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We are a used and new aftermarket parts dealer for most major equipment brands and lines!
Call us and pick-up parts or stop in and find what you need to fix your machine!
For faster service provide a part number when you call!
We sell used tractor and combine parts for a large variety of agricultural equipment; including brands such as Case International, Case, John Deere, Farmall, Ford, New Holland, and Massy Ferguson. We have a few different types of implements as well. Explore our site and visit us to solve your farm equipment issues! We are located in Sterling Ohio, where we have established a large, bustling business for several decades.
Our well equipped machine shop performs great with engine overhauls and head rebuilds. Our sophisticated cleaning equipment ensures that blocks and heads are spotless for reassembling engines.
Tractor down? Bring it in to our repair shop to get it up and running!
Get your original tractor or combine parts here to restore your tractor or fix your combine!

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We are a used and new aftermarket parts dealer for most major equipment brands and lines !
 Call us and pick - up parts or stop in and find what you need to fix your machine !
 For faster service provide a part number when you call !
 We sell used tractor and combine parts for a large variety of agricultural equipment ; including brands such as Case International , Case , John Deere , Farmall , Ford , New Holland , and Massy Ferguson . We have a few different types of implements as well . Explore our site and visit us to solve your farm equipment issues ! We are located in Sterling Ohio , where we have established a large , bustling business for several decades .
 Our well equipped machine shop performs great with engine overhauls and head rebuilds . Our sophisticated cleaning equipment ensures that blocks and heads are spotless for reassembling engines .
 Tractor down ? Bring it in to our repair shop to get it up and running !
 Get your original tractor or combine parts here to restore your tractor or fix your combine !


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The experience gained in the luxury market during almost ten years allows Maresca to launch a new ambitious project: the creation of Chiara Bellini luxury footwear brand.
The brand name is a tribute to Chiara Bellini, Technical Designer of the company and Giovanni Bellini's daughter - Mr Giovanni Bellini is the Chief Executive of Maresca, he manages the company together with his brother (and partner) Armando and his three children: Lorenzo, Michele and the aforementioned daughter Chiara. The choice of brand name Chiara Bellini brings to mind the Italian character of a 100% Made in Italy product.
The Chiara Bellini Brand is destined to the medium to high-end and luxury markets, and makes his debut with a bona fide collection for the Spring Summer 2015 collection, after a first trial run in the Russian market in 2013.
“The Chiara Bellini product”, - Chiara tells us, “- is a very meticulous product from a stylistic point of view and in its details, characterized by a combination of PVC with other materials, like leather and metallic accessories. The footwear line is completed by original ‘ball-shaped’ and ‘city’ bags, which are once again made of coloured PVC. Young women and men, who love to play and be daring with fashion, are the main targets of this line, but in the collection there are also products aimed at a certain ‘continuity’. These products are meant to be worn every day, either at the seaside or in the city, and are fashion products that are very far from the classic rain boot or beach sandal proposal”.

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The experience gained in the luxury market during almost ten years allows Maresca to launch a new ambitious project : the creation of Chiara Bellini luxury footwear brand .
 The brand name is a tribute to Chiara Bellini , Technical Designer of the company and Giovanni Bellini 's daughter - Mr Giovanni Bellini is the Chief Executive of Maresca , he manages the company together with his brother ( and partner ) Armando and his three children : Lorenzo , Michele and the aforementioned daughter Chiara . The choice of brand name Chiara Bellini brings to mind the Italian character of a 100 % Made in Italy product .
 The Chiara Bellini Brand is destined to the medium to high - end and luxury markets , and makes his debut with a bona fide collection for the Spring Summer 2015 collection , after a first trial run in the Russian market in 2013 .
 “ The Chiara Bellini product ” , - Chiara tells us , “ - is a very meticulous product from a stylistic point of view and in its details , characterized by a combination of PVC with other materials , like leather and metallic accessories . The footwear line is completed by original ‘ ball - shaped ’ and ‘ city ’ bags , which are once again made of coloured PVC . Young women and men , who love to play and be daring with fashion , are the main targets of this line , but in the collection there are also products aimed at a certain ‘ continuity ’ . These products are meant to be worn every day , either at the seaside or in the city , and are fashion products that are very far from the classic rain boot or beach sandal proposal ” .


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Ethereum Classic is a smart contract platform and ecosystem for decentralized applications and distributed computing. It was born due to a chain split on the original Ethereum blockchain. When the DAO-hack occurred, where 3.6m Ether was stolen, the Ethereum community discussed what to do.
Can Ethereum Classic be mined?
What differs Ethereum Classic from other Cryptocurrencies?
How much is Ethereum Classic worth today?
Where can you buy ETC?
Can ETC be sold for cash?
The majority favored a hard fork with the purpose of rendering the stolen Ether useless, but a small minority was strictly against it. They stated that “code is law” and it would be against the spirit of decentralized systems to “turn back time” and reverse the blockchain with the help of a 51% majority.
The hard fork happened, and Ethereum abandoned the old chain. The small minority forked off of the new Ethereum and decided to continue developing the old chain. This old chain is now known as Ethereum Classic; the ticker is ETC.
In July 2016, more specifically at block 1 920 000, the hard fork was executed. After the fork, the chains were split in two and since then act individually. Ethereum Classic became a parallel blockchain, where in contrast to Ethereum the stolen funds were never returned to their owners.
Yes, it is based on Proof-of-Work (PoW). The mining algorithm is Ethash, which is a modified version of the Dagger-Hashimoto algorithm.
The main points that differ Ethereum Classic from his bigger counterpart are that its maximum supply is capped and that they don’t have the massive resources and industry support like their bigger brother.
The maximum supply of ETC is 230 000 000 and the circulating supply at the time of writing is 101 442 324 ETC.
You can buy ETC on several cryptocurrency exchanges, most notably Bithump, Binance, Upbit, Huobi, and OKEx.
You can sell ETC for cash on several cryptocurrency exchanges that have fiat-pairings, most notably Bithump and Bitfinex.
The ETC team is actively working on further development and scalability of their platform.
Also, they are focussed on finding ways to integrate Ethereum Classic in the growing sector of the Internet of Things. Additionally, they work on the “Emerald Platform,” which is a set of libraries and tools for third-party application developers.
5.5/10 What I like is that ETC capped their maximum supply, this creates SoV-characteristics. The downside is that ETH has far more resources, industry contacts, and partnerships than Ethereum Classic. This could lead to ETC being tailed off.
Another negative is that the stolen coins from the DAO-hack are still accessible for the hacker on the ETH chain. He currently holds 3.36 million ETC. The Ethereum foundation is also in possession of a massive amount of ETC, although they liquidated 90% of their position which they acquired through the hard fork. But there 10% is still a big enough number to move the market.

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Ethereum Classic is a smart contract platform and ecosystem for decentralized applications and distributed computing . It was born due to a chain split on the original Ethereum blockchain . When the DAO - hack occurred , where 3.6 m Ether was stolen , the Ethereum community discussed what to do .
 Can Ethereum Classic be mined ?
 What differs Ethereum Classic from other Cryptocurrencies ?
 How much is Ethereum Classic worth today ?
 Where can you buy ETC ?
 Can ETC be sold for cash ?
 The majority favored a hard fork with the purpose of rendering the stolen Ether useless , but a small minority was strictly against it . They stated that “ code is law ” and it would be against the spirit of decentralized systems to “ turn back time ” and reverse the blockchain with the help of a 51 % majority .
 The hard fork happened , and Ethereum abandoned the old chain . The small minority forked off of the new Ethereum and decided to continue developing the old chain . This old chain is now known as Ethereum Classic ; the ticker is ETC .
 In July 2016 , more specifically at block 1 920 000 , the hard fork was executed . After the fork , the chains were split in two and since then act individually . Ethereum Classic became a parallel blockchain , where in contrast to Ethereum the stolen funds were never returned to their owners .
 Yes , it is based on Proof - of - Work ( PoW ) . The mining algorithm is Ethash , which is a modified version of the Dagger - Hashimoto algorithm .
 The main points that differ Ethereum Classic from his bigger counterpart are that its maximum supply is capped and that they do n’t have the massive resources and industry support like their bigger brother .
 The maximum supply of ETC is 230 000 000 and the circulating supply at the time of writing is 101 442 324 ETC .
 You can buy ETC on several cryptocurrency exchanges , most notably Bithump , Binance , Upbit , Huobi , and OKEx .
 You can sell ETC for cash on several cryptocurrency exchanges that have fiat - pairings , most notably Bithump and Bitfinex .
 The ETC team is actively working on further development and scalability of their platform .
 Also , they are focussed on finding ways to integrate Ethereum Classic in the growing sector of the Internet of Things . Additionally , they work on the “ Emerald Platform , ” which is a set of libraries and tools for third - party application developers .
 5.5/10 What I like is that ETC capped their maximum supply , this creates SoV - characteristics . The downside is that ETH has far more resources , industry contacts , and partnerships than Ethereum Classic . This could lead to ETC being tailed off .
 Another negative is that the stolen coins from the DAO - hack are still accessible for the hacker on the ETH chain . He currently holds 3.36 million ETC . The Ethereum foundation is also in possession of a massive amount of ETC , although they liquidated 90 % of their position which they acquired through the hard fork . But there 10 % is still a big enough number to move the market .


