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London Pub Signs – The Viaduct Tavern…
Located on a crossroads opposite the Old Bailey (or Central London Criminal Court as it's formally known) and the Church of St Sepulchre-without-Newgate, The Viaduct Tavern is a gem of the Victorian era.
The name is relatively easy to explain – built in 1874 (and remodelled around the turn of the 19th century), the tavern lies just east of the Holborn Viaduct – central London's first flyover – which opened in 1869.
The ornate interior of the Grade II-listed pub at 126 Newgate Street features etched and gilded glass panels, three representative "pre-Raphaelite-style" paintings – including one representing Industry and the Arts which was apparently shot by a soldier, no doubt the worse for wear from drink, celebrating the end of World War I – and a small cashier's booth, all of which attest to its past as a Victorian gin palace.
Under the pub is a cellar – it's commonly suggested these were cells were part of Newgate Prison (once located nearby on the site of the Old Bailey) or part of a debtor's prison associated with Newgate – some believe it to have been the site of the Giltspur Street Compter, but both stories have been disputed by guide Peter Berthould.
Past patrons of the pub – which is reputedly haunted – are said to have included writer Oscar Wilde, who apparently frequented the tavern during his trials over the road in the late 1800s.
The pub is now part of the Fullers chain.
~ http://viaducttavern.co.uk
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LondonLife – 'White Shirt Week' in St James's…
Freddie Fox (who plays Lord Alfred Douglas opposite Rupert Everett as Oscar Wilde in David Hare's The Judas Kiss now playing at the Duke of York Theatre) marks the start of 'White Shirt Week' which kicked off in St James's on Monday. The West End area is home to Jermyn Street which apparently boasts "the highest number of world renowned shirt makers on one luxury shopping street" with each shirt maker having their own signature design. While the origins of the white shirt date back as far as ancient Egypt, it was only in more recent centuries that in the UK the white shirt developed from being simply an undergarment to a fashion item in its own right – in fact, by the 19th century, the white shirt was worn by gentlemen as a statement that they weren't engaged in manual labour and could employ servants to launder it. For more on St James's, see www.stjameslondon.co.uk.
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Around London – A West End institution reopens; Barnet's Foundling Hospital under the spotlight; English landscape masters at the RA…
by exploringlondon December 13, 2012 December 13, 2012
• A West End institution which has hosted a who's who of Londoners – including the likes of Oscar Wilde, Arthur Conan Doyle, Rudyard Kipling and Winston Churchill as well as, more recently, David Bowie, Mick Jagger and Princess Diana – has reopened its doors to the public after a four year redevelopment. Originally opened in 1865 by French wine merchant Daniel Nicholas Thévenon and his wife Celestine, Café Royal at 68 Regent Street – overlooking Piccadilly Circus – has been relaunched as five star hotel featuring more than 150 rooms, six historic suites and a variety of dining venues – including the spectacular Grill Room – as well as a private members club, meeting rooms and wellbeing centre. The redevelopment of this storied building, which centres on the original premises – retaining John Nash's Grade I-listed facade, has seen the restoration of grand public rooms, originally dating from the 1860s and 1920s, as well as an expansion into neighbouring buildings – all under the watchful eye of David Chipperfield Architects and Donald Insall Associates. For more, see www.hotelcaferoyal.com.
• One of six small hospitals set up by the Bloomsbury-based Foundling Hospital, the Barnet branch operated in Monken Hadley in west London from 1762-1768. It's now the subject of one of two new exhibitions which opened at the Barnet Museum at the beginning of the month. The Barnet Foundling Hospital, Monken Hadley, 1762-1768, features a range of objects relating to some of the children placed in the hospital including identifying coin tokens left by mothers, and letters written by manager Prudence West. The exhibition initially runs until 14th January – after which objects will be replaced with prints – and then until 28th February. The second exhibition, Foundling Voices, is on tour from the Foundling Museum and features oral histories of some of the last people to be cared for by the Foundling Hospital in Berkhamsted which closed in 1954. This runs until 13th January. Admission to both is free. For more, see www.barnetmuseum.co.uk.
• On Now: Constable, Gainsborough, Turner and the Making of Landscape. This exhibition, recently opened in the John Madejski Fine Rooms and Weston Rooms at the Royal Academy of Arts, features works of art by three "towering figures" of English landscape painting – John Constable, Thomas Gainsborough and JMW Turner. The 120 works on display includes paintings, prints, books and archival material. Highlights include Gainsborough's Romantic Landscape (c 1783), Constable's The Leaping Horse (1825) and Boat Passing a Lock (1826), and Turner's Dolbadern Castle (1800). There are also works by their 18th century contemporaries and artifacts including letters written by Gainsborough, Turner's watercolour box, and Constable's palette. Admission charge applies. Runs until 17th February. For more, see www.royalacademy.org.au.
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Daytripper – Oxford
by exploringlondon September 16, 2011 April 13, 2012
The "city of dreaming spires", Oxford is a delight for the student of historic architecture, boasting an impressive array of medieval and later, classically-inspired, buildings.
Only about an hour from London by train (leave from Paddington Station), Oxford was established as a town in the 9th century and rose to prominence during the medieval period as the location of a prestigious university, an institution which remains synonymous with the city today.
Major development followed the Norman Conquest the castle was constructed, the remains of which were included in a £40 million redevelopment several years ago of the area in which it stands and which now houses the Oxford Castle Unlocked exhibition which looks at some of the key figures in the castle's past (you can also climb St George's Tower for some great views over the city).
The university first appears in the 1100s and gradually expanded over the ensuing centuries gradually evolved to encompass the many medieval colleges which can still be seen there today.
