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I am a dutch woman and it is very hard for me to explaine my problem in English. When a user comes to my page for the first time, the Formview is in Insert mode.If not, they must be able to change the form, so the form must be changed to edit mode. Hello everyone, I have a form view which is used to Edit and View Records from database.I need to do a custom update for a form view (I think/know), as some of the parameters that are required for updating values should not be updated by the users, such as userid of the person performing the action which is passed back to the database for auditing purposes.Additionally, there are some fields, such as Last Updated By, Last Updated Date that need to be seen, but not edited.
Although I’ve performed my own testing to support the content of this blog post, all software updates should be regression tested in your specific environment before being deployed to production. Last year, a client of ours reported that they were unable to follow sites in Share Point 2013 following the installation of an August 2015 security update for Word Automation Services (KB3054858).

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i am a dutch woman and it is very hard for me to explaine my problem in english. when a user comes to my page for the first time, the formview is in insert mode.if not, they must be able to change the form, so the form must be changed to edit mode. hello everyone, i have a form view which is used to edit and view records from database.i need to do a custom update for a form view (i think/know), as some of the parameters that are required for updating values should not be updated by the users, such as userid of the person performing the action which is passed back to the database for auditing purposes.additionally, there are some fields, such as last updated by, last updated date that need to be seen, but not edited.
although i’ve performed my own testing to support the content of this blog post, all software updates should be regression tested in your specific environment before being deployed to production. last year, a client of ours reported that they were unable to follow sites in share point 2013 following the installation of an august 2015 security update for word automation services (kb3054858).


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What’s this grail you keep mentioning?
Maybe you’ve mentioned it before but I just missed it.
An early E&L page....don't know which one, but just getting the piggy bank ready!
During my vacation I took new pics of everything I have since I lost most of them all with Photobucket. First page is totally updated and current for the first time in a loooong time!
I thought I was done buying stuff, but it is hard to stop!!
And I couldn't resist getting this figure, even though I have not liked the idea of these figures and consider them a cheap money grab. This was one of my favorite figures as a kid and was my bathtub turtle as it squirted water. I had to get rid of my childhood figures a few years back as they got "sticky figure syndrome" from being in the attic and were gross. When Kevin had this on sale as part of his Memorial Day sale I thought....YOLO!!!
Last edited by Redrumh2o; 06-02-2018 at 02:11 PM.
Yeah I feel the same way as you about the money grab thing. However this is a great figure. I didn’t have many of them as a kid but I had this Don. He is great! Congrats on the new pick up!

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what’s this grail you keep mentioning?
maybe you’ve mentioned it before but i just missed it.
an early e&l page....don't know which one, but just getting the piggy bank ready!
during my vacation i took new pics of everything i have since i lost most of them all with photobucket. first page is totally updated and current for the first time in a loooong time!
i thought i was done buying stuff, but it is hard to stop!!
and i couldn't resist getting this figure, even though i have not liked the idea of these figures and consider them a cheap money grab. this was one of my favorite figures as a kid and was my bathtub turtle as it squirted water. i had to get rid of my childhood figures a few years back as they got "sticky figure syndrome" from being in the attic and were gross. when kevin had this on sale as part of his memorial day sale i thought....yolo!!!
last edited by redrumh2o; 06-02-2018 at 02:11 pm.
yeah i feel the same way as you about the money grab thing. however this is a great figure. i didn’t have many of them as a kid but i had this don. he is great! congrats on the new pick up!


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The breakfast for May is the second Saturday of the Month.
Location is The Breadbasket in Newton.
JUST A REMINDER: IF YOU ARE GOING TO BE IN NEWTON, THEN PLEASE LET US KNOW - WE CAN RESCHEDULE THE BREAKFAST TO FIT YOUR SCHEDULE OR ASSEMBLE A QUICK GET TOGETHER WITH CLASSMATES IN TOWN!

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the breakfast for may is the second saturday of the month.
location is the breadbasket in newton.
just a reminder: if you are going to be in newton, then please let us know - we can reschedule the breakfast to fit your schedule or assemble a quick get together with classmates in town!


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From drivetrain services to batteries to pothole damage repair, trust your nearest Firestone Complete Auto Care for your auto service needs. We're an automotive shop, tire store, and car care center wrapped into one. That makes giving your car the attention it needs super simple. Our highly qualified technicians believe in truly complete auto care. When you need work done on your car or truck, we promise quality service at an affordable price. Explore our services below and call (361) 356-1076 to schedule your next safety inspection or repair at 2802 Leopard St today.

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rely on firestone complete auto care at 2802 leopard st for all your automotive services in corpus christi. book an appointment online today!
transmission trouble, check engine light, or broken a/c, we can handle it. turn to your neighborhood firestone complete auto care at 2802 leopard st for car troubles both big and small. you can trust our trained technicians to deliver remarkable automotive services in corpus christi, plus oil changes, brake services, maintenance, car batteries, engine tune-ups, alignment, and much more. we know cars and trucks from bumper to bumper, but we also know drivers. what does that mean? that we'll never push you towards a service or repair that doesn't match your needs. after all, we're drivers too! plus, our triple promise guarantee means that your car will be fixed right, priced right, and done right on time. given that there are 1,700 with nearly 2,000 firestone complete auto care shops around the u.s., you should never be far from the right car repairs and maintenance.
we'll help you take care of what's under the hood, but also what keeps you on the road: your tires. buying new tires for your car or truck can be an easy way to help keep your vehicle on the road for the long haul. whether you want fuel-efficient touring tires or performance sport tires, we have some of the best tires for your driving style, climate, budget, and vehicle type. and if your tpms light comes on or you need flat tire repair? just stop by! shop for tires online or in-store and head to firestone complete auto care on leopard st to help make sure your ride stays safe and smooth, no matter the season. we're a leading tire provider in corpus christi.
now when it comes to making sure your engine runs strong and long, there are two things you shouldn’t forget: car batteries and oil changes. car batteries may look small, but they provide big power. when your battery is old or the terminals are loose, your car likely won't start. that's where we can help! swing by your local firestone complete auto care on leopard st for a free car battery test. a quick test will let you know if your car battery is providing adequate power and at what temperature it could potentially fail. you can also request a car battery test when you stop by for your regular oil change, another service that helps keep your engine healthy. whether you prefer synthetic blend, synthetic, conventional, or high mileage oil, your car needs new oil at the factory recommended interval, which is typically every 3,000 miles. fresh, new oil helps keep your engine lubricated, clean, and at the right temperature. when you're comparing car batteries or need an oil change, come see us! we perform more than 19,000 oil changes every day and install more than 800,000 car batteries a year. save time by booking an appointment online, and save money with our valuable service offers, oil change coupons, or tire deals. whether you rely on a dependable minivan or rough and tumble diesel truck, visit your local firestone complete auto care at 2802 leopard st today!
from drivetrain services to batteries to pothole damage repair, trust your nearest firestone complete auto care for your auto service needs. we're an automotive shop, tire store, and car care center wrapped into one. that makes giving your car the attention it needs super simple. our highly qualified technicians believe in truly complete auto care. when you need work done on your car or truck, we promise quality service at an affordable price. explore our services below and call (361) 356-1076 to schedule your next safety inspection or repair at 2802 leopard st today.