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go undetected. Dr. Yousaf provides dental x-rays for the residents of Stafford, Quantico Base, Manassas, Woodbridge, Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania, Garrisonville, and Roseville, VA.
series of xrays is equal to the amount a person receives in a single day from natural sources.
shields to protect the body and using modern, fast film that cuts down the exposure time of each xray.
How often should dental xrays be taken?
signs and symptoms, age consideration, and risk for disease.
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go undetected . Dr. Yousaf provides dental x - rays for the residents of Stafford , Quantico Base , Manassas , Woodbridge , Fredericksburg , Spotsylvania , Garrisonville , and Roseville , VA .
 series of xrays is equal to the amount a person receives in a single day from natural sources .
 shields to protect the body and using modern , fast film that cuts down the exposure time of each xray .
 How often should dental xrays be taken ?
 signs and symptoms , age consideration , and risk for disease .
 recommended once or twice a year to detect new dental problems .


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Vivo V9 Pro is the same Vivo V9 6GB which was recently unveiled in Indonesia. Vivo V9 Pro launched in India with Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 SoC and dual rear camera at Rs 17,990. With this price tag, The Vivo V9 Pro will be competing with the Xiaomi Mi A2, Nokia 7 Plus and upcoming smartphone Realme 2 Pro which comes with Snapdragon 660 SoC.
The dual sim Vivo V9 Pro powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 SoC, coupled with Adreno 512 GPU and Kryo 260 CPU. The device runs on Funtouch OS 4.0 which is based on Android 8.1 Oreo. The smartphone has a 6.3-inch Full HD+ (2280 x 1080 pixels) Full View IPS display, 90% screen-to-body ratio and the screen is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 3. The device has a 6GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage that can be expandable via microSD card with dedicated slot.
Vivo V9 Pro has a dual rear camera setup with a primary lens 13 megapixel (f/2.2 aperture) and secondary lens is 2 megapixel. For selfie, the smartphone has a 16 megapixel selfie shooter with f/2.0 aperture. The phone is packed with 3,260mAh battery.
The device has a fingerprint reader at back pannel. Connectivity options include 4G VoLTE, dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4GHz and 5GHz), Bluetooth 5.0, GPS, USB OTG, a MicroUSB 2.0 port and 3.5mm headphones jack.
The Vivo V9 Pro with 6GB RAM and 64GB internal available at Rs 17,990 and will be exclusively sold via amazon. The smartphone available in Nebula Purple and Black colour options.

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Vivo V9 Pro is the same Vivo V9 6 GB which was recently unveiled in Indonesia . Vivo V9 Pro launched in India with Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 SoC and dual rear camera at Rs 17,990 . With this price tag , The Vivo V9 Pro will be competing with the Xiaomi Mi A2 , Nokia 7 Plus and upcoming smartphone Realme 2 Pro which comes with Snapdragon 660 SoC.
 The dual sim Vivo V9 Pro powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 SoC , coupled with Adreno 512 GPU and Kryo 260 CPU . The device runs on Funtouch OS 4.0 which is based on Android 8.1 Oreo . The smartphone has a 6.3 - inch Full HD+ ( 2280 x 1080 pixels ) Full View IPS display , 90 % screen - to - body ratio and the screen is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 3 . The device has a 6 GB of RAM and 64 GB of internal storage that can be expandable via microSD card with dedicated slot .
 Vivo V9 Pro has a dual rear camera setup with a primary lens 13 megapixel ( f/2.2 aperture ) and secondary lens is 2 megapixel . For selfie , the smartphone has a 16 megapixel selfie shooter with f/2.0 aperture . The phone is packed with 3,260mAh battery .
 The device has a fingerprint reader at back pannel . Connectivity options include 4 G VoLTE , dual - band Wi - Fi ( 2.4GHz and 5GHz ) , Bluetooth 5.0 , GPS , USB OTG , a MicroUSB 2.0 port and 3.5 mm headphones jack .
 The Vivo V9 Pro with 6 GB RAM and 64 GB internal available at Rs 17,990 and will be exclusively sold via amazon . The smartphone available in Nebula Purple and Black colour options .


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The civic body announced on Monday that the flower show at Sabarmati Riverfront will continue till January 31 now. Earlier it was to end on January 22.
On Sunday, on account of unprecedented rush and heavy traffic congestion, AMC authorities had issued an advisory urging people to stay away from the flower show. They had ssured that the duration of the show woul dbe extended if required. While the extension will please Amdavadis, only the show at the Flower Garden has been extended, not the one at the Event Centre. This means that people will only be able to view the exhibits, including plants and floral sculptures, not purchase anything.
"Due to the overwhelming response to the flower show, we decided to extend it by a few days. Ticket counters will also be increased to avoid inconvenience to the visitors. On January 26 and 27, tickets will be priced at Rs 50," said mayor Bijal Patel.

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The civic body announced on Monday that the flower show at Sabarmati Riverfront will continue till January 31 now . Earlier it was to end on January 22 .
 On Sunday , on account of unprecedented rush and heavy traffic congestion , AMC authorities had issued an advisory urging people to stay away from the flower show . They had ssured that the duration of the show woul dbe extended if required . While the extension will please Amdavadis , only the show at the Flower Garden has been extended , not the one at the Event Centre . This means that people will only be able to view the exhibits , including plants and floral sculptures , not purchase anything .
 " Due to the overwhelming response to the flower show , we decided to extend it by a few days . Ticket counters will also be increased to avoid inconvenience to the visitors . On January 26 and 27 , tickets will be priced at Rs 50 , " said mayor Bijal Patel .


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A year and a half ago, Michal Tsuk experienced a horrific tragedy: her 11-year-old son Ido was killed while riding his bike to a tennis lesson.
Alongside the new joy which has come into the world, there is not a day that passes that the Tsuk family doesn’t remember Ido. “It’s important for me to emphasize that our Ido, unfortunately, will never return, but he is still with us every single day. The longing for him doesn’t let go. The wonderful baby who was born won’t replace him, he is always with us. But life must continue– in spite of the terrible tragedy which we have experienced as a family.
Anyone who thinks that a family who has a baby after a child has died, or even worse after losing children that the baby is a “replacement” is an absolute idiot. Anyone who tells a parent that their new baby is a “replacement” should be dropped kicked down the hall.
Nothing replaces such a loss, Chas V”sholom, but the Mom’s attitude is to focus on life. The new life adds positive energy and focus to our lives. It can help us heal from the wounds. May they have much nachas from all their children.
much nachas, good health, parnassah and joy in abundance.
To lose a child is probably one of the most painful things that can happen to a person. This family will never forget the son they lost. They choose to focus on life and love. May G-d bless them! And all of us!
May we see Mashiach soon!!! And may all of our pain and suffering come to an end.
We all have to remember to focus on the positive in our lives, even in our darkest moments.

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A year and a half ago , Michal Tsuk experienced a horrific tragedy : her 11 - year - old son Ido was killed while riding his bike to a tennis lesson .
 Alongside the new joy which has come into the world , there is not a day that passes that the Tsuk family does n’t remember Ido . “ It ’s important for me to emphasize that our Ido , unfortunately , will never return , but he is still with us every single day . The longing for him does n’t let go . The wonderful baby who was born wo n’t replace him , he is always with us . But life must continue – in spite of the terrible tragedy which we have experienced as a family .
 Anyone who thinks that a family who has a baby after a child has died , or even worse after losing children that the baby is a “ replacement ” is an absolute idiot . Anyone who tells a parent that their new baby is a “ replacement ” should be dropped kicked down the hall .
 Nothing replaces such a loss , Chas V”sholom , but the Mom ’s attitude is to focus on life . The new life adds positive energy and focus to our lives . It can help us heal from the wounds . May they have much nachas from all their children .
 much nachas , good health , parnassah and joy in abundance .
 To lose a child is probably one of the most painful things that can happen to a person . This family will never forget the son they lost . They choose to focus on life and love . May G - d bless them ! And all of us !
 May we see Mashiach soon ! ! ! And may all of our pain and suffering come to an end .
 We all have to remember to focus on the positive in our lives , even in our darkest moments .


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A circular, stylish fire for maximum visual impact and enjoyment. The combination of curved glass and powder coated steel makes the Fuora K a real eye-catcher on the terrace or in the garden. Enjoy a special fire on all occasions; on a warm summer night or a fresh winter evening.
The Fuora K is only suitable for outdoor use.

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A circular , stylish fire for maximum visual impact and enjoyment . The combination of curved glass and powder coated steel makes the Fuora K a real eye - catcher on the terrace or in the garden . Enjoy a special fire on all occasions ; on a warm summer night or a fresh winter evening .
 The Fuora K is only suitable for outdoor use .


