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In an effort to reduce its dependence on imported potable water, the District operates a recycled water system for use in irrigating large landscaped areas such as parks and school grounds, which have traditionally placed a significant demand on the District's potable drinking water system. The District obtains its recycled water from the County Sanitation Districts' Pomona Water Reclamation Plant. Recycled water is the official name given to wastewater which has undergone an extensive treatment process and is available for reuse after being tested and certified by the Department of Health Services to ensure that it is safe for irrigation purposes. The District's recycled water system, which is completely separate from the potable (drinking) water system, delivers an average of 660 million gallons annually of this "drought-proof" water. The recycled water supply is augmented by groundwater from the District's recycled wells.
Appropriate precautions are taken to prevent or minimize public contact with recycled water. Irrigation should be practiced during periods when the grounds will have maximum opportunity to dry before use by the public unless provisions are made to exclude the public from areas during and after spraying with recycled water. All recycled water valves, outlets, and sprinkler heads should be appropriately tagged to warn the public that the water is not safe for drinking or direct contact. Recycled water facilities can easily be identified because they are painted purple or made of purple plastic.


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class Admin::ProjectsController < Admin::BaseController
  add_to_menu "admin.projects.index.menu", :admin_projects_path

  has_scope :by_user_email, :by_id, :pg_search, :user_name_contains, :with_state, :by_category_id, :order_by
  has_scope :between_created_at, :between_expires_at, :between_online_date, :between_updated_at, :goal_between, using: [ :start_at, :ends_at ]

  before_filter do
    @total_projects = Project.count
  end

  [:approve, :reject, :push_to_draft].each do |name|
    define_method name do
      @project = Project.find params[:id]
      @project.send("#{name.to_s}!")
      redirect_to :back
    end
  end

  def destroy
    @project = Project.find params[:id]
    if @project.can_push_to_trash?
      @project.push_to_trash!
    end

    redirect_to admin_projects_path
  end

  protected
  def collection
    @projects = apply_scopes(end_of_association_chain).with_project_totals.without_state('deleted').page(params[:page])
  end
end

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Britain's Got Talent live show guests! BTS, James Arthur, Susan Boyle, Diversity and more
The all star line up of guest performers on Britain's Got Talent 2019's live semi-finals have been confirmed.
The semifinals of this year series kickoff on MONDAY with the last auditions airing tonight (Saturday, May 25) on ITV.
In the live semi-finals, the top acts will perform live in the hope of winning the public vote and securing an all important place in the live grand final.
Stripped across the week the live semi-finals begin at the end of May and see eight acts performing each night for a chance of winning a life changing £250,000 and a spot at this year's Royal Variety Performance
Together with the acts, a host of star guest performers will take to the stage during Britain's Got Talent's spectacular week of live shows.
They include, in a UK television first, BTS will perform their new single Boy With Luv while Sheridan Smith and Jason Donovan will join the rest of the cast of Joseph to perform a medley from the new production of the West End musical.
Gloria Estefan will join the cast of musical On Your Feet! The Emilio and Gloria Estefan Musical to perform a medley of her greatest hits including Rhythm is Gonna Get You and Turn the Beat Around.
James Arthur will perform new hit Falling Like the Stars while the cast of Six will perform Ex-Wives. The show is currently the second highest streamed musical theatre album globally behind Hamilton with 400,000 global streams per day.
And taking to the stage during the grand live final on Sunday June 2 will be former winners Diversity and superstar singer Susan Boyle, who will duet with Michael Ball.
They will perform A Million Dreams while Diversity present a fantastic high-energy dance performance.
Britain's Got Talent live shows air date
Britain's Got Talent Live Semi-Finals air Monday 27 May to Friday 31 May at 7.30pm on ITV followed by the Live Results show each night at 9.30pm.
Britain's Got More Talent also goes live each night on ITV2 at 10pm.
The Live Final airs on ITV on Sunday June 3 at 7.30pm, followed by BGMT on ITV2.
More on: BTS Diversity James Arthur Jason Donovan Michael Ball Sheridan Smith Susan Boyle Britain's Got Talent 2021