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Now why is that mythical but missing quote on my mind? Because it occurred to me that if it’s true, a lot of guardian angels have been patiently waiting outside Black Panther showings lately. The movie has become a movement. I’ve already seen it -for purely research purposes- 2…. ok, 3 times. It has taken the nation by storm.
Cinema Blend reports that it will be the most financially successful superhero origin movie of all time. In 2 weeks it has grossed $412 million domestically and $700 million world – wide.
Black Panther is the first mega budget project – super hero or otherwise- with a black director and predominantly black cast.
#Wakandaforever has become more than a hashtag. Millions of people have adopted the mythical African nation as a symbol of everything from self- determination, to black liberation, to artistic excellence, to feminism for women of color.
But this is not a Black Panther blog. Believe me, I’ll be back for that. For a black academic/preacher, Black Panther is the gift that keeps on giving! No, this is a quick word on Christians as consumers of popular culture; movies, music, sports, you name it. In a world where we are bombarded by positive and negative sounds and images, what are we to do? How are we to choose?
Before I suggest what does help, let me suggest what doesn’t. Myths. Unthinking, unbiblical, unresearched urban legends. They do more harm than good. They offer quick answers to often complex questions. Here are 3 unhelpful movie myths.
Adventists Don’t Go To Movies – Perhaps you don’t, but that myth is way off base. Adventists have visited movie theaters, in large numbers, for years. In 1975, Insight Magazine sited a survey that showed 48% of Adventist youth attended the movie theaters. And that was almost 50 years ago!
Adventists Can’t Go To Movies – This is the myth that the movie prohibition is buried somewhere in our baptismal vows or fundamental beliefs. Not there.
Angels are weeping at the door – I began with that one. Believe me, if our angels dropped off every time we dropped in to the wrong places, we’d have bigger problems than Black Panther!!
So, what is a Christian consumer of popular culture do? It would be a lot simpler if immediately following the book of Revelation, the Bible provided a comprehensive list of appropriate books, movies, and music. Simple, yes, Sensible, no. We don’t mature by having decisions handed down, we grow by exercising our powers of choice under the direction of the word of God and the influence of the Spirit of God.
The favorite colors in the Christian crayon box are black and white. We don’t do well with grey. But popular culture is full of grey areas that demand that Christians think, watch, and pray. Now let me be clear. I fully support those who choose not to attend motion pictures. I can think of several good reasons for that choice. But the fact is, most Adventists are probably already choosing to attend movie theaters. So instead of acting as if they don’t, we should probably invest our time exploring guidelines that will help them make wise choices.
For those who choose to visit the local movie theater, let me suggest some quick questions you can ask about the movie before you buy that ticket.
Philippians 4:8 is a helpful measure, “ Finally brethren…whatever is true…noble…right…pure…lovely…and admirable. If anything is excellent or praiseworthy, think on these things.” The Christian battle is staged primarily between your two ears. Motion pictures, at one level, are pieces of art. They have the power to teach powerful lessons in creative ways. But they can’t be divorced from the same standards you apply to other influences.
This is a personal question. I Corinthians 8 and I Corinthians 10 are passages that illustrate an important principle. What might be fine for me, might be bad for you. Your experiences have made you vulnerable to certain temptations that mean absolutely nothing to me. For instance, Black Panther was packed with noble lessons, but if you have a thing for bald- headed black women, you might not want to go. Just sayin.
Life’s too short to waste on bad media or entertainment. Some of the most creative minds in media today are in the motion picture industry. Some hit close to home for Adventists. Hacksaw Ridge was the true story of Desmond Doss, an Adventist who was the first pacifist combat medic to receive the Medal of Honor. It got 6 Oscar nominations, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actor. If you’re choosing, choose well.
That’s the stewardship question. Is it the best use of my money? If you take a date to a $15 movie and leave broke, you don’t need a movie, you need a job!
Just a few thoughts on the Black Panther and consuming popular culture. What do you think? Did you like the movie? Did you see the movie? Is it safer to stay away from movies altogether? How do you choose what to see?

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now why is that mythical but missing quote on my mind? because it occurred to me that if it’s true, a lot of guardian angels have been patiently waiting outside black panther showings lately. the movie has become a movement. i’ve already seen it -for purely research purposes- 2…. ok, 3 times. it has taken the nation by storm.
cinema blend reports that it will be the most financially successful superhero origin movie of all time. in 2 weeks it has grossed $412 million domestically and $700 million world – wide.
black panther is the first mega budget project – super hero or otherwise- with a black director and predominantly black cast.
#wakandaforever has become more than a hashtag. millions of people have adopted the mythical african nation as a symbol of everything from self- determination, to black liberation, to artistic excellence, to feminism for women of color.
but this is not a black panther blog. believe me, i’ll be back for that. for a black academic/preacher, black panther is the gift that keeps on giving! no, this is a quick word on christians as consumers of popular culture; movies, music, sports, you name it. in a world where we are bombarded by positive and negative sounds and images, what are we to do? how are we to choose?
before i suggest what does help, let me suggest what doesn’t. myths. unthinking, unbiblical, unresearched urban legends. they do more harm than good. they offer quick answers to often complex questions. here are 3 unhelpful movie myths.
adventists don’t go to movies – perhaps you don’t, but that myth is way off base. adventists have visited movie theaters, in large numbers, for years. in 1975, insight magazine sited a survey that showed 48% of adventist youth attended the movie theaters. and that was almost 50 years ago!
adventists can’t go to movies – this is the myth that the movie prohibition is buried somewhere in our baptismal vows or fundamental beliefs. not there.
angels are weeping at the door – i began with that one. believe me, if our angels dropped off every time we dropped in to the wrong places, we’d have bigger problems than black panther!!
so, what is a christian consumer of popular culture do? it would be a lot simpler if immediately following the book of revelation, the bible provided a comprehensive list of appropriate books, movies, and music. simple, yes, sensible, no. we don’t mature by having decisions handed down, we grow by exercising our powers of choice under the direction of the word of god and the influence of the spirit of god.
the favorite colors in the christian crayon box are black and white. we don’t do well with grey. but popular culture is full of grey areas that demand that christians think, watch, and pray. now let me be clear. i fully support those who choose not to attend motion pictures. i can think of several good reasons for that choice. but the fact is, most adventists are probably already choosing to attend movie theaters. so instead of acting as if they don’t, we should probably invest our time exploring guidelines that will help them make wise choices.
for those who choose to visit the local movie theater, let me suggest some quick questions you can ask about the movie before you buy that ticket.
philippians 4:8 is a helpful measure, “ finally brethren…whatever is true…noble…right…pure…lovely…and admirable. if anything is excellent or praiseworthy, think on these things.” the christian battle is staged primarily between your two ears. motion pictures, at one level, are pieces of art. they have the power to teach powerful lessons in creative ways. but they can’t be divorced from the same standards you apply to other influences.
this is a personal question. i corinthians 8 and i corinthians 10 are passages that illustrate an important principle. what might be fine for me, might be bad for you. your experiences have made you vulnerable to certain temptations that mean absolutely nothing to me. for instance, black panther was packed with noble lessons, but if you have a thing for bald- headed black women, you might not want to go. just sayin.
life’s too short to waste on bad media or entertainment. some of the most creative minds in media today are in the motion picture industry. some hit close to home for adventists. hacksaw ridge was the true story of desmond doss, an adventist who was the first pacifist combat medic to receive the medal of honor. it got 6 oscar nominations, including best picture, best director, and best actor. if you’re choosing, choose well.
that’s the stewardship question. is it the best use of my money? if you take a date to a $15 movie and leave broke, you don’t need a movie, you need a job!
just a few thoughts on the black panther and consuming popular culture. what do you think? did you like the movie? did you see the movie? is it safer to stay away from movies altogether? how do you choose what to see?


text: List of villages in Maddur taluka or tehesil is listed below. Please click on a village link to view every detail of the village. Maddur is under the Mandya district in the state of Karnataka in India.

lowercased: list of villages in maddur taluka or tehesil is listed below. please click on a village link to view every detail of the village. maddur is under the mandya district in the state of karnataka in india.


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Medieval Russian objects entered the collection not only through excavations, but also through acquisitions and expeditions by Hermitage curators to outlying areas of Russia, gathering objects from abandoned and ruined churches. In this way, the Museum has built up a small but important collection of old Russian icons which gives us some idea of the development of large artistic centres, particularly in the northern regions. It includes wonderful examples of the Novgorod, Moscow and Yaroslav Schools and also works from the Northern Schools. The 14th-century icons are renowned - the St Nicholas on a red ground is an example of monumental icon painting of the Novgorod School; two large icons with The Last Judgement and St Nicholas with Scenes from his Life; several well-preserved fragile tablet icons of masterly execution, one of which bears an Annunciation and Selected Saints (late 15th-early 16th centuries); the Pskov Epiphany (early 15th century) is notable for its deviation from the traditions of icon painting, which usually employed a somewhat more restrained palette. Most impressive of all, however, is a double-sided icon showing The Saviour and the Virgin (early 14th century).
The Moscow School is represented by numerous icons including pieces from iconostases - screens of icons which divided the altar in a church from the main body. The Deesis tier had at the centre an image of Christ enthroned with the Virgin Mary and St John the Baptist while the Church Feasts tier had a row of icons depicting church festivals and the lives of prophets or saints. The elegant, refined miniature style of late 15th- and 16th-century icons from Moscow - as in The Nativity of Christ and The Transfiguration (both 16th century), and two icons of St Nicholas and St George with scenes from their lives - is particularly beautiful.

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medieval russian objects entered the collection not only through excavations, but also through acquisitions and expeditions by hermitage curators to outlying areas of russia, gathering objects from abandoned and ruined churches. in this way, the museum has built up a small but important collection of old russian icons which gives us some idea of the development of large artistic centres, particularly in the northern regions. it includes wonderful examples of the novgorod, moscow and yaroslav schools and also works from the northern schools. the 14th-century icons are renowned - the st nicholas on a red ground is an example of monumental icon painting of the novgorod school; two large icons with the last judgement and st nicholas with scenes from his life; several well-preserved fragile tablet icons of masterly execution, one of which bears an annunciation and selected saints (late 15th-early 16th centuries); the pskov epiphany (early 15th century) is notable for its deviation from the traditions of icon painting, which usually employed a somewhat more restrained palette. most impressive of all, however, is a double-sided icon showing the saviour and the virgin (early 14th century).
the moscow school is represented by numerous icons including pieces from iconostases - screens of icons which divided the altar in a church from the main body. the deesis tier had at the centre an image of christ enthroned with the virgin mary and st john the baptist while the church feasts tier had a row of icons depicting church festivals and the lives of prophets or saints. the elegant, refined miniature style of late 15th- and 16th-century icons from moscow - as in the nativity of christ and the transfiguration (both 16th century), and two icons of st nicholas and st george with scenes from their lives - is particularly beautiful.