Something of a hotbed of activity during the Reformation, Oxford saw the burning of three bishops – Hugh Latimer, Nicholas Ridley and Archbishop of Canterbury Thomas Cranmer at a site marked by a memorial in Magdalen Street. Constructed in the 1840s, it was designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott who drew inspiration from the Eleanor Crosses King Edward I had erected in honor of his deceased wife, Eleanor of Castile, following her death in 1290.
Oxford was also the site of the headquarters of King Charles I during the English Civil War after the king was forced to leave London (the town eventually yielded to parliamentarian forces after a siege in 1646) and was later home to the court of King Charles II after he fled London during the Great Plague of 1665-66.
Canals arrived in the late 18th century and the railways followed. Industrialisation came – in particular, in the 20th century, in the form of a large car manufacturing plant at the suburb of Cowley – and with it an increasingly cosmopolitan population. But at its heart Oxford remains a student city and it's the students that continue to provide the lively atmosphere in the city centre.
Look for Carfax Tower to get your bearings – formerly the tower of a 14th century church, this lies at the heart of the town and can be climbed for some great views over the surrounding streets. Some of the colleges are also open to the public (see noticeboards outside the colleges for times) – particularly worth visiting is Christ Church which dates from 1524 and, founded by Cardinal Wolsey, was initially known as Cardinal's College. It features the Tom Tower, home of the bell Great Tom, which was designed by former student Sir Christopher Wren. The college, which is unique in that the college chapel is also a cathedral, is also home to the Christ Church Picture Gallery.
Other colleges of note include the beautiful Magdalen (pronounced Maudlin, it was founded in 1458 – alumni have included writers John Betjeman, CS Lewis and Oscar Wilde), All Souls (founded in 1438 with King Henry VI its co-founder), and Merton College (the oldest of Oxford's colleges, it was founded in 1264 and is home to Mob Quadrangle, the oldest quadrangle in the university).
Other university buildings which are a must include the Radcliffe Camera – now the reading room of the Bodleian Library, this Baroque rotunda dates from 1748 and was built as a memorial to 18th century physician Dr John Radcliffe, the Sheldonian Theatre – another of Wren's designs, it was built in the 1660s as the university's principal assembly room, and St Mary the Virgin Church – the official church of the university, the present building partly dates from the 13th century and boasts terrific views from the tower.
Make sure you also take the time to wander through the water meadows along the River Cherwell (there are also punt rides) and walk along the River Thames, known as the Isis as it passes through Oxford. Keep an eye out also for the 'Bridge of Sighs', similar in design to the Venetian landmark, it spans New College Lane and joins two sections of Hertford College.
Other sites in Oxford include the Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology. Considered of the UK's best, the original Ashmolean was the first purpose built museum in England, opening in 1683. It now houses treasures include art and antiquities with the late ninth century Alfred Jewel, said to have been made for King Alfred the Great, among its prized objects. Other museums include the Pitt Rivers Museum which cares for the university's collection of anthropology and world archaeology and includes exhibits brought back to Britain by explorer Captain James Cook.
Take the time also to wander through the covered market off high street which has some interesting shops selling everything from clothes to fresh food and flowers and gifts. Fans of Inspector Morse, meanwhile, may also enjoy seeing some of the sites of particular significance in the TV series – there's an interactive online map here.
A vibrant city redolent with history, Oxford remains of England's jewels. Perfect as a day-trip destination from London.
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Where's London's oldest…bookshop?
by exploringlondon May 9, 2011
Hatchards on Piccadilly (right next to Fortnum & Mason) is generally accepted as being London's oldest surviving bookshop.
It was founded in 1797 by John Hatchard in Piccadilly (there seems some dispute over whether it still stands on exactly the same site).
The shop currently holds three royal warrants for the supply of books to the Royal Household.
Among high profile past customers have been Queen Charlotte (wife of King George III), former PMs Benjamin Disraeli and Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington, and literary figures such as Rudyard Kipling, Oscar Wilde and Lord Byron.
It remains popular with lovers of literature and is noted for hosting book-signings by prominent authors with many signed book on the shelves.
For more, see www.hatchards.co.uk.
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Keats' love letter to be returned home; a royal wedding Oyster; youngest Spitfire pilot honored; and, The Cult of Beauty at the V&A
by exploringlondon March 31, 2011
• A love letter Romantic poet John Keats wrote to his beloved Fanny Brown will be returned to the house in which it was written. Keats wrote the letter in 1820 while living next door to her at Wentworth House in Hampstead, north London – his home from 1818 to 1820 and the setting that inspired some of his most memorable poetry including Ode to a Nightingale. The City of London Corporation, who manage the house – now a museum known as Keats House, recently purchased the letter with the support of the Heritage Lottery Fund for £80,000. They say it will now be returned to the house and displayed there. In the letter Keats wrote: "I shall Kiss your name and mine where your Lips have been – Lips! why should a poor prisoner as I am talk about such things." He said his consolation was "in the certainty of your affection". See www.keatshouse.cityoflondon.gov.uk.
• Amid the host of souvenirs and trinkets up for sale in the lead-up to the wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton comes news of a unusual offering from Transport for London – a limited edition royal wedding Oyster card. The card, which will go on sale in the week leading up to the ceremony, features a portrait of the couple and their wedding date – 29th April, 2011. More than 750,000 of the cards will be offered for sale. The move is not without precedent – in 1981, a unique ticket was produced for the marriage of Prince Charles and Lady Diana.
• Squadron Leader Geoffrey Wellum, the youngest Spitfire pilot to take part in the Battle of Britain, was granted the Freedom of the City of London at a ceremony at Guildhall last week. Wellum was just 18-years-old when he joined the RAF in August 1939. Serving in a frontline squadron, he flew many combat missions including dogfights during the Battle of Britain and was subsequently awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross.