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Kevin Froese, on deck at left, of Mennonite Disaster Service, speaks during the Aug. 23 dedication of the first of 11 houses to be completed by ecumenical volunteers after last year’s Carlton Complex Fire in Washington. The house was framed by the Amish from Montana, the MDS and United Methodists finished the interior.
From left, Linda Robinson, Clint Baker and Nancy Baker are among the volunteers providing meals and shelter to residents finding refuge from wildfires at Pateros Community United Methodist Church in Washington.
Last summer, a wildfire scorched the back of Pateros Community United Methodist Church in Washington State and burned down its parsonage.
This August, as fires once again devastate the drought-plagued western U.S., the church in Pateros is open 24 hours a day to those in need of shelter, food and a place to escape the smoke.
Volunteers from throughout the denomination’s Pacific Northwest Conference, which encompasses Washington and 10 counties in the northern panhandle of Idaho, have been assisting “from Day 1,” said Jim Truitt, who has served as the conference’s United Methodist Volunteers in Mission disaster response coordinator for the past nine years.
The United Methodist Committee on Relief recently distributed wildfire-related emergency grants to both the Pacific Northwest and California-Nevada conferences.
Sparked by lightning without rain and aided by high winds and tinder-dry brush and trees, single fires in Chelan, Douglas and Okanogan counties have merged into “complex” infernos.
Even before that point, the Washington wildfires claimed the lives of three firefighters with the U.S. Forest Service and injured four others when shifting flames overtook a fire crew Aug. 19 after their vehicle had crashed.
One of them, Andrew Zajac, 26, was the son of the Rev. Mary Zajac, senior pastor at Baker Memorial United Methodist Church in St. Charles, Illinois, and her husband, Jim Zajac. The family, including his wife, Jennifer, released a video statement about him.
Richard “Rick” Wheeler, 31, was a member of First United Methodist Church in Wenatchee, Washington, where the pastor, the Rev. Joanne Coleman Campbell, comforted his wife, Celeste, after she received news of his death.
Tom Zbyszewski, 20, the third firefighter who died, had just finished his sophomore year at Whitman College in Walla Walla and was spending his second summer with the U.S. Forest Service, where his parents also have worked.
A memorial service for all three firefighters is planned at 1p.m. Sunday, Aug. 30, in Wenatchee.
Residents evacuating from those fires to the north and the Chelan Complex fire to the south have fled to Pateros and Brewster, where the Red Cross has opened a shelter.
Most of the people currently seeking shelter at the church are from the north and came with animals that aren’t allowed at the Red Cross shelter. As of mid-day on Aug. 25, three families were in residence, but the numbers fluctuate. “In 20 minutes, I could have 50 people at the door,” Lane said.
Truitt dispatched six clergy and lay persons to Pateros last week to offer support and “simply provide a presence” until the fire chaplains could arrive. He delivered some needed supplies — underwear, toothpaste and gas cards — to the church shelter over the weekend.
Part of the anxiety, Truitt said, is that it often takes a long time to learn what has been lost or saved. “The fires are so severe and the smoke is so thick the assessors simply can’t tell them the status of their homes,” he explained.
Just a year ago, the Carlton Complex fire was the largest wildfire in state history and volunteers continue to work on long-term recovery plans.
On Aug. 23, the first two of 11 houses to be rebuilt this year were dedicated even as smoke filled the air, said Truitt, who participated in the ceremony.
“The Amish poured the foundation and framed the house and the Mennonites finished the inside with some help from the Methodists,” he wrote on the conference’s UMVIM Facebook page.
The Rev. Stanley Norman —who serves as co-chair for disaster response with the Rev. Gerri Harvill — believes the Pacific Northwest Conference is better prepared because of last year’s experience.
Money from the conference’s disaster response account was used to help fund disaster case management, with Cathy Earl of UMCOR providing training to 27 individuals last October, several of whom were hired by the long-term recovery group. “That was really an important step and we’ll probably be calling on those same case managers,” Norman said.
More than 50 percent of state residents affected by wildfires are unable to secure fire insurance and receive no federal or state funds, Norman noted, so they depend on nonprofit and faith groups for assistance.

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Kevin Froese , on deck at left , of Mennonite Disaster Service , speaks during the Aug. 23 dedication of the first of 11 houses to be completed by ecumenical volunteers after last year ’s Carlton Complex Fire in Washington . The house was framed by the Amish from Montana , the MDS and United Methodists finished the interior .
 From left , Linda Robinson , Clint Baker and Nancy Baker are among the volunteers providing meals and shelter to residents finding refuge from wildfires at Pateros Community United Methodist Church in Washington .
 Last summer , a wildfire scorched the back of Pateros Community United Methodist Church in Washington State and burned down its parsonage .
 This August , as fires once again devastate the drought - plagued western U.S. , the church in Pateros is open 24 hours a day to those in need of shelter , food and a place to escape the smoke .
 Volunteers from throughout the denomination ’s Pacific Northwest Conference , which encompasses Washington and 10 counties in the northern panhandle of Idaho , have been assisting “ from Day 1 , ” said Jim Truitt , who has served as the conference ’s United Methodist Volunteers in Mission disaster response coordinator for the past nine years .
 The United Methodist Committee on Relief recently distributed wildfire - related emergency grants to both the Pacific Northwest and California - Nevada conferences .
 Sparked by lightning without rain and aided by high winds and tinder - dry brush and trees , single fires in Chelan , Douglas and Okanogan counties have merged into “ complex ” infernos .
 Even before that point , the Washington wildfires claimed the lives of three firefighters with the U.S. Forest Service and injured four others when shifting flames overtook a fire crew Aug. 19 after their vehicle had crashed .
 One of them , Andrew Zajac , 26 , was the son of the Rev. Mary Zajac , senior pastor at Baker Memorial United Methodist Church in St. Charles , Illinois , and her husband , Jim Zajac . The family , including his wife , Jennifer , released a video statement about him .
 Richard “ Rick ” Wheeler , 31 , was a member of First United Methodist Church in Wenatchee , Washington , where the pastor , the Rev. Joanne Coleman Campbell , comforted his wife , Celeste , after she received news of his death .
 Tom Zbyszewski , 20 , the third firefighter who died , had just finished his sophomore year at Whitman College in Walla Walla and was spending his second summer with the U.S. Forest Service , where his parents also have worked .
 A memorial service for all three firefighters is planned at 1 p.m. Sunday , Aug. 30 , in Wenatchee .
 Residents evacuating from those fires to the north and the Chelan Complex fire to the south have fled to Pateros and Brewster , where the Red Cross has opened a shelter .
 Most of the people currently seeking shelter at the church are from the north and came with animals that are n’t allowed at the Red Cross shelter . As of mid - day on Aug. 25 , three families were in residence , but the numbers fluctuate . “ In 20 minutes , I could have 50 people at the door , ” Lane said .
 Truitt dispatched six clergy and lay persons to Pateros last week to offer support and “ simply provide a presence ” until the fire chaplains could arrive . He delivered some needed supplies — underwear , toothpaste and gas cards — to the church shelter over the weekend .
 Part of the anxiety , Truitt said , is that it often takes a long time to learn what has been lost or saved . “ The fires are so severe and the smoke is so thick the assessors simply ca n’t tell them the status of their homes , ” he explained .
 Just a year ago , the Carlton Complex fire was the largest wildfire in state history and volunteers continue to work on long - term recovery plans .
 On Aug. 23 , the first two of 11 houses to be rebuilt this year were dedicated even as smoke filled the air , said Truitt , who participated in the ceremony .
 “ The Amish poured the foundation and framed the house and the Mennonites finished the inside with some help from the Methodists , ” he wrote on the conference ’s UMVIM Facebook page .
 The Rev. Stanley Norman — who serves as co - chair for disaster response with the Rev. Gerri Harvill — believes the Pacific Northwest Conference is better prepared because of last year ’s experience .
 Money from the conference ’s disaster response account was used to help fund disaster case management , with Cathy Earl of UMCOR providing training to 27 individuals last October , several of whom were hired by the long - term recovery group . “ That was really an important step and we ’ll probably be calling on those same case managers , ” Norman said .
 More than 50 percent of state residents affected by wildfires are unable to secure fire insurance and receive no federal or state funds , Norman noted , so they depend on nonprofit and faith groups for assistance .


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Light Of Day benefit for the Parkinson's Disease Foundation. Bruce played for almost two hours with Joe Grushecky and The Houserockers. Other performers from the evening include Willie Nile, Marah, Boccigalupe & The Badboys, and Mr. Reality.
with Jeff Garrison. Concert for Flood Aid, benefiting Pennsylvanians who suffered damage from Hurricane Ivan in September.
The song is written by Joe Grushecky and released on Joe Grushecky & The Houserockers' 1997 album Coming Home.

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Light Of Day benefit for the Parkinson 's Disease Foundation . Bruce played for almost two hours with Joe Grushecky and The Houserockers . Other performers from the evening include Willie Nile , Marah , Boccigalupe & The Badboys , and Mr. Reality .
 with Jeff Garrison . Concert for Flood Aid , benefiting Pennsylvanians who suffered damage from Hurricane Ivan in September .
 The song is written by Joe Grushecky and released on Joe Grushecky & The Houserockers ' 1997 album Coming Home .