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4 out of 10 CNY activities You Have Done it unconsciously.
Chinese New Year is HOLIDAY !!
Each shopping mall in Malaysia offers spectacular seasonal decoration especially during all-time favorite Chinese New Year. Sunway Carnival Mall might have spent thousands in order to signify the coming of Lunar new year festival. There is no need to pay to take a picture with your friends !
Branches of man-made Cherry blossom were one of the attraction where passerby could write and tag wishes cards onto the branch. Most popular wishes are health, relationship and job !
It was not Chinese New year without lion dance. Lion dance is a hired performance done with or without the rising platform. However, the lion dance is must to be performed with loud instruments. One will see the lion dance performers making an art out of mandarin orange or carrying a 4-words scroll to gift to the one who funded the performance.
Well known director Stephen Chow's the "mermaid" is one of the selected few films to debut during the highly coveted first week of the Chinese New Year . The film recorded as highest opening ticket sales in a week in many countries including Malaysia.
There is no way throughout the Chinese New Year week wearing the traditional red Chinese costume. I suppose new clothes mean ward off previous year bad luck. It was really fun though !
There is no compulsory on this point. Everyone went to do some look adjustment in order to wow the crowd of relative. However, dying hair is not very accepted by any parents thinking as it would probably give a bad impression.
Crowded temple with overwhelming devotees performing burnt offerings.
Everyone love gambling during this time. Only on this festival occasion, The full of dust poker cards and discolored mahjong were taken out from store shelves. Most of them were not addicted to poker or mahjong gambling. After the festival, the mahjong and poker will see no light again until next CNY.
The perception is winning and losing is a matter of luck.
An offering before a meal. The food then will be properly placed at dining table.

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4 out of 10 cny activities you have done it unconsciously.
chinese new year is holiday !!
each shopping mall in malaysia offers spectacular seasonal decoration especially during all-time favorite chinese new year. sunway carnival mall might have spent thousands in order to signify the coming of lunar new year festival. there is no need to pay to take a picture with your friends !
branches of man-made cherry blossom were one of the attraction where passerby could write and tag wishes cards onto the branch. most popular wishes are health, relationship and job !
it was not chinese new year without lion dance. lion dance is a hired performance done with or without the rising platform. however, the lion dance is must to be performed with loud instruments. one will see the lion dance performers making an art out of mandarin orange or carrying a 4-words scroll to gift to the one who funded the performance.
well known director stephen chow's the "mermaid" is one of the selected few films to debut during the highly coveted first week of the chinese new year . the film recorded as highest opening ticket sales in a week in many countries including malaysia.
there is no way throughout the chinese new year week wearing the traditional red chinese costume. i suppose new clothes mean ward off previous year bad luck. it was really fun though !
there is no compulsory on this point. everyone went to do some look adjustment in order to wow the crowd of relative. however, dying hair is not very accepted by any parents thinking as it would probably give a bad impression.
crowded temple with overwhelming devotees performing burnt offerings.
everyone love gambling during this time. only on this festival occasion, the full of dust poker cards and discolored mahjong were taken out from store shelves. most of them were not addicted to poker or mahjong gambling. after the festival, the mahjong and poker will see no light again until next cny.
the perception is winning and losing is a matter of luck.
an offering before a meal. the food then will be properly placed at dining table.


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The Dolphins have suspended linebacker Lawrence Timmons indefinitely for going AWOL in Los Angeles one day before Sunday’s win over the Chargers.
Miami filed a missing persons report for the 31-year-old after he failed to show up for the matchup with the Chargers. He was reportedly found at the airport waiting to board a plane to Philadelphia early Sunday morning.
Timmons left the Steelers after 10 seasons to sign a two-year, $10 million deal to play for the Dolphins. He had played in 101 consecutive games before missing Sunday’s game.
And yet, I’m not sure it really matters. Pittsburgh’s loss didn’t hurt at all given what happened around the AFC North. The Browns blew their best chance at a road win by losing to the Colts, dropping Cleveland to 0-3. The Bengals couldn’t hold onto a 21-7 lead in Green Bay and lost to the Packers in overtime, leaving them in the cellar alongside the Browns at 0-3. Baltimore, without arguably its best player on offense (guard Marshal Yanda, who’s on IR) or defense (defensive lineman Brandon Williams), were stomped by the Jaguars in London by 37 points.
Pittsburgh came into the week with a 56.9 percent chance of winning its division and, despite the loss, left with a 73.3 percent chance of claiming its division. The Steelers have time to figure things out.
Burns are exciting too, right? Von Miller’s now-infamous “too slow” move seemed like a bizarre act to flag given that he never actually touched Tyrod Taylor after the play, but the call was enough to push a back-and-forth game Buffalo’s way. The Bills were set to punt the ball from the Denver 46-yard line with 7:43 to go in the fourth quarter up seven, but the fresh set of downs revitalized Taylor’s offense. Buffalo picked up two more first downs and forced Denver to burn all of its timeouts before kicking a field goal with 3:18 left to make it a 10-point game and basically end the contest.
Siemian did a great job getting the ball into the hands of his playmakers.
It wasn’t all smooth sailing. Siemian fumbled, but that was probably more on Menelik Watson for his poor blocking. He had a bad interception. That was completely on him. It looked like a busted play that should have been a run. It almost seemed like he thought he called a pass play, but everyone else played it as a run. When he let the ball go, Demaryius Thomas had no idea the ball was coming. The whole play felt off.
Even with a few miscues, and an injury to Bolles, the offense was on fire. Nobody thought the Broncos would have the ball enough to score 35 offensive points. And most people still don’t see the Broncos offense as a real threat. That should change in the coming weeks.
Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders both had 6 catches. Thomas went for 71 yards, while Sanders went for 62 and 2 touchdowns. Virgil Green and C.J. Anderson had the other touchdowns.
He left his feet and fully extended his 6-foot-2 frame in an attempt to haul in Taylor’s last-ditch pass, but the ball glanced off his hands and fell harmlessly to the ground.
The Bills were denied a 2-0 start and sole possession of first place in the AFC East. A dejected Jones, who fought back tears following the loss, blamed himself for the lack of execution on the throw.
Let’s dive into some of those completions.
This first play is something that should fire up Rams fans. Goff is under center, turns his back to fake a handoff to Gurley, squares around, and without hesitation, throws a dart for a completion.
This is important because it shows that Goff read the defense correctly, and knew the timing of the route. There was zero doubt when he turned around, he was slinging the rock into that open window. This is much improved from last season.
Straight up, I’ll take the Chiefs to win this one. That was a really impressive performance in last week’s win over the Patriots. And I love watching this bastardized high school offense.
However, the Chiefs lost Eric Berry last week. They already had a weak spot in the secondary on Terrance Mitchell’s side of the field. Take Berry out of the secondary, and it’s a real vulnerability.
The Browns are 1-10-1 against the spread when they play their AFC North peers. But now the Browns are approaching true peer status with the rest of the division. Hell, they’re better than the Bengals. The Ravens are not an impressive team. Covering an 8-point spread against an improving Browns team is too much of a lift.
Hmmm. I was pretty hyped about the Titans this year. I was pretty hyped about the Jaguars last year, and look how that turned out. You can find spreads as high as three points, but in a straight pick ‘em, I’ll take the Jags’ defense.
A little closer spread and I’d probably take the Vikings. I don’t expect Le’Veon Bell to be as much of a non-factor this week as he was last week, and the Steelers are just a safer bet at home than they are on the road. Plus, Sam Bradford’s now dealing with a knee injury.
Our panel found a consensus last week: The Jets and the Colts are not well regarded. OK, so you probably didn’t need eight football experts and a computer to tell you that.
The pro game isn’t the only place you’ll see these tents. The University of Alabama was a pioneer in creating private examination spaces, using its own tent throughout the 2015 season and even bringing it to the College Football Playoff National Championship Game. Other schools, including Clemson, Ohio State, and Florida State, soon followed.
“It’s an opportunity for us to have a better examination because it will ensure privacy for a short period of time, so doctors can go ahead and make the appropriate diagnosis,” commissioner Roger Goodell said in May.
While these tents won’t solve the league’s concussion crisis, they will aid doctors and staffers while providing players with the dignity of an evaluation away from prying eyes. Early diagnosis is a major factor in preventing the future injuries that can derail careers and lives. An environment that provides fewer distractions and more latitude for on-the-spot evaluations is a step in the right direction — albeit a small one.
1. He would hold the Lombardi Trophy in his hands during a halftime ceremony honoring the 10-year anniversary of his New York Giants’ epic victory over the 18-0 New England Patriots.
2. He would watch live as the former assistant who replaced him, Ben McAdoo, coached like a hopeless rookie at the start of his sophomore year.
Moss said his anger about this topic stems in part from his respect for Shanahan, who moved him to slot receiver to help extend his career.
Elliott will remain eligible to play at least until the lawsuit is settled.
Carr is still the one who drives the Oakland offense, but Lynch’s job is to pull victories into the garage. Along the way, he’s there to create options both downfield and in the red zone for Carr. With that line and the unrelenting Lynch, it’s hard to commit an extra defender to stopping the power run, with the threat of Amari Cooper, Michael Crabtree and new difference-making tight end Jared Cook occupying secondary attention.
Without seeing stacked boxes, Lynch is the perfect complement. During his best days in Seattle, the offense fed off him getting carry after carry to break the will of the defense. As a 31-year-old, the thought of him as a complementary cog is terrifying. The Raiders got it right with his touches in the 15-to-20 range. That’s plenty for him to be effective and consistently give Carr a favorable matchup in the passing game.
The Cleveland police department, meanwhile, made it clear in a statement to the Huffington Post that the union is acting on its own by deciding not to participate.
Two years ago, a district court vacated Tom Brady’s Deflategate suspension, but a higher court reinstated it on appeal. Still, the time it took meant that Brady was able to be on the field for the entire 2015 season.
Unless the appeals court overturns the lower court’s ruling, Elliott will remain eligible to play at least until the lawsuit is settled. If the injunction is overturned, Elliott’s six-game suspension will begin immediately.
The Broncos survived the Chargers’ late surge 24-21 — thanks to a block of a field-goal attempt to avoid overtime. It was a great reboot of the teams’ rivalry, and a reminder that the AFC West is the NFL’s toughest division in 2017.
You don’t think about punters very much. That’s OK. We’re here to think about punters for you and spread the gospel of the NFL’s most awesome ones. This week we’re discussing Rams punter Johnny Hekker, who was pulling off some punting trickery this week against the hapless Colts.
Hekker punted five times in the Rams’ 46-9 win over the Colts. All five of his punts were downed inside the 20, one of them at the 10-yard line and two more inside of that.
Hekker’s been a secret weapon of sorts for the Rams since joining the team as an undrafted free agent in 2012. And the way those teams, under head coach Jeff Fisher, played, he got a lot of work punting.
Rees Odhiambo, a third-round pick by Seattle in 2016, won the left tackle job after George Fant went down with a torn ACL in preseason play. Justin Britt is at center, Mark Glowinski is at right guard, and Germain Ifedi has shifted from guard to right tackle this season. But this unit doesn’t look much better than last year’s.
Wilson’s protectors are literally chasing behind the Packers defenders they were totally incapable of blocking.
It can be tough to be a little brother and even tougher when your older brother sets the bar ridiculously high. T.J. Watt’s play spoke for itself at Wisconsin and helped get the linebacker drafted in the first round this year. But his big debut with the Pittsburgh Steelers spoke even louder.
In his first NFL game, Watt posted two sacks and an interception in Pittsburgh’s 21-18 win over the Cleveland Browns. He also led the team with five solo tackles.
He has a long way to go before he steps out of the shadow of his brother, J.J. Watt, a three-time Defensive Player of the Year and one of the most popular players in the NFL. But never in J.J.’s career has he had two sacks and an interception in a game.
“This young man gives us hope,” Jackson said, via Ohio.com. “He gives you an opportunity to make plays. When I looked up, the game was 21-10, and here we are in the fourth quarter with a chance to win the game late in the game, and that’s because of some plays he made. So that’s what you expect out of your quarterback, and we’re talking about a young rookie quarterback who’s one of the youngest players in the league at that position.
Browns fans will be pleased with the fact that second-year wide receiver Corey Coleman hauled in Kizer’s touchdown. Coleman was known as a touchdown demon at Baylor, but injuries and inconsistent quarterback pay led to a disappointing rookie campaign.
The continued development of Kizer should help Coleman reach his full potential, while also opening up running lanes for Isaiah Crowell.