• On Now: The Cult of Beauty: The Aesthetic Movement 1860-1900 at the Victoria & Albert Museum in . Said to be the "most comprehensive" exhibition ever staged on the Aesthetic Movement in Britain, it brings together masterpieces in painting as well as sculpture, design, furniture, architecture, fashion and literature of the era and explores some of the key personalities involved in the movement – from William Morris and Frederic Leighton through to James McNeil Whistler, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Edward Burne-Jones and Oscar Wilde. Organised in collaboration with the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, the exhibition runs until 17th July. Tickets are £12 (concessions available). See www.vam.ac.uk.
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What's in a name?…Marylebone
by exploringlondon December 20, 2010
This curiously named part of London, pronounced Mar-lee-bone, takes it's name from a church dedicated to St Mary which was originally built near a small river or stream called the Tyburn or Tybourne. Hence St Mary-le-Burn became St Marylebone.
There was a medieval village here which during the 18th century became subsumed into greater London as fashionable people sought land to the west of the city. The area – in particular Harley Street – became known as a location of choice for doctors to site their consulting rooms and is still known for its medical establishments.
Among the significant sites is the St Marylebone Parish Church (pictured right) which, consecrated in 1817, was where poets Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett were married in 1846 following their elopement, the John Nash-designed All Souls Church in Langham Place, the Langham Hotel which opened in 1865 and boasted Oscar Wilde and Mark Twain among guests, 221B Baker Street, fictional home of Sherlock Holmes and now the site of the Sherlock Holmes Museum, and the famous wax museum, Madame Tussauds.
Marylebone is also home to the world famous Wallace Collection, bequeathed to the government in 1897, the concert hall Wigmore Hall, the Royal Academy of Music and the Royal Institute of Architects, and the art-deco headquarters of the BBC, Broadcasting House. Marylebone High Street remains a shopping mecca offering a diverse range of independent boutiques and specialty shops while in the south, Marylebone includes one of London's most famous shopping strips on Oxford Street.
Other famous people connected with the area include four time Prime Minister William Gladstone who lived at 73 Harley Street from 1876 to 1882, writer Charles Dickens who lived at 18 Bentinck Street while working as a court reporter in the 1830s, author Edward Gibbon, who lived at 7 Bentinck Street while writing his landmark text The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire from the 1770s, and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes, who worked in Upper Wimpole Street in the 1890s.
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The Russian owner of the Princess 40M Anka christened the yacht after his daughters, Anna and Katerina, and then asked the U.K. builder to go with their choice of "turquoise island" on the hull. It is about as vibrant as Joseph's Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and certainly as bright a coat of paint as any Princess has ever sported.
The 163.75ft /49.91m Custom motor yacht 'joyMe' was built in 2011 by Philip Zepter Yachts. The yacht's interior has been designed by Marijana Radovic and her exterior styling is by Mijo Radunovic.
Italian builder Tecnomar designed its new 120-foot planing yacht so that passengers could be as close as possible to the water. The Tecnomar Velvet 36 features a stern staircase for direct water access, as well as ample windows and areas for outdoor seating and lounging.
M 39 is a boat speaking a very personal language, because she is unique and error-free thanks to her simple and firm lines and to her completely customized interior.


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Buying a home can be an amazing experience, but it can also be quite stressful and complicated. When emotions run high, it can be easy for home buyers to skip over crucial steps and make mistakes. Working with a great Realtor ::wink wink:: is the surest way to avoid those mistakes and make the process as smooth a possible. If you aren't working with me, well....I've laid out some of the biggest mistakes that home buyers make below, so you will know to avoid them.
So you've got your pre-approval in hand, right? Just because you were approved for X amount of dollars, doesn't mean you should spend that much. Your pre-approval amount should act as a guide, showing you what you could pay for a home if you maxed out your finances. Buying at the absolute upper limit of your price range will likely leave you "house poor," which means you'll be able to make the mortgage payment and cover your housing expenses, but you will have little or no money leftover for fun stuff, like food and clothing. Buy within your comfort level and if your Realtor is urging you to spend more, drop them fast.
Right before I have buyers sign a purchase agreement, I ask them 1 thing. "Do you understand the terms of this agreement?" When you buy a house, you are entering into a huge financial obligation. There are big words, strict time schedules and penalties involved for not honoring the terms of the agreement. While it may seem like common sense that you should always read (and understand) all of the terms and conditions, many home buyers do not. Your Realtor should always take the time to go over everything you may not quite understand, section by section. These contracts are legally binding, so it's absolutely critical that you understand all the terms and time limits involved.
Right now the Cleveland area market is pretty hot. Especially western cities like Lakewood and Rocky River. If you find a house that you absolutely love, don't play games or you could lose it. Your agent will help you come up with a reasonable offer based on the sales and current pricing trends of comparable properties in the area. Right now you probably aren't the only one interested in buying a particular home, so if you find one that you love, jump on it fast and don't kill the deal by making too low of an offer.
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Adult Sunday school classes are an important component of finding a place to connect with others in our congregation. Our congregation offers a variety of classes, and while anyone is welcome to attend any of the classes, many people desire to form a small group with others in similar life circumstances. With that concept in mind, we have grouped the classes by categories to help you determine which classes you might like to visit.
Most classes meet at 9:30 am on Sundays.
There are currently three (3) adult Sunday School classes available.
Singles and married couples of varying ages and diverse backgrounds make up this class. The members are involved in school activities, scouting, community volunteering and youth activities in the church. Lessons are Bible-based and focused upon the spiritual growth of the individual . This class meets at 10:00 am in the Church Parlor next door to the Pastor's Study in the Office and Education wing.