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WARNING: THIS BOOK IS ENTIRELY WRITTEN IN DUTCH!
Book (die-cut cover, gilded edges) and plexy lathe-cut single (pro-cut, screenprinted on the non-playing side) in a bespoke cloth-covered box. This edition was produced in conjunction with the work 'Hier rust Dennis Tyfus' — a commission for the '11 kunstenaars tegen de muur' outdoors exhibition in Antwerp that opened on 1 July of the year 2016 at 6pm! This book was presented at Ercola (Wolstraat 31, Antwerp) on the very same night, between 6 and 9 pm, accompanied by a live concert by Remörk who played 'De Vogeltjesdans' in a longer, different version than the church/death march one on the 7" in this fancy box!
The book includes photos of Dennis Tyfus, and all the paperwork for the pre-arrangements for his funeral, plus his legally-authenticated will. Edition of 150 copies.
New UE ear or eye "candy" and some "sold out warehouse finds".
All items are physical copies! We don't offer audio downloads of these releases, you can listen to previews on our soundcloud page, thanks.


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Home Lifestyle Riverdale star Vanessa Morgan slated to replace Ruby Rose on Batwoman
Riverdale star Vanessa Morgan slated to replace Ruby Rose on Batwoman
Riverdale actress Vanessa Morgan is envisioned for a new role in Batwoman after the brutal release of Ruby Rose from the hit series.
Vanessa, 28, is now in talks for the role of Ryan Wilder, a new role designed by showrunner Caroline Dries after Rose announced her departure last month, according to The Cinema Spot.
The actress will audition for the role and take a screen test, which may involve other cast members.
In talks: Riverdale actress Vanessa Morgan is considered for a new role in Batwoman, after the brutal release of Ruby Rose from the hit series (photo 2018)
The CW is looking for an actress under the age of 30 who understands Berlanti Productions and its culture, the site adds.
The role will not replace the part of Kate Kane's Ruby, but rather will be a brand new character who once admired the superhero.
"I'm inventing a whole new character," Caroline told the ATX TV Festival after Ryan's cast was published on Reddit.
"In her past, she was inspired by Batwoman. She is going to take over and may not be the right person at the time. That's what makes it fun. '
No more: Ruby Rose recently announced her departure from Batwoman
The reasons for Ruby's departure remain unclear.
She addressed her departure enormously by sharing a message of thanks to everyone involved in her trip with Batwoman, but preferred to keep the reason for her departure for her.
"Thank you all for coming on this trip. If I mentioned everyone, it would be 1000 tags .. but thanks to the cast, the team, the producers and the studio.
Unknown: Reasons for Ruby's departure remain unclear
"It was not an easy decision, but those who know, know … I did not want to ignore all the people involved and their importance for television and our community. I have been silent because it is my choice at the moment but know that I adore you all.
"I'm sure next season will be amazing too. Xxx * hangs up the hood and the cape, "she wrote.
TV Line recently reported that Rose's departure from the series was not entirely his decision, although there was an amicable separation.
Lights, camera, action: Vanessa has been playing Toni Topaz on Riverdale since 2017
"It wasn't 100% his decision. It was a break, "said an insider.
"She wasn't happy working on the show, and did it make her fun to work? So everyone decided that it would be in the best interest of the series, and for all concerned, if they separated. It just wasn't a good choice.
A key factor in her decision to leave was the long hours she had to work as a Batwoman star.
Vanessa has been playing Toni Topaz on Riverdale since 2017.
In addition to her game, which includes roles on Degrassi: The Next Generation and The Shannara Chronicles, she also recently released the new song, Sleep When I'm Dead.
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Alex On 'A Sore One To Take'
Alex Neil felt Queens Park Rangers' equalising goal was a turning point in his side's home defeat to Mark Warbuton's side at Deepdale.
The London outfit overcame Daniel Johnson's first half penalty with second half goals from Grant Hall, Ryan Manning and Ebere Eze to take all three points in PR1.
However, the manager felt his side had performed well in the first half, and that the visitors' leveller within 20 minutes of the half-time restart proved a key moment in the contest.
"I think first half we were excellent, we should have been more than 1-0 up," he told iFollow PNE. "The amount of times we got in behind them, the amount of good opportunities we had in terms of being in good areas, Seani hits the post, and you know it's a slender lead.
"They come out, they change their set-up, they made two changes and put more energy in the middle of the pitch. I thought they were much more competitive at the start of the second half, however the goal comes from us giving a stupid free-kick away down the left, I think we lost the ball at left back area.
"They put a ball into the box and we get beat at the back post and it's absolutely crap. That was a big turning point, obviously with the goal it goes 1-1 at that stage, and then for us right after that, I thought we had a great bit of movement from Sean and I don't know what he's done at the moment but he's so unfortunate.
"He hits the post first half with a great strike, he has a great opportunity second half with his header, hits the bar comes back and it just sort of comes over his head."
The visitors had Geoff Cameron dismissed to a second yellow card just after their equaliser, but North End were forced to replace Paul Gallagher shortly after, which the manager also felt was decisive in the latter stages of the game.
"They go down to ten men and I think the biggest difficulty we've got at that stage is the guy who I think's the most influential for us when they've got ten men is Paul Gallagher and he's hobbling about with his calf and we really need him to get his foot on the ball and start us playing.
"But the problem we've got is we need him to come off. We throw caution to the wind, put an extra forward om to try to get us that attacking impetus to win, and to be honest, it probably hindered us more than it helped us because what we tended to do, instead of making the extra passes we needed to get up the pitch, we became really direct in our play.
"It suited them because we were turning the ball over too much; we were putting it forward, they were heading it out, we weren't picking up second balls and then they were breaking on us. The chance that Sean hits the bar with, I think if that goes in we go 2-1 up and I think we probably go on and win the game.
"To be fair to them, the goal from Manning is a great bit of quality, he's edge of the box, he gets it up and over, underside of the bar and scores. We've got to be more aggressive then to try to get the goals, we made another two changes to try to really force the issue and we leave ourselves vulnerable."
Jayden Stockley was Gallagher's replacement, and the manager agreed that he might have been awarded a penalty on a couple of occasions after his introduction from the bench.
"I thought there was two occasions where he just got bashed off the ball, but the referee has let it go.
"I think the difficulty we've got when we put Jayden on is it is going to be more direct, it is going to be more physical, and I think that he's more likely to let those go, although I did think it was a foul on him.
"It's a sore one to take at the moment, everybody will be disappointed and frustrated, and it was a chance, certainly an opportunity missed for us today."
The manager will be looking to reanyalyse the game and put right the mistakes of his side in the next game; away to Luton Town next weekend.
"There's nine games remaining, we're still sitting in the Play-Off positions. What's more concerning for us is the fact that we had a really good opportunity today and we've let it pass.
"I think that when we're on top of games, we were on top here against Millwall first 30 minutes and didn't take our chances, I thought first half today we probably should have been more than one ahead and we had a great chance to make it 2-1.
"Goals change games, it really is as simple as that. I think if we score the second goal it's a different game, they score the second goal and we have to go more aggressive and then it's difficult from that point. It's raw at the moment, there's not a lot for me to say, I need to have a look back and see where we collectively went wrong."
Watch more from the manager by clicking the video above.
Preston North End vs Queens Park Rangers on 07 Mar 20