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the dolphins have suspended linebacker lawrence timmons indefinitely for going awol in los angeles one day before sunday’s win over the chargers.
miami filed a missing persons report for the 31-year-old after he failed to show up for the matchup with the chargers. he was reportedly found at the airport waiting to board a plane to philadelphia early sunday morning.
timmons left the steelers after 10 seasons to sign a two-year, $10 million deal to play for the dolphins. he had played in 101 consecutive games before missing sunday’s game.
and yet, i’m not sure it really matters. pittsburgh’s loss didn’t hurt at all given what happened around the afc north. the browns blew their best chance at a road win by losing to the colts, dropping cleveland to 0-3. the bengals couldn’t hold onto a 21-7 lead in green bay and lost to the packers in overtime, leaving them in the cellar alongside the browns at 0-3. baltimore, without arguably its best player on offense (guard marshal yanda, who’s on ir) or defense (defensive lineman brandon williams), were stomped by the jaguars in london by 37 points.
pittsburgh came into the week with a 56.9 percent chance of winning its division and, despite the loss, left with a 73.3 percent chance of claiming its division. the steelers have time to figure things out.
burns are exciting too, right? von miller’s now-infamous “too slow” move seemed like a bizarre act to flag given that he never actually touched tyrod taylor after the play, but the call was enough to push a back-and-forth game buffalo’s way. the bills were set to punt the ball from the denver 46-yard line with 7:43 to go in the fourth quarter up seven, but the fresh set of downs revitalized taylor’s offense. buffalo picked up two more first downs and forced denver to burn all of its timeouts before kicking a field goal with 3:18 left to make it a 10-point game and basically end the contest.
siemian did a great job getting the ball into the hands of his playmakers.
it wasn’t all smooth sailing. siemian fumbled, but that was probably more on menelik watson for his poor blocking. he had a bad interception. that was completely on him. it looked like a busted play that should have been a run. it almost seemed like he thought he called a pass play, but everyone else played it as a run. when he let the ball go, demaryius thomas had no idea the ball was coming. the whole play felt off.
even with a few miscues, and an injury to bolles, the offense was on fire. nobody thought the broncos would have the ball enough to score 35 offensive points. and most people still don’t see the broncos offense as a real threat. that should change in the coming weeks.
thomas and emmanuel sanders both had 6 catches. thomas went for 71 yards, while sanders went for 62 and 2 touchdowns. virgil green and c.j. anderson had the other touchdowns.
he left his feet and fully extended his 6-foot-2 frame in an attempt to haul in taylor’s last-ditch pass, but the ball glanced off his hands and fell harmlessly to the ground.
the bills were denied a 2-0 start and sole possession of first place in the afc east. a dejected jones, who fought back tears following the loss, blamed himself for the lack of execution on the throw.
let’s dive into some of those completions.
this first play is something that should fire up rams fans. goff is under center, turns his back to fake a handoff to gurley, squares around, and without hesitation, throws a dart for a completion.
this is important because it shows that goff read the defense correctly, and knew the timing of the route. there was zero doubt when he turned around, he was slinging the rock into that open window. this is much improved from last season.
straight up, i’ll take the chiefs to win this one. that was a really impressive performance in last week’s win over the patriots. and i love watching this bastardized high school offense.
however, the chiefs lost eric berry last week. they already had a weak spot in the secondary on terrance mitchell’s side of the field. take berry out of the secondary, and it’s a real vulnerability.
the browns are 1-10-1 against the spread when they play their afc north peers. but now the browns are approaching true peer status with the rest of the division. hell, they’re better than the bengals. the ravens are not an impressive team. covering an 8-point spread against an improving browns team is too much of a lift.
hmmm. i was pretty hyped about the titans this year. i was pretty hyped about the jaguars last year, and look how that turned out. you can find spreads as high as three points, but in a straight pick ‘em, i’ll take the jags’ defense.
a little closer spread and i’d probably take the vikings. i don’t expect le’veon bell to be as much of a non-factor this week as he was last week, and the steelers are just a safer bet at home than they are on the road. plus, sam bradford’s now dealing with a knee injury.
our panel found a consensus last week: the jets and the colts are not well regarded. ok, so you probably didn’t need eight football experts and a computer to tell you that.
the pro game isn’t the only place you’ll see these tents. the university of alabama was a pioneer in creating private examination spaces, using its own tent throughout the 2015 season and even bringing it to the college football playoff national championship game. other schools, including clemson, ohio state, and florida state, soon followed.
“it’s an opportunity for us to have a better examination because it will ensure privacy for a short period of time, so doctors can go ahead and make the appropriate diagnosis,” commissioner roger goodell said in may.
while these tents won’t solve the league’s concussion crisis, they will aid doctors and staffers while providing players with the dignity of an evaluation away from prying eyes. early diagnosis is a major factor in preventing the future injuries that can derail careers and lives. an environment that provides fewer distractions and more latitude for on-the-spot evaluations is a step in the right direction — albeit a small one.
1. he would hold the lombardi trophy in his hands during a halftime ceremony honoring the 10-year anniversary of his new york giants’ epic victory over the 18-0 new england patriots.
2. he would watch live as the former assistant who replaced him, ben mcadoo, coached like a hopeless rookie at the start of his sophomore year.
moss said his anger about this topic stems in part from his respect for shanahan, who moved him to slot receiver to help extend his career.
elliott will remain eligible to play at least until the lawsuit is settled.
carr is still the one who drives the oakland offense, but lynch’s job is to pull victories into the garage. along the way, he’s there to create options both downfield and in the red zone for carr. with that line and the unrelenting lynch, it’s hard to commit an extra defender to stopping the power run, with the threat of amari cooper, michael crabtree and new difference-making tight end jared cook occupying secondary attention.
without seeing stacked boxes, lynch is the perfect complement. during his best days in seattle, the offense fed off him getting carry after carry to break the will of the defense. as a 31-year-old, the thought of him as a complementary cog is terrifying. the raiders got it right with his touches in the 15-to-20 range. that’s plenty for him to be effective and consistently give carr a favorable matchup in the passing game.
the cleveland police department, meanwhile, made it clear in a statement to the huffington post that the union is acting on its own by deciding not to participate.
two years ago, a district court vacated tom brady’s deflategate suspension, but a higher court reinstated it on appeal. still, the time it took meant that brady was able to be on the field for the entire 2015 season.
unless the appeals court overturns the lower court’s ruling, elliott will remain eligible to play at least until the lawsuit is settled. if the injunction is overturned, elliott’s six-game suspension will begin immediately.
the broncos survived the chargers’ late surge 24-21 — thanks to a block of a field-goal attempt to avoid overtime. it was a great reboot of the teams’ rivalry, and a reminder that the afc west is the nfl’s toughest division in 2017.
you don’t think about punters very much. that’s ok. we’re here to think about punters for you and spread the gospel of the nfl’s most awesome ones. this week we’re discussing rams punter johnny hekker, who was pulling off some punting trickery this week against the hapless colts.
hekker punted five times in the rams’ 46-9 win over the colts. all five of his punts were downed inside the 20, one of them at the 10-yard line and two more inside of that.
hekker’s been a secret weapon of sorts for the rams since joining the team as an undrafted free agent in 2012. and the way those teams, under head coach jeff fisher, played, he got a lot of work punting.
rees odhiambo, a third-round pick by seattle in 2016, won the left tackle job after george fant went down with a torn acl in preseason play. justin britt is at center, mark glowinski is at right guard, and germain ifedi has shifted from guard to right tackle this season. but this unit doesn’t look much better than last year’s.
wilson’s protectors are literally chasing behind the packers defenders they were totally incapable of blocking.
it can be tough to be a little brother and even tougher when your older brother sets the bar ridiculously high. t.j. watt’s play spoke for itself at wisconsin and helped get the linebacker drafted in the first round this year. but his big debut with the pittsburgh steelers spoke even louder.
in his first nfl game, watt posted two sacks and an interception in pittsburgh’s 21-18 win over the cleveland browns. he also led the team with five solo tackles.
he has a long way to go before he steps out of the shadow of his brother, j.j. watt, a three-time defensive player of the year and one of the most popular players in the nfl. but never in j.j.’s career has he had two sacks and an interception in a game.
“this young man gives us hope,” jackson said, via ohio.com. “he gives you an opportunity to make plays. when i looked up, the game was 21-10, and here we are in the fourth quarter with a chance to win the game late in the game, and that’s because of some plays he made. so that’s what you expect out of your quarterback, and we’re talking about a young rookie quarterback who’s one of the youngest players in the league at that position.
browns fans will be pleased with the fact that second-year wide receiver corey coleman hauled in kizer’s touchdown. coleman was known as a touchdown demon at baylor, but injuries and inconsistent quarterback pay led to a disappointing rookie campaign.
the continued development of kizer should help coleman reach his full potential, while also opening up running lanes for isaiah crowell.