The "Pairs and Spares" name defines this diverse group of adults. They meet each Sunday morning for Bible study and enjoy gathering for food and fellowship quarterly. This is a group of loyal disciples who enjoying growing spiritually, supporting Christ's ministry, and meeting the needs of the "Friendliest Church in Grand Saline." They meet at 10:00 am every Sunday in the hand-bell rehearsal room in the Office and Education room (across the hall from Fishers of Men).
Our children's classes are available for all age groups. They follow a new an exciting curriculm known as the Workshop Rotation Model (or WoRM, for short). Within the WoRM program our children rotate through various activity-based learning centers such as drama, Bible storytelling, atr and crafts, music, and even snacks. This is a multimedia, experiential, system encouraging children to discover Christ and explore His Word.
The classes meet every Sunday at 10:00am in the classrooms upstairs behind the sanctuary.
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Disappointment over EU air safety vote
The SNP expressed disappointment this afternoon after the European Parliament narrowly voted through new legislation which could decrease air safety.
Commenting, MEP Alyn Smith said:
"This is very disappointing, there are serious concerns about the implications of the Commission's proposal for pilots and cockpit personnel and ignoring these concerns will put lives at risk.
"Despite being voted down in committee last week through an amendment placed by our group, the Parliament approved the package by 387 to 218 even though there remain serious questions about last minute compromises struck just last night and not yet formally communicated to Parliament. We should have taken more time on this to do it right.
"The opposition from aviation professionals – the people who fly every day – is intense; there are real concerns for their own safety and the safety of their passengers. As Balpa have argued, there is potential for pilots now to be awake for 22 hour shifts, which is frankly ridiculous. We already heard earlier this month that half of the pilots in our skies have admitted falling asleep while in the air already, it is terrifying to think they may now be flying even longer.
"There were good intensions behind these proposals; however as a result of trying to make flying safer across the EU, they have weakened the safety regulation in the UK. The cobbled together assurances from the Commission on monitoring the situation do nothing to allay the concerns. It's simply not good enough."
Balpa's secretary general, Jim McAuslan, added:
"British pilots want to make every flight a safe flight and are deeply concerned that these unsafe new EU rules will put the lives of passengers at risk.
"Passengers and pilots deserve flight safety rules based on rigorous science and evidence, not secret dodgy deal-making in Strasbourg, which will mean that Britain no longer has the safest skies in Europe."

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Mrs. Kathryn Grethe Baker
August 2, 1958 - September 5, 2021
Kathryn "Kate" Grethe Baker A Memorial Service celebrating the life of Kathryn Grethe Baker will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, October 2, 2021 in the chapel of John Kramer & Son with Bro. David Plunkett officiating. Kathryn "Kate" Grethe Baker, age 63, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, September 5, 2021. She is preceded in death by a daughter, Kathryn Coleman, who died during childbirth on November 27, 1983 in Marysville, California; her mother, Jane Vincent and stepfather, Elliott Vincent. Kathryn Glenn Grethe, born August 2, 1958, along with her twin sister, in Madison, WI, to parents Janes and Jim Grethe. Kate grew up mostly in New Orleans. Her parents divorced when she was 13. Her father moved to Atlanta. Kate stayed with her mother in New Orleans. She started college at Louisiana Tech University in 1976. She met her future husband, Richard, at that time. Richard graduated from college in November of 1978 and was commissioned in the United States Air Force on May 3, 1979. They were married shortly afterward on May 12, 1979. Over the next 21 years of Richard's military career, they were stationed in California, South Dakota, California again, Okinawa, and finally in Wichita, Kansas where Richard retired in 2000. Richard then started working with FlightSafety International as a flight simulator instructor. In 2013, they moved to Fort Worth, Texas. Kate and Richard would go on to have two children, Sarah Kathryn, born on November 27, 1984 and Eric James, born on March 3, 1988, both in Rapid City, South Dakota. She is survived by her husband, Richard Eric Baker; sister, Pamela Gregg Foxworthy and husband Jeff; stepsister, Laurie Vincent Hochstetler and husband Robert; daughter, Sarah Baker Collier and husband Nathan; son, Eric James Baker and spouse Whit Lindeman; grandchildren, Jane Collier and Caleb Collier; and numerous nieces and nephews. She is also survived by her father, Jim Grethe and stepmother, Vicki Grethe. Visitation will be held from 10 a.m. until time of service on Saturday, October 2, 2021 at the funeral home. A reception will follow at Spirits Food & Friends, 1200 Texas Ave., Alexandria, LA 71301. To extend notes of condolence to the Baker Family, please visit us at www.KramerFunerals.com.
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Completing Statements of Significance and Need is a requirement for any church group seeking permission to make changes to their building. It is an extremely useful exercise which will help you to understand your place of worship, its history and previous changes that have taken place. Taking the time to do this will reveal potential and limits by providing an informed context in which to consider your proposed changes. If your building is listed and even if is unlisted you may not be able to make all the changes you want, but these documents will be the first step in seeking advice on how you can achieve what you want.
A Statement of Significance should describe when the various parts of the building were constructed and when notable additions were made to the interior, for instance the pews, the pulpit, organ or stained glass. It should provide a summary of why they are important and the contributions they make to the character of the building.
A Statement of Need should set out the reasons why it is considered that the needs of the parish cannot be met without making changes to the church building and reason why the changes are regarded as necessary to assist the church in its worship and mission. Liturgical requirements will have to be balanced alongside any proposals for the enhancement of the building for easier access and wider use by the community. The Statement should particularly highlight the significance of those parts which are to be altered.
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Crypto Critic Elizabeth Warren Officially Exploring Presidential Run
January 1, 2019 Ethan William
Senator Elizabeth Warren has joined the 2020 United States presidential race, after announcing on Monday that she will be developing an exploratory committee, according to a report on the Wall Street Journal.