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It was then that I realized that unless you have walked through the 12 steps yourself in AA, you really couldn’t begin to see the value in it. Who knows how many active addicts, and the people who love them, are missing out on this golden opportunity to reclaim their lives?
So I am here to tell you that I love AA, because it works. It works for me and millions of other people every single day. Yes, every single day. Because it isn’t something I’ve finished; it’s an ongoing process. It’s a whole new lifestyle. Embracing it has taken me from active addiction to recovery.
It starts with acknowledging the existence of a higher power and realizing that you don’t have to keep carrying the heavy burden of addiction all by yourself. You can turn it over to your higher power and, in turn, receive the blueprint for peace and sobriety.
One of the biggest benefits AA has to offer is that it provides you with the opportunity to share your feelings with a group of people who all “get it”. Every emotion that has isolated you fr the rest of the world at large is now being validated.
It also doesn’t matter where you are in your sobriety journey. Each person’s story is relevant to someone in attendance, whether you are still drinking or have been sober for years. It is an amazing feeling to realize that you are helping yourself and others at the same time.
Sometimes, you may have a vague feeling of unease, but you can’t pinpoint the exact cause. Then someone else shares at a meeting, and it shines a light on what you have been feeling so that you can understand it and can take the necessary steps to deal with it.
No one does the work for you nor do they try to sell you any snake oil. Instead, they teach you 12 proven steps that help you regain strength and develop the self-esteem needed to stay that way. You learn to take full responsibility for your actions instead of blaming others. You develop healthy coping methods instead of engaging in reactionary behaviors that create feelings that you want to numb with alcohol.
As you learn and apply these steps in your daily life, you create the positive feelings that come with accomplishment instead of feeling helpless and blaming your actions on others.
AA meetings are everywhere. You are not tied down in your recovery. You can continue your education, accept that new promotion that requires you to move, or travel anywhere you like to visit friends or vacation with complete confidence.
If life throws you a curve ball on a holiday or even in the middle of the night, there is always a meeting in session somewhere. A simple internet search will connect you with times and locations of meetings wherever you are.
You’ll also never meet a stranger at a meeting. We all share that special bond of understanding and unconditional acceptance. The opportunities for making new friends are endless.
AA not only helped me to break the chains of addiction. It also gave me a brand new life. What’s not to love about that?

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It was then that I realized that unless you have walked through the 12 steps yourself in AA , you really could n’t begin to see the value in it . Who knows how many active addicts , and the people who love them , are missing out on this golden opportunity to reclaim their lives ?
 So I am here to tell you that I love AA , because it works . It works for me and millions of other people every single day . Yes , every single day . Because it is n’t something I ’ve finished ; it ’s an ongoing process . It ’s a whole new lifestyle . Embracing it has taken me from active addiction to recovery .
 It starts with acknowledging the existence of a higher power and realizing that you do n’t have to keep carrying the heavy burden of addiction all by yourself . You can turn it over to your higher power and , in turn , receive the blueprint for peace and sobriety .
 One of the biggest benefits AA has to offer is that it provides you with the opportunity to share your feelings with a group of people who all “ get it ” . Every emotion that has isolated you fr the rest of the world at large is now being validated .
 It also does n’t matter where you are in your sobriety journey . Each person ’s story is relevant to someone in attendance , whether you are still drinking or have been sober for years . It is an amazing feeling to realize that you are helping yourself and others at the same time .
 Sometimes , you may have a vague feeling of unease , but you ca n’t pinpoint the exact cause . Then someone else shares at a meeting , and it shines a light on what you have been feeling so that you can understand it and can take the necessary steps to deal with it .
 No one does the work for you nor do they try to sell you any snake oil . Instead , they teach you 12 proven steps that help you regain strength and develop the self - esteem needed to stay that way . You learn to take full responsibility for your actions instead of blaming others . You develop healthy coping methods instead of engaging in reactionary behaviors that create feelings that you want to numb with alcohol .
 As you learn and apply these steps in your daily life , you create the positive feelings that come with accomplishment instead of feeling helpless and blaming your actions on others .
 AA meetings are everywhere . You are not tied down in your recovery . You can continue your education , accept that new promotion that requires you to move , or travel anywhere you like to visit friends or vacation with complete confidence .
 If life throws you a curve ball on a holiday or even in the middle of the night , there is always a meeting in session somewhere . A simple internet search will connect you with times and locations of meetings wherever you are .
 You ’ll also never meet a stranger at a meeting . We all share that special bond of understanding and unconditional acceptance . The opportunities for making new friends are endless .
 AA not only helped me to break the chains of addiction . It also gave me a brand new life . What ’s not to love about that ?


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SSS Orthotists' provide a unique approach to Orthotic Management of the foot and ankle. With our in-depth knowledge of biomechanics, evidence based practice and technical skills; we achieve great outcomes for patients with all lower limb pathologies.
SSS was the first facility in Australia to use the full Omega Tracer Computer Aided Technology (CAD CAM) to design and manufacture all our custom foot orthotic devices. These include soft and rigid EVA foot orthoses and UCBL heel cups.

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SSS Orthotists ' provide a unique approach to Orthotic Management of the foot and ankle . With our in - depth knowledge of biomechanics , evidence based practice and technical skills ; we achieve great outcomes for patients with all lower limb pathologies .
 SSS was the first facility in Australia to use the full Omega Tracer Computer Aided Technology ( CAD CAM ) to design and manufacture all our custom foot orthotic devices . These include soft and rigid EVA foot orthoses and UCBL heel cups .


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It was the best I could do: not a big fan of sparkle, I guess!
This is Pupa Artbase in M031 (a ssparkly silver) and KIKO sparkle touch in 234 used as a topcoat.
I love your shirt - that's my kind of sparkle! Hope that you are enjoying this challenge as much as I am.

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It was the best I could do : not a big fan of sparkle , I guess !
 This is Pupa Artbase in M031 ( a ssparkly silver ) and KIKO sparkle touch in 234 used as a topcoat .
 I love your shirt - that 's my kind of sparkle ! Hope that you are enjoying this challenge as much as I am .


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The first shoe has dropped for the 2016 Dallas Cowboys…or should I say iPhone?
Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett revealed that veteran running back Darren McFadden would miss multiple months after suffering a broken elbow in a home accident.
Cowboys RBs coach Gary Brown said Darren McFadden fell Memorial Day weekend on his right elbow trying to keep from dropping his cell phone.
That’s right. McFadden didn’t want to drop his cell phone. Thus, he sacrificed his elbow to save his cell phone.
@DAVi_DiGi Gary Brown on the fall: "He was trying to keep his iPhone S, his brand new one from hitting the ground and cracked his elbow."
Assuming this is an accurate description of what took place, if McFadden actually bought an Otter Box, he might actually still be healthy.
The 28-year-old McFadden rushed for 1,089 yards in his first season with the Cowboys in 2015. As the likes of Alfred Morris and rookie runner Ezkiel Elliott threaten to steal time away (and probably a starting job) from McFadden, he picked a really bad time to keep his cell phone from hitting the deck.

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The first shoe has dropped for the 2016 Dallas Cowboys … or should I say iPhone ?
 Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett revealed that veteran running back Darren McFadden would miss multiple months after suffering a broken elbow in a home accident .
 Cowboys RBs coach Gary Brown said Darren McFadden fell Memorial Day weekend on his right elbow trying to keep from dropping his cell phone .
 That ’s right . McFadden did n’t want to drop his cell phone . Thus , he sacrificed his elbow to save his cell phone .
 @DAVi_DiGi Gary Brown on the fall : " He was trying to keep his iPhone S , his brand new one from hitting the ground and cracked his elbow . "
 Assuming this is an accurate description of what took place , if McFadden actually bought an Otter Box , he might actually still be healthy .
 The 28 - year - old McFadden rushed for 1,089 yards in his first season with the Cowboys in 2015 . As the likes of Alfred Morris and rookie runner Ezkiel Elliott threaten to steal time away ( and probably a starting job ) from McFadden , he picked a really bad time to keep his cell phone from hitting the deck .


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We have 6 staff members working between the office and on reception.
At Sir James Clark Building, we have street level units which can be used for a shop or an office.
The land that runs between Mile End Mill and heading down towards Morrisons is privately owned by us. We currently offer this as additional parking space, available to tenants.
If you are thinking of relocating your office and would like to discuss options, please don’t hesitate to make contact. We will talk through studio options on the phone, or in person, to identify if we have the ideal space for your business.
If we don’t have an office space ready for you, we can create a space, bespoke to meet your operational requirements and build an office you can be proud of.

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We have 6 staff members working between the office and on reception .
 At Sir James Clark Building , we have street level units which can be used for a shop or an office .
 The land that runs between Mile End Mill and heading down towards Morrisons is privately owned by us . We currently offer this as additional parking space , available to tenants .
 If you are thinking of relocating your office and would like to discuss options , please do n’t hesitate to make contact . We will talk through studio options on the phone , or in person , to identify if we have the ideal space for your business .
 If we do n’t have an office space ready for you , we can create a space , bespoke to meet your operational requirements and build an office you can be proud of .