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Jesus made the disciples get into the boat and go on ahead to the other side while he would send the crowds away. After sending the crowds away he went up into the hills by himself to pray. When evening came, he was there alone, while the boat, by now far out on the lake, was battling with a heavy sea, for there was a head-wind. In the fourth watch of the night he went towards them, walking on the lake, and when the disciples saw him walking on the lake they were terrified. ‘It is a ghost’ they said, and cried out in fear. But at once Jesus called out to them, saying, ‘Courage! It is I! Do not be afraid.’ It was Peter who answered. ‘Lord,’ he said ‘if it is you, tell me to come to you across the water.’ ‘Come’ said Jesus. Then Peter got out of the boat and started walking towards Jesus across the water, but as soon as he felt the force of the wind, he took fright and began to sink. ‘Lord! Save me!’ he cried. Jesus put out his hand at once and held him. ‘Man of little faith,’ he said ‘why did you doubt?’ And as they got into the boat the wind dropped. The men in the boat bowed down before him and said, ‘Truly, you are the Son of God’.
A most strange gospel story – Jesus walks on the water. It’s the type of gospel that suits a decision time, a time of deep trust – an invitation to come to the water; not to be afraid.
It’s about trusting in Jesus, when there is nothing else. If you have human help, it’s great – but not the same as trusting in God.
Death and funerals….trust in me. Why – because “I am the way and the truth.”. Old age can be the same, or times of life when we just don’t know what the future will hold. Or Illness. We meet it regularly.
Sounds strange but what Jesus does in this situation is very human — not a lecture, but holding hands! Someone was given a book on bereavement once – he said he needed a hand to be held, or tears to be heard. That’s Jesus. He held Peter …..God is a God with skin, with a human heart, and leaves all sorts of big ideas behind when we are in trouble. Jesus just went across the lake, stopping his comfortable prayer.
Another time Peter would jump into the lake again – after the resurrection! Always a water man! Then he would be asked not just to hold a hand, but to be the hand that would reach out to others.
He prepares each of us for our mission, always with us in our efforts to live in love and service of him.
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jesus made the disciples get into the boat and go on ahead to the other side while he would send the crowds away. after sending the crowds away he went up into the hills by himself to pray. when evening came, he was there alone, while the boat, by now far out on the lake, was battling with a heavy sea, for there was a head-wind. in the fourth watch of the night he went towards them, walking on the lake, and when the disciples saw him walking on the lake they were terrified. ‘it is a ghost’ they said, and cried out in fear. but at once jesus called out to them, saying, ‘courage! it is i! do not be afraid.’ it was peter who answered. ‘lord,’ he said ‘if it is you, tell me to come to you across the water.’ ‘come’ said jesus. then peter got out of the boat and started walking towards jesus across the water, but as soon as he felt the force of the wind, he took fright and began to sink. ‘lord! save me!’ he cried. jesus put out his hand at once and held him. ‘man of little faith,’ he said ‘why did you doubt?’ and as they got into the boat the wind dropped. the men in the boat bowed down before him and said, ‘truly, you are the son of god’.
a most strange gospel story – jesus walks on the water. it’s the type of gospel that suits a decision time, a time of deep trust – an invitation to come to the water; not to be afraid.
it’s about trusting in jesus, when there is nothing else. if you have human help, it’s great – but not the same as trusting in god.
death and funerals….trust in me. why – because “i am the way and the truth.”. old age can be the same, or times of life when we just don’t know what the future will hold. or illness. we meet it regularly.
sounds strange but what jesus does in this situation is very human — not a lecture, but holding hands! someone was given a book on bereavement once – he said he needed a hand to be held, or tears to be heard. that’s jesus. he held peter …..god is a god with skin, with a human heart, and leaves all sorts of big ideas behind when we are in trouble. jesus just went across the lake, stopping his comfortable prayer.
another time peter would jump into the lake again – after the resurrection! always a water man! then he would be asked not just to hold a hand, but to be the hand that would reach out to others.
he prepares each of us for our mission, always with us in our efforts to live in love and service of him.
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The government has tabled amendments to the Energy Bill, currently at report stage in the parliamentary process. The amendments include reducing the number of tariffs that energy suppliers can offer to consumers, which should ensure customers are not left on ‘dead’ tariffs which do not offer value for money.
The amendments also include a clause to allow DECC to charge fees for providing energy resilience services in the event of a disruption, or threatened disruption, to energy supplies.
Anyone who is interested in tracking the progress of the Energy Bill can do so here.
For more information, help or advice on Energy issues please contact our Energy Team on 0191 211 7777 or email [email protected].

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the government has tabled amendments to the energy bill, currently at report stage in the parliamentary process. the amendments include reducing the number of tariffs that energy suppliers can offer to consumers, which should ensure customers are not left on ‘dead’ tariffs which do not offer value for money.
the amendments also include a clause to allow decc to charge fees for providing energy resilience services in the event of a disruption, or threatened disruption, to energy supplies.
anyone who is interested in tracking the progress of the energy bill can do so here.
for more information, help or advice on energy issues please contact our energy team on 0191 211 7777 or email [email protected].