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Fred Jinks (6 May 1909 – 16 August 1996) was an Australian cricketer. He played one first-class cricket match for Victoria in 1931.

See also
 List of Victoria first-class cricketers

References

External links

1909 births
1996 deaths
Australian cricketers
Victoria cricketers
Cricketers from Melbourne

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You don't want a dry socket after a tooth extraction, and there are six definite clues that you might have developed this potentially dangerous condition.
After a tooth extraction, a blood clot will form over the bone: Part of the healing process and it will occur rather quickly.
Because the wound is fresh, the clot is still soft and can easily be dislodged.
When it's moved out of place, even partially, it's possible for a dry socket to occur.
One of the main symptoms of a dry socket, which is also called alveolar osteitis, is pain.
This may be felt a couple of days after the extraction and may be considerable.
Since the clot no longer covers the cavity in the absence of the tooth, the bone and nerves are exposed.
The exposure to the air creates pain because food, liquids and air can get into the space left by the tooth and will irritate the exposed nerves and bone.
This condition can occur after a tooth is extracted, especially the wisdom teeth.
Once the pain starts, it's doubtful any over-the-counter medication will be effective.
Food can become trapped in the socket, which will lead to severe pain — but can also lead to an infection. The danger is that the infection can get into the bone and spread.
• Severe pain at the site of the extraction – there will be no doubt about the pain.
• The bone will be visible in the socket.
Dry sockets occur in two to five percent of dental patients.
You can try to bear with it for the duration, usually for about five or six days.
A simple and much more acceptable solution for pain relief is treatment from your dentist. The dentist will first examine the socket and then clean out any trapped food.
Afterward, the dentist will apply a medicated compress with pain reliever in it. In most cases it will provide relief almost instantly.
The dentist may also recommend some dressing changes. You will likely also need a pain prescription for a few days until the wound can heal, and possibly some antibiotics.
You may also be given some instruction on how to wash out the socket, along with a syringe made of plastic.
• Quit smoking. Tobacco slows healing by reducing blood flow and oxygen in the gums.
• Limit physical activity after surgery. Plan on relaxing and do not exert yourself – which could dislodge the clot.
• Avoid drinking hot or acidic liquids. These may dissolve the clot. This includes hot tea, coffee, cocoa and acidic drinks such as orange juice, sodas and other fruit juices.
• Stay away from hard foods that might get stuck in the socket such as nuts, chips, pretzels and hard candy.
• Do not drink through a straw. This action, along with slurping soup, may dislodge the clot.
• Do not rinse your mouth vigorously.
• Stay away from alcohol and any mouthwash using alcohol.
• Continue to brush your teeth and floss, but avoid the socket area.
• If you're using oral contraceptives, consult with your dentist prior to the extraction. Oral contraceptives increase the risk of dry socket.
What Is the Black Debris in Gum Where Tooth Was Removed?


In September each year the Board of Management will determine the maximum number of students to be enrolled for the following academic year. If interested in accessing a place in Killina Presentation Secondary School an enrolment form must be completed. Enrolment forms will be processed in line with the Admissions Policy. The school is committed to maintaining school numbers at a level which our facilities can adequately cater for. This may mean that not all applicants will receive offers of a place.
Deadlines for applications, set out in the schools Admission Policy, should be strictly adhered to in order to avoid disappointment.
The maximum number of students to be enrolled for the 2019-20 academic year will be 81 students.
If you are interested in applying for a place in a year other that first year then you should contact the Principal to discuss this.
If you are interested in applying for a place in the schools Resource Centre (ModGLD special class) contact the Principal to discuss this. An enrolment into the schools special class is determined with a separate Admissions Policy.


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Glenn Edward Sanders
Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences
