibility of the employer, the farmer, to see all safety procedures and legislation are followed and all employees fully understand safety instructions, including causal and migrant workers, whose first language may not be English and may have difficulty understanding what they are being told.
"If roving reps could visit and see that farmers are complying with health and safety legislation, we believe this high level of [farm] accidents and deaths would be reduced."News


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Understanding the Feast of the Ascension as the Portal to Eternity
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5/10/2018 (8 months ago)
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The Ascension invites us to reflect on who Jesus is - and who we are empowered to become in Him, beginning now and opening up into the life to come. He is indeed the Way, the Truth and the Life. (John 14:6) The Feast of the Ascension of the Lord Jesus helps to explain the Christian vocation and unveils the horizon which opens before us as we continue to live our lives now in this Way called Christianity. (cf Acts 9:2, 11:26) It points to the ongoing plan of redemption for each of us. It gives us a glimpse of the loving plan of God for the whole of creation. This Feast also points us toward a deeper understanding of the Feast of Pentecost which we will soon celebrate. The very Breath of God, His Holy Spirit, has been breathed into the Body of Christ, the Church - and into each one of us as members of that Body.
We really can participate in the Divine Nature - beginning now - and continuing for all eternity. We are in communion with God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, and with one another.
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CHESAPEAKE, VA (Catholic Online) - Throughout most of the Catholic Church around the world we celebrate the Ascension of the Lord on Thursday. In some places, the Feast is transferred to Sunday.
However, whether celebrated on Thursday or Sunday, it is meant to be a cause for celebration. It can be - IF we allow the Holy Spirit to show us what it really means.
The Feast has lost its meaning in the experience of too many Catholics and other Christians.
Does the Ascension of Jesus affect our lives in the here and now?
Is this Feast a commemoration of an event which occurred 2000 years ago? Sort of an intermission in the ministry of Jesus until He returns or the last act of the play?
Or, could it help unlock the meaning of our lives right now? Does it point to the plan of God for the entire created order? Is it a portal to eternity?
The Ascension is meant to be a Feast of profound meaning, hope and promise. However, it requires us to reflect on who Jesus is - and who we are empowered to become in Him, beginning now and opening up into the life to come. He is indeed the Way, the Truth and the Life. (John 14:6)
The Feast of the Ascension of the Lord Jesus helps to explain the Christian vocation and unveils the horizon which opens before us as we continue to live our lives now in this Way called Christianity. (cf Acts 9:2, 11:26) It points to the ongoing plan of redemption for each of us. It gives us a glimpse of the loving plan of God for the whole of creation.
This Feast also points us toward a deeper understanding of the Feast of Pentecost which we will soon celebrate. The very Breath of God, His Holy Spirit, has been breathed into the Body of Christ, the Church - and into each one of us as members of that Body.
That Spirit makes it possible for us to live differently - beginning right now. It is at work within us, transforming us more and more into His Image and Likeness, as we cooperate with the gift of grace.
That Spirit empowers and equips us to participate in the ongoing redemptive mission of Jesus Christ, as it continues through His Body, the Church.
We have ascended with Jesus Christ - and are called to begin to live - and manifest - on this earth the very realities of heaven and the kingdom to come. This new Way is meant to begin in the here and now, to be completed in the fullness of time.
The redemptive plan of God in Jesus Christ will not be complete until the same Jesus who ascended returns and hands the re-created cosmos back to the Father.
That is what the Apostle Paul calls "the plan", or the "mystery" now revealed in Jesus Christ. (See, e.g., Col. 1)
So, what am I saying?
The Feast of the Ascension reveals the meaning of our lives and points to the plan of God for the entire created order.
Is that how we understand the Feast? I think we more commonly think of the Ascension as some kind of intermission or last act. Now, we must strive to do the best we can until Jesus returns.
However, the Ascension is not an intermission at all. Nor is it a last act. The event we remember in this Feast reveals the mission of the Church - and our call to participate in it - right now. It also offers the portal to eternity.
Jesus Christ has not left us. He is continuing His loving, redemptive plan through His Body, the Church, of which we are members.