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Write about your strongest memory of a heart-pounding, belly-twisting nervousness: what caused the adrenaline? Was it justified? How did you respond?
Jeb Collier, was a 17 years old, standing 6’7″, 140 pounds, with beautiful strawberry colored hair and the face of a twelve-year-old. He enlisted in the US Army as a Military Policeman before he graduated high school and was scheduled to leave two weeks after his high school graduation.
Suzy Lovell, a pixie at 5’1, ” began dating Jeb in the seventh grade and were high school sweethearts after Jeb gave Suzy a promise ring during their sophomore year and were expected to marry before Jeb left for the Army’s basic training at Fort McClellan Alabama.
When Jeb was in the fifth grade, he stood 5’11 and weighed 95 pounds, so he was always taller than most of his elementary school classmates, and during the summer before he went to the sixth grade, he grew an astonishing 8 inches.
Three weeks before his high school graduation Jeb signed a contract agreement to enter the US Army a week after his high school graduation. This was during the Korean Conflict. Jeb walked out of the recruitment office feeling proud and manly. He rode his bicycle into town and seeking out everyone who called him anything other than Jeb and starting physical fights.
He fought his two older twin sisters who showed him some mercy and three younger brothers, along with several close friends and enemies, who ridiculed and tormented him over the years.
These fights excited and impressed Suzy, who was overwhelmingly proud to be Jeb’s girlfriend.
You see, over the years, they talked about how Jeb should stand up to the people who called him names. For years Suzy repeatedly told him, he needed to demand the respect, he deserved.
After all of the fights, Jeb suffered some bruises but gained a sense of respect from all who lived in the small coal-mining town of 300, in Putney Kentucky.
Two days after their graduation, Jeb and Suzy, hiked along a familiar trail to view the sunset from a nearby mountaintop. For years, they have taken the hike, to see the beauty of nature, talk and most importantly to find privacy to take part in a little heavy petting.
As the sunset on the horizon silhouetting the Kentucky Mountains in colors of reds and pinks against the clouds. The two walked hand and hand along the trail towards their homes in the valley.
After several yards, they heard noises of rustling trees and the crunch of leaves coming from the wood line.
They thought it might be their friends attempting to scare them. So they yelled the names of friends they assumed were trying to frighten them. No one acknowledged as the noises continued.
Fear began swelling within them both on the darkening trail, so they held one another’s hands tighter while walking faster.
Their fear grew dreadful, as the rustling in the woods continued with Jeb’s long strides outpacing Suzy who was trying to keep up while holding his hand. Suzy could hear and feel her heart pounding, as tears streamed down her cheeks while being dragged by Jeb.
Suzy’s sweat-soaked blouse, and tears in her reddened eyes, she looked up to Jeb whispering.
Before Jeb could answer, a giant black bear, appeared fifteen yards behind them standing erect near the edge of the wood line standing two or three feet taller than Jeb.
“You better keep up.” He turned and ran, screaming “Help!” “Help!” “Help!,” towards his home.
Jeb screams were heard at his home, and soon his mother, father, brothers and twin sisters ran towards the sound of his voice. Jeb’s brothers had their shotguns, and one of the twins carried their father’s rifle. They all ran towards the trail with their flashlights furiously moving along the path ahead of them.
When the family ran upon Jeb on the trail, he was breathing so heavy, with sweat dripping from his reddened face and fear in his eyes. He was slow to explain in between breaths, that he saw a bear on the trail.
His siblings pointed their flashlights up the trail, when Jeb’s mother yelled, where is Suzy?
For several seconds, there was an awkward moment of silence, and Jeb stopped breathing when the silence was broken with Suzy’s footsteps on the trail.
The flashlights were turned towards her when she appeared, and with her pixie southern voice, she yelled.
I’m right here, Mama, Collier.
Suzy’s face was red as a summer beet. When she walked past, Jeb, her anger was seething like a thousand suns moving Jeb from where he stood.
She stopped in front of his mother and said that she was ok. The bear ran back into the woods after Jeb ran away screaming.
She turned towards Jeb and said. I do not want to speak to you until you return from your Army training with some courage, gumption, and respect for me.
She turned back around and walked away with Jeb mother, father and his siblings in tow, snickering.
When Jeb returned seven months later from his Army basic training, he begged for forgiveness and Suzy’s hand in marriage.
On the fourth day Suzy relented saying yes, and today we gather to celebrate the 50th wedding anniversary of my mother and father.
Thank goodness for, fright, flight, courage, and gumption, or else I would not stand here to tell this tale.
Great story! I loved it!
It was true love and courage building during military training. LOL!!!
I’d be afraid till my bones!!!!!!

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Write about your strongest memory of a heart - pounding , belly - twisting nervousness : what caused the adrenaline ? Was it justified ? How did you respond ?
 Jeb Collier , was a 17 years old , standing 6’7″ , 140 pounds , with beautiful strawberry colored hair and the face of a twelve - year - old . He enlisted in the US Army as a Military Policeman before he graduated high school and was scheduled to leave two weeks after his high school graduation .
 Suzy Lovell , a pixie at 5’1 , ” began dating Jeb in the seventh grade and were high school sweethearts after Jeb gave Suzy a promise ring during their sophomore year and were expected to marry before Jeb left for the Army ’s basic training at Fort McClellan Alabama .
 When Jeb was in the fifth grade , he stood 5’11 and weighed 95 pounds , so he was always taller than most of his elementary school classmates , and during the summer before he went to the sixth grade , he grew an astonishing 8 inches .
 Three weeks before his high school graduation Jeb signed a contract agreement to enter the US Army a week after his high school graduation . This was during the Korean Conflict . Jeb walked out of the recruitment office feeling proud and manly . He rode his bicycle into town and seeking out everyone who called him anything other than Jeb and starting physical fights .
 He fought his two older twin sisters who showed him some mercy and three younger brothers , along with several close friends and enemies , who ridiculed and tormented him over the years .
 These fights excited and impressed Suzy , who was overwhelmingly proud to be Jeb ’s girlfriend .
 You see , over the years , they talked about how Jeb should stand up to the people who called him names . For years Suzy repeatedly told him , he needed to demand the respect , he deserved .
 After all of the fights , Jeb suffered some bruises but gained a sense of respect from all who lived in the small coal - mining town of 300 , in Putney Kentucky .
 Two days after their graduation , Jeb and Suzy , hiked along a familiar trail to view the sunset from a nearby mountaintop . For years , they have taken the hike , to see the beauty of nature , talk and most importantly to find privacy to take part in a little heavy petting .
 As the sunset on the horizon silhouetting the Kentucky Mountains in colors of reds and pinks against the clouds . The two walked hand and hand along the trail towards their homes in the valley .
 After several yards , they heard noises of rustling trees and the crunch of leaves coming from the wood line .
 They thought it might be their friends attempting to scare them . So they yelled the names of friends they assumed were trying to frighten them . No one acknowledged as the noises continued .
 Fear began swelling within them both on the darkening trail , so they held one another ’s hands tighter while walking faster .
 Their fear grew dreadful , as the rustling in the woods continued with Jeb ’s long strides outpacing Suzy who was trying to keep up while holding his hand . Suzy could hear and feel her heart pounding , as tears streamed down her cheeks while being dragged by Jeb .
 Suzy ’s sweat - soaked blouse , and tears in her reddened eyes , she looked up to Jeb whispering .
 Before Jeb could answer , a giant black bear , appeared fifteen yards behind them standing erect near the edge of the wood line standing two or three feet taller than Jeb .
 “ You better keep up . ” He turned and ran , screaming “ Help ! ” “ Help ! ” “ Help ! , ” towards his home .
 Jeb screams were heard at his home , and soon his mother , father , brothers and twin sisters ran towards the sound of his voice . Jeb ’s brothers had their shotguns , and one of the twins carried their father ’s rifle . They all ran towards the trail with their flashlights furiously moving along the path ahead of them .
 When the family ran upon Jeb on the trail , he was breathing so heavy , with sweat dripping from his reddened face and fear in his eyes . He was slow to explain in between breaths , that he saw a bear on the trail .
 His siblings pointed their flashlights up the trail , when Jeb ’s mother yelled , where is Suzy ?
 For several seconds , there was an awkward moment of silence , and Jeb stopped breathing when the silence was broken with Suzy ’s footsteps on the trail .
 The flashlights were turned towards her when she appeared , and with her pixie southern voice , she yelled .
 I ’m right here , Mama , Collier .
 Suzy ’s face was red as a summer beet . When she walked past , Jeb , her anger was seething like a thousand suns moving Jeb from where he stood .
 She stopped in front of his mother and said that she was ok . The bear ran back into the woods after Jeb ran away screaming .
 She turned towards Jeb and said . I do not want to speak to you until you return from your Army training with some courage , gumption , and respect for me .
 She turned back around and walked away with Jeb mother , father and his siblings in tow , snickering .
 When Jeb returned seven months later from his Army basic training , he begged for forgiveness and Suzy ’s hand in marriage .
 On the fourth day Suzy relented saying yes , and today we gather to celebrate the 50th wedding anniversary of my mother and father .
 Thank goodness for , fright , flight , courage , and gumption , or else I would not stand here to tell this tale .
 Great story ! I loved it !
 It was true love and courage building during military training . LOL ! ! !
 I ’d be afraid till my bones ! ! ! ! ! !