With the exploratory committee, Warren will be able to formally raise funds and make key staff appointments before she officially kicks off her presidential campaign.
The Democratic politician from Massachusetts, who has made quite a name for herself due to her criticisms of corporations, large banks, and most recently, cryptocurrency, has become the first major candidate to declare her desire to run for the highest office in the United States government.
She also released an announcement video on her website, which contained some of the regular anti-Wall Street sentiments that will no doubt be a central theme of her campaign platform. In the video, which was posted on Monday, Warren said: America's middle class is under attack. How did we get here? Billionaires and big corporations decided they wanted more of the pie and they enlisted politicians to cut them a fatter slice.
Reference: https://www.ccn.com/crypto-critic-elizabeth-warren-officially-exploring-presidential-run/
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Faye Selected to Bob Scott's VAR Stars 2021
WOODLAND HILLS, Calif. (January 13, 2022)
Faye, a global technology consulting and software company, has been selected as a member of Bob Scott's VAR Stars for 2021, a group of 100 organizations honored for their accomplishments in the field of midmarket financial software.
Members of the VAR Stars were selected based on the principle of quality, not revenue. Growth, industry leadership and recognition, and innovation determine who will be recognized. The full list is available for download here.
"Each year, 100 VAR Stars are picked from the best organizations that market financial software. It is always an honor to recognize those who contribute to the development of our business," Bob Scott said.
"We're very proud to be selected as a member of the VAR Stars for 2021," said David Faye, CEO of Faye. "Being on a VAR list is a testament to our people and their commitment to innovating and consistently meeting our mission – to make the best software in the world even better. We are honored to be recognized and congratulate all the others that have also achieved this honor."
The financial software industry is a highly competitive, fast-paced environment. Faye focuses on solutions that provide automation, integration and data beyond the accounting department. Faye's ERP, CX and CRM software solutions and integrations create 360-views of customer interactions to the entire organization.
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An Inc. 5000 award winner eight years in a row, Faye's team works with brands in more than 25 countries to optimize and integrate CRM, CX, marketing automation and ERP platforms into complex tech stacks.
Headquartered in California and with teams across four continents, Faye makes the best software in the world even better by supporting Zendesk, SugarCRM, Salesforce, HubSpot, and more.
As the Zendesk Development partner of the year and SugarCRM Americas Reseller of the Year, Faye's depth of expertise is showcased through a library of custom-built software enhancements, tools and integrations used by hundreds of thousands of users every day.
About Bob Scott
Bob Scott has been informing and entertaining the mid-market financial software community via his email newsletters for 22 years. He has published this information via the ERP Global Insights (formerly Bob Scott's Insights) newsletter and website since 2009. He has covered this market for more than 29 years through print and electronic publications, first as technology editor of Accounting Today and then as the Editor of Accounting Technology from 1997 through 2009. He has covered the traditional tax and accounting profession during the same time and has continued to address that market as executive editor of the Progressive Accountant since 2009.
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Laurent Beaugerie is Professor of Gastroenterology and Head of the Gastroenterology & Nutrition Department at Saint-Antoine Hospital in Paris.
Professor Thomas Berg is Head of the Department of Gastroenterology and Rheumatology – Section Hepatology at the University Hospital Leipzig (Germany).
Marco J. Bruno (1963) is a full professor of Gastroenterology & Hepatology and chief of the department of Gastroenterology & Hepatology at the Erasmus Medical Centre in Rotterdam.
He received his training at the Academic Medical Centre in Amsterdam under the supervision of Prof. dr. Guido Tytgat and Prof. dr. Kees Huibregtse. His clinical and research activities focus on gastrointestinal oncology, hepato-pancreato-biliary diseases and interventional endoscopy, including endoscopic retrograde cholangio¬pancreatography (ERCP) and endoscopic ultrasound (EUS). He (co)-author of numerous peer reviewed articles in high ranking journals including the New England Journal of Medicine. He is a recognized international authority on the diagnosis and treatment of pancreatic diseases and has served as invited faculty at many international conferences and live endoscopy workshops. He is chairman of the Dutch Pancreatitis Study Group, council member end treasurer of the European Association of Gastroenterology, Endoscopy & Nutrition (EAGEN), and past council member and chairman of the Education Committee of United European Gastroenterology (UEG).
The Erasmus Medical Center is a large tertiary care 1320 bed academic hospital located in the city of Rotterdam the Netherlands. The department of Gastroenterology & Hepatology employs 16 staff members covering all the relevant GI & H specialty areas including hepatology (hepatitis, hepatocellular carcinoma, and liver transplantation), advanced endoscopy, GI oncology (esophageal, stomach, pancreas and colon), and inflammatory bowel disease and intestinal ischemia. The department has 16 fellows in training to become gastroenterologists and 2 foreign fellows for advanced endoscopy training. The department has its own dedicated laboratory facilities for translational and basic research. In total, 40 PhD students are working in the department to complete their PhD thesis on clinical, translational and basic research topics covering the various focus areas of the department.
Pierre A. Clavien is Professor and Chairman of the Department of Surgery in Zurich.
preservation, followed by a clinical fellowship in HPB surgery and liver transplantation. He then moved to Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC, where he initially led the liver transplantation and HPB programs, and subsequently the division of Transplantation, and obtained the rank of full Professor within 4 years.