My explanation so far has shown why it is to the advantage of God and men that every man should be educated in all things. Let me add that it is also an advantage for things themselves, as they are subject to human dominion, to be managed only by men who are wise in the fullest sense of the word. For as any man can be confronted with any situation whatsoever, he will not be able to handle it unless he knows how to handle every single object according to its nature. Then the nature of things will be violated and will groan under the yoke and will grieve to be subject to vanity (being prepared to serve but incapable of serving if ignorantly handled).
John Amos Comenius, Pampaedia 3.28
The quotation from John Amos Comenius describes each person's responsibility to learn, and thus teach, with the best energy, attention, and faithfulness. Learning and teaching are acts of stewarding God's good gifts of life, the earth, and friendships. The quotation gives an important reason why I do my work, and why I encourage others in the common labor.
From my undergraduate years, History dominated my ways of thinking, largely because of the connections it emphasizes between people, events, and contemporary life. I studied ancient and medieval European history in graduate school. I then taught history and related subjects for thirty years at a small college in Oklahoma. During those years I also developed an interest in helping institutions of higher learning fulfill their moral obligations for educating the next generation. That interest is central to my work as dean.
My interests outside work at King center on family and church. The greatest blessings of my life are my wife Alice, our four children, and the three grandchildren.
Ph.D., Brown University (1989; History)
M.A., Baylor University (1983; Liberal Arts)
B.A., Baylor University (1982; English, History, Philosophy)
"Finding Civil Discourse for the Common Good: Christian Practice, Liberal Learning, and the Goal of Community." Transactions of the Maryville-Lee Symposium on Faith and the Liberal Arts (Cleveland, Tenn.: n.p., 2017).
"Christian Practices and the Vocation of Teaching History," in Fides et Historia 46 (Summer/Fall 2014): 77-84.
"How Christian Practices Help to Engage Students Morally and Spiritually: Testimony from a Western Civilization Course'," in Teaching and Christian Practices: Reshaping Faith and Learning, ed. David I. Smith and James K. A. Smith (Grand Rapids, Mich.: William B. Eerdmans Publishing, 2011), 157-76
"Exposing Students to Intractable Problems: Christian Faith and Justice in a Course on the Middle East," in Spirituality, Justice, and Pedagogy, ed. David I. Smith, John Shortt, and John Sullivan, special issue of Journal of Education and Christian Belief 10 (Autumn 2006): 39-62.
"'A Plain Turkish Tyranny': Images of the Turk in Anti-Puritan Polemic, 1640-1660," in Puritanism and Its Discontents, ed. Laura L. Knoppers (Newark, Del.: University of Delaware Press, 2003), 167-93.
I write when I can about the intersections joining Christian faith, higher education, American civil discourse, and virtue formation.
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When Maxine Schwartz walks into the room, her smile glitters almost as much as her gold, hand- made jewelry. Schwartz, statuesque in her presence, glows, and you can't help but feel that you know her somehow.
You may have seen a 13-year-old girl wearing a silver hamsa around her neck as she reads from the Torah at her bat mitzvah, or a West eld mom with a gold nugget reading "love" on her chest as she picks her children up from school. You may have noticed a penny-sized Tree of Life on the women around town or seen a red string on their wrists as they shop downtown.
You can tell there's something special in our town, and that West eld mom Maxine Schwartz of MAS Designs is spreading something beautiful here.
With a worldly mindset and soul of connection, Schwartz spent many years in the corporate world, but she eventually came back fulltime to focus on her passion for art and creation.
MAS Designs sprouted from the idea of a single mitzvah: the Hebrew word for doing good. When war broke out in the Middle East in 2014, Schwartz decided to sell $25 Red String Bracelets in order to help the suffering Israeli children. Maxine has fam- ily in Israel, making the country near and dear to her heart.
Rather than simply writing a check to this cause, Schwartz decided to let her network of friends, fam- ily and colleagues participate to help in this fund- raiser. Eventually, with the help of all of the Red String wearers, Schwartz raised over $40,000 to support Israel and its children.
$30,000 to help the community.
MAS Designs wearers feel a special connection to Schwartz's jewelry, which is "handmade with love and intention" as described on the company's website.
Schwartz's jewelry and smile continue to shine and you can't help but feel the magic in MAS De- signs, just as you feel the magic of her presence.