The Head and the Body cannot be separated. He lives His life through us!
The great western Bishop Augustine proclaimed these words in a homily he preached on the Feast of the Ascension:
"Today our Lord Jesus Christ ascended into heaven; let our hearts ascend with him. Listen to the words of the Apostle: If you have risen with Christ, set your hearts on the things that are above where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God; seek the things that are above, not the things that are on earth. For just as he remained with us even after his ascension, so we too are already in heaven with him, even though what is promised us has not yet been fulfilled in our bodies."
When we passed through the waters of the Font of Baptism we were incorporated into Jesus Christ and became members of His Body, the Church.
Therefore, as Augustine also wrote, "Where the Head is, there is the Body, where I am, there is my Church, we too are one; the Church is in me and I in her and we two are your Beloved and your Lover."
Augustine, reflecting the clear teaching of the early Church Fathers, reminds us that the Head and the Body united are the "One Christ." In other words, we ascended with the Lord! He is the Head and we are members of His Body. We cannot be separated.
So, this is our Feast as well!
We live in Christ by living in His Body, the Church, of which we are members. We are invited to live in the heart of the Church for the sake of the world.
Pope St Leo the Great reflected on the joy the disciples experienced on that glorious day in these words:
"(T)hat blessed company had a great and inexpressible cause for joy when it saw man's nature rising above the dignity of the whole heavenly creation, above the ranks of angels, above the exalted status of archangels.
Now would there be any limit to its upward course until humanity was admitted to a seat at the right hand of the eternal father, to be enthroned at last in the glory of him to whose nature it was wedded in the Person of the Son."
Both Augustine and Leo point us to the deeper meaning of this Feast.
The Ascension does not mark the end of Jesus' relationship with His Church but the beginning of a new way of His relating to the world - in and through His Church.
This way includes every one of us who now bear His name. When viewed with the eyes of living faith the Ascension can begin to change the way we view ourselves and live our daily lives.
Jesus Christ bridged heaven and earth. Through His Incarnation, His Saving Life, Death and Resurrection, we have been set free from the consequences of sin, including the sting of death. (See, 1 Cor. 15:55)
We are being created anew in Him daily - as we choose to freely cooperate with His grace.
One of the Catechism's definitions of grace is "a participation in Divine Life". (See, CCC #1997)
It calls to mind the wonderful words of the Apostle Peter in his second letter. He reminded the early Christians that they were "participants in the Divine Nature". (2 Peter 1:4)
So are we! We really can participate in the Divine Nature - beginning now - and continuing for all eternity. We are in communion with God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, and with one another, including those who have gone on before us marked with the sign of faith.
The Divine Life of the Risen Savior is mediated to us through the Word and the Sacraments - in and through the Church, which is the Body of Christ. Grace is the very life of God.
We have been incorporated into the Trinitarian communion of the Love who is God, beginning now, because we live our lives, now, in Jesus Christ, by the Holy Spirit. We are members of His Body, the Church. The church is a communion in which we are joined, in Him, and with one another, for the sake of the world.
The Church is not some - thing, the Church is Some-One, the Risen Christ truly present in the world which was created through Him, and is now being re-created in Him.
The Church is the seed of the coming Kingdom, planted and sent into the world to continue His redemptive mission until He comes again.
When He does return, He will complete the work of Redemption, and we will be raised to live in the new heaven and earth promised.
The Church, as the early fathers were fond of saying, is the new world, the world in the course of transfiguration.
The Christian vocation invites us to live this new relationship in Jesus Christ together, with the Father, through the Holy Spirit. We are invited to live in the Heart of the Church, for the sake of the World.
So, the Feast of the Ascension is not an Intermission or last act.
The Feast reveals the continuation of the Redemptive mission of Jesus Christ and the great and wonderful plan of the God of Love.
Let me conclude with some words from the great Apostle and mystic Paul who reflects on this loving plan of God:
"Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavens, as he chose us in him, before the foundation of the world, to be holy and without blemish before him.