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Northern Rivers/South East QLD band Hammers have announced that their debut EP “Homeblokes” will be released on June 22nd, and to celebrate they are unleashing a new single and video on Tuesday, May 8.
Pre-Orders go live on Friday, May 18th at iTunes and all good stores.
Following on from the release of their single ‘Dead Set’ (which was nominated for video of the year at the 2018 GC Music Awards), the boys are back with the new clip for ‘Speak of the Devil’, once again shot and directed by Colin Jeffs.
The video sees the band pitted against the lord of darkness himself, as he seems hell-bent on ruining their day. The new record “Homeblokes”, which was mixed and mastered by Forrester Savell (Karnivool, Dead Letter Circus, Cog), is the first release of music from the band since establishing a new lineup in 2017.
Taking influences from a diverse range of styles – Stoner Rock, Metal, Blues, and blended with the anecdotal lyrical style of country, then spat in your face with the attitude of punk, Hammers are a band not easily pigeonholed into one genre.
Hammers are launching the single ‘Speak of the Devil’ on Sat May 12 @ The Bearded Lady, West End, Brisbane w/ Captives (Melb), The Quarters (Melb) and Tai Sui.
Hammers perform at Dead of Winter Festival, Sat July 7th, Jubilee Hotel and The Tivoli.
“Homeblokes” pre-orders go live on May 18th, released June 22nd on Summerland Records.

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northern rivers/south east qld band hammers have announced that their debut ep “homeblokes” will be released on june 22nd, and to celebrate they are unleashing a new single and video on tuesday, may 8.
pre-orders go live on friday, may 18th at itunes and all good stores.
following on from the release of their single ‘dead set’ (which was nominated for video of the year at the 2018 gc music awards), the boys are back with the new clip for ‘speak of the devil’, once again shot and directed by colin jeffs.
the video sees the band pitted against the lord of darkness himself, as he seems hell-bent on ruining their day. the new record “homeblokes”, which was mixed and mastered by forrester savell (karnivool, dead letter circus, cog), is the first release of music from the band since establishing a new lineup in 2017.
taking influences from a diverse range of styles – stoner rock, metal, blues, and blended with the anecdotal lyrical style of country, then spat in your face with the attitude of punk, hammers are a band not easily pigeonholed into one genre.
hammers are launching the single ‘speak of the devil’ on sat may 12 @ the bearded lady, west end, brisbane w/ captives (melb), the quarters (melb) and tai sui.
hammers perform at dead of winter festival, sat july 7th, jubilee hotel and the tivoli.
“homeblokes” pre-orders go live on may 18th, released june 22nd on summerland records.


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Good article Shannon! It does taste better here!
Thanks Dad! I hope you are enjoying many fresh pints!
If walls could talk, eh? The Brazen Head would have a few tales.
I’m not a big Guinness fan myself, but yes, I agree, on my one trip to Dublin many years back it did taste damn good. Maybe it’s like ‘terroir’ with wine, where all the characteristics of ‘place’ somehow find their way in to the drink?
Yes the walls of Brazen Head would have many interesting tales for sure! and I like your terroir connection…the place/culture/environment most definitely influence the taste of Guinness!

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good article shannon! it does taste better here!
thanks dad! i hope you are enjoying many fresh pints!
if walls could talk, eh? the brazen head would have a few tales.
i’m not a big guinness fan myself, but yes, i agree, on my one trip to dublin many years back it did taste damn good. maybe it’s like ‘terroir’ with wine, where all the characteristics of ‘place’ somehow find their way in to the drink?
yes the walls of brazen head would have many interesting tales for sure! and i like your terroir connection…the place/culture/environment most definitely influence the taste of guinness!


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Moderate regional meetings and activities.
Host official Student Leadership Committee activities, including the Leadership Workshop, social events, and other activities as necessary.
Student Representatives shall serve a term beginning upon their election at the international convention and ending on June 1st of the following year. Candidates for Student Representative must meet the requirements and adhere to the guidelines outlined on the application and the Sigma Tau Delta website. Each new Student Representative shall be given a letter of welcome from his/her Regent, including all addresses and phone numbers at which the Student Representative may contact the Regent. SRs are required to attend Board meetings and the international convention. Travel expenses for these events are funded by the Board.
Solicit feedback from members in the region.
Fulfill responsibilities delegated by the Student Representative, including but not limited to: aiding Student Representative and Regent in responding to concerns of students within region; collaborating with the Student Representative on official publications; working closely with Regent and Student Representative to plan and facilitate cooperative activities among chapters in the region.
Contact Regent, Student Representative, and Student Leadership Committee at least once a month.
Submit an annual report to the Student Leadership Committee and the Central Office.
Advise the Student Leadership Committee and Student Representative on the submission of annual reports to the Board.
Contact the Student Representative and Regent to report concerns of students within the region to the Board.
Serve on Student Leadership Committee and other Board committees as appointed.
If attending, assist with registration, regional meetings, panels, and convention activities when possible and appropriate.
If, as assessed by the Regent, the Student Representative should not be able to complete his/her duties, the Associate Student Representative will take over the position, title, and duties as specified by the Sigma Tau Delta Constitution/organization. Because the Associate Student Representative's duties are primarily regional, those elected to the position cannot be Board-funded to attend Board meetings or the international convention; however, some regional funding may be available to assist ASRs with travel to the international convention.

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solicit input from members in the region regarding society policies and activities.
respond to concerns of students within region.
regularly contribute to and aid in the production of regional and student leadership committee publications, including writing feature articles.
regularly solicit articles from members and chapters in your region for official student leadership committee publications.
regularly participate in any and all official regional and student leadership committee communications and activities.
contact regent, associate student representative (asr), and student leadership committee at least once a month.
be available for possible visits to other chapters within region.
work closely with regent in planning regional conferences or other activities.
keep a record of all correspondence during tenure.
send a note of welcome to new and reactivating chapters within region.
delegate a reasonable number of duties to the region's asr.
assist in training and coaching the region's succeeding sr and asr.
attend all necessary board and committee meetings.
serve on student leadership and two other committees as appointed by society president.
aid in the development and implementation of the leadership workshop.
represent concerns of students within region to the board.
moderate regional meetings and activities.
host official student leadership committee activities, including the leadership workshop, social events, and other activities as necessary.
student representatives shall serve a term beginning upon their election at the international convention and ending on june 1st of the following year. candidates for student representative must meet the requirements and adhere to the guidelines outlined on the application and the sigma tau delta website. each new student representative shall be given a letter of welcome from his/her regent, including all addresses and phone numbers at which the student representative may contact the regent. srs are required to attend board meetings and the international convention. travel expenses for these events are funded by the board.
solicit feedback from members in the region.
fulfill responsibilities delegated by the student representative, including but not limited to: aiding student representative and regent in responding to concerns of students within region; collaborating with the student representative on official publications; working closely with regent and student representative to plan and facilitate cooperative activities among chapters in the region.
contact regent, student representative, and student leadership committee at least once a month.
submit an annual report to the student leadership committee and the central office.
advise the student leadership committee and student representative on the submission of annual reports to the board.
contact the student representative and regent to report concerns of students within the region to the board.
serve on student leadership committee and other board committees as appointed.
if attending, assist with registration, regional meetings, panels, and convention activities when possible and appropriate.
if, as assessed by the regent, the student representative should not be able to complete his/her duties, the associate student representative will take over the position, title, and duties as specified by the sigma tau delta constitution/organization. because the associate student representative's duties are primarily regional, those elected to the position cannot be board-funded to attend board meetings or the international convention; however, some regional funding may be available to assist asrs with travel to the international convention.


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He is a ruler, an overlord, a top dog, a crowned head. In the richly varied domain of prokaryotic microorganisms, Jelly King reigns supreme. Rather than choosing between sour or hoppy, we decided to create a beer that would be both at the same time. Showcasing the aromatic benefits of a generous dry hop (Citra, Amarillo, and Cascade), harnessing the pleasing acidity of lactic acid producing bacteria (we use a 5-strain house blend), and coming to a bottle near you without a pesky 2 year slumber in oak, Jelly King is the fermented embodiment of having your cake and eating it too.
What it smells like, what it tastes like, what it looks like: We’ve been liberal with our use of raspberry so far this year and when we decided to brew an all-raspberry version of our beloved Jelly King, we didn’t hold back. This delightful treat is bursting at the seams with raspberry pie filling and sour raspberry candies. Incredibly jammy, bright and very tart, this beer is raspberry right down to the seeds.

