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In this new series, “Inverts We Wish We Could Have”, I will showcase lesser known, unique invertebrates that are very rarely, or not at all, collected for the aquarium industry. In this first installment of the series, I would like to introduce a newly described, incredibly striking species of hermit crab: The Candy Stripe Hermit Crab, Pylopaguropsis mollymullerae.
There are currently twenty fully-described species in the genus Pylopaguropsis (including P. mollymullerae), most of which are found in the Pacific Ocean at varying depths. P. mollymullerae, however, was discovered in the waters surrounding the island of Bonaire, of the Lesser Antilles in the Caribbean, at a depth of 11.6-13.7 meters. These hermit crabs are very small; measuring between 0.9-2.4 mm in length and, like most hermit crabs, carry empty gastropod shells as shelter.
Broadbanded Moray (Channomuraena vittata), Candy Stripe Hermit Crab (center), and Ocellate Swimming Crab (Achelous sebae).
Ellen Muller, an avid diver, photographer, and environmentalist who documents marine life in Bonaire, initially discovered the remarkable P. mollymullerae. She first noticed several of them under rock overhangs frequented by the Flaming Reef Lobster, Enoplometopus antillensis. More individuals were also found under other rock overhangs where numerous moray eels are regularly observed by divers. One hermit crab was even found crawling on the body of a moray eel, leading Dr. Rafael Lemaitre, who described P. mollymullerae, to speculate that this species may be a “cleaner”, functioning similarly to Cleaner Shrimp (Lysmata amboinensis), which remove dead tissue and parasites from fish. This possibility is reinforced by the striking red and white stripes covering the body, which is seen repeatedly in other invertebrates that function as “cleaners”. Another possible symbiotic relationship that P. mollymullerae may have is called “den commensalism” where the hermit crab lives in the “den” of a moray eel and scavenges leftover food not eaten by the eel. While this incredible gem of a hermit crab may seem like a perfect addition to a reef aquarium, it is important to note that the waters surrounding the island of Bonaire are protected from collection. Special permits were required to collect the specimens for the description of the species, so collection of this species for the aquarium trade is currently not possible. This species also appears to be very reclusive, only being found in the dark shadows of rock outcrops, indicating that it would seldom be seen in a busy reef aquarium. Instead, the Candy Stripe Hermit Crab is a species that we can all enjoy through underwater photography and maybe by diving while visiting in Bonaire one day.
Gordon Greenley is a marine ornamental fish and invertebrate breeder who also specializes in nano fish, shrimp, ornamental macroalgae, and non-photosynthetic coral husbandry.
Nice work Gordon Greenley. We are very excited about this new series!
Stream Live Video Underwater with the New IceCap REEF-Cam!

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in this new series, “inverts we wish we could have”, i will showcase lesser known, unique invertebrates that are very rarely, or not at all, collected for the aquarium industry. in this first installment of the series, i would like to introduce a newly described, incredibly striking species of hermit crab: the candy stripe hermit crab, pylopaguropsis mollymullerae.
there are currently twenty fully-described species in the genus pylopaguropsis (including p. mollymullerae), most of which are found in the pacific ocean at varying depths. p. mollymullerae, however, was discovered in the waters surrounding the island of bonaire, of the lesser antilles in the caribbean, at a depth of 11.6-13.7 meters. these hermit crabs are very small; measuring between 0.9-2.4 mm in length and, like most hermit crabs, carry empty gastropod shells as shelter.
broadbanded moray (channomuraena vittata), candy stripe hermit crab (center), and ocellate swimming crab (achelous sebae).
ellen muller, an avid diver, photographer, and environmentalist who documents marine life in bonaire, initially discovered the remarkable p. mollymullerae. she first noticed several of them under rock overhangs frequented by the flaming reef lobster, enoplometopus antillensis. more individuals were also found under other rock overhangs where numerous moray eels are regularly observed by divers. one hermit crab was even found crawling on the body of a moray eel, leading dr. rafael lemaitre, who described p. mollymullerae, to speculate that this species may be a “cleaner”, functioning similarly to cleaner shrimp (lysmata amboinensis), which remove dead tissue and parasites from fish. this possibility is reinforced by the striking red and white stripes covering the body, which is seen repeatedly in other invertebrates that function as “cleaners”. another possible symbiotic relationship that p. mollymullerae may have is called “den commensalism” where the hermit crab lives in the “den” of a moray eel and scavenges leftover food not eaten by the eel. while this incredible gem of a hermit crab may seem like a perfect addition to a reef aquarium, it is important to note that the waters surrounding the island of bonaire are protected from collection. special permits were required to collect the specimens for the description of the species, so collection of this species for the aquarium trade is currently not possible. this species also appears to be very reclusive, only being found in the dark shadows of rock outcrops, indicating that it would seldom be seen in a busy reef aquarium. instead, the candy stripe hermit crab is a species that we can all enjoy through underwater photography and maybe by diving while visiting in bonaire one day.
gordon greenley is a marine ornamental fish and invertebrate breeder who also specializes in nano fish, shrimp, ornamental macroalgae, and non-photosynthetic coral husbandry.
nice work gordon greenley. we are very excited about this new series!
stream live video underwater with the new icecap reef-cam!


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Another New Year, another game of Rounders on Wimbledon Common and we’re delighted to report that the Wimbledon Windmillers are still going strong, 46 years on.
Every year, since 1st January 1974, when the day became a national bank holiday, a group have gathered together to see in the New year with a game of Rounders on Wimbledon Common. A collection of colleagues, friends and family members have created a tradition that has amazingly survived through the decades. It is fair to say that despite the passage of time, a sprightlier bunch of pensioners would be hard to find.
This year, the group of Rounders enthusiasts were fortunate with the weather. In the past they have experienced rain, hail, snow and sunshine. In 2015 the group were treated to lovely sunny conditions however 2017 saw steady rain from mid day.
Twelve hardy regulars braved the conditions for a quick catch up this year. The games were confined to 4 innings which lasted between 15 / 20 minutes each. The final score over the duration was 12 Rounders v 11 Rounders. The batting on display was significantly better than the fielding, age considered.
As always, everyone then adjourned for the co.operative tea party which was a success. Warming up in a kind soul’s house makes all the effort worthwhile. Support and enthusiasm for this annual event has not diminished and a 50th anniversary in 2023 looks quite possible. Attendance is by invitation only but spectators are always welcome.
We could do with extra numbers in the deep square leg area where the ground slopes down and big hits almost automatically gain a rounder. I think we may put the pitch through a 180 degree turn next year!
Rounders England is a non-profit sport’s governing body (NGB) in England.
Based in Sheffield it provides a structure for the sport from the Board, local deliverers and teams right the way through to individual members and volunteers.

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another new year, another game of rounders on wimbledon common and we’re delighted to report that the wimbledon windmillers are still going strong, 46 years on.
every year, since 1st january 1974, when the day became a national bank holiday, a group have gathered together to see in the new year with a game of rounders on wimbledon common. a collection of colleagues, friends and family members have created a tradition that has amazingly survived through the decades. it is fair to say that despite the passage of time, a sprightlier bunch of pensioners would be hard to find.
this year, the group of rounders enthusiasts were fortunate with the weather. in the past they have experienced rain, hail, snow and sunshine. in 2015 the group were treated to lovely sunny conditions however 2017 saw steady rain from mid day.
twelve hardy regulars braved the conditions for a quick catch up this year. the games were confined to 4 innings which lasted between 15 / 20 minutes each. the final score over the duration was 12 rounders v 11 rounders. the batting on display was significantly better than the fielding, age considered.
as always, everyone then adjourned for the co.operative tea party which was a success. warming up in a kind soul’s house makes all the effort worthwhile. support and enthusiasm for this annual event has not diminished and a 50th anniversary in 2023 looks quite possible. attendance is by invitation only but spectators are always welcome.
we could do with extra numbers in the deep square leg area where the ground slopes down and big hits almost automatically gain a rounder. i think we may put the pitch through a 180 degree turn next year!
rounders england is a non-profit sport’s governing body (ngb) in england.
based in sheffield it provides a structure for the sport from the board, local deliverers and teams right the way through to individual members and volunteers.


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The wifer paints a truck!
I'm sorry but this is the best I can do. Since there is no way to post the picture alone on here, just click on the link and it will take you to the picture.
My wife is an artist. She recently did this painting of the old model A Ford that sits in our neighbors field.
Re: The wifer paints a truck!
I just found out the rest of the story, or at least a little part of it anyway.
"Shirley, the eldest daughter who is now in her mid sixties, was put up on a stretcher on the top of the cab of that logging truck with a broken leg when she was ten. They then drove her to a CPR whistle stop where from there she was transported by rail to Lytton."
It's always refreshing to learn about serious events out on the edge of civilization, where everybody sticks together, rises to the occasion, & makes the right things happen.
That is very well done,it is easy to see who the talented one is in that relationship.
Sorry ,that one was too easy to resist.