In love he destined us for adoption to himself through Jesus Christ, in accord with the favor of his will, for the praise of the glory of his grace that he granted us in the beloved. In him we have redemption by his blood, the forgiveness of transgressions, in accord with the riches of his grace that he lavished upon us.
In all wisdom and insight, he has made known to us the mystery of his will in accord with his favor that he set forth in him as a plan for the fullness of times, to sum up all things in Christ, in heaven and on earth.
In him you also, who have heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation, and have believed in him, were sealed with the promised Holy Spirit, which is the first installment of our inheritance toward redemption as God's possession, to the praise of his glory." (Ephesians 1:3-14)
Happy Feast Church!
Deacon Keith A. Fournier is Founder and Chairman of Common Good Foundation and Common Good Alliance. A married Roman Catholic Deacon of the Diocese of Richmond, Virginia, he and his wife Laurine have five grown children and seven grandchildren. He is a human rights lawyer and public policy advocate who served as the first and founding Executive Director of the American Center for Law and Justice in the nineteen nineties and has long been active at the intersection of faith and culture. He is a senior contributing writer to The Stream.
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Hundreds layered up and braved the bitter November air on Sunday to view Hatboro's 53rd annual Holiday Parade.
The weather forecast reported the temperature during the parade at around 30 degrees, with a real feel temperature of 14, but that didn't stop the crowd from lining the sides of York Road to view the parade with its theme of "Candy Cane Cavalcade."�
"It's freezing cold this year, and it's not as crowded, which is kind of a bummer," said Lea Stremme of Hatboro.
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Presented by the Greater Hatboro Chamber of Commerce, the parade included more than 100 marching units with approximately 5,000 participants, plus area emergency services groups. For the second consecutive year, the parade ran north to south along York Road, and units gathered at Summit Street and York Road to travel through the borough.
"The Hatboro Holiday Parade has been a valued tradition for more than one-half century in our region, and an exciting way for families and friends to launch the season," said Joseph J. Tryon, Jr., Greater Hatboro Chamber of Commerce president.
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Marching units included colorful floats, high school marching bands, military units, dance groups, youth and scouting groups, community organizations, area dignitaries and public officials.
Santa and Mrs. Claus arrived in a horse-drawn carriage provided by Bucks County Carriages of New Hope, and the Boy Scouts of America were on scene to collect non-perishable food and personal items along the parade route to donate to Hatboro food pantries.
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"I'm look forward to more parades; maybe he'll be in one in the future," she said with a smile, motioning toward her bundled up infant, Michael.
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For several years now, I have been the only person in my family who hadn't been to Las Vegas. Now grant you, Vegas isn't exactly my typical choice of vacation, but it is on my Bucket List.
I don't gamble much. I don't like crowds. But, I've always wanted to see the Casinos and Hotels. At the top of my list: the fountains of the Bellagio.
And now, I'm going.
Oh, and I'm going because L and CB are planning to tie the knot in Las Vegas in June.
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- FlowerLady Lorraine said...
Congrats are in order and I wish the couple much love, joy and blessings.
Enjoy your time there.
- April 19, 2013 at 4:51 AM
- Kim said...
We went to Las Vegas for our 10th wedding anniversary. (Gosh, that was a long time ago!) I don't like gambling at all, but I loved the shows. It sounds like the perfect reason for you to visit Las Vegas though. All blessings to L and CB!
- April 19, 2013 at 6:41 AM
Congratulations to L & CB. Enjoy your time in Vegas! BJB
- April 19, 2013 at 8:04 AM
- A said...
Fun!! Can't wait for the photos to document the trip! I have never been either... Seth went last fall with ask his siblings and was a huge fan of the fountains!
- April 21, 2013 at 4:53 AM
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The vibe at Heart of the Wild Group Camp
If you stayed here and have some insider info for us, let us know!
The camp is huge and amazing. Betty was very helpful. :)
The kitchen was almost fully stocked with everything we needed.
Be prepared for the 6 miles of dirt road drive (recommend a 4wd or a truck) and the flies. The flies disappear once it gets dark.