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he is a ruler, an overlord, a top dog, a crowned head. in the richly varied domain of prokaryotic microorganisms, jelly king reigns supreme. rather than choosing between sour or hoppy, we decided to create a beer that would be both at the same time. showcasing the aromatic benefits of a generous dry hop (citra, amarillo, and cascade), harnessing the pleasing acidity of lactic acid producing bacteria (we use a 5-strain house blend), and coming to a bottle near you without a pesky 2 year slumber in oak, jelly king is the fermented embodiment of having your cake and eating it too.
what it smells like, what it tastes like, what it looks like: we’ve been liberal with our use of raspberry so far this year and when we decided to brew an all-raspberry version of our beloved jelly king, we didn’t hold back. this delightful treat is bursting at the seams with raspberry pie filling and sour raspberry candies. incredibly jammy, bright and very tart, this beer is raspberry right down to the seeds.


text: This 150,000 sf, mid-rise residential development includes just 50 luxury condominiums, each with a sweeping view of the Chicago River. The units, ranging in size from 2,200 sf to almost 3,500 sf, were over 50 percent sold in the early phase of construction. Homeowners will enjoy amenities such as a private rooftop lounge, indoor and outdoor kitchens, an outdoor terrace with fireplace, private screening and game rooms, a state-of-the-art fitness center with private yoga room, bicycle storage, individual storage lockers and an outdoor dog run--not to mention some of the best views of the city and the river.

lowercased: this 150,000 sf, mid-rise residential development includes just 50 luxury condominiums, each with a sweeping view of the chicago river. the units, ranging in size from 2,200 sf to almost 3,500 sf, were over 50 percent sold in the early phase of construction. homeowners will enjoy amenities such as a private rooftop lounge, indoor and outdoor kitchens, an outdoor terrace with fireplace, private screening and game rooms, a state-of-the-art fitness center with private yoga room, bicycle storage, individual storage lockers and an outdoor dog run--not to mention some of the best views of the city and the river.


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Luxuriously appointed serviced apartments near Sloane Square in the heart of Chelsea set in classical Pont-Dutch residence. The residence offers the 24/7 services of one of London's most prestigious Private Members Clubs which includes excellent in-apartment dining and the provision one would expect at a top London hotel. All apartments have been designed to the highest standards and all rooms come in a variety of colour schemes. The residence is located in a quiet avenue. The Apartments by The Sloane Club are open to both Members and non-Members of The Sloane Club.
Ideal for single guests or couples staying in London. Housekeeping service 5 days a week (weekend services are available on request), Concierge, In - Apartment Dining and Spa.
The Apartments are complete with designer Poggenpohl kitchens fitted with the latest appliances, luxurious furnishings, the finest bed and bath linen, ample storage, safety deposit boxes, Smart TV, Wifi access and telephones and a Welcome Goodybag from Partridges of Sloane Square.
Within an easy 1-minute walk from Sloane Square, in a beautiful late nineteenth century Pont Street Dutch style building of red brick and stucco. Open 24 hours.
Just a short journey from London's cultural centres, finest dining and world-renowned shopping - but without the crowds. A place that you can share with family, use as a city base or share with friends. Relax, you've come home.
You can enjoy first-class dining in the comfort of your Apartment. The team at The Sloane Club prepare the finest seasonal dishes, from local British produce. Simply browse the menu on the Smart TV in your Apartment and select a meal.
Massages and beauty treatments available within The Spa, just a short walk from The Apartments, located within The Sloane Club.
Concierge can arrange a private chauffeur driven car as required.
Well located for easy access to the Tube, Buses and Cycle Hire points.
Nearby Sloane Square Station is served by the District and Circle lines.
Cycle Hire stations are within walking distance of The Sloane Club in Bourne St, Cadogan Gardens and near Sloane Square in Sedding Street.
The nearest NCP car park is a 2-minute walk away at Whitelands House. On street parking available at a charge and subject to availability.

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luxuriously appointed serviced apartments near sloane square in the heart of chelsea set in classical pont-dutch residence. the residence offers the 24/7 services of one of london's most prestigious private members clubs which includes excellent in-apartment dining and the provision one would expect at a top london hotel. all apartments have been designed to the highest standards and all rooms come in a variety of colour schemes. the residence is located in a quiet avenue. the apartments by the sloane club are open to both members and non-members of the sloane club.
ideal for single guests or couples staying in london. housekeeping service 5 days a week (weekend services are available on request), concierge, in - apartment dining and spa.
the apartments are complete with designer poggenpohl kitchens fitted with the latest appliances, luxurious furnishings, the finest bed and bath linen, ample storage, safety deposit boxes, smart tv, wifi access and telephones and a welcome goodybag from partridges of sloane square.
within an easy 1-minute walk from sloane square, in a beautiful late nineteenth century pont street dutch style building of red brick and stucco. open 24 hours.
just a short journey from london's cultural centres, finest dining and world-renowned shopping - but without the crowds. a place that you can share with family, use as a city base or share with friends. relax, you've come home.
you can enjoy first-class dining in the comfort of your apartment. the team at the sloane club prepare the finest seasonal dishes, from local british produce. simply browse the menu on the smart tv in your apartment and select a meal.
massages and beauty treatments available within the spa, just a short walk from the apartments, located within the sloane club.
concierge can arrange a private chauffeur driven car as required.
well located for easy access to the tube, buses and cycle hire points.
nearby sloane square station is served by the district and circle lines.
cycle hire stations are within walking distance of the sloane club in bourne st, cadogan gardens and near sloane square in sedding street.
the nearest ncp car park is a 2-minute walk away at whitelands house. on street parking available at a charge and subject to availability.


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This page displays sold house prices for Argus Road in Bristol.
Argus Road in Bristol BS3 consists predominantly of terraced houses. Properties on Argus Road typically have values around £150,000 - £200,000, with larger terraced houses and townhouses valued at around £200,000.
Map showing Argus Road in Bristol.

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this page displays sold house prices for argus road in bristol.
argus road in bristol bs3 consists predominantly of terraced houses. properties on argus road typically have values around £150,000 - £200,000, with larger terraced houses and townhouses valued at around £200,000.
map showing argus road in bristol.


text: This artwork of the artist has architectural spaces. The viewer can activily participate in deciding what he is looking at and arrive at his own conclusions. The artist's interest was just to create an image with straight lines.

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McDonald’s loves to tell its poverty-wage employees that they are valuable team members who are a part of a family. It’s going to have a hard time keeping up that line with its new announcement.
“As McDonald’s seeks to modernize its business, the company is placing a big bet on mobile and other tech platforms.
In fact, the company plans to upgrade 1,000 stores with this technology every quarter for the next eight to nine quarters.
For the rest of the story, visit CNBC here.

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mcdonald’s loves to tell its poverty-wage employees that they are valuable team members who are a part of a family. it’s going to have a hard time keeping up that line with its new announcement.
“as mcdonald’s seeks to modernize its business, the company is placing a big bet on mobile and other tech platforms.
in fact, the company plans to upgrade 1,000 stores with this technology every quarter for the next eight to nine quarters.
for the rest of the story, visit cnbc here.


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(CareerBuilder.com) -- Everybody has to start somewhere. That includes all of the celebrities, billionaires, executives and CEOs of the world -- even U.S. presidents.
So where did they begin their careers? Read on to find out what 11 U.S. presidents did before landing in office.
Ronald Reagan was an actor before taking office as the 40th U.S. president in 1981. He starred in more than 50 movies, was president of the Screen Actors Guild, and was a spokesman for General Electric, which is when he got his start in politics. Before that, Reagan was a sports broadcaster at the University of Iowa, where he was paid $10 per game. He became a radio announcer before working as an announcer for the Chicago Cubs. He received his contract with Warner Brothers in 1937. ("Actor, Governor, President, Icon," by Lou Cannon, The Washington Post).

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(careerbuilder.com) -- everybody has to start somewhere. that includes all of the celebrities, billionaires, executives and ceos of the world -- even u.s. presidents.
so where did they begin their careers? read on to find out what 11 u.s. presidents did before landing in office.
ronald reagan was an actor before taking office as the 40th u.s. president in 1981. he starred in more than 50 movies, was president of the screen actors guild, and was a spokesman for general electric, which is when he got his start in politics. before that, reagan was a sports broadcaster at the university of iowa, where he was paid $10 per game. he became a radio announcer before working as an announcer for the chicago cubs. he received his contract with warner brothers in 1937. ("actor, governor, president, icon," by lou cannon, the washington post).


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January begins a new year. It is a sign that time is moving on. The passage of time can be a very real issue for older adults. Often they see time as more finite, with an end in sight. As I thought about senior congregational members and older friends I wondered how they might see their lives. My experience tells me that they might think of their FAITH. This is not their religious faith, but an acronym for items of concern to them as they age.
F is for Family. Family is important to the elderly. One of the most common things I hear from the elderly is, “I don’t want to be a burden to my family.” Unfortunately, that concern some-times leads to negative consequences. For instance, seniors won’t confide in their families about problems they may be having or will isolate themselves to hide issues from the family.
A is for Assets. Assets and finances are a huge concern for the elderly. Only a minority of seniors are truly comfortable in their retirement years. Many are solely dependent on Social Security and Medicare. The Golden Years are not so golden for many seniors. If the time comes for individuals to need an increased level of care, the question becomes, will that care be delivered in their homes or in community facilities?
I is for Independence. The loss of independence, in a variety of ways, can be devastating, humiliating, and life changing. What are some of the ways in which seniors lose independence? The answers are: not being able to drive the car, physical limitations in work or activities previously enjoyed, and the inability to live alone. Unless deemed incompetent, elderly people themselves can and should be the final decision-makers regarding their loss of independence.
T is for Truth and Trust. Just as with the rest of us, seniors want and deserve the truth. “Speak the truth in love” should be the guiding principle, as is being trustworthy. Information withheld creates a separation that can grow into distant and frustrating relationships. Being a support person, a confidante, and a friend as some very hard decisions are made can help to build trust while dealing with some new and difficult truths.
H is for Heavenly Hope. The assured hope that our loved ones will be united with our Lord for eternity in heaven is very comforting and real for seniors in our congregations. Their lives have been woven with joy, sadness, fear, and gladness. They have experienced many unimaginable changes locally and globally. As Christians they look forward to the day they will meet their Savior face-to-face. What can we do for them in these “sunset years”? We can visit them, listen to them, learn from them, sing and pray with them. We must make sure they continue to receive the Lord’s Supper, even if they are no longer able to attend worship at their home church.
As parish nurses, we see senior members in our congregations with many of the issues described above. My prayer for each of us is that we see our seniors as children of the Heavenly Father, and assist them with their needs through love, compassion and support.