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EMU Expands Community Involvement for Men of Color
By Linda Hass | Published April 27, 2016
Raul Leon, associate professor in leadership and counseling
Eastern Michigan University is proud of its standing as one of the most culturally diverse institutions in the Midwest—a reputation built, in part, by dedicated faculty like Raul Leon, associate professor in leadership and counseling in the College of Education.
Leon is a co-founder and leadership board member of the BrotherHOOD Initiative (Helping Others Obtain Degrees), a university-wide initiative designed to foster a stronger sense of community for men of color at EMU. He also serves as co-chair of the Men of Color Degree Completion and Retention Plan Committee, which is dedicated to enhancing students' progress towards and completion of their degrees.
Through collaborative partnerships across campus, these initiatives help create an engaging community and provide valuable academic support, personal growth opportunities, and professional exposure to mentors and career advice for men of color, equipping them with the tools they need to become successful before and after they earn their degrees, says Leon
"Nationally, the college retention rate for men of color is very low. Eastern is dedicated to counteracting that by fostering fellowship and inclusion for first-generation, culturally under-represented men of color."
In his role as co-chair, Leon was instrumental in developing and planning a living learning community in Seller's Hall, where men of color live and learn together. Thanks to a strong partnership with Housing and Residential Life, this community supports personal growth and positive change and promotes programs focused on physical wellness, purposeful decision-making, and psychological well- being.
Aligned with these strategic efforts, the campus also offers spaces where all males of color come together to develop as individuals. One example is the BrotherHOOD Barbershop, coordinated by Reginald Barnes, the director of EMU's Office of Diversity community Involvement.
"Twice a month, we bring 3-4 local African-American barbers to campusto not only cut hair, but to lend a listening ear and build relationships," says Leon. During these barbershops, students engage in personal growth conversations, interact with invited speakers and actively have the opportunity to devote time to personal reflection, he says.
"One student told me that the Barbershop is a place where he and others feel motivated, inspired and part of a real community," Leon adds.
Michael G. Morris Endowed Chair
In addition to these programs, Leon also serves as project coordinator for the Michael G. Morris Endowed Chair, which provides funds for outstanding faculty members or visiting faculty performing in the top echelons in their disciplines to assist the EMU College of Education in achieving its vision of transforming education.
As project coordinator, Leon has conducted research and has guided efforts to build capacity regarding the success of African-American male students in higher education. Through a speaker series, targeted meetings, focus groups, seminars and evaluation efforts, Leon and others have helped to promote an institution that fulfills the needs of males of color enrolled at the University.
Positive Difference
Leon's efforts have not gone unnoticed. "Raul is dedicated to tackling one of the biggest retention challenges in the country, and he's making a positive difference," says Michael Sayler, dean of EMU's College of Education.
The statistics support that claim. Last year, 39 men of color enrolled in EMU's degree completion program, and 38 came back this year. "That's a 90% retention rate," says Sayler.
Other statistics also reflect the program's success. Nationally, Black males represent about 5.5 percent of college students, according to research. At EMU, however, Black/African American students comprised about 18 percent of Eastern's overall enrollment last fall, and from 1992 to 2012, the number of Black/African-American students increased almost 159 percent.
"So far, the results have been very rewarding, but they also enhance my sense of responsibility to continue with this work—this is only the beginning," he says.
The Michael G. Morris Endowed Chair is designed to facilitate learning and leadership experiences to support the EMU faculty, staff and students in developing the knowledge, research and capacity need to enhance and or transform education.
It is named after Michael G. Morris, who served on the EMU Board of Regents and who received his undergraduate and master's degrees in biology from Eastern. Morris was president, chief executive officer, and chairman of Columbus, Ohio-based American Electric Power, one of the USA's largest generators of electricity. He also founded and served as president of ANR Gathering Company, one of the first natural gas marketing companies in the United States, among accomplishments.