Place was exactly as advertised and what I was looking for; a private campground to host a large group of people. We were afforded privacy and all of the amenities advertised.
Check to be sure you have plenty of gas in the car.
Overall it was great, I would come back. The host is really nice and friendly, she gave us peaches and plums from her garden, it seems like a full working farm. It's clean, with strong amenities - a full blown kitchen and working toilet. The site is in relatively close proximity to the owner's house.
Off the grid for sure. Long drive up to spot. Lots of space. Beautiful vista. Convenient to have bathroom, running, prep kitchen, etc. Bring bug repellent and a patient driver with a car that is not afraid to get dirty .
Heart of the Wild is all about seclusion, privacy, silence, shooting stars, redwoods, sunsets on the ocean, and goats. A music festival that hosted up to 400 people was used to take place there for a few years. And you'll have this large meadow for yourselves, as well as the old stage, which is pretty good to pitch a tent on!
The pond is at 3 minutes walking down the hill. There is also a nice 2-hour hike through the forest that you can do from the property. Thank you, Betty, we had a blast!
We had a really amazing long weekend at Heart of the Wild camp! Betty responded immediately after booking and met us upon arrival to her property to explain a few things. The space itself is perfect for a big group as no one else is around and you have so much room to have fun. The spring fed pond/lake was awesome and we brought plenty of floats to beat the midday heat and is a 2 min walk downhill. Other things we did were play bocce through the goat field, have some epic volleyball matches at the court down the road (bring plenty of beers in the cooler as it's a bit of a walk back to camp), set up badminton, and horseshoes in her pit. The camp kitchen has some cookware and utensils but we brought our own grill to cook breakfast and BBQ'd directly on the large fire pit both nights. Also, there is literally nothing but her house around the area so the stars on a clear night are unbelievable!
Some things to note: coming from HWY 1, the winding paved road takes 30-45mins on its own and then you drive on a rutted, dusty dirt road for another 30 minutes. We had 3 trucks and 3 cars do the trip and it was definitely not the easiest in the cars....like you might-get-stuck-up-there not easy. Additionally, this time of year the bugs were pretty awful. We had one person count 65 bug bites on her body the day after we got back and that was with plenty of bug spray, citronella, and a huge fire! Most of the property gets hit with the rising sun and has no morning shade so you will be up right at the crack of dawn, if not before by the goats that yell early. Another pain point was having to pack our own trash out for $300 per night as a group of 15 creates a lot of bulky recycling/waste.
Other than those quirks, it is an absolutely amazing place with space to breathe and fun to be had. Don't expect to the pace of life to move quickly and do not miss the stunning sunsets from in front of Betty's house! I'd definitely go again but would probably not return without a 4x4 truck or SUV.
Bring layers to wear, since temperatures vary in all seasons.
Had a blast here. Its quite a ways from Big Sur but depending on your goals for the trip the combination of kitchen, bathroom, shower and pond are totally worth it. We only decided to leave for the day one time because we had such a good time there. The views from the top of the hill cannot be beaten. Betty was very nice and helpful but left us to ourselves just the right amount. My only recommendation is to not attempt to dump trash at Mill Creek since a ranger almost gave us a hefty fine.


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Carol J. Pearson, 70, of 3013 Santa Lucia Dr., Orlando, Florida, formerly of Emporium, PA died at her residence in Orlando on Thursday, January 14, 2010. She was born Aug 14, 1939 in Emporium a daughter of the late William and Kay Striech Swank. On August 14, 1937 in First Presbyterian Church, Emporium she married Thomas Pearson, who survives.
Mrs. Pearson graduated from Emporium High School in the class of 1957. While living in Emporium she had worked at the former Beacon Loan Co. before moving to Bradford and later to Orlando, FL. in 1989. She had been an avid bowler and a member of the First Presbyterian Church.