Dr. Clavien's main interests have been in several aspects of transplantation and liver surgery. Since 1994 he has run an active basic science laboratory funded through NIH and Swiss National Grants and other private and non-private sources. His areas of research include organ preservation, liver ischemia-reperfusion injury and liver regeneration, and pathogenesis of cancer, as well as outcome research with publication in Science, PNAS, Gastroenterology, Lancet, and NEJM. His laboratory made the discovery of serotonin as a key mediator of liver regeneration and pathogenesis of cancer (Science 2008). Dr. Clavien has also developed a simple and widely used system to evaluate complications after surgery, which holds his name. The impact of his research might be highlighted with an H factor of 112.
Dr. Clavien has been president of the European Surgical Association (ESA), European Hepatobiliary Association (E-AHPBA) and the Swiss Transplantation Society. Furthermore, Dr. Clavien was appointed Congress President of the 13th IHPBA World Congress in Geneva in 2018 and organized this major event.
Dr. Clavien is currently on the Editorial Board or Associate Editor of several high ranked international journals, such as Gastroenterology, Hepatology, Surgery, Am J of Transpl, Journal of Hepatology. He was appointed Associate Editor of Ann of Surgery to cover the liver topics, and Editor for the ESA articles. He received many competitive grants and awards, including one of the most prestigious prizes for scientific research in Switzerland, the Otto Naegeli Award 2008, and the UEGW (European Union of Gastroenterology) Award 2012 for his research in partial liver graft. He has also written several books, with the very popular book of "Medical Care of the Liver Transplant Patient" and an atlas of upper GI and HPB surgery. Dr. Clavien received the honorary fellowship of the American College of Surgeons (ACS) and of the American Surgical Association (ASA). He was also appointed honorary member of the Académie Nationale de Médecine in France.
Michel Ducreux is Head of the Gastrointestinal Unit at Gustave Roussy, and Professor of Oncology at University of Paris Saclay.
Professor Ducreux trained in medicine, gastroenterology, and gastrointestinal tract oncology at the University of Paris Sud, and holds a masters degree in biological sciences and a PhD in health sciences. He has held positions as assistant physician and professor of oncology at the Gastrointestinal Unit of Gustave Roussy and Paul Brousse Hospital in Villejuif. He became medical affairs director of Gustave Roussy in January 2011. He is the former chair of the European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC) Gastrointestinal Tract Cancer Group, and is the former chair of the Gastrointestinal Group of the French Federation of Anticancer Centers (FNCLCC). He is co-editor for GI oncology of the European Journal of Cancer.
Professor Ducreux has published more than 430 scientific articles, with papers for which he was lead author, focussing on the management of metastatic colorectal cancer, locally advanced and metastatic pancreatic carcinoma, biliary tract carcinoma, hepatocellular carcinoma, and treatment of neuroendocrine tumors. Further to this, Professor Ducreux is author to over 150 invited lectures in various national and international congresses.
Peter Malfertheiner is Professor of Medicine and Chairman of the Department of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Infectious Diseases at the Otto v. Guericke University of Magdeburg in Germany, an appointment he has held since 1995 and has been Professor for Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology at the University of Bonn from 1993 – 1994.
He received his MD from the University of Bologna, Italy in 1975, and gained subsequent medical experience at the Regional Hospital of Bozen, Italy, and the University Hospital of Ulm, Germany (1978-1992), a Research Fellow at the Mayo Clinic GI Unit in Rochester, MN, USA. Professor Malfertheiner has been Chairman of the UEGF (2004) and President of the UEGW 2006 and of the Education Committee of the United European Gastroenterology Federation (UEGF). He is also the Editor of Digestive Diseases, Associate Editor of the American Journal of Gastroenterology, and a member of the Editorial Boards of several other journals; the European Journal of Gastroenterology, Helicobacter, Digestive Surgery, and the International Journal of Pancreatology. His main research interests are Helicobacter pylori infection and related diseases, chronic inflammation and carcinogenesis, gastric cancer, hepatocellular cancer, gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).
Frederik Nevens, MD, is chairman of the Department of Hepatology, the Head Lab of Hepatology at University Hospital Gasthuisberg, Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium) and the medical director of the Liver Transplant program In Leuven, as well as senior clinical investigator of the Fund for Scientific Research Flanders. He is also a professor of medicine at the Catholic University of Leuven.
A specialist in internal medicine, gastroenterology, and hepatology, he earned his medical degree from the Catholic University of Leuven as well as a PhD in the pathophysiology of esophageal varices. Current research interests include complications of cirrhosis, liver transplantation, and chronic hepatitis B and C viruses and polycystic liver disease. The author of more than 200 peer-reviewed manuscripts, Dr. Nevens is a board member of the Flemish Society of Gastroenterology and the Belgian Transplant Society, and is a member of the European and International Associations for the Study of the Liver and the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases. He cofounded the Belgian Association of the Study of the Liver, and has served as an EASL board member and president of the Belgian Liver and Intestinal Transplantation Committee.
Oliver Pech is Head of Gastroenterology and Interventional Endoscopy at St. John of God Hospital, Regensburg.
Gerhard Rogler is a Professor of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, and Head of the Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at the University of Zurich.
Dr. Rogler received his medical degree from the University of Ulm, Germany, and doctoral degrees from the Universities of Augsburg and Ulm, Germany. He completed postdoctoral training at the Division of Gastroenterology at the University of Ulm and at the Institute of Clinical Chemistry at the University of Regensburg, Germany. He also completed a Heisenberg Fellowship with the German Science Foundation. He was appointed head of the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at the University of Regensburg in 2002 and full chair of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at the University of Zurich in 2014.