The far-right Swiss People's Party (SVP) has claimed to have gathered enough support to push for a referendum aimed at "stopping mass immigration", which could have implications for the country's bilateral deal with the EU.
"Just 2.5 months after collection began, 120,000 signatures for the SVP initiative 'against mass immigration' have been collected," said the Swiss People's Party in a statement.
Under Switzerland's direct democracy rules, any individual can push for a referendum on condition that he or she collects more than 100,000 from eligible voters to support the cause within 18 months.
The SVP said it would now begin the process of verifying the collected signatures with the aim of filing its initiative at the beginning of next year.
According to the initiative's draft text, the party wants Switzerland to "manage the immigration of foreigners in an autonomous manner".
In addition, it requires the country to impose a quota on the annual numbers of migrants admitted.
Any international treaties contravening these requirements "should be renegotiated and adapted within a deadline of three years".
Switzerland used to accept only a specific number of migrants annually. But after signing a deal with the European Union, citizens from the bloc are now free to reside in the country, provided that they are financially self-sufficient.
If accepted by the population, the SVP's initiative would therefore have an impact on the free movement of people treaty with the EU.
Migration is the biggest issue of the October 23rd elections in Switzerland, according to opinion polls.
The SVP had launched its anti-migration initiative in tandem with its campaign for the federal elections, with posters in train stations and city centres depicting the legs of men in suits marching across the Swiss flag, bearing the slogan "That's enough. Stop mass migration".
At the end of August 31, 2011, foreigners living in Switzerland numbered 1.751 million, making up 22.3 percent of the country's 7.9 million-strong population.