SurvivingIn addition to her husband Thomas PearsonDaughter: Nancy Pearson Brodie, Orlando, FLSon: Thomas Pearson, Orlando, FL1 Granddaughter Casey Rose BrodieSister: Deanna Silkie, EmporiumPreceded in Death ByParents: William and Kay Striech SwankBrother: William "Bill" Swank
Funeral Service will be held at the First Presbyterian Church, 205 East Fourth Street, Emporium, PA on Wednesday (January 20, 2010) at 12:00 PM with Rev. Philip W. Sanders, Pastor, officiating.
Visitation will be at the Barnett Funeral Home on Tuesday from 5 - 8 PM.Burial will be in the Newton Cemetery, Emporium, PAMemorial Contributions may be made to American Cancer Society, Cameron Unit, P.O. Box 62, 135 W. Fourth St., Emporium, PA 15834
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Three men on three crosses
- One man died with guilt IN him and ON him.
- A second man died with guilt IN him, but NOT ON him
- The third died with guilt ON Him, but NOT IN Him.
1. One died with sin IN him and ON him.
- The first of two thieves executed that day.
- He seems to be an angry man, probably angry with himself for getting caught.
- Angry with the Judge who sentenced him.
- Angry with the man named Jesus Who hung innocently at his side.
2. One died with sin IN him but NOT ON him.
- The second thief at first joined in the ridicule and insult towards Jesus. But as the darkness set in, He had a change of attitude.
- "We are punished justly, but this Man has done nothing wrong."
- He asks Jesus to remember him in His kingdom.
- This may be one of the ten most important conversations ever recorded.
- The few words show what the rest of the New Testament declares. Forgiveness of sins and Eternal Life is given to anyone who believes in Jesus Christ.
- Faith alone in Christ alone determines our eternal destiny.
- The Judge of the Heavens lifted the guilt from the second thief's shoulders, placing it instead on Jesus, our sin-Bearer.
3. One died with sin ON Him but NOT IN Him.
- Jesus shouldered the guilt of the world.
- He died with the weight of the world's sin on Him, but not the slightest wrong IN Him.
- This was no mistake, and three days later, Jesus rose from the dead.
This is our story.
We were there because God was there in our place, bearing our sins.
We were there because all of us will respond either as the first or the second thief.
WORDS don't make the difference, FAITH does!
May this be your blessed assurance as together we know and serve our risen Saviour - Hallelujah, He Lives!


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I travel a lot in my work and this year I want to be able to stuff a rod and reel and a few odds and sods in my bag so I might be able to get an odd nights fishing while I am away. I have been looking for a travel rod for a while and the cheaper ones did not impress me as they were all quite heavy weights and the dearer ones were, well, dear!
I was keeping an eye on ebay as I often spot some nice rods appear either very slightly used or new and I seen a couple of new Snowbee Prestige rods appear in 6 piece formats. I originally bid on a 5# rod but did not get it- I am a cheap skate and won't chase the bidding. Then a 6# came up and I won this for a fraction of the £230 rrp.
Now I am not sure whether this rrp is strictly accurate as the 2010 model is £230 and I think the rod I won is a 2009 one but to be honest I could not give a stuff. The rod I use most on rivers is over 30 years old (Dicksons of Edinburgh Carbon rod) so age is not an issue. I love that rod but its crap at distance casting as its very soft. A 6 weight is probably a bit of a compromise as a 7# may be better for still water, and a 5# for rivers. But then Its for occasional use and at least I will have something halfway useable.
Anyway I got the Snowbee and I have to say I was extremely impressed with the finish, it comes in a solid tube only 21″ long and looks pretty secure for stuffing in a bag.
Now I feel a 6# is a little of a compromise of a rod- on one hand a little light for "proper" still water work where distance might be an issue but then too heavy for river work where a 5# or 4# would be better.
I have only just got a batch of 6# lines and not even loaded one on a spool yet so decided to try it out with a 7# line and also on a 5#. Neither seem to phase it- its a really nice half way house between the stiffness of my HM3 7# rod and my old Carbon rod rated 5#-7# , but I would say more 5# as its so soft.