Dr Rogler's research interests focus on translational research to better understand unmet needs in the field of IBD, especially intestinal stricture and fistula formation. His group has developed new models for intestinal fibrosis and achieved a completely new understanding of fistula pathophysiology. Dr Rogler is principal investigator of the Swiss IBD cohort study, a nationwide cohort project currently supported by the Swiss National Science Foundation. He is a member of the International Organisation of IBD Research and on the governing board of the European Crohn's and Colitis Organisation. He has authored hundreds of original peer-reviewed articles and received various awards and memberships, including honorary membership to the South African Society of Gastroenterology in 2013 and the LeVaillant Award in 2015. Dr Rogler is the co-founder of PharmaBiome, a start-up developing new technologies in microbiota therapy.


Rev. Isaac L Kramer is a catholic exorcist with over 11 years experience in the field. Father Kramer was the first exorcist on The Dead Files Revisited and has been interviewed by several magazines like Esquire and has appeared on various radio shows. He currently serves as Director of the International Catholic Association of Exorcist (ICAOE), an office he held from February 2012 to May 2015 and reinstalled May 2016. Father Kramer has always been called to the paranormal. Even as a young boy he was able to see and sense various entities and spirits. It was these experiences that led him down the path of an exorcist.
The Central Ohio Paranormal Society is dedicated to revealing the truth and science behind the "Paranormal Phenomenon". We strive for success in every single thing that we do, and have the most complete investigation method out of any other society. We will continue to provide the best and most diligent research possible.


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Karl Håkan Södergren, född 14 juni 1959 i Rosersberg i Norrsunda församling, är en svensk före detta ishockeyspelare. Södergren har spelat 162 A-landskamper och flera VM- och OS-turneringar med svenska landslaget.

Spelarkarriär
Han spelade i Djurgårdens IF under i princip hela sin karriär, och vann fyra SM-medaljer med dem, innan han avslutade den (säsongen 1991/92) i Huddinge IK. Internationellt spelade han 162 A-lagsmatcher, blev världsmästare i ishockey 1987 och erövrade två olympiska bronsmedaljer (1984 i Sarajevo och 1988 i Calgary). Håkan Södergren blev Stor grabb nummer 125 och han fick Guldpucken 1987 såsom varande säsongens främste spelare i Elitserien och svenska landslaget. 1987 tilldelades han en kopia av Svenska Dagbladets guldmedalj för VM-guldet samma år. Håkan Södergren sjöng solo i svenska landslagets kampsång Nu tar vi dom inför VM 1989.

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Efter sin aktiva idrottskarriär har han ofta medverkat som expertkommentator i Viasats (TV6 och Viasat Sport-kanalerna) hockeysändningar. Han var även programledare för Fångarna på fortet för TV3 år 2000. Han har expertkommenterat elitishockey sedan 1990.

Håkan Södergren har två söner och bor för närvarande i Oslo i Norge. Den 1 maj 2009 tillträdde Håkan Södergren som ligadirektör för Elite Hockey (svensk motsvarighet är Hockeyligan) efter att varit både tränare och sportchef i Vålerenga under en tolvårsperiod.

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After twelve years of aid and evangelism in Indonesia, Hong Kong, and England, Iris Global relocated to its current center of operations in Mozambique. Initially focused on the care of orphaned and abandoned children, Iris Global's activities have expanded to encompass education, healthcare, nutrition, wells, occupational training, and ministry through some five thousand Mozambican churches. Additional branches of Iris Global have grown out to incorporate more than ten thousand congregations operating in twenty-two nations, each undertaking similar efforts across a wide range of cultures and material conditions.
Wherever we go, our goal is to make the love of God tangible for those in the deepest spiritual and material distress. Our calling leads us into some of the most desperate economic and spiritual circumstances on Earth — places where "love" must mean food for the hungry, healing for the sick, freedom for captives, and family for orphans. Each day we pray for grace to address these needs, and for a gift greater still: to be vessels of the Holy Spirit, so that in sharing His life we might make His love incarnate for a hurting world.
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El Partido Tercera Posición (3P), es un partido político argentino liderado por Graciela Camaño y su marido Luis Barrionuevo.

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Valentine's Day Tragedy: Two Men Die While Fighting Over Same Woman In Nasarawa
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Valentine's day celebration has left two young men dating same woman in Obi town of Obi local government area of Nasarawa state on Thursday dead, according to The Nation.
An eyewitness account said the incident took place at about 10am on Thursday when one of the lovers trailed his rival, whose name was given as Aliyu, and stabbed him in the stomach over a woman.
The unsuspecting Aliyu had offered his killer a handshake not knowing his rival was armed and wanted him dead.
The culprit attempted to run to safety but could not evade the rampaging irate youths who caught up with him, poured petrol on him and set him ablaze.
A family member of the late Aliyu who simply gave her name as Aisha said the brother was rushed to the Dalhatu Araf Specialist Hospital in Lafia.
She said upon arrival at the hospital, where incidentally his mother works at the casualty unit, he asked to see her.
"After our youths from Obi took him to the hospital, he said he wanted to see his mother, whose name is Hassana, who was also on duty yesterday morning".
"As soon the mother came into the casualty unit and held his hand he gave up the ghost ".
When contacted, the Police Public Relations Officer, Othman Ismaeel, said the incident was reported at the Obi Police station by the father of the late Aliyu said to be 30 years of age.
He said the police are on top of the situation.
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Police asked locals not to discuss Brussels operation on Twitter – and inadvertently started a viral sensation.
When Belgian security forces launched an anti-terror operation in Brussels on Monday, the activity spurred a flurry of updates on social media, as is usual in such events in recent years.
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Home / Blog / European Project Tackles Hearing, Vision, Dementia
The combined impact of dementia, age-related hearing, and vision impairment is to be investigated by a new multi-million European research consortium called SENSE-Cog, led by The University of Manchester.
7 in 10 Europeans over the age of 65 suffer from either sight or hearing problems and over two thirds suffer from depression or dementia. When combined together the cumulative impact of these dual or triple impairments is far greater than the individual conditions. The scale of combined sensory and cognitive problems is substantial but poorly understood.