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january begins a new year. it is a sign that time is moving on. the passage of time can be a very real issue for older adults. often they see time as more finite, with an end in sight. as i thought about senior congregational members and older friends i wondered how they might see their lives. my experience tells me that they might think of their faith. this is not their religious faith, but an acronym for items of concern to them as they age.
f is for family. family is important to the elderly. one of the most common things i hear from the elderly is, “i don’t want to be a burden to my family.” unfortunately, that concern some-times leads to negative consequences. for instance, seniors won’t confide in their families about problems they may be having or will isolate themselves to hide issues from the family.
a is for assets. assets and finances are a huge concern for the elderly. only a minority of seniors are truly comfortable in their retirement years. many are solely dependent on social security and medicare. the golden years are not so golden for many seniors. if the time comes for individuals to need an increased level of care, the question becomes, will that care be delivered in their homes or in community facilities?
i is for independence. the loss of independence, in a variety of ways, can be devastating, humiliating, and life changing. what are some of the ways in which seniors lose independence? the answers are: not being able to drive the car, physical limitations in work or activities previously enjoyed, and the inability to live alone. unless deemed incompetent, elderly people themselves can and should be the final decision-makers regarding their loss of independence.
t is for truth and trust. just as with the rest of us, seniors want and deserve the truth. “speak the truth in love” should be the guiding principle, as is being trustworthy. information withheld creates a separation that can grow into distant and frustrating relationships. being a support person, a confidante, and a friend as some very hard decisions are made can help to build trust while dealing with some new and difficult truths.
h is for heavenly hope. the assured hope that our loved ones will be united with our lord for eternity in heaven is very comforting and real for seniors in our congregations. their lives have been woven with joy, sadness, fear, and gladness. they have experienced many unimaginable changes locally and globally. as christians they look forward to the day they will meet their savior face-to-face. what can we do for them in these “sunset years”? we can visit them, listen to them, learn from them, sing and pray with them. we must make sure they continue to receive the lord’s supper, even if they are no longer able to attend worship at their home church.
as parish nurses, we see senior members in our congregations with many of the issues described above. my prayer for each of us is that we see our seniors as children of the heavenly father, and assist them with their needs through love, compassion and support.


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"How were your paintings created?"
How were these “digital” paintings made?
My “paintings” are actually digital prints (giclee prints) of virtual paintings created by using a computer software program and digitizing sketch pad.
The process used in creating these works is a combination of a ‘digital photo-art’ technique and a stroke-by-stroke, brush-in-hand type technique but the canvas and painting tools are digital.
In the first stage known as 'digital photo-art' a photo or sketch is opened in the painting software program and manipulated into a new image with the help of digital tools. The photos can be manipulated by repositioning and distorting shapes or areas within the photographs. Colors and textures may also be manipulated or ‘played with’ to discover possibilities.
Once a somewhat basic composition is developed, a traditional stroke-by-stroke, brush-in-hand type technique with digital colors and brushes are employed on separate layers to develop the work. The compositions may continue to undergo change even in this stage by adding new shapes or colors or textures.
The stages of development in the works are the same as in a traditional oil painting: simplified large areas of color and tone are filled-in first. Increasingly more specific details are then added until the work is finished.
When a digital artist is done, there is nothing to hang on a wall. The painting is on the hard disk of a computer. There are only two ways to view such images: (1) on a computer screen/monitor or (2) as a print-out of the digital image. The files are printed out for the purposes of display and sales.

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"how were your paintings created?"
how were these “digital” paintings made?
my “paintings” are actually digital prints (giclee prints) of virtual paintings created by using a computer software program and digitizing sketch pad.
the process used in creating these works is a combination of a ‘digital photo-art’ technique and a stroke-by-stroke, brush-in-hand type technique but the canvas and painting tools are digital.
in the first stage known as 'digital photo-art' a photo or sketch is opened in the painting software program and manipulated into a new image with the help of digital tools. the photos can be manipulated by repositioning and distorting shapes or areas within the photographs. colors and textures may also be manipulated or ‘played with’ to discover possibilities.
once a somewhat basic composition is developed, a traditional stroke-by-stroke, brush-in-hand type technique with digital colors and brushes are employed on separate layers to develop the work. the compositions may continue to undergo change even in this stage by adding new shapes or colors or textures.
the stages of development in the works are the same as in a traditional oil painting: simplified large areas of color and tone are filled-in first. increasingly more specific details are then added until the work is finished.
when a digital artist is done, there is nothing to hang on a wall. the painting is on the hard disk of a computer. there are only two ways to view such images: (1) on a computer screen/monitor or (2) as a print-out of the digital image. the files are printed out for the purposes of display and sales.


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At this point, I figure I change hardware as often as I change my underwear. Such was the case when my ASUS F9Dc-A1, which I just reviewed here, turned out to be a dud for me. It's by no means a bad laptop - quite the opposite in fact - but the battery life was wrist-slashingly frustrating, the 12" screen proved too small for me (scaling up fonts in Windows Vista makes the whole experience stunningly Speak-and-Spell), and honestly I'm just interested in having a nicer looking notebook. Since I had a friend interested in buying the Asus off of me for most of what I paid for it, I found myself in the position to rectify my mistake. Realizing I go through these things so fast, I figured I should probably curb my spending as much as humanly possible and just go for a "functional" notebook. Living on campus means no great need for a gaming notebook since my obscene desktop is always just a few minutes away.
TL-58: Procesador dual core producido en 65nm (TDP de 31W) con una frecuencia de 1,9 GHz. El TL-58 aún se basa en el núcleo K8 y es comparable con un Core Duo de frecuencia más baja.

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at this point, i figure i change hardware as often as i change my underwear. such was the case when my asus f9dc-a1, which i just reviewed here, turned out to be a dud for me. it's by no means a bad laptop - quite the opposite in fact - but the battery life was wrist-slashingly frustrating, the 12" screen proved too small for me (scaling up fonts in windows vista makes the whole experience stunningly speak-and-spell), and honestly i'm just interested in having a nicer looking notebook. since i had a friend interested in buying the asus off of me for most of what i paid for it, i found myself in the position to rectify my mistake. realizing i go through these things so fast, i figured i should probably curb my spending as much as humanly possible and just go for a "functional" notebook. living on campus means no great need for a gaming notebook since my obscene desktop is always just a few minutes away.
tl-58: procesador dual core producido en 65nm (tdp de 31w) con una frecuencia de 1,9 ghz. el tl-58 aún se basa en el núcleo k8 y es comparable con un core duo de frecuencia más baja.


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Photoshop Creative latest issue – 17 projects & FREE software worth £59!
Practical photoshop tutorials and essential tool guides plus free photo effects plug-in worth £59!
Use Photoshop and Photoshop Elements to make a crazy composition!
Make a fruit-based hybrid using Photoshop and great editing tools!
Digital versions of Photoshop Creative from a revamped online store!
GreatDigitalMags.com, the online store for Photoshop Creative magazine, has been given an exciting new look!
Imagine Publishing’s digital content ‘shop window’ has been rebuilt from the ground up to become a bleeding-edge browsing and buying ecommerce platform.
The new site is designed to accomodate the explosive growth in the tablet and digital content market place following recent high-profile product launches from Google, Amazon, Microsoft and Apple.

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photoshop creative latest issue – 17 projects & free software worth £59!
practical photoshop tutorials and essential tool guides plus free photo effects plug-in worth £59!
use photoshop and photoshop elements to make a crazy composition!
make a fruit-based hybrid using photoshop and great editing tools!
digital versions of photoshop creative from a revamped online store!
greatdigitalmags.com, the online store for photoshop creative magazine, has been given an exciting new look!
imagine publishing’s digital content ‘shop window’ has been rebuilt from the ground up to become a bleeding-edge browsing and buying ecommerce platform.
the new site is designed to accomodate the explosive growth in the tablet and digital content market place following recent high-profile product launches from google, amazon, microsoft and apple.