Having used it now I am in a better postion to comment on this rod. Its no wehere near as fast as the HM3- and my original comment about it being somewhere between the HM3 and the Dicksons rod seems pretty accurate. It casts a 6 weight line nicelyout to a good distance and with nice presentation though I feel its important you don't "rush" it as its noticeably slower that the HM3. Probably a tough rod to use into a wind- it certainly provides less feedback than the HM3 and its quite hard to feel the tension build up in the rod on the back cast. Its a rod I think I am going to be perfectly happy with and I think it might be an ideal rod to carry for a spot of stillwater dry fly when the occasion presents itself. Thats what I was using it for today and while conditions nor the fish were ideal for this it did a good job and was nicely balanced with the Greys X-Flite reel.[wcs_qr_code]


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Today is finally the day: Election Day. From 7 a.m. through 8 p.m., you have the opportunity to let your voice be heard in what has been a crazy campaign for presidency.
While the presidential candidates are the obvious ones, who and what else do you need to know before hitting the polls today?


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Eversave has the Juno Baby DVD & CD set at 1/2 off today - for $15! (NYC)
Agoo is still going on too! (NYC)
And don't forget all the spa deals that keep popping up on there! I wish they were close to me!


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Sunderland manager Sam Allardyce has reportedly held preliminary talks with the Football Association as they start their hunt for a new England manager.
Allardyce has emerged as one of the favourites for the job after Roy Hodgson stepped down following the ignominious Euro 2016 exit.
The Black Cats boss has long wanted the prestigious post, and missed out to Steve McClaren 10 years ago.
And a report in The Sun today claimed the 62-year-old has held preliminary talks with the FA over the job.
The report also claims that Allardyce has a break clause in his Sunderland contract which would allow him to leave for the Three Lions.
Allardyce has one year left on his deal at the Stadium of Light.


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Danny Gray is an internationally awarded composer of film and television scores, orchestral concert music, and multimedia soundtracks. His music has appeared in hundreds of episodes of television and has been performed by ensembles throughout the United States and abroad. Working at the intersection of contemporary orchestral music and film/multimedia scoring, Danny's compositions span various genres and media.
He has contributed music to over 800 episodes of television including ABC, NBC, History, National Geographic, and Investigation Discovery. Credits include NBC Dateline, 20/20, NY Med, American Pickers, and On the Case with Paula Zahn.
His original score to the independent feature film One Penny was nominated for Best Original Score at the 2017 World Music and Independent Film Festival. Other film scores have appeared at South by Southwest, FanTasia, the Hollywood Reel Independent Film Festival, and various other festivals worldwide.
Danny's concert music has been performed and recorded by orchestras and choral ensembles in the U.S. and internationally. His orchestral work Summer Mountains was premiered by the Chelsea Symphony in March 2017, and praised as "brilliant... a colorful, programmatic piece" (New York Music Daily). For his choral composition Evening Over My City he received the Manhattan Choral Ensemble's 2015 "New Music for New York" award and was a finalist for the 2015 American Prize in Composition. Another choral work, Under the Night Sky, was awarded a world premiere by the Australian Boys Choir in celebration of their 75th anniversary, and was commercially released on their subsequent album "75".
He holds a B.M. in Composition from the Purchase College Conservatory of Music, and has studied film scoring at NYU and USC. Danny currently serves as Administrator for the Society of Composers & Lyricists in New York and enjoys being part of the vibrant NYC film scoring community.


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2473 Rosemary Drive
Mississauga, ON L5C1X1
Phone: 905-277-4321
Fax: 905-277-4603
School Info
Tucked within a southern Mississauga community is a large park-like property that is home to Hawthorn Public School. There is a very, large singular oak tree on its grounds, and this tree has been a focal point for the school for more than 60 years.
Hawthorn is one of the few kindergarten to grade eight schools in Peel. Our sense of family is very strong and the advantage of having this range of ages reinforces the feeling. The school is able to offer mentoring to its younger students by its older ones. At Hawthorn, everyone knows everyone - teachers know the names of all the students and it is common to see grade 2 students playing with grade 7 students at recess, while grade 8 students spend time with kindergarten children. Our assemblies are always a celebration of belonging.