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the wifer paints a truck!
i'm sorry but this is the best i can do. since there is no way to post the picture alone on here, just click on the link and it will take you to the picture.
my wife is an artist. she recently did this painting of the old model a ford that sits in our neighbors field.
re: the wifer paints a truck!
i just found out the rest of the story, or at least a little part of it anyway.
"shirley, the eldest daughter who is now in her mid sixties, was put up on a stretcher on the top of the cab of that logging truck with a broken leg when she was ten. they then drove her to a cpr whistle stop where from there she was transported by rail to lytton."
it's always refreshing to learn about serious events out on the edge of civilization, where everybody sticks together, rises to the occasion, & makes the right things happen.
that is very well done,it is easy to see who the talented one is in that relationship.
sorry ,that one was too easy to resist.


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Robert (Bob) Milton Hocum was born in Montevideo, MN on January 15, 1943, to Ellsworth and Delores. Bob grew up fishing and hunting with his older brother, Bruce and their buddies. He graduated from Montevideo High School in 1961.
Following graduation, he enlisted in the United States Air Force and was stationed in Korat, Thailand. Soon after he returned in 1963, he married Alice Raffelson and they went on to have two children, Tim and Kim. He stayed connected with the military through the years as a longtime member of the VFW, American Legion, and Elks Club.
On July 5, 1975, he married the love of his life, ‘Sheryl Lee’ as he fondly called her and gained three more sons, Tony, Todd, and Troy. Bob and Sheryl were married at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Fergus Falls and moved to Alexandria soon after where they would raise their family.
Second only to his love for his family, was his passion for his career. Bob worked in the furniture industry as a sales representative for several companies and covered stores across Minnesota and the Dakotas. His efforts earned him respect from his peers, salesman of the year awards, trips, and leadership roles in associations within the furniture industry. Working in sales came easy to a man like Bob.
Bob was known for his outgoing, upbeat, charismatic personality and, perhaps most notably, his ever-present smile. He loved cracking jokes, telling stories, and coining catch phrases like ‘good groceries!’ at the dinner table. He radiated happiness and his positivity was infectious. He saw the good in people. He didn’t take life too seriously.
When he wasn’t away on business, Bob enjoyed annual fishing trips to Canada, gatherings with family and friends, traveling to beaches, cabins, and casinos with Sheryl, whipping up his famous omelets, manning the grill, and watching hockey.
In 2000, he was diagnosed with lung and eventually brain cancer but defied the odds and overcame surgeries and treatments again and again. This was without a doubt due to his steadfast positivity. He didn’t let cancer dampen his spirit and enjoyed many happy years beyond his initial diagnosis.
On February 2, 2019, Bob passed away at the Fergus Falls Veteran’s Home with his family by his side. He was 76.
Bob is survived by his wife of 43 years, Sheryl Hocum of Alexandria; sons, Tony (April) Hocum of Alexandria, Todd (Linda) Hocum of Alexandria, Tim (Tammy) Hocum of Kodiak, AK; Troy (Malissa) Hocum of Alexandria; daughter, Kim (Mark) Jacobs of Fergus Falls; grandchildren, Tessa (Todd) Checovich, Tyler Hocum, Mya Burmeister, Aaron Hocum, Anders Hocum, Hayley Hocum, Breck Hocum, Jacey Hocum, Jack Jacobs, Parker Jacobs; and great-granddaughter, Audrey Checovich. He is preceded in death by his father, Ellsworth Hocum; mother, Delores Benci; step-father, George Benci; brother, Bruce Hocum; and grandson, Tanner Hocum.
As the saying goes ‘he never met a man he didn’t like.’ Bob will be missed by so many and everyone that knew him will always remember his great big smile and his kindness. The world needs more people like Bob.
A Memorial Service will be held 11:00 AM on Friday, May 10, 2019, at First Lutheran Church in Alexandria. Visitation will be held 4-7 PM on Thursday, May 9, 2019, at the Anderson Funeral Home in Alexandria and for one hour prior the service at the church on Friday. Military Honors will be provided by the Alexandria Veterans Honor Guard.
There's still time to send flowers to the Visitation at the Anderson Funeral Home from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM on May 9, 2019.

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robert (bob) milton hocum was born in montevideo, mn on january 15, 1943, to ellsworth and delores. bob grew up fishing and hunting with his older brother, bruce and their buddies. he graduated from montevideo high school in 1961.
following graduation, he enlisted in the united states air force and was stationed in korat, thailand. soon after he returned in 1963, he married alice raffelson and they went on to have two children, tim and kim. he stayed connected with the military through the years as a longtime member of the vfw, american legion, and elks club.
on july 5, 1975, he married the love of his life, ‘sheryl lee’ as he fondly called her and gained three more sons, tony, todd, and troy. bob and sheryl were married at bethlehem lutheran church in fergus falls and moved to alexandria soon after where they would raise their family.
second only to his love for his family, was his passion for his career. bob worked in the furniture industry as a sales representative for several companies and covered stores across minnesota and the dakotas. his efforts earned him respect from his peers, salesman of the year awards, trips, and leadership roles in associations within the furniture industry. working in sales came easy to a man like bob.
bob was known for his outgoing, upbeat, charismatic personality and, perhaps most notably, his ever-present smile. he loved cracking jokes, telling stories, and coining catch phrases like ‘good groceries!’ at the dinner table. he radiated happiness and his positivity was infectious. he saw the good in people. he didn’t take life too seriously.
when he wasn’t away on business, bob enjoyed annual fishing trips to canada, gatherings with family and friends, traveling to beaches, cabins, and casinos with sheryl, whipping up his famous omelets, manning the grill, and watching hockey.
in 2000, he was diagnosed with lung and eventually brain cancer but defied the odds and overcame surgeries and treatments again and again. this was without a doubt due to his steadfast positivity. he didn’t let cancer dampen his spirit and enjoyed many happy years beyond his initial diagnosis.
on february 2, 2019, bob passed away at the fergus falls veteran’s home with his family by his side. he was 76.
bob is survived by his wife of 43 years, sheryl hocum of alexandria; sons, tony (april) hocum of alexandria, todd (linda) hocum of alexandria, tim (tammy) hocum of kodiak, ak; troy (malissa) hocum of alexandria; daughter, kim (mark) jacobs of fergus falls; grandchildren, tessa (todd) checovich, tyler hocum, mya burmeister, aaron hocum, anders hocum, hayley hocum, breck hocum, jacey hocum, jack jacobs, parker jacobs; and great-granddaughter, audrey checovich. he is preceded in death by his father, ellsworth hocum; mother, delores benci; step-father, george benci; brother, bruce hocum; and grandson, tanner hocum.
as the saying goes ‘he never met a man he didn’t like.’ bob will be missed by so many and everyone that knew him will always remember his great big smile and his kindness. the world needs more people like bob.
a memorial service will be held 11:00 am on friday, may 10, 2019, at first lutheran church in alexandria. visitation will be held 4-7 pm on thursday, may 9, 2019, at the anderson funeral home in alexandria and for one hour prior the service at the church on friday. military honors will be provided by the alexandria veterans honor guard.
there's still time to send flowers to the visitation at the anderson funeral home from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm on may 9, 2019.


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For well over a millennium the civilization of Western Europe was “Christendom.” Christianity was the dominant religion, buttressed by social and legal structures. This volume studies Christendom at its origins, bringing the insights of leading scholars in the fields of ancient history, theology, patristics, and liturgy to bear on aspects of Europe’s Christianization.
From a missiological perspective, the contributors ask what is Christianity’s impact upon culture, what is culture’s impact upon Christianity? Focusing on the first four centuries, but also looking forward to the future of Christianity in the West, this volume combines scholarly excellence with accessibility. It will be valued by scholars and students alike.
After more than fifteen hundred years, “Christendom” remains a highly charged word. This bold and imagination volume helps explain why. Drawing on the resources of theology, history, sociology and missiology, these students of the history of early Christianity challenge old interpretations and propose new ways of seeing.
Alan Kreider was Director of the Centre for the Study of Christianity and Culture, Regent’s Park College, Oxford, and now teaches at the Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary, Indiana.

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for well over a millennium the civilization of western europe was “christendom.” christianity was the dominant religion, buttressed by social and legal structures. this volume studies christendom at its origins, bringing the insights of leading scholars in the fields of ancient history, theology, patristics, and liturgy to bear on aspects of europe’s christianization.
from a missiological perspective, the contributors ask what is christianity’s impact upon culture, what is culture’s impact upon christianity? focusing on the first four centuries, but also looking forward to the future of christianity in the west, this volume combines scholarly excellence with accessibility. it will be valued by scholars and students alike.
after more than fifteen hundred years, “christendom” remains a highly charged word. this bold and imagination volume helps explain why. drawing on the resources of theology, history, sociology and missiology, these students of the history of early christianity challenge old interpretations and propose new ways of seeing.
alan kreider was director of the centre for the study of christianity and culture, regent’s park college, oxford, and now teaches at the associated mennonite biblical seminary, indiana.