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As a qualified psychotherapist, I work with the client to gently explore what it is that they wish to change, whether it be something within themselves, or old patterns of behaviour that no longer serve them well in life, so that they can lead more fulfilling and productive lives. I provide a caring, non-judgemental space where the therapeutic relationship can grow and the client feels nurtured, supported and understood.
Having trained as a somatic psychotherapist, I believe that the body is an integral part of our being, and cannot be separated from the mind. From my training, I also incorporate the latest developments in neurobiology, human developmental theory, attachment theory, trauma theory, selfpsychology and intersubjectivity. I also use mindfulness-based practices.
As a member of the Australian Somatic Psychotherapy Association, I am committed to undertaking ongoing personal and professional development, including regular clinical supervision of my work. I practice in accordance with the stringent ethical guidelines of this association.
I have been assisting people on their personal journeys of self-tranformation, with a variety of issues for the past 8 years, with wonderful results. I have also been a high school teacher for over 30 years and with empathy and compassion, have enabled many students to be the best that they can be and to transform the quality of their lives.
For many years as a high school teacher, I worked with students who did the best that they could with what their life experiences had dealt them, with students who struggled to achieve their full potential. Many of these students had been labelled as troublemakers who impeded the progress of others in the classroom and therefore needed to be (and were) punished for not conforming or behaving. I felt some frustration that in schools, because time and resources are limited, I was not able to help such students as much as I would have liked.
I noticed a huge difference in one particular student who had been labelled as ‘a troublemaker’, after I spent some time really listening to him, rather than reacting to his behaviour. He opened up and eventually became a ‘model student’ who went on, not only to achieve excellent academic results, but also, after seeing a therapist, dealt with his issues and went on to become a wonderful husband and father.
I felt motivated to spend time working as a volunteer, supporting people work through their issues on personal development courses, and during this time, felt a driving passion to retire from full-time teaching so that I could become a therapist.
My training as a Somatic Psychotherapist involved a thorough grounding in a mixture of the best established psychotherapeutic theories, from roots in Freudian psychology, through the many different movements that evolved over the years, as well as the fruits of cutting-edge research into psychotherapy and human development, and neurobiology.
I have been influenced by a number of approaches, beginning with Kohut’s concept of empathic attunement (Selfpsychology ), including infant and child development theory, the enormous contribution of John Bowlby and others in Attachment Theory and Intersubjectivity Theory. I am particularly excited by the new developments in neurobiology, particularly as it relates to trauma and neglect and evidence that people’s brains can be rewired within the therapist-client relationship.
As a Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapist, I embrace a comprehensive approach to personal growth and development which acknowledges that all facets of human experience are interrelated i.e. that the processes of the body/mind not only affect and reflect each other, but are actually inter-functioning aspects of a person's whole being. Each person's individual history, their cultural/biological context and bodily-based subjective reality are all inextricably intertwined.
I also integrate mindfulness practices in to my daily life and in my work as a therapist.
I am particularly interested in the neurobiology of trauma and development and how they impact on the organisation of the brain and subsequently on the organisation of an individual’s experience. I feel that it is immensely important to have an understanding of trauma and its impact, in order to work with traumatised individuals. Longer term and more lasting healing of traumatised individuals have been recently seen as resulting from the laying down of new neural pathways, achieved from repeated new experiences in therapy, in contrast to treatment in the medical model which pathologises and medicates.
The work on infant and child development, including Attachment Theory, and how the brain is affected by neglect, continues to fascinate me, particularly in the context of neurobiology, and how through therapy, healing can be achieved when stages of development which were interrupted in the life-cycle can be reinstated.
As a Somatic Psychotherapist, I believe in a holistic approach, that the mind and body are integrated. I work within a broadly humanistic and psychodynamic framework that is inclusive of the body, where the relationship between the client and myself is developed and valued, taking in to account each of our experiences and with a particular focus on what is happening in the present moment. Because we embody our experience, somatic cues as well as verbal information provided by the client are observed and when necessary, used to give feedback to the client, so that together, we can gently explore what is happening for the client, while the client experiences being supported in this process.
For many people, anxiety and depression are the result of the stresses of a busy lifestyle, where too much is expected of them (by themselves and/or others) and they have lost the ability to self-regulate. Medication is not always the answer, sometimes all that is needed is empathic listening and empathic attunement, so that the client feels safe and can just be, without having to do anything, where they can be listened to, without judgement, and feel understood. This in turn can lead to better self-regulation and the implementation of more successful coping mechanisms. The client then can then, armed with an awareness of what they need to change as well as support, face difficulties and overcome obstacles, so that they can make different choices and thereby have the life that they desire and deserve.
Some clients choose to have Bio-dynamic massage, which is a deeply nurturing experience in its own right, where the emphasis is on soothing the nervous system. This is entirely the client’s choice to work in this way.
Progress will of course vary from client to client, depending on the client’s experience, history, their level of awareness and current circumstance. It can be very slow and extremely subtle, often out of awareness. For some, huge progress may consist of picking up the phone and making that first appointment, then in turning up, then in coming back and continuing in spite of the temptations not to do so. Facing one’s fears and expressing them (either verbally or somatically), then facing them and attempting different coping strategies for difficulties/issues are all examples of significant progress which may be dismissed or minimalised or even overlooked.
I personally feel that the client starts to feel that progress is being made when they truly feel (even out of awareness) that they are heard, understood and accepted, unconditionally and without judgement. This may be a feeling (such as relief, or a sense of trust or of being held or supported), rather than something that can be verbalised, or it can be a bodily experience, such as a deep sigh, or tears. Understanding may come later as to why, but this is something for the client and therapist to gently explore together.
Therapy has made me a better person because it has allowed me to embrace all parts of my self, including the parts that I learnt at an early age to suppress or disavow. It provided a safe place where I felt understood and supported, which in turn led me to want to explore the rationale behind the behaviours and relationships that I was choosing in my life, which invariably were not helpful in attaining the joy that was my birthright. Through a development of my understanding, I was able to further develop my self-reflective and relational capacities.
In becoming more accepting of myself, I am able to empathise with others and to practice non-judgement, be a better listener, as well as provide support for others without losing myself in the process. I am able to ask for and accept support, and see self-care as being a necessity rather than an indulgence.
As a young child, I learnt at an early age that approval from my parents through being a high achiever was paramount to my sense of well-being. Like many, I became a driven by perfectionism, which later in life, invariably led to frustration, because that perfection could not be achieved. Through therapy, I have come to accept and like who I am, warts and all, and no longer needing to seek validation of my self-worth from external sources, but from within. I am able to have more choice in my life. I am grateful for so much more, and as a result, can allow myself to experience a fuller range of emotions and feelings, and to see that as healthy.
I am able to experience each day with whatever it brings, acknowledging the past without regrets, and looking forward to whatever may arise in the future, learning from each experience, whilst remaining true to myself and to my values and beliefs.
What I love most is that a client trusts me enough to take that courageous leap of faith to change something in their life that is not working for them, and allow me to support them on their journey to enhance the quality of their life. I feel very humbled and privileged to be able to do the work that I do and to see clients gradually become empowered to lead more satisfying lives.
It is extremely rewarding to be able to work together to change patterns of behaviour that are not helpful, to have the client experience an increase in their self-esteem, to provide tools and the practice of using those tools so that they can have a different experience, which will lead to the realisation that they have the potential to achieve so much more from their lives.
It is truly heart-warming to see a client feeling safe enough to allow themselves to be vulnerable, to work through difficulties and fears together, to make the brave decision to work more deeply and then to see them come through the other side, having more choice in their lives. In addition, I learn so much more about myself and grow from time spent with each client.
Yes, of course I do. I am, after all, a human being, with all of the fallibilities, vulnerabilities and weaknesses (and strengths) that are part of the human condition. I am also a product of my past experiences and the relationships that have shaped me, and can be, and am, triggered by events that occur, often outside of my awareness. I am fortunate in that I have had training, have done lots of self-development work, engage in mindfulness practices such as meditation, and have ongoing therapy, so that I can deal with my bad hair days in ways that serve me better.
Part of my success in dealing with bad hair days is acceptance that they do (and will) happen, rather than trying to disavow them, or wish that they didn’t happen, or worse still, blaming myself. Awareness of why they happen can be helpful (although not always necessary), although I personally find that awareness of how I react is more useful to me in order to change how I handle similar situations should they arise again (and not surprising, they do!). Asking for and accepting help, something that I used to struggle with, help tremendously too. Spending time in the company of like-minded people also provides ongoing support.
The other key factor for me in handling bad hair days is to connect with nature, such as taking a walk along the beach, spending time playing with my cat, or spending time in my vegie patch with my chooks, for engaging with my environment gives me ‘the bigger picture’ perspective. Having gratitude for my life, my health and the people in it helps me cope with those ‘bad hair’ days.
I think that the most significant problem that we face stems from a lack of harmony, imbalance with our planet, imbalance with each other, and imbalance within ourselves. Many people on this planet are struggling with obesity, whilst many others are dying from starvation. People are killing each other and destroying the planet. There is an inequitable distribution of wealth, success in many places is measured by how much wealth one can acquire in a lifetime, rather than on how humanely or compassionately one lives.
This causes a lot of stress in people’s lives as they feel that they cannot live up to the expectations that they, and others, place on themselves, and this leads in turn, to imbalance. From this stance, for many, it is difficult to feel gratitude or compassion, to extend kindness or to be non-judgemental with others, let alone with oneself.
Many people are more reactive than proactive and change is difficult. It is often difficult for people to communicate honestly and openly about what is going on for them, when it is not safe to do so or when unaware of what is going on internally. When one does not feel good about oneself, it is often difficult to really feel good about anything else, let alone have compassion for others, and so on the cycle continues.
It is important to break the cycle, by providing a safe, non-judgemental space, where a person can feel supported and begin to restore their self-esteem, so that they can begin to restore balance within themselves, then in turn in their lives and within their environment. Sadly, for many people on this planet, their world IS a dangerous place where their very existence is indeed under threat.
There are many books, films, songs, events and works of art that have inspired me and on a daily basis, new ones that inspire me. I am also constantly inspired by people, many of whom would not consider themselves to be inspirational, who are struggling to eke out an existence, overcoming adversity and who exhibit incredible courage battling illness and difficult challenges that life throws them.
Perhaps the most significant piece of writing that inspired me, was one of my textbooks from my training, Robert Karen’s “Becoming Attached - First Relationships and How They Shape the Capacity to Love” (1988).
The title of this book unseated a deep inexplicable fear in me, which manifested itself in a reluctance to even open the cover of the book, followed by procrastination over reading it. Once I forced myself to read it (I had to, as it was compulsory reading as part of my training), I began to gain an understanding of what my fear was about and to work through it. The book provides an excellent summary of the history of Attachment Theory and the significant impact of early attachment history on a person’s ability throughout life, not only to love, but to handle difficulties or even crises in their lives.