At Hawthorn we are committed to promoting high expectations for all students, where all students can learn by recognizing the individual needs and learning styles of every student and by respecting the diversity of each member of the learning community. The partnership between student families and the school is also paramount to our success.
The main focus at Hawthorn is global citizenship and is realized through our support to those around us. We are constantly engaged in sustaining a relevant and current learning environment that challenges each student, instils a love of learning, a quest for knowledge and a respect for themselves, others and the environment.
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4 bedrooms and 3 baths. 2 bedrooms have King Beds, 1 bedroom has a Queen Bed and the 4th bedroom has 4 Full Bunks. We recommend 10 guests but depending on your party we can accomodate 12. (Bottom bunks are fulls and 2 people could fit on them)
Over 2500 square feet of spacious living with gorgeous views of the Gulf! This luxury condo is located on the beach with a private pool and elevator. The middle unit of a three flat, this vacation rental feels more like a home. Out of the 4 Bedrooms, 2 have beachfront views. We have TV's in each room, Master has a shower and Jacuzzi tub. Our home is newly decorated and furnished with everything you need for a fabulous vacation.
Just one block south of Thomas Drive with easy walking distance to arcades, putt-putt golf, go-carts as well as restaurants.
Gulf Front, directly on the white sandy beach and emerald waters of the Gulf of Mexico in Panama City Beach, Florida
Sleeps 8 - 12 people
3 Bathrooms, spacious and updated
2,460 sq. ft. second story condo
Beach front swimming pool
Private, 14ft x 56ft balcony overlooking pool and beach
Private, secure elevator with direct entry to foyer
Private 2 car parking with up to 4 cars in driveway.
Granite kitchen with updated appliances
Gas fireplace
9 ft. ceilings
Open concept living area
Free internet & cable
Full-size washer & dryer
Fully equipped including linens & towels
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Package Quality: 5.0
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Liver cysts (also called hepatic cysts) are fluid-filled sacs that occur in the liver of roughly 5% of the population. They are usually asymptomatic and often discovered by chance during an abdominal imaging procedure, like computed tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Even though most liver cysts are benign, an early diagnosis is critical for proper treatment of the parasitic or cancerous subtypes. In most cases, treatment involves removal via minimally invasive surgical techniques.
Liver cysts fall into several categories with varying causes, diagnoses, and treatments.
- Simple cysts are present from birth and are formed by abnormal bile duct cells during the embryos development. Cysts contain a bile-like fluid and are covered with a thin layer of epithelial cells. They are the most common type of liver cyst and generally measure less than 3 cm in diameter.
- Echinococcosis is an infection by a species of tapeworm that is transmissible between animals and humans. Specifically, the larval stage of the Echinococcus granulosus (E. granulosus) and Echinococcus multilocularis (E. multilocularis) species produces liver cysts in humans. Humans become infected by ingesting the parasites eggs, which are found in the excrement of the animal host (e.g. sheep and dogs). Echinococcosis is still not common in the United States, though it has nevertheless become more common over the past several decades in both the U.S. and Europe. It could become gradually more common as wild animals like foxes become more prevalent in areas where people live and keep pets.
- Cystadenoma and cystadenocarcinoma represent benign and cancerous cystic tumors, respectively. Cystadenomas are similar to simple cysts in that they are of epithelial origin and present from birth. The mechanism by which the cystic tumors become cancerous is not known. Cystadenocarcinomas grow slowly and have a mean diameter of 12 cm.
- Polycystic liver disease (PLD) is a rare genetic disorder signified by the presence of greater than 20 liver cysts. The cysts are present from birth and cluster together. PLD is closely associated with two other disorders: autosomal dominant polycystic liver disease (PCLD) and autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD).
Liver cysts generally do not affect liver function and may remain asymptomatic for years. When cysts become enlarged, they can rupture or push against other organs, causing bloating, a feeling of fullness, and a sudden pain in the upper right abdominal region. Parasitic cysts (echinococcosis) may also cause fever, bloody sputum, and severe skin itching. The type of echinococcosis caused by E. multilocularis (called alveolar echinococcosis) can cause symptoms similar to cirrhosis or liver cancer.