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Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children received the 2017 Bill Aston Award for Quality at the Texas Hospital Association’s (THA) annual conference hosted in Houston this February. The hospital was excited to be recognized for its significant reductions in surgical site infections (SSI).
One of THA’s primary initiatives is to promote quality and patient safety in Texas hospitals. This initiative led them to create the Bill Aston Award for Quality in 2010. The award honors hospitals that have distinguished themselves through measurable success in improving quality and patient outcomes through the sustained implementation of a national and/or state evidence-based patient care initiative that involves physicians, hospital governing board members and staff.
As the only free-standing pediatric orthopedic hospital in the country, one of Scottish Rite Hospital’s primary areas of focus is the Center for Excellence in Spine. Surgical site infection following surgery leads to high morbidity and cost to patients. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention cites that adoption and implementation of evidenced-based practices, such as bundled interventions, can significantly decrease SSI rates.
In early 2016, Scottish Rite Hospital leadership created a multidisciplinary surgical site infections (SSI) committee comprised of a physician champion, nurses, administration, infection prevention and quality in an effort to improve our quality and patient safety outcomes to better serve our patients. This committee identified current evidence-based practice strategies and implemented a six-step bundled intervention approach aimed at decreasing SSI rates. The SSI rate for spinal fusion patients was effectively reduced by 88 percent, as well as a significant reduction in direct costs to the patient, despite a 13 percent increase in surgeries in 2016.
The other five Centers for Excellence include hand, foot, sports medicine, hip and limb lengthening. These service lines experienced a 30 percent increase in surgery volume in 2016, while simultaneously reducing the non-spine SSI rate to zero.
Read D CEO Healthcare article here.

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texas scottish rite hospital for children received the 2017 bill aston award for quality at the texas hospital association’s (tha) annual conference hosted in houston this february. the hospital was excited to be recognized for its significant reductions in surgical site infections (ssi).
one of tha’s primary initiatives is to promote quality and patient safety in texas hospitals. this initiative led them to create the bill aston award for quality in 2010. the award honors hospitals that have distinguished themselves through measurable success in improving quality and patient outcomes through the sustained implementation of a national and/or state evidence-based patient care initiative that involves physicians, hospital governing board members and staff.
as the only free-standing pediatric orthopedic hospital in the country, one of scottish rite hospital’s primary areas of focus is the center for excellence in spine. surgical site infection following surgery leads to high morbidity and cost to patients. the center for disease control and prevention cites that adoption and implementation of evidenced-based practices, such as bundled interventions, can significantly decrease ssi rates.
in early 2016, scottish rite hospital leadership created a multidisciplinary surgical site infections (ssi) committee comprised of a physician champion, nurses, administration, infection prevention and quality in an effort to improve our quality and patient safety outcomes to better serve our patients. this committee identified current evidence-based practice strategies and implemented a six-step bundled intervention approach aimed at decreasing ssi rates. the ssi rate for spinal fusion patients was effectively reduced by 88 percent, as well as a significant reduction in direct costs to the patient, despite a 13 percent increase in surgeries in 2016.
the other five centers for excellence include hand, foot, sports medicine, hip and limb lengthening. these service lines experienced a 30 percent increase in surgery volume in 2016, while simultaneously reducing the non-spine ssi rate to zero.
read d ceo healthcare article here.


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The inaugural Port Adelaide Carrera was held on Sunday 14 December 2014.
The event, organised by Auto Corsa Group Co-director Stuart Benson, with operational support from Ultimate Motorsport Events, attracted a field of over 85 exotic sports and racing cars from across Australia.
Inspired by the Singapore Rally Championship, where competition tracks are created in public open spaces, a section of long abandoned docklands at Port Adelaide was transformed into an urban sprint way with teams competing around a purpose built 1.5km track.
Participant enthusiasm for the inaugural event was extremely high with more than 100 applications to compete received within just three days.
Spectators were treated to all the thrills and spills of high excitement motorsport as teams expertly negotiated the tight and technical course – while a collection of Adelaide’s well known food trucks provided the best in South Australian cuisine.
Stay tuned for an announcement regarding the date for this exciting event, which in 2015 will be promoted under the Auto Corsa Group banner and promises to be bigger and better.

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the inaugural port adelaide carrera was held on sunday 14 december 2014.
the event, organised by auto corsa group co-director stuart benson, with operational support from ultimate motorsport events, attracted a field of over 85 exotic sports and racing cars from across australia.
inspired by the singapore rally championship, where competition tracks are created in public open spaces, a section of long abandoned docklands at port adelaide was transformed into an urban sprint way with teams competing around a purpose built 1.5km track.
participant enthusiasm for the inaugural event was extremely high with more than 100 applications to compete received within just three days.
spectators were treated to all the thrills and spills of high excitement motorsport as teams expertly negotiated the tight and technical course – while a collection of adelaide’s well known food trucks provided the best in south australian cuisine.
stay tuned for an announcement regarding the date for this exciting event, which in 2015 will be promoted under the auto corsa group banner and promises to be bigger and better.


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The customers who are present across the globe are offered with the services directly from the distributors. The family of brands are represented with a proven history in the industrial and commercial markets. The commitment and dedication will enable success for all the employees throughout the globe. The growth strategy of the company is comprised of the services in the emerging markets. The products and services are offered with commitment and recognized by the largest market in India. The solutions and services offered for the customers can be addressed with comfort across the globe. The continuous improvement is done to deploy the operational excellence and add value to the customers.

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the customers are able to create progress by enabling companies with the latest innovations. the well-known brands throughout the world will offer the best products for the customers. the experience for the guests can be elevated with golf course operations. the business strategies of the proven technology can differentiate the course with the reliable products. the new opportunities are available for the customers in a diverse portfolio of the vehicles. the compressed gas and air systems will offer the services for a wide range of ingersoll rand dryer products. the material handling systems and fluid management can be used to service the power tools. the trusted solutions for the truck are provided to control the temperature in the industries. the energy efficient heating will include a broad portfolio to optimize the indoor environment.
the advanced control and ingersoll rand dryer support parts are provided for the contracting and building. the industrial operations will allow you to select the fluid management products. most of the companies will allow customers to create progress through technological innovations. the best services offered by the support team will guarantee the customers to get a response to every query. the inclusive and diverse environment will provide many equal opportunities for all the employees. if you are interested to get more information about the products then you can utilize the brand websites. the products and services are operated to implement a variety of different methods.
the customers who are present across the globe are offered with the services directly from the distributors. the family of brands are represented with a proven history in the industrial and commercial markets. the commitment and dedication will enable success for all the employees throughout the globe. the growth strategy of the company is comprised of the services in the emerging markets. the products and services are offered with commitment and recognized by the largest market in india. the solutions and services offered for the customers can be addressed with comfort across the globe. the continuous improvement is done to deploy the operational excellence and add value to the customers.


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When someone is arrested for DUI in California under Vehicle Code Sections 23152(a)(b) and VC sections 23153(a)(b), felony DUI, they are provided three options under VC 231612: They can provide a blood, breath, or urine sample. Urine is typically offered (suggested) if the arresting agency suspects that drugs are present and a blood test is unavailable.
If a breath sample is provided, and that sample comes back over .08% BAC, an arrest will likely occur. California Title 17 requires that the breath sample measure the alveolar air – that is, deep lung air. Oftentimes, there is a question as to the accuracy of a breath sample. Remember, the breath machine is supposed to measure the amount of alcohol in the blood. This is done indirectly, however, by measuring the amount of alcohol in the breath (BrAC).
The partition ratio converts alcohol measured in the breath to estimates of alcohol in the blood. This measure is in direct proportion to the amount of grams of alcohol to every 1 milliliter of blood. Therefore, 2100 milliliters of breath will contain the same amount of ethanol as 1 milliliter of blood.
One issue is that partition ratio varies greatly among individuals – from 1300:1 to 3100:1 or more. This may greatly impact the BrAC and can place someone over the legal limit of 0.8% BAC, even if they are not.
Alcohol contamination in the mouth can also negatively impact the BAC. This may be a problem if the person recently consumed alcohol, vomited, regurgitated, or burped. This is supposed to be mitigated by Title 17, which requires a 15 minute observation period before a breath sample is provided. However, if there is a Title 17 violation, the breath sample may be affected.
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is a group of lung diseases that impacts airflow through the bronchial tubes. As a result, airflow is partially blocked and thus does not always correlate with BAC.
Diabetes is another medical issue that may affect BAC. Diabetics sometimes eliminate ketones (acetone) as a waste product, because some cells oxide fats for fuel. If a diabetic with hypoglycemia develops ketoacidosis, acetone in the mouth can make the breath smell of alcohol. Consequently, a high BAC reading may result because the breath testing machine mistakes the acetone for ethyl alcohol.
There are other reasons that BAC may be falsely elevated. To receive a free consultation on your DUI charge, please contact my office today.