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As a qualified psychotherapist , I work with the client to gently explore what it is that they wish to change , whether it be something within themselves , or old patterns of behaviour that no longer serve them well in life , so that they can lead more fulfilling and productive lives . I provide a caring , non - judgemental space where the therapeutic relationship can grow and the client feels nurtured , supported and understood .
 Having trained as a somatic psychotherapist , I believe that the body is an integral part of our being , and can not be separated from the mind . From my training , I also incorporate the latest developments in neurobiology , human developmental theory , attachment theory , trauma theory , selfpsychology and intersubjectivity . I also use mindfulness - based practices .
 As a member of the Australian Somatic Psychotherapy Association , I am committed to undertaking ongoing personal and professional development , including regular clinical supervision of my work . I practice in accordance with the stringent ethical guidelines of this association .
 I have been assisting people on their personal journeys of self - tranformation , with a variety of issues for the past 8 years , with wonderful results . I have also been a high school teacher for over 30 years and with empathy and compassion , have enabled many students to be the best that they can be and to transform the quality of their lives .
 For many years as a high school teacher , I worked with students who did the best that they could with what their life experiences had dealt them , with students who struggled to achieve their full potential . Many of these students had been labelled as troublemakers who impeded the progress of others in the classroom and therefore needed to be ( and were ) punished for not conforming or behaving . I felt some frustration that in schools , because time and resources are limited , I was not able to help such students as much as I would have liked .
 I noticed a huge difference in one particular student who had been labelled as ‘ a troublemaker ’ , after I spent some time really listening to him , rather than reacting to his behaviour . He opened up and eventually became a ‘ model student ’ who went on , not only to achieve excellent academic results , but also , after seeing a therapist , dealt with his issues and went on to become a wonderful husband and father .
 I felt motivated to spend time working as a volunteer , supporting people work through their issues on personal development courses , and during this time , felt a driving passion to retire from full - time teaching so that I could become a therapist .
 My training as a Somatic Psychotherapist involved a thorough grounding in a mixture of the best established psychotherapeutic theories , from roots in Freudian psychology , through the many different movements that evolved over the years , as well as the fruits of cutting - edge research into psychotherapy and human development , and neurobiology .
 I have been influenced by a number of approaches , beginning with Kohut ’s concept of empathic attunement ( Selfpsychology ) , including infant and child development theory , the enormous contribution of John Bowlby and others in Attachment Theory and Intersubjectivity Theory . I am particularly excited by the new developments in neurobiology , particularly as it relates to trauma and neglect and evidence that people ’s brains can be rewired within the therapist - client relationship .
 As a Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapist , I embrace a comprehensive approach to personal growth and development which acknowledges that all facets of human experience are interrelated i.e. that the processes of the body / mind not only affect and reflect each other , but are actually inter - functioning aspects of a person 's whole being . Each person 's individual history , their cultural / biological context and bodily - based subjective reality are all inextricably intertwined .
 I also integrate mindfulness practices in to my daily life and in my work as a therapist .
 I am particularly interested in the neurobiology of trauma and development and how they impact on the organisation of the brain and subsequently on the organisation of an individual ’s experience . I feel that it is immensely important to have an understanding of trauma and its impact , in order to work with traumatised individuals . Longer term and more lasting healing of traumatised individuals have been recently seen as resulting from the laying down of new neural pathways , achieved from repeated new experiences in therapy , in contrast to treatment in the medical model which pathologises and medicates .
 The work on infant and child development , including Attachment Theory , and how the brain is affected by neglect , continues to fascinate me , particularly in the context of neurobiology , and how through therapy , healing can be achieved when stages of development which were interrupted in the life - cycle can be reinstated .
 As a Somatic Psychotherapist , I believe in a holistic approach , that the mind and body are integrated . I work within a broadly humanistic and psychodynamic framework that is inclusive of the body , where the relationship between the client and myself is developed and valued , taking in to account each of our experiences and with a particular focus on what is happening in the present moment . Because we embody our experience , somatic cues as well as verbal information provided by the client are observed and when necessary , used to give feedback to the client , so that together , we can gently explore what is happening for the client , while the client experiences being supported in this process .
 For many people , anxiety and depression are the result of the stresses of a busy lifestyle , where too much is expected of them ( by themselves and/or others ) and they have lost the ability to self - regulate . Medication is not always the answer , sometimes all that is needed is empathic listening and empathic attunement , so that the client feels safe and can just be , without having to do anything , where they can be listened to , without judgement , and feel understood . This in turn can lead to better self - regulation and the implementation of more successful coping mechanisms . The client then can then , armed with an awareness of what they need to change as well as support , face difficulties and overcome obstacles , so that they can make different choices and thereby have the life that they desire and deserve .
 Some clients choose to have Bio - dynamic massage , which is a deeply nurturing experience in its own right , where the emphasis is on soothing the nervous system . This is entirely the client ’s choice to work in this way .
 Progress will of course vary from client to client , depending on the client ’s experience , history , their level of awareness and current circumstance . It can be very slow and extremely subtle , often out of awareness . For some , huge progress may consist of picking up the phone and making that first appointment , then in turning up , then in coming back and continuing in spite of the temptations not to do so . Facing one ’s fears and expressing them ( either verbally or somatically ) , then facing them and attempting different coping strategies for difficulties / issues are all examples of significant progress which may be dismissed or minimalised or even overlooked .
 I personally feel that the client starts to feel that progress is being made when they truly feel ( even out of awareness ) that they are heard , understood and accepted , unconditionally and without judgement . This may be a feeling ( such as relief , or a sense of trust or of being held or supported ) , rather than something that can be verbalised , or it can be a bodily experience , such as a deep sigh , or tears . Understanding may come later as to why , but this is something for the client and therapist to gently explore together .
 Therapy has made me a better person because it has allowed me to embrace all parts of my self , including the parts that I learnt at an early age to suppress or disavow . It provided a safe place where I felt understood and supported , which in turn led me to want to explore the rationale behind the behaviours and relationships that I was choosing in my life , which invariably were not helpful in attaining the joy that was my birthright . Through a development of my understanding , I was able to further develop my self - reflective and relational capacities .
 In becoming more accepting of myself , I am able to empathise with others and to practice non - judgement , be a better listener , as well as provide support for others without losing myself in the process . I am able to ask for and accept support , and see self - care as being a necessity rather than an indulgence .
 As a young child , I learnt at an early age that approval from my parents through being a high achiever was paramount to my sense of well - being . Like many , I became a driven by perfectionism , which later in life , invariably led to frustration , because that perfection could not be achieved . Through therapy , I have come to accept and like who I am , warts and all , and no longer needing to seek validation of my self - worth from external sources , but from within . I am able to have more choice in my life . I am grateful for so much more , and as a result , can allow myself to experience a fuller range of emotions and feelings , and to see that as healthy .
 I am able to experience each day with whatever it brings , acknowledging the past without regrets , and looking forward to whatever may arise in the future , learning from each experience , whilst remaining true to myself and to my values and beliefs .
 What I love most is that a client trusts me enough to take that courageous leap of faith to change something in their life that is not working for them , and allow me to support them on their journey to enhance the quality of their life . I feel very humbled and privileged to be able to do the work that I do and to see clients gradually become empowered to lead more satisfying lives .
 It is extremely rewarding to be able to work together to change patterns of behaviour that are not helpful , to have the client experience an increase in their self - esteem , to provide tools and the practice of using those tools so that they can have a different experience , which will lead to the realisation that they have the potential to achieve so much more from their lives .
 It is truly heart - warming to see a client feeling safe enough to allow themselves to be vulnerable , to work through difficulties and fears together , to make the brave decision to work more deeply and then to see them come through the other side , having more choice in their lives . In addition , I learn so much more about myself and grow from time spent with each client .
 Yes , of course I do . I am , after all , a human being , with all of the fallibilities , vulnerabilities and weaknesses ( and strengths ) that are part of the human condition . I am also a product of my past experiences and the relationships that have shaped me , and can be , and am , triggered by events that occur , often outside of my awareness . I am fortunate in that I have had training , have done lots of self - development work , engage in mindfulness practices such as meditation , and have ongoing therapy , so that I can deal with my bad hair days in ways that serve me better .
 Part of my success in dealing with bad hair days is acceptance that they do ( and will ) happen , rather than trying to disavow them , or wish that they did n’t happen , or worse still , blaming myself . Awareness of why they happen can be helpful ( although not always necessary ) , although I personally find that awareness of how I react is more useful to me in order to change how I handle similar situations should they arise again ( and not surprising , they do ! ) . Asking for and accepting help , something that I used to struggle with , help tremendously too . Spending time in the company of like - minded people also provides ongoing support .
 The other key factor for me in handling bad hair days is to connect with nature , such as taking a walk along the beach , spending time playing with my cat , or spending time in my vegie patch with my chooks , for engaging with my environment gives me ‘ the bigger picture ’ perspective . Having gratitude for my life , my health and the people in it helps me cope with those ‘ bad hair ’ days .
 I think that the most significant problem that we face stems from a lack of harmony , imbalance with our planet , imbalance with each other , and imbalance within ourselves . Many people on this planet are struggling with obesity , whilst many others are dying from starvation . People are killing each other and destroying the planet . There is an inequitable distribution of wealth , success in many places is measured by how much wealth one can acquire in a lifetime , rather than on how humanely or compassionately one lives .
 This causes a lot of stress in people ’s lives as they feel that they can not live up to the expectations that they , and others , place on themselves , and this leads in turn , to imbalance . From this stance , for many , it is difficult to feel gratitude or compassion , to extend kindness or to be non - judgemental with others , let alone with oneself .
 Many people are more reactive than proactive and change is difficult . It is often difficult for people to communicate honestly and openly about what is going on for them , when it is not safe to do so or when unaware of what is going on internally . When one does not feel good about oneself , it is often difficult to really feel good about anything else , let alone have compassion for others , and so on the cycle continues .
 It is important to break the cycle , by providing a safe , non - judgemental space , where a person can feel supported and begin to restore their self - esteem , so that they can begin to restore balance within themselves , then in turn in their lives and within their environment . Sadly , for many people on this planet , their world IS a dangerous place where their very existence is indeed under threat .
 There are many books , films , songs , events and works of art that have inspired me and on a daily basis , new ones that inspire me . I am also constantly inspired by people , many of whom would not consider themselves to be inspirational , who are struggling to eke out an existence , overcoming adversity and who exhibit incredible courage battling illness and difficult challenges that life throws them .
 Perhaps the most significant piece of writing that inspired me , was one of my textbooks from my training , Robert Karen ’s “ Becoming Attached - First Relationships and How They Shape the Capacity to Love ” ( 1988 ) .
 The title of this book unseated a deep inexplicable fear in me , which manifested itself in a reluctance to even open the cover of the book , followed by procrastination over reading it . Once I forced myself to read it ( I had to , as it was compulsory reading as part of my training ) , I began to gain an understanding of what my fear was about and to work through it . The book provides an excellent summary of the history of Attachment Theory and the significant impact of early attachment history on a person ’s ability throughout life , not only to love , but to handle difficulties or even crises in their lives .