Treatment includes laparoscopic surgery.
Benefits of laparoscopic procedures include less post operative discomfort since the incisions are much smaller, quicker recovery times, shorter hospital stays, earlier return to full activities and much smaller scars. Furthermore, there may be less internal scarring when the procedures are performed in a minimally invasive fashion compared to standard open surgery.
Laparoscopic Liver Cyst Drainage
Cysts in the liver are frequently found in normal people. Liver cysts should only be treated if they are causing significant symptoms to the patient. The symptoms found with liver cysts include pain, bleeding into the cysts causing pain, and digestive complaints that are unexplained by other findings. If a liver cyst requires treatment, surgical treatment should include removal of the wall of the cyst.
Removal of the fluid only from the cyst is not recommended since the cyst fills up rapidly after the procedure. Furthermore this procedure puts the patient at risk for infection of the cyst. We offer a laparoscopic approach to patients who require treatment of liver cysts. The procedure involves removing part of the wall of the cyst so that the liquid that is in the cyst can freely drain into the abdominal cavity. The body then removes the liquid from the abdominal cavity.


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NSW rises to cyber security challenge
27 April 2016
New South Wales is playing a key role in furthering the Australian Government's new $230 million Cyber Security Strategy.
Sydney's Australian Technology Park (ATP), where Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull launched last week's Cyber Security Strategy will be central to national cyber security efforts.
The NSW node of the Australian Government's Cyber Security Growth Centre will be located at ATP. What's more, Adrian Turner, CEO of CSIRO's Data 61 research arm has been named as co-chair of this Growth Centre.
Sydney's cyber strength
With over 45% of Australian start-ups based here, a rapidly expanding fintech community and a strong defence sector, NSW has the strong industry, academia and business networks to help power the national cyber security effort.
NSW is also Australia's premier market for digital creative and information communication technology (ICT) industries with the largest ICT sector and at more than 45%, the highest number of technology start-ups in Australia based in NSW.
This strong position within our nation's cyber security sector gives our State enormous potential to capitalise on a global US$71 billion industry. It is a key catalyst for industry development and job creation.
Only last week the Premier returned from Israel with an Agreement on Bilateral Co-operation in R&D and Technical Innovation which commits NSW and Israel to invest $2 million into co-operative startup and innovation projects – including those focused on cyber security.
Risks and opportunities
The recent World Economic Forum noted 90% of the data we use today has been created in the past two years.
Cyber security threats to Australia and Australian businesses are increasing and the NSW Government is eager to play a pivotal leadership role in bringing together industry, researchers and governments to support this strategy.
The NSW ICT Strategy and Digital Information Security Policy provide a strong policy framework to manage government data and information, while Government Data Centres provide secure infrastructure that will support a new approach to procuring and using ICT services.
Cyber security Roundtable
In a recent Roundtable hosted by the NSW Department of Industry and Data 61, Dr Doug Maughan from the US Department of Homeland Security highlighted the importance of bringing together government, industry and academia in partnerships to tackle cyber security.
"The bad guys work well together, I think the good guys should work well together too," Dr Maughan said.
'We are not going back to paper and pencils - this digital thing is going to stay around forever," he said.
"As we start putting systems online that were never supposed to be online before, all of a sudden you bring all these sorts of issues of privacy and protection."
Industry leading the charge
The NSW Department of Industry is committed to growing NSW's cyber security capacity for the benefit of all Australian businesses and industries, and is currently working with the Department of Finance, Services & Innovation to develop an Innovation Strategy for NSW to further cement NSW as a leading destination to live, work and build the industries of the future.
Support for National Fintech Cyber Security Summit
The NSW Government is sponsoring the inaugural National Fintech Cyber Security Summit in Sydney on 3 May.
The summit will bring together Leading financial institutions, innovators, government, and research organisations to accelerate the relationships and collaborations needed to build on Australia's innovative capability in fintech cyber security.