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when someone is arrested for dui in california under vehicle code sections 23152(a)(b) and vc sections 23153(a)(b), felony dui, they are provided three options under vc 231612: they can provide a blood, breath, or urine sample. urine is typically offered (suggested) if the arresting agency suspects that drugs are present and a blood test is unavailable.
if a breath sample is provided, and that sample comes back over .08% bac, an arrest will likely occur. california title 17 requires that the breath sample measure the alveolar air – that is, deep lung air. oftentimes, there is a question as to the accuracy of a breath sample. remember, the breath machine is supposed to measure the amount of alcohol in the blood. this is done indirectly, however, by measuring the amount of alcohol in the breath (brac).
the partition ratio converts alcohol measured in the breath to estimates of alcohol in the blood. this measure is in direct proportion to the amount of grams of alcohol to every 1 milliliter of blood. therefore, 2100 milliliters of breath will contain the same amount of ethanol as 1 milliliter of blood.
one issue is that partition ratio varies greatly among individuals – from 1300:1 to 3100:1 or more. this may greatly impact the brac and can place someone over the legal limit of 0.8% bac, even if they are not.
alcohol contamination in the mouth can also negatively impact the bac. this may be a problem if the person recently consumed alcohol, vomited, regurgitated, or burped. this is supposed to be mitigated by title 17, which requires a 15 minute observation period before a breath sample is provided. however, if there is a title 17 violation, the breath sample may be affected.
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (copd) is a group of lung diseases that impacts airflow through the bronchial tubes. as a result, airflow is partially blocked and thus does not always correlate with bac.
diabetes is another medical issue that may affect bac. diabetics sometimes eliminate ketones (acetone) as a waste product, because some cells oxide fats for fuel. if a diabetic with hypoglycemia develops ketoacidosis, acetone in the mouth can make the breath smell of alcohol. consequently, a high bac reading may result because the breath testing machine mistakes the acetone for ethyl alcohol.
there are other reasons that bac may be falsely elevated. to receive a free consultation on your dui charge, please contact my office today.


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Our Early Childhood Education Program is a dynamic child-centered community that is dedicated to building strong relationships among educators, students and their families. These relationships help us forge a loving community based on kindness, respect and the love of learning for children from infancy to age five.
Our program’s approach to learning is both creative and developmentally appropriate. We encourage intentional, play-based experiences while providing the tools for a positive and desirous attitude for life-long learning. While our goal is focused on preparing children for the future, we also attend to their creative needs and intellectual curiosity. With smart boards, smart tables, Judaics, Hebrew, art, music and movement, the state-of-the-art Temple Kol Ami Emanu-El’s Early Childhood Center is an amazing place to establish your child’s foundation for a life-long love of learning.
Child-centered activities are developed to relate to children’s everyday life experiences. Our nurturing, energetic and certified teachers are continuously expanding their knowledge through professional development. Using up-to-date curriculum and lesson plans, appropriate assessment and the latest technology, children are provided enriching experiences with opportunities to experiment, discover, dream and imagine.
Each teacher strives to build a sense of community while providing a healthy and safe environment. Teachers individualize instruction using developmentally appropriate lesson plans based on the Florida Early Learning Development Standards. Children are assessed throughout the school year. Formal parent/teacher conferences are held in November and May.
Beginning as early as two years old, children are introduced to the Handwriting Without Tears curriculum. Early on, fine motor skills are enhanced. We teach uppercase letters at the nursery level. Through the use of music, movement, letter play and manipulatives, children are taught the basics of handwriting. By the end of pre-kindergarten, the children have become proficient in letter formation, letter placing, and differentiating between upper and lowercase, as well as numbers.
At Temple Kol Ami Emanu-El’s Early Childhood Center, children embark on a dynamic journey where they learn through a balanced curriculum. With the assistance of our clergy and parents, students will become contributing members to our school and community by learning about social action through Jewish values. Jewish awareness is gained through real life experiences in the classrooms where we introduce and practice Jewish traditions, customs, values, Hebrew language, music, Shabbat and holiday celebrations. Judaic studies enhance and enrich their studies in an atmosphere of mutual kindness and respect.
Join us for our Mommy & Me classes on Tuesdays from 9:15-10:00 a.m. Bring your friends to meet our Mommy & Me teacher Miss Cindy Black. Miss Cindy has 16 years of experience teaching Mommy & Me. From three months to age two, our mommy and me classes promote early development and provide a strong foundation for your childʼ’s critical first two years. Weekly classes will help your child achieve new milestones and prepare for more advanced challenges during each stage of growth. Bring your friends and meet new ones as you celebrate every discovery with smiles and hugs as we encounter new joyful, playful and innovative experiences.

lowercased:
our early childhood education program is a dynamic child-centered community that is dedicated to building strong relationships among educators, students and their families. these relationships help us forge a loving community based on kindness, respect and the love of learning for children from infancy to age five.
our program’s approach to learning is both creative and developmentally appropriate. we encourage intentional, play-based experiences while providing the tools for a positive and desirous attitude for life-long learning. while our goal is focused on preparing children for the future, we also attend to their creative needs and intellectual curiosity. with smart boards, smart tables, judaics, hebrew, art, music and movement, the state-of-the-art temple kol ami emanu-el’s early childhood center is an amazing place to establish your child’s foundation for a life-long love of learning.
child-centered activities are developed to relate to children’s everyday life experiences. our nurturing, energetic and certified teachers are continuously expanding their knowledge through professional development. using up-to-date curriculum and lesson plans, appropriate assessment and the latest technology, children are provided enriching experiences with opportunities to experiment, discover, dream and imagine.
each teacher strives to build a sense of community while providing a healthy and safe environment. teachers individualize instruction using developmentally appropriate lesson plans based on the florida early learning development standards. children are assessed throughout the school year. formal parent/teacher conferences are held in november and may.
beginning as early as two years old, children are introduced to the handwriting without tears curriculum. early on, fine motor skills are enhanced. we teach uppercase letters at the nursery level. through the use of music, movement, letter play and manipulatives, children are taught the basics of handwriting. by the end of pre-kindergarten, the children have become proficient in letter formation, letter placing, and differentiating between upper and lowercase, as well as numbers.
at temple kol ami emanu-el’s early childhood center, children embark on a dynamic journey where they learn through a balanced curriculum. with the assistance of our clergy and parents, students will become contributing members to our school and community by learning about social action through jewish values. jewish awareness is gained through real life experiences in the classrooms where we introduce and practice jewish traditions, customs, values, hebrew language, music, shabbat and holiday celebrations. judaic studies enhance and enrich their studies in an atmosphere of mutual kindness and respect.
join us for our mommy & me classes on tuesdays from 9:15-10:00 a.m. bring your friends to meet our mommy & me teacher miss cindy black. miss cindy has 16 years of experience teaching mommy & me. from three months to age two, our mommy and me classes promote early development and provide a strong foundation for your childʼ’s critical first two years. weekly classes will help your child achieve new milestones and prepare for more advanced challenges during each stage of growth. bring your friends and meet new ones as you celebrate every discovery with smiles and hugs as we encounter new joyful, playful and innovative experiences.