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Good Buzz Kombucha is a healthful addition to your daily wellness routine, providing micronutrients, active enzymes and organic acids in a refreshing low-sweetness fizzy soft drink. But the best part is that it tastes great any time of day - have it for breakfast or have it at a barbecue with mates.
This ancient elixir is made by fermenting a sweetened tea base with a living culture called a mother. Our culture has been a part of the family, here in NZ, since 1974. We brew for 12-14 days and then bottle - we DO NOT add sweeteners, additional sugar, juices or water. We DO NOT make our kombucha from concentrate - this is a TRUE BOOCH®. Residual sugars after ferment are between 2.2-3.6g/100ml.
Available in 7 flavours: Feijoa, Lemon Ginger, Feijoa, Jasmine, Origins (black tea original), Green Tea, and our new release, Apple Cinnamon. Available in 328ml and 888ml bottles as well as 20L kegs.
Our kombucha is certified organic & Fairtrade, is approved by the Vegetarian & Coeliac societies.

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Good Buzz Kombucha is a healthful addition to your daily wellness routine , providing micronutrients , active enzymes and organic acids in a refreshing low - sweetness fizzy soft drink . But the best part is that it tastes great any time of day - have it for breakfast or have it at a barbecue with mates .
 This ancient elixir is made by fermenting a sweetened tea base with a living culture called a mother . Our culture has been a part of the family , here in NZ , since 1974 . We brew for 12 - 14 days and then bottle - we DO NOT add sweeteners , additional sugar , juices or water . We DO NOT make our kombucha from concentrate - this is a TRUE BOOCH ® . Residual sugars after ferment are between 2.2 - 3.6g/100ml .
 Available in 7 flavours : Feijoa , Lemon Ginger , Feijoa , Jasmine , Origins ( black tea original ) , Green Tea , and our new release , Apple Cinnamon . Available in 328ml and 888ml bottles as well as 20L kegs .
 Our kombucha is certified organic & Fairtrade , is approved by the Vegetarian & Coeliac societies .


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Contact Us | CMGeeks, Inc.
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THE PHILOSOPY OF CMGEEKS, INC.
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Contact Us | CMGeeks , Inc.
 I.T. Problems ? Contact a Geek .
 Do n't let your technology hurt your bottom line .
 THE PHILOSOPY OF CMGEEKS , INC .
 Server to cell phone , we 've got you covered . Top - notch IT & Web services from a business you can trust . No nonsense , just solutions .


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In a huge breakthrough for nanoparticle research, MIT scientists have discovered a way to facilitate the entry of gold nanoparticles into cells without disrupting the cell membrane. The solution? Stripes!
The team found that gold nanoparticles coated with alternating bands of two different kinds of molecules can quickly pass into cells without harming them, while those randomly coated with the same materials cannot. The research was reported in a recent advance online publication of Nature Materials.
“We’ve created the first fully synthetic material that can pass through a cell membrane without rupturing it, and we’ve found that order on the nanometer scale is necessary to provide this property,” said Francesco Stellacci, an associate professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering and co-leader of the work with Darrell Irvine, the Eugene Bell Career Development Associate Professor of Tissue Engineering.
Nanoparticles hold a lot of promise, especially for their cancer-targeting abilities.

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In a huge breakthrough for nanoparticle research , MIT scientists have discovered a way to facilitate the entry of gold nanoparticles into cells without disrupting the cell membrane . The solution ? Stripes !
 The team found that gold nanoparticles coated with alternating bands of two different kinds of molecules can quickly pass into cells without harming them , while those randomly coated with the same materials can not . The research was reported in a recent advance online publication of Nature Materials .
 “ We ’ve created the first fully synthetic material that can pass through a cell membrane without rupturing it , and we ’ve found that order on the nanometer scale is necessary to provide this property , ” said Francesco Stellacci , an associate professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering and co - leader of the work with Darrell Irvine , the Eugene Bell Career Development Associate Professor of Tissue Engineering .
 Nanoparticles hold a lot of promise , especially for their cancer - targeting abilities .


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All Church of England dioceses use the National Society's framework for the Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMS) under Section 48 of the Education Act 2005. SIAS focuses on the effect that the Christian ethos of the church school has on the children that attend it. The principle objective of a SIAS inspection is to evaluate the distinctiveness and effectiveness of the school as a church school.
Our last Section 48 inspection was on 7 October 2015.

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All Church of England dioceses use the National Society 's framework for the Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools ( SIAMS ) under Section 48 of the Education Act 2005 . SIAS focuses on the effect that the Christian ethos of the church school has on the children that attend it . The principle objective of a SIAS inspection is to evaluate the distinctiveness and effectiveness of the school as a church school .
 Our last Section 48 inspection was on 7 October 2015 .


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English singer and songwriter, JP Cooper rose to fame featuring on Jonas Blue's platinum-selling 2016 single 'Perfect Strangers', peaking at number 2 on the UK charts. JP has only gone from strength to strength ever since.
With singles like 'September Song', 'Passport Home' and 'She's On My Mind', JP Cooper released his stunning debut album 'Raised Under Grey Skies' which landed a spot inside the top 10 on the UK Album Charts.
Joining the F/H Block family as one of our most recent residents, JP is currently working on his sophomore album and has recently featured on various projects with artists including Craig David, Gorgon City, Yungen and Bugzy Malone.

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English singer and songwriter , JP Cooper rose to fame featuring on Jonas Blue 's platinum - selling 2016 single ' Perfect Strangers ' , peaking at number 2 on the UK charts . JP has only gone from strength to strength ever since .
 With singles like ' September Song ' , ' Passport Home ' and ' She 's On My Mind ' , JP Cooper released his stunning debut album ' Raised Under Grey Skies ' which landed a spot inside the top 10 on the UK Album Charts .
 Joining the F / H Block family as one of our most recent residents , JP is currently working on his sophomore album and has recently featured on various projects with artists including Craig David , Gorgon City , Yungen and Bugzy Malone .