The five year SENSE-Cog project, led by The University of Manchester, has been funded with €6.5m (over seven million US dollars) from the European Commission's Horizon 2020 research program. The project aims to investigate the combined impact of all three issues and develop new tools that could improve quality of life and optimize health and social care budgets across Europe.
"In combination these problems have a much greater effect than each one individually," said lead SENSE-Cog researcher Iracema Leroi, MD, an academic psychiatrist from The University of Manchester. "Imagine if you have dementia which affects your memory or interferes with your recognition of familiar people. When you add visual impairment or hearing loss to that, you can understand why those affected may experience even greater cognitive difficulty or even experience altered behavior such as agitation or hallucinations."
The project seeks to define the scale of the challenges so that authorities across the European continent can allocate resources more optimally. At the same time, researchers will also develop online tests, guides, and multi-lingual training manuals to help medical professionals diagnose and treat the combined problems more effectively.
"The burden on caregivers – often family members – is also increased as they are required to do much more on a daily basis and we see a greater number of these suffering from burn-out," said co-lead of the SENSE-Cog project Piers Dawes, MD, PhD. "Millions of people in the UK and wider EU are affected by this combination of problems and it's only going to get more prevalent as the population ages. That's why we have to understand the scale of the problem and then equip the public, caregivers, and healthcare workers with the tools they need to deal with it."
Minority groups are particularly disadvantaged with respect to diagnosis and treatment of mental and sensory problems, so researchers will be seeking out people from these groups to participate in the research.
The programme will also trial an intervention of at-home support for people with dual- and triple-impairments. This will be supported by specialist sensory therapists based at Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and will focus around pragmatic solutions to support both the affected person and their carer.
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Elisha McCallion will start the event.
Local people have been asked to join in with Foyle Cruse Bereavement Care in their Annual Footprints Walk next Saturday.
The event will begin at 11.00am on Saturday May 16 starting from the Cruse Office, 4 Dacre Terrcce across Craigavon Bridge, along Duke Street and Waterside Link, entering Ebrington Square and across the Peace Bridge.
The Mayor Elisha McCallion will be there to start the walk.
The Footprints Walk is an opportunity for clients, volunteers and friends of Cruse to walk and remember past loved ones. Cruse has been supporting bereaved people in the city and surrounding areas for the past 26 years. In the last year alone volunteers have donated over 6,800 volunteer hours and have supported over 300 people through their bereavement journey.
It is hoped by bringing people together it will increase awareness of the service and help raise much needed funds so they can continue to offer a free service to those who need it most. The service is delivered by highly trained volunteers who offer one to one bereavement support and counselling, telephone support, and also bereavement care for children and young people, together with information on bereavement and group work.
To join the walk contact the office on 71262941 to register your interest.


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Second Life Mac Introduces Touchless Trade-in™ to Alleviate COVID-19 Fears
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SKOKIE, Ill., April 23, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Schools planning to refresh their technology fleet this summer now can collect devices without fear of spreading COVID-19 in the process. The Touchless Trade-in™ from Second Life Mac is an automated, touchless system that schools can use to collect used devices from students as they prepare for a fleet refresh. Click to Tweet.
Touchless Trade-in™ is a drive-through device drop-off program that enables students, parents and administrators to maintain social distancing recommendations, while also enabling schools to move forward with plans to refresh technology device fleets.
Leah Sparks is executive director of technology at Kanawha County Schools in Charleston, W.Va., and was planning to refresh about 18,000 devices this summer when COVID-19 forced the district to close for the year.
"There is much uncertainty in school districts right now, and administrators are working hard to make decisions to keep students healthy while also enabling remote learning," said Sparks. "The Touchless Trade-in™ program from Second Life Mac removes a huge area of concern for us and we really appreciate having a partner who listened to our needs then creatively worked with us to find a solution. We can move forward with our plans to refresh our district's technology devices, while providing a safe process to take back used devices from students."
The program works by automatically emailing or texting students with the date, time and location of the Touchless Trade-in™ event, as well as a simple form that students complete to confirm name, grade and the unique identifier of the device they are returning. After responding, students instantly receive a confirmation message that includes a QR code and details next steps. If schools do not use asset tags, the device serial codes can be used.
"We've devised a system in which the QR code will be associated with the asset tag or serial number on the student's device, which streamlines and automates the drop-off," said Paula Currie, vice president of procurement for Second Life Mac. "The QR code allows us to verify receipt of the device without touching or handling anything from person to person."
The day of the event, the student or a parent drives up to the Touchless Trade-in™ location and shows the QR code. The code is scanned by a Second Life Mac technician who is wearing personal protective equipment, and the device is approved to be removed from the school's Device Enrollment Program (DEP). The student then drives to a specially designed drop off box and places the device in it. Once boxes are full of devices, Second Life Mac securely seals and transports them to the Second Life Mac warehouse, where devices are cleaned and sanitized, before being refurbished and sold. A complete audit report is provided to the school.
"Our goal in creating this program is to alleviate the fears that school administrators have in taking back devices that haven't been sanitized," said Currie. "This program eliminates the need for administrators to collect, inventory and package devices, so it reduces the risk of exposure for everyone involved."
About Second Life Mac
Second Life Mac partners with schools and enterprises to create sustainable technology budgets by purchasing their pre-owned Apple devices. The income organizations receive for their aging devices can be used to invest in new technology. Devices are evaluated, data is securely erased to Department of Defense standards, and they are resold via wholesale and retail channels. The company is headquartered in Skokie, Ill., and has procurement professionals around the country. More information is available at www.secondlifemac.com or on Twitter @SecondLifeMac.
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