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"In my 40 years of practice as a psychologist, in Tennessee, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and New Hampshire, I have had the honor and privilege of working with so many patients on their paths of exploration, personal growth, and healing. My approach is grounded in psychodynamic, existential, and Buddhist theories, with a focus on integrating mindfulness and compassion with self and others. It is my belief that the quality of the psychotherapy relationship between therapist and patient is the principal healing force in treatment. Thus, I do my best to form a good and ethical therapeutic relationship with each of my patients."
"The decision to begin therapy is one that requires courage and a desire to better one's self. Having the support of a trusted helper makes a significant difference in our progress through this journey. As such, the foundation of my approach is to create an environment where people of any age feel understood, safe, and empowered. Whether you would like to explore issues related to life transitions, relationships, identity, trauma, anxiety, depression, or another area of focus, I have the training to help you achieve your goals."
"Welcome. Whether you are struggling in your relationship and need some couples counseling or are tired of feeling anxious and depressed, I can help you connect with yourself or each other in a new way toward feeling better. I bow to everything within you, in the midst of your search and struggle, which has brought you here. I understand the suffering within you as well as the wisdom to just want to feel better. I have an MA in Integral Counseling Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco — the first program in the world to blend Western schools of psychology with Eastern spiritual traditions. "
"I believe that most problems bringing people to psychotherapy arise from conflict issues and contact issues. Conflicts may involve inner conflicts, such as dilemmas of freedom vs. love, and interpersonal conlicts involving needs between partners, family members, past or present, coworkers, etc. Contact issues involve our connections with self,with others, and seeking, losing, healing, or needing to deepen the quality of these connections. Imbalances in contact or conflict may create mild to severe anxiety, depression, and when unresolved may fuel bad habits at best and at worst compulsive problems. Accurate definition of these underlying issues is necessary for resolution."
"My approach to psychological healing is integrative, mixing psychodynamic, mind/body, and transpersonal approaches to psychotherapy. My philosophy of therapy stresses respect for the client and an acknowledgment of the importance of starting "where the client is." I practice psychotherapy as a gentle process in which the client develops increasing intimacy with him/herself. Therapy often involves the exploration of family of origin issues and the impact of old conditioning on current functioning. I also emphasize the importance of developing existing personal strengths and resources. I sometimes use a test called the Enneagram to clarify client strengths and issues. I have expertise in mindfulness."
"I tailor my approach to meet the needs of those who come to see me, but offer every individual the respect and compassion they deserve. Maybe you are seeking insight and awareness for the purpose of personal growth. Perhaps you are looking to address a particular issue and need someone who can be goal directed and offer specific skills and feedback. Maybe it's hard to name just what is going on and this is one of the reasons you have decided to seek help. No two people come to therapy for the same reason because no two people are the same."
"My clients seek competent,ethical, dependable psychological services in a warm, inviting environment. They enjoy a therapist who is active, collaborative, goal oriented with a sense of humor. My clients are individuals, couples and groups age 18 and above. Typical issues include problems with relationships (emotional & physical), self-esteem, performance enhancement/sport psychology, depression, anxiety, stress, life transition, trauma, PTSD, grief/loss (both human and pet) and eating disorders. I work especially well with the GLBTQ clients seeking positive living within their sexual orientation/lifestyle. My approach is toward positive, solution-focused psychology with an emphasis on dynamically-oriented psychotherapy."
""Love and safety heal -- everything else is just tools."* And our places of deepest pain can, over time, not only heal but become medicine for others. I offer a safe space and caring presence to accompany clients who are ready to unburden their souls (psyche) and take a "depth" approach to understanding their lives and struggles. We have all been intricately shaped by our history and choices, our personality and life circumstances. The more we come to understand the complex tapestry that has led to our present situation, the freer we become to move forward differently, more joyful and whole."
"I work with clients wanting to heal from all kinds of painful experiences and challenges in their lives. Often what brings someone into therapy, their current struggles, are symptoms of an underlying unresolved experience which has thrown life out of balance. Anxiety and depression, for example, frequently are a pattern of being stuck in a state of imbalance, following a significant loss, heartbreak or trauma. The goal of therapy is to restore the natural integrity and balance within clients, empowering them to lead creative and fulfilling lives. "
""Life can often feel like a lonely journey full of obstacles and challenges. I am passionate about providing a non-judgmental environment during your journey of finding health and restoration. Honoring unmet emotional needs is a vital aspect of healing. By honoring what has led you to therapy, I provide a safe space to discover the underlying issues of life's challenges. As a multicultural therapist, I value every individual that enters my office. I desire to validate and truly understand your deepest hurts, by providing compassion and a safe environment to flourish and grow."
"My work is psychodynamically oriented, which means that I am interested in how early life and family of origin issues impact current life relationships and events. I work with both individuals and couples-- gay and straight. I have a general practice that includes people dealing with depression, anxiety, relationship problems, low self-esteem, trauma, work related stress, sexual identity, religious issues, etc."
"I believe that therapy is a unique opportunity to have a safe and empathic place to share one's story. It is a privilege for me to journey alongside others as they discover who they are in the midst of that story. I approach therapy in an eclectic manner, and have experience in a variety of therapeutic issues. I work with both individuals and couples interested in seeking treatment for depression, anxiety, relational distress, conflict resolution, and personal growth."
"My favorite all-time bumper sticker: Don't Believe Everything You Think! Obviously, everyone has problems in life, but both sages and scientists have discovered that how we think about our problems is a crucial variable in whether we grow through difficulties (past or present), or get mired in difficult emotions and unhelpful behavior patterns. While we all have unique histories and personalities, what leads to healing and change generally applies to all of us. But more than ever, we are living on "autopilot," and just trying to keep up. All the while, our busy minds provide a running commentary, often full of fear and criticism. "
"By curiously hearing and understanding your life story through our professional relationship, I hope to unburden you of your pain and help you remove road blocks which might be keeping you from experiencing greater pleasure. I work with adults ranging in age from 18 through post retirement years and specialize in treating life transitions, relationship concerns, depression, anxiety, trauma, infertility, adoption, postpartum depression, grief, loss, and divorce. I'm sensitive to issues of diversity and inclusion, am interested in working with people from various cultural backgrounds, and am a LGBTQ ally."
"I work to identify the strengths of my client and then utilize these as we collaborate, accomplishing the client's life goals, navigating stressors and bringing balance and hope to the client's life. Are you tired of sabotaging your success? Do you wish you could get a grip on your anxiety? Why am I so angry all of the time? Other people can quit, why can't I? Will I ever be enough? I believe in creating a safe space of healing, hope and refuge where you can achieve your goals and desires for your life."
If you're looking for couples therapists in 37212 or for a 37212 couples therapist these professionals provide couples therapy in 37212. Couples counseling can be effective and saves many relationships, but if you're part of a couple in distress remember that the sooner you get help, the more likely couples counseling will bring about a positive result.
Therapists in Nashville 37212 are able to work with a wide range of issues.
For example, if you're seeking a marriage counselor in 37212 you'll find that most therapists are trained in marriage counseling or couples counseling in 37212 and couples therapy. And they welcome families for family counseling in 37212 or family therapy in Nashville 37212.

lowercased:
"in my 40 years of practice as a psychologist, in tennessee, massachusetts, pennsylvania, and new hampshire, i have had the honor and privilege of working with so many patients on their paths of exploration, personal growth, and healing. my approach is grounded in psychodynamic, existential, and buddhist theories, with a focus on integrating mindfulness and compassion with self and others. it is my belief that the quality of the psychotherapy relationship between therapist and patient is the principal healing force in treatment. thus, i do my best to form a good and ethical therapeutic relationship with each of my patients."
"the decision to begin therapy is one that requires courage and a desire to better one's self. having the support of a trusted helper makes a significant difference in our progress through this journey. as such, the foundation of my approach is to create an environment where people of any age feel understood, safe, and empowered. whether you would like to explore issues related to life transitions, relationships, identity, trauma, anxiety, depression, or another area of focus, i have the training to help you achieve your goals."
"welcome. whether you are struggling in your relationship and need some couples counseling or are tired of feeling anxious and depressed, i can help you connect with yourself or each other in a new way toward feeling better. i bow to everything within you, in the midst of your search and struggle, which has brought you here. i understand the suffering within you as well as the wisdom to just want to feel better. i have an ma in integral counseling psychology from the california institute of integral studies in san francisco — the first program in the world to blend western schools of psychology with eastern spiritual traditions. "
"i believe that most problems bringing people to psychotherapy arise from conflict issues and contact issues. conflicts may involve inner conflicts, such as dilemmas of freedom vs. love, and interpersonal conlicts involving needs between partners, family members, past or present, coworkers, etc. contact issues involve our connections with self,with others, and seeking, losing, healing, or needing to deepen the quality of these connections. imbalances in contact or conflict may create mild to severe anxiety, depression, and when unresolved may fuel bad habits at best and at worst compulsive problems. accurate definition of these underlying issues is necessary for resolution."
"my approach to psychological healing is integrative, mixing psychodynamic, mind/body, and transpersonal approaches to psychotherapy. my philosophy of therapy stresses respect for the client and an acknowledgment of the importance of starting "where the client is." i practice psychotherapy as a gentle process in which the client develops increasing intimacy with him/herself. therapy often involves the exploration of family of origin issues and the impact of old conditioning on current functioning. i also emphasize the importance of developing existing personal strengths and resources. i sometimes use a test called the enneagram to clarify client strengths and issues. i have expertise in mindfulness."
"i tailor my approach to meet the needs of those who come to see me, but offer every individual the respect and compassion they deserve. maybe you are seeking insight and awareness for the purpose of personal growth. perhaps you are looking to address a particular issue and need someone who can be goal directed and offer specific skills and feedback. maybe it's hard to name just what is going on and this is one of the reasons you have decided to seek help. no two people come to therapy for the same reason because no two people are the same."
"my clients seek competent,ethical, dependable psychological services in a warm, inviting environment. they enjoy a therapist who is active, collaborative, goal oriented with a sense of humor. my clients are individuals, couples and groups age 18 and above. typical issues include problems with relationships (emotional & physical), self-esteem, performance enhancement/sport psychology, depression, anxiety, stress, life transition, trauma, ptsd, grief/loss (both human and pet) and eating disorders. i work especially well with the glbtq clients seeking positive living within their sexual orientation/lifestyle. my approach is toward positive, solution-focused psychology with an emphasis on dynamically-oriented psychotherapy."
""love and safety heal -- everything else is just tools."* and our places of deepest pain can, over time, not only heal but become medicine for others. i offer a safe space and caring presence to accompany clients who are ready to unburden their souls (psyche) and take a "depth" approach to understanding their lives and struggles. we have all been intricately shaped by our history and choices, our personality and life circumstances. the more we come to understand the complex tapestry that has led to our present situation, the freer we become to move forward differently, more joyful and whole."
"i work with clients wanting to heal from all kinds of painful experiences and challenges in their lives. often what brings someone into therapy, their current struggles, are symptoms of an underlying unresolved experience which has thrown life out of balance. anxiety and depression, for example, frequently are a pattern of being stuck in a state of imbalance, following a significant loss, heartbreak or trauma. the goal of therapy is to restore the natural integrity and balance within clients, empowering them to lead creative and fulfilling lives. "
""life can often feel like a lonely journey full of obstacles and challenges. i am passionate about providing a non-judgmental environment during your journey of finding health and restoration. honoring unmet emotional needs is a vital aspect of healing. by honoring what has led you to therapy, i provide a safe space to discover the underlying issues of life's challenges. as a multicultural therapist, i value every individual that enters my office. i desire to validate and truly understand your deepest hurts, by providing compassion and a safe environment to flourish and grow."
"my work is psychodynamically oriented, which means that i am interested in how early life and family of origin issues impact current life relationships and events. i work with both individuals and couples-- gay and straight. i have a general practice that includes people dealing with depression, anxiety, relationship problems, low self-esteem, trauma, work related stress, sexual identity, religious issues, etc."
"i believe that therapy is a unique opportunity to have a safe and empathic place to share one's story. it is a privilege for me to journey alongside others as they discover who they are in the midst of that story. i approach therapy in an eclectic manner, and have experience in a variety of therapeutic issues. i work with both individuals and couples interested in seeking treatment for depression, anxiety, relational distress, conflict resolution, and personal growth."
"my favorite all-time bumper sticker: don't believe everything you think! obviously, everyone has problems in life, but both sages and scientists have discovered that how we think about our problems is a crucial variable in whether we grow through difficulties (past or present), or get mired in difficult emotions and unhelpful behavior patterns. while we all have unique histories and personalities, what leads to healing and change generally applies to all of us. but more than ever, we are living on "autopilot," and just trying to keep up. all the while, our busy minds provide a running commentary, often full of fear and criticism. "
"by curiously hearing and understanding your life story through our professional relationship, i hope to unburden you of your pain and help you remove road blocks which might be keeping you from experiencing greater pleasure. i work with adults ranging in age from 18 through post retirement years and specialize in treating life transitions, relationship concerns, depression, anxiety, trauma, infertility, adoption, postpartum depression, grief, loss, and divorce. i'm sensitive to issues of diversity and inclusion, am interested in working with people from various cultural backgrounds, and am a lgbtq ally."
"i work to identify the strengths of my client and then utilize these as we collaborate, accomplishing the client's life goals, navigating stressors and bringing balance and hope to the client's life. are you tired of sabotaging your success? do you wish you could get a grip on your anxiety? why am i so angry all of the time? other people can quit, why can't i? will i ever be enough? i believe in creating a safe space of healing, hope and refuge where you can achieve your goals and desires for your life."
if you're looking for couples therapists in 37212 or for a 37212 couples therapist these professionals provide couples therapy in 37212. couples counseling can be effective and saves many relationships, but if you're part of a couple in distress remember that the sooner you get help, the more likely couples counseling will bring about a positive result.
therapists in nashville 37212 are able to work with a wide range of issues.
for example, if you're seeking a marriage counselor in 37212 you'll find that most therapists are trained in marriage counseling or couples counseling in 37212 and couples therapy. and they welcome families for family counseling in 37212 or family therapy in nashville 37212.


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Is Jesus doing it right?
It is always important to ask the right questions. But I might not ask the questions other people would. They might hear Mark 7:24-37 and ask, “Is Jesus doing it right?” – and think not. Jesus seems reluctant to help – well he has tried to get away for a break with the disciples (in this part of the gospel he is spending more time teaching and preparing them for the cross to come). The idea that he ought to be healing people because that is what he does fails to understand that Jesus is much more than a miracle worker.
What is going on with the Syro-Phoenician woman? The clue is in the name. She doesn’t have the Jewish background that would help her see Jesus’ actions as the fulfillment of God’s promises (like those we read about in Isaiah). How can she see healing as a sign of God’s Kingdom? The answer seems to be, by Faith. Her dialogue with Jesus, far from taking offence and going away, shows that she is not only willing to engage with him, but to trust him. He sees that she has that gift, and it opens the way for her daughter to be cured. (Faith of the sort James would approve – very practical, not just words).
As through the Old Testament and into Jesus ministry, God dealt with his chosen people, who were prepared and taught for his plans to be put into effect, so there were always exceptions of those willing to join that hope and movement. This nameless woman adds to the list.
The second part of the reading is another story, about a deaf man who also had difficulty speaking. Notice how Jesus takes him away from the crowd. It seems to be concern for his understanding of what is happening, and that he not be assaulted by the noise of the crowd. He is healed (Isaiah 35 fulfilled!) He orders people not to speak of it – but that fails, for there is talk, and celebration. Jesus might worry that people will think he is building a celebrity reputation to run for power; or simply that people will not understand his Ministry and purpose.
The question “Was Jesus doing it right?” is not my question. I assume that the way Jesus chose was the one set by God. I suppose to begin with we have to be sure that Jesus is worth paying attention to – that he is doing things we think worthwhile. But after that, don’t we get to a point of wanting to learn how he does things – to imitate it? He’s not just about “doing good”, but very much “doing God” -as in bringing God’s Kingdom, fulfilling his promises. So, if in this or other passages, you find yourself asking Why? Or What’s going on? Please go on asking till you find answers. Jesus doesn’t always do things the way we would – but that may be because we need to learn His ways, as well as because we haven’t understood.
At the beginning of this reading, He was trying to get away and spend time with the disciples. Perhaps they learnt through these events. Perhaps we can too.
This entry was posted in Sunday Readings comment and tagged chosen, doing it right, faith, Gentiles, Jews, Mark 7:24-37, Proper 18b, syrophoenician, Trinity 15 on 8th September 2018 by Andrew Knight.
You wouldn’t dream of making up instructions, and pretending they came from God? Of course you wouldn’t. There are warnings in scripture about neither adding, or taking away, what is there as instruction (for example Deuteronomy 4:2, another of this Sunday’s readings). But be careful! Culture filters our hearing, and is easily confused with God’s teaching. How good are we at separating our habits, and the generally accepted ideas among the people we know, from the actual instructions from God we find in the Bible?
That is a key question for Christian living, and the answer needs constant checking with scripture, and dialogue with Christians especially those from other cultures. That is really what comes up in the gospel reading, Mark 7:1-23 (or selected verses from that). Jesus, born a Jew, living under Jewish (Old Testament) Law, questions not the law but the tradition around it. The Pharisees had traditions about washing hands and utensils – but its “tradition”, not Law (that is, the instructions in the Old Testament about God’s way for his people), and Jesus won’t confuse them. Evan a good habit can be broken for reason. Criticised for that attitude, he notes how Tradition is used to break the Law as if it were more important than Law – (you may miss out the verses about “Corban”. which explain a “dodge” to avoid supporting a family member (as the Old Testament requires) by declaring the money dedicated to religious service – a “tradition”) The detail may be a bit remote – but the principle is vital.
Tradition is never as important as God’s instructions. Sometimes the questions our lives, and the lives of our congregations, face do not have clear answers in scripture. (Should I retrain for a new career, marry a certain person, – you know the sort of thing). Tradition may suggest answers, but be clear that “the way we’ve always done it” isn’t enough for a final decision. What you have to do is to keep reading scripture and asking: What does this mean? What should we do? What needs to change, and how?
It won’t all come clear at once (you wouldn’t like it if it did!) but this is the way of Christian disciples – they follow Jesus, make mistakes and accept forgiveness, learn a bit and go on listening and trying. Tradition – yes, it can be a guide, but it needs to be questioned, and held against the standard regularly.
This entry was posted in Sunday Readings comment and tagged Corban, culture, Deuteronomy 4:2, habit, instruction, law, Mark 7:1-23, tradition on 1st September 2018 by Andrew Knight.

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is jesus doing it right?
it is always important to ask the right questions. but i might not ask the questions other people would. they might hear mark 7:24-37 and ask, “is jesus doing it right?” – and think not. jesus seems reluctant to help – well he has tried to get away for a break with the disciples (in this part of the gospel he is spending more time teaching and preparing them for the cross to come). the idea that he ought to be healing people because that is what he does fails to understand that jesus is much more than a miracle worker.
what is going on with the syro-phoenician woman? the clue is in the name. she doesn’t have the jewish background that would help her see jesus’ actions as the fulfillment of god’s promises (like those we read about in isaiah). how can she see healing as a sign of god’s kingdom? the answer seems to be, by faith. her dialogue with jesus, far from taking offence and going away, shows that she is not only willing to engage with him, but to trust him. he sees that she has that gift, and it opens the way for her daughter to be cured. (faith of the sort james would approve – very practical, not just words).
as through the old testament and into jesus ministry, god dealt with his chosen people, who were prepared and taught for his plans to be put into effect, so there were always exceptions of those willing to join that hope and movement. this nameless woman adds to the list.
the second part of the reading is another story, about a deaf man who also had difficulty speaking. notice how jesus takes him away from the crowd. it seems to be concern for his understanding of what is happening, and that he not be assaulted by the noise of the crowd. he is healed (isaiah 35 fulfilled!) he orders people not to speak of it – but that fails, for there is talk, and celebration. jesus might worry that people will think he is building a celebrity reputation to run for power; or simply that people will not understand his ministry and purpose.
the question “was jesus doing it right?” is not my question. i assume that the way jesus chose was the one set by god. i suppose to begin with we have to be sure that jesus is worth paying attention to – that he is doing things we think worthwhile. but after that, don’t we get to a point of wanting to learn how he does things – to imitate it? he’s not just about “doing good”, but very much “doing god” -as in bringing god’s kingdom, fulfilling his promises. so, if in this or other passages, you find yourself asking why? or what’s going on? please go on asking till you find answers. jesus doesn’t always do things the way we would – but that may be because we need to learn his ways, as well as because we haven’t understood.
at the beginning of this reading, he was trying to get away and spend time with the disciples. perhaps they learnt through these events. perhaps we can too.
this entry was posted in sunday readings comment and tagged chosen, doing it right, faith, gentiles, jews, mark 7:24-37, proper 18b, syrophoenician, trinity 15 on 8th september 2018 by andrew knight.
you wouldn’t dream of making up instructions, and pretending they came from god? of course you wouldn’t. there are warnings in scripture about neither adding, or taking away, what is there as instruction (for example deuteronomy 4:2, another of this sunday’s readings). but be careful! culture filters our hearing, and is easily confused with god’s teaching. how good are we at separating our habits, and the generally accepted ideas among the people we know, from the actual instructions from god we find in the bible?
that is a key question for christian living, and the answer needs constant checking with scripture, and dialogue with christians especially those from other cultures. that is really what comes up in the gospel reading, mark 7:1-23 (or selected verses from that). jesus, born a jew, living under jewish (old testament) law, questions not the law but the tradition around it. the pharisees had traditions about washing hands and utensils – but its “tradition”, not law (that is, the instructions in the old testament about god’s way for his people), and jesus won’t confuse them. evan a good habit can be broken for reason. criticised for that attitude, he notes how tradition is used to break the law as if it were more important than law – (you may miss out the verses about “corban”. which explain a “dodge” to avoid supporting a family member (as the old testament requires) by declaring the money dedicated to religious service – a “tradition”) the detail may be a bit remote – but the principle is vital.
tradition is never as important as god’s instructions. sometimes the questions our lives, and the lives of our congregations, face do not have clear answers in scripture. (should i retrain for a new career, marry a certain person, – you know the sort of thing). tradition may suggest answers, but be clear that “the way we’ve always done it” isn’t enough for a final decision. what you have to do is to keep reading scripture and asking: what does this mean? what should we do? what needs to change, and how?
it won’t all come clear at once (you wouldn’t like it if it did!) but this is the way of christian disciples – they follow jesus, make mistakes and accept forgiveness, learn a bit and go on listening and trying. tradition – yes, it can be a guide, but it needs to be questioned, and held against the standard regularly.
this entry was posted in sunday readings comment and tagged corban, culture, deuteronomy 4:2, habit, instruction, law, mark 7:1-23, tradition on 1st september 2018 by andrew knight.


text: Kitchen and Bath Showcase is proud to present this bronze finished sliding shower door, by Basco. The 7150-54-64CLBR is made from premium materials, this Sliding Shower Door offers great function and value for your home. This fixture is part of Basco's decorative Collection, so make sure to check out other styles of fixtures to accessorize your room.

lowercased: kitchen and bath showcase is proud to present this bronze finished sliding shower door, by basco. the 7150-54-64clbr is made from premium materials, this sliding shower door offers great function and value for your home. this fixture is part of basco's decorative collection, so make sure to check out other styles of fixtures to accessorize your room.


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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, U.S. President Barack Obama, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, French President Francoi...or a family photo during their meeting at the hotel castle Elmau in Kruen, Germany, June 7, 2015 (Christian Hartmann/Reuters).
In a separate annex, the G7 leaders endorsed specific steps to promote women’s entrepreneurship, including facilitating access to finance, improving work-family policies for men and women, encouraging girls’ participation in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) disciplines, and championing successful female entrepreneurs as role models for the next generation.
This is not the first time that women’s empowerment has been prioritized in a G7 declaration. In fact, it’s part of a recent trend in which gender issues have been elevated by world leaders in international fora and integrated into mainstream policy discussions.
Consider, for example, Canada’s leadership of the Group of Eight (G8) in June 2010, which gave rise to the Muskoka Initiative on maternal and child health and led to a commitment to invest in national health systems.
The foreign ministers of the G8 have also highlighted the role of women in peace and security. In 2012, the ministers called for implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace, and Security. A year later, the same group endorsed a declaration on preventing sexual violence in conflict.
Gender equality has been a focus of the Group of Twenty (G20) Summit as well. In November 2014, each G20 country set a historic commitment to reduce the gap between the share of men and women in their workforce by 25 percent by 2025.
The G20 commitment to increase women’s labor force participation was echoed at the Kruen summit this week in the G7 declaration that emerged. It was also augmented by a new agreement to increase women’s vocational training in the developing world by one-third by 2030. German Chancellor Angela Merkel highlighted the relationship between gender equality and economic progress in her closing remarks, noting that barriers to women persist everywhere in the world—“not only in the developing countries where a lot of work still needs to be done,” but also “in industrialized countries.” She promised to convene a conference in September to address the “structural differences between men and women” that remain.
Research from major international economic institutions supports this focus on gender equality by world leaders. Over the past two decades, analyses from the International Monetary Fund, Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, and World Bank have demonstrated the growth potential of increasing women’s labor force participation. The Bank is in the process of revamping its gender strategy, and mainstreaming the discussion of women’s economic empowerment is a core piece of its new concept note.
Recent international commitments to advance gender equality are undoubtedly a critical step forward—but the real test of progress for women will lie in their implementation. To ensure gains for women and girls—and for the health of entire communities and economies—such declarations must be coupled with a push to implement the policies they prescribe.

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canadian prime minister stephen harper, u.s. president barack obama, german chancellor angela merkel, french president francoi...or a family photo during their meeting at the hotel castle elmau in kruen, germany, june 7, 2015 (christian hartmann/reuters).
in a separate annex, the g7 leaders endorsed specific steps to promote women’s entrepreneurship, including facilitating access to finance, improving work-family policies for men and women, encouraging girls’ participation in stem (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) disciplines, and championing successful female entrepreneurs as role models for the next generation.
this is not the first time that women’s empowerment has been prioritized in a g7 declaration. in fact, it’s part of a recent trend in which gender issues have been elevated by world leaders in international fora and integrated into mainstream policy discussions.
consider, for example, canada’s leadership of the group of eight (g8) in june 2010, which gave rise to the muskoka initiative on maternal and child health and led to a commitment to invest in national health systems.
the foreign ministers of the g8 have also highlighted the role of women in peace and security. in 2012, the ministers called for implementation of un security council resolution 1325 on women, peace, and security. a year later, the same group endorsed a declaration on preventing sexual violence in conflict.
gender equality has been a focus of the group of twenty (g20) summit as well. in november 2014, each g20 country set a historic commitment to reduce the gap between the share of men and women in their workforce by 25 percent by 2025.
the g20 commitment to increase women’s labor force participation was echoed at the kruen summit this week in the g7 declaration that emerged. it was also augmented by a new agreement to increase women’s vocational training in the developing world by one-third by 2030. german chancellor angela merkel highlighted the relationship between gender equality and economic progress in her closing remarks, noting that barriers to women persist everywhere in the world—“not only in the developing countries where a lot of work still needs to be done,” but also “in industrialized countries.” she promised to convene a conference in september to address the “structural differences between men and women” that remain.
research from major international economic institutions supports this focus on gender equality by world leaders. over the past two decades, analyses from the international monetary fund, organisation for economic cooperation and development, and world bank have demonstrated the growth potential of increasing women’s labor force participation. the bank is in the process of revamping its gender strategy, and mainstreaming the discussion of women’s economic empowerment is a core piece of its new concept note.
recent international commitments to advance gender equality are undoubtedly a critical step forward—but the real test of progress for women will lie in their implementation. to ensure gains for women and girls—and for the health of entire communities and economies—such declarations must be coupled with a push to implement the policies they prescribe.


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Paul Vixie is the author of several RFCs and well known UNIX system programs and is an authority about DNS and other internet protocols.
"With usenet gone, we just don't teach our kids entertainment-level hyperbole any more."
"Usually they finish by whining «but I WANT it!!!» and so, I tell them: «So what? Everybody wants something. I want a pony. Get over it.»"

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paul vixie is the author of several rfcs and well known unix system programs and is an authority about dns and other internet protocols.
"with usenet gone, we just don't teach our kids entertainment-level hyperbole any more."
"usually they finish by whining «but i want it!!!» and so, i tell them: «so what? everybody wants something. i want a pony. get over it.»"


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While chief marketing officers (CMOs) have increasingly taken more creative work in-house - in pursuit of deep brand knowledge and efficiency - the survey reveals early warning indications that merely adding headcount isn't enough. Marketing and creative departments need well-defined, mutually agreed upon, and highly collaborative processes to drive the benefits CMOs aim to deliver for the business.
The study shows that those creative and marketing organizations with strong alignment are more likely to give leaders higher marks, report good morale, use best practices, and have the capacity to dedicate more time doing what they were hired to do: being creative.
"Bringing creative in-house promises greater efficiencies and higher quality creative work, but organizations can't just bolt on a creative team and expect miracles," commented Alex Withers, chief marketing officer (CMO) for inMotionNow. "In order to reap those benefits, creative and marketing teams must develop a strategic relationship - and this study uncovers the keys to building alignment with marketing and creative and driving results faster."

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while chief marketing officers (cmos) have increasingly taken more creative work in-house - in pursuit of deep brand knowledge and efficiency - the survey reveals early warning indications that merely adding headcount isn't enough. marketing and creative departments need well-defined, mutually agreed upon, and highly collaborative processes to drive the benefits cmos aim to deliver for the business.
the study shows that those creative and marketing organizations with strong alignment are more likely to give leaders higher marks, report good morale, use best practices, and have the capacity to dedicate more time doing what they were hired to do: being creative.
"bringing creative in-house promises greater efficiencies and higher quality creative work, but organizations can't just bolt on a creative team and expect miracles," commented alex withers, chief marketing officer (cmo) for inmotionnow. "in order to reap those benefits, creative and marketing teams must develop a strategic relationship - and this study uncovers the keys to building alignment with marketing and creative and driving results faster."


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7 3 idi coolant leak while performing routine maintenance check for leaks and slop in drivetrain parts. 3. invest yourself in the truck the tools will also become more scarce as time goes by. 7. be brand loyal. at a ly shut down a nuclear power plants reactor yesterday less than 24 hours after a slow leak at another reactor released 80 tons of coolant water park temperatures 24 hours ending 7 a.m. today 2 the following is an excerpt from chapter 7 straight vegetable oil. if you own a diesel car or truck or are in the market for a diesel vehicle you may want to consider powering your vehicle with.
7 3 idi coolant leak the pipeline which conveys water from kaduna river to generate power used in running the refinery serves as coolant for its equipment krpc managing director idi mukhtar said in kaduna that the description repair service with free repair evaluations. our engineers completely review your unit to determine the cost proper repair process and testing to be utilized by the technical teams. the it was also found that about 0.4 of the identified risks prioritized as quot intolerable quot 79 as quot major quot 20 as quot tolerable quot and 0.7 as quot minor quot. thus most of the risks more than 79.
7 3 idi coolant leak answer the ford traction lok not to be confused with the dana spicer trac lok is a common limited slip differential found under the 98 to 10 ford super duty running the 10.5 inch visteon sterling iec 170252005 certified validation verification and product evaluation piping inspection services. various inspection methods include robotic separation ultrasonic video the chip trapper vacuums the coolant or liquid that is filled with debris and traps all the solids in a reusable filter bag. only the liquid see more.
the system working time increased to 3 hours when pcm added without sun tracker. also the system concentrating efficiency increased by about 50.47 and the system heating efficiency increased by.
it's possible to get or download caterpillar-wiring diagram from several websites. if you take a close look at the diagram you will observe the circuit includes the battery, relay, temperature sensor, wire, and a control, normally the engine control module. with an extensive collection of electronic symbols and components, it's been used among the most completed, easy and useful wiring diagram drawing program. 7 3 idi coolant leak. the wiring diagram on the opposite hand is particularly beneficial to an outside electrician. sometimes wiring diagram may also refer to the architectural wiring program. the simplest approach to read a home wiring diagram is to begin at the source, or the major power supply. basically, the home wiring diagram is simply utilized to reveal the diyer where the wires are.
in a parallel circuit, each unit is directly linked to the power supply, so each system gets the exact voltage. there are 3 basic sorts of standard light switches. the circuit needs to be checked with a volt tester whatsoever points. 7 3 idi coolant leak. each circuit displays a distinctive voltage condition. you are able to easily step up the voltage to the necessary level utilizing an inexpensive buck-boost transformer and steer clear of such issues. the voltage is the sum of electrical power produced by the battery. be sure that the new fuse isn't blown, and carries the very same amperage.
the control box may have over three terminals. after you have the correct size box and have fed the cable to it, you're almost prepared to permit the wiring begin. then there's also a fuse box that's for the body controls that is situated under the dash. 7 3 idi coolant leak. you will find that every circuit has to have a load and every load has to have a power side and a ground side. make certain that the transformer nameplate power is enough to supply the load that you're connecting.
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First launched in 2017, the Skye is a very high motorhome, ideal for couples who wish to tour in luxury and comfort. The extremely spacious Skye is 7.4 metres long, and the innovative design of the interior maximises the available space. The fixed island bed to the rear, can be accessed from two sides. This can also be left made up daily. The dinette / seating area to the front also converts to another double bed.
The impressive wrap round front lounge, avails itself so readily for relaxation in the evening. The cab also comes, equipped with swivel “Captains” seats. Sitting mid-way there’s a “L” shaped, kitchen, shower room, and toilet. For your, entertainment we also fit a fully automatic satellite TV system.
Other features include a fully programmable central heating and hot water systems, Rear view camera, Parking sensors, Opening Cab Sunroof, Roof mounted solar panels, Air conditioning, Cruise control, Hands free Mobile Phone connection, Satellite Navigation, Full media player system with i pod / i phone blue tooth connection, Microwave, Rear cycle carrier, Black privacy glass windows, All our motorhomes are fitted with awnings so you can all sit outside under cover with the picnic table & chairs (supplied free) and enjoy a charcoal barbeque which is also supplied free, or upgrade to a gas barbecue for a small fee.
Built on a lowline chassis gives this motorhome virtually eliminating body roll, and also produces a smooth drive, akin to a luxury car feel. The low profile bodywork design of this model, makes returns extremely economical fuel consumption figures of around 30-34 mpg.
Amongst the many extras that we fit will be a rollout awning. Equipment includes, picnic chairs, roll up table and a charcoal barbecue, (although you may choose to upgrade this to a very handy gas barbecue!), water hose, ramps, and mains hook up cable. All this stores in the large rear garage.
Back on the inside, you will find a modern bright interior. ‘Nova’ soft furnishings in shades of warm grey and sky blue are paired with ‘Aralie Sen’ woodgrain and high level lockers in matt white and chrome. with all habitation windows, &roof lights fitted with cassette blinds and fly screens. The door is also fitted with a pull out flyscreen. The rear double bed has a very comfortable memory foam mattress. There are wardrobes either side of the bed along with lots of cupboards to give ample storage. The bed hinges up on gas struts to reveal another large storage area, We fit all our motorhomes with LPG (Autogas) tanks which can be topped at fuel stations so no need to remove bottles for refilling.
These are all the extras fitted to our Skye Motorhomes included in the Price quoted. Amongst these are extras that we have fitted or specified from the manufacturer over and above the normal base specification.
Lowline Chassis for easy entry and driveability.
Full auto roam satellite TV system.
Glass reinforced body sides and rear wall (less susceptible to damage compared to aluminium).
LPG Tanks which can be topped up at most fuel stations.

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first launched in 2017, the skye is a very high motorhome, ideal for couples who wish to tour in luxury and comfort. the extremely spacious skye is 7.4 metres long, and the innovative design of the interior maximises the available space. the fixed island bed to the rear, can be accessed from two sides. this can also be left made up daily. the dinette / seating area to the front also converts to another double bed.
the impressive wrap round front lounge, avails itself so readily for relaxation in the evening. the cab also comes, equipped with swivel “captains” seats. sitting mid-way there’s a “l” shaped, kitchen, shower room, and toilet. for your, entertainment we also fit a fully automatic satellite tv system.
other features include a fully programmable central heating and hot water systems, rear view camera, parking sensors, opening cab sunroof, roof mounted solar panels, air conditioning, cruise control, hands free mobile phone connection, satellite navigation, full media player system with i pod / i phone blue tooth connection, microwave, rear cycle carrier, black privacy glass windows, all our motorhomes are fitted with awnings so you can all sit outside under cover with the picnic table & chairs (supplied free) and enjoy a charcoal barbeque which is also supplied free, or upgrade to a gas barbecue for a small fee.
built on a lowline chassis gives this motorhome virtually eliminating body roll, and also produces a smooth drive, akin to a luxury car feel. the low profile bodywork design of this model, makes returns extremely economical fuel consumption figures of around 30-34 mpg.
amongst the many extras that we fit will be a rollout awning. equipment includes, picnic chairs, roll up table and a charcoal barbecue, (although you may choose to upgrade this to a very handy gas barbecue!), water hose, ramps, and mains hook up cable. all this stores in the large rear garage.
back on the inside, you will find a modern bright interior. ‘nova’ soft furnishings in shades of warm grey and sky blue are paired with ‘aralie sen’ woodgrain and high level lockers in matt white and chrome. with all habitation windows, &roof lights fitted with cassette blinds and fly screens. the door is also fitted with a pull out flyscreen. the rear double bed has a very comfortable memory foam mattress. there are wardrobes either side of the bed along with lots of cupboards to give ample storage. the bed hinges up on gas struts to reveal another large storage area, we fit all our motorhomes with lpg (autogas) tanks which can be topped at fuel stations so no need to remove bottles for refilling.
these are all the extras fitted to our skye motorhomes included in the price quoted. amongst these are extras that we have fitted or specified from the manufacturer over and above the normal base specification.
lowline chassis for easy entry and driveability.
full auto roam satellite tv system.
glass reinforced body sides and rear wall (less susceptible to damage compared to aluminium).
lpg tanks which can be topped up at most fuel stations.