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There seems to be some kind of assumption in society that once you are diagnosed with something scary, chronic, or debilitating that your desire and will to fight goes up. It is as though people assume that the scarier the name of the disease the more exponentially the will to beat it becomes. It's just that, isn't it? We're a culture that beats things. Attack us and we'll attack back with a seemingly endless gusto. Be strong and all else will follow behind you. It's a culture that tells us the answers we seek are within ourselves, when often times they simply aren't. No amount of me finding peace with my condition, being prepared to fight and having a good attitude will fix the ailments that are wrong with my body. Those things certainly won't hurt me — they may, in fact, make the struggle more manageable, but they won't fix the problem. I can't just will this away. I can't look inward at the power I have and reclaim it and somehow expel a tumor or CSF leak from my body. But hey, it won't stop me from trying. So I do try. I look at inspirational songs and quotes and pictures ... and I hope.
I suppose that's why people keep telling me to "keep on fighting." It's just that sometimes when you've fought on and off for several years, you get tired of fighting. And you can't really figure out who you are fighting because you're fighting something that's a part of you, and you're sacred and beautiful. Are you fighting a disease? Are you fighting a condition? I'm not sure where to direct my fight.
I just got through my latest hospital stint. What was an anticipated outpatient surgery ended with six days in the hospital strapped to a bed with an alarm on it with a drain slowly siphoning out my spinal fluid. It was painful, dehumanizing and not a whole lot of fun. I was lucky to be constantly surrounded by loved ones and visitors who tried to bring my spirits up. Ultimately, though, it was a painful and difficult week with few bright spots.
Hospital stays are tough and seep your humanity away. They leave you listless and wondering, "What the hell am I doing this for?" I saw my mother at my bedside day and night, not always eating and sleeping as much as she should have and I wondered, "Is this worth it?"
I am not meaning to say is my life worth fighting for, but with all the debates of quality of life and death with dignity and who gets to choose who dies when and how, I wondered, for which of us was this a fulfilling life? Before you panic and your alarm bells go off, this is not the statement nor a marker of a suicidal woman. I want to live. I want to thrive and I will continue trying to do so. I am just trying to understand: When all you have is stints and moments of life between prolonged periods of sickness, what do you call that? Do you call that life? Do you call it suffering? Do you accept it for what it is? Do you deny it from teaching you what it is meant to teach you? What do you do with chronic pain or illness or just the exhaustion of being constantly told to fight?
My body doesn't want to fight.
I had gone from the optimistic girl who was willing to fight anything to the one who just wanted the ordeal to end. My jokes went from silly and jovial to biting and cynical and right behind them was a quick temper ready to lash out at anyone nearby. I was perturbed at the lack of doctors' visits and the true lack of information. I wasn't sure how long I would be a prisoner in my hospital bed. The reassuring sad eyes of nurses helped, but not enough. I felt helpless and alone on a raft floating in a sea of well-meaning well-wishers. I was mad at everyone for caring and pushing doctors' orders on me, and then pissed when they wouldn't. This fight they kept telling me I was fighting, I couldn't understand it anymore and I didn't know how to fight. No one ever taught me how to do this, and I am a perpetual student of life.
"It's just one small part of your journey!"
I'm so close to what exactly?! At this point, it has been so long since I worked on my dissertation, I am essentially starting over. My day job that pays my bills has been scrambling to cover for me. I am not exactly sure what I am fighting for anymore. Sure, if I sat down and made a list I would come out blessed and this would all sound like the ungrateful rant of a tired sick woman.
I have a marvelous and beautiful family and another beautiful family of choice comprised of friends, mentors and teachers. I live for them every day, but what do I do for me? What do I go back to? I know I go back to all of those people who love me, but if my purpose now is just to fight this, if I win, what then? I've never devoted as much energy to anything as I have this, so what the heck comes next?
You see, the longer you go just being a sick person, biding the time between doing sick person things like tests, MRIs, surgeries and treatments, you lose the things that make you ... you. Yes, new things emerge and you learn and grow and that growth is magical, but sometimes we miss that person that got us this far.
I remember crying in the hospital bed as they informed me that my one night stay would be longer. As my one working eye teared up, I blubbered that "pretty soon I won't have anything to go back to."
So when I think of continuing treatment, of fighting more, giving it my all, the answer is no. I just have none to give — not to doctors, not to treatments, not to "beating this". The answer is no.
I know that if this surgery didn't work, the next step is a shunt. It is a tube that lines your spinal cord and drains the fluid from your ventricles in your head down to your belly. It means drills in skulls and incisions in new places. I don't want it. I don't want it, not because I am scared or it would be hard. I don't want it because I don't want to fight anymore, at least not right now. Shouldn't it be a patient's right to decide when she wants to be a patient and when she wants to be a human? I can tell you, while you would think those two things are not mutually exclusive, they often feel like they are.
I guess what I am trying to say, is give me a minute. Give me back some things to fight for that are not just encompassed in this tired vessel I call my body, and let me discover some new ones. Then, only then, when I can joke and laugh and smile with abandon, can you cut me open again. So if you find yourself battling a decision, having to give a yes or no, it's OK to take a moment ot figure out or find whatever beautiful thing it is you want to be fighting for. In the meantime, it's OK if the answer is no.
Yes, of course it should be a patient's right to decide when she wants to be a patient and when she wants to be a human. In fact, the real challenge is to be both, simultaneously, since being a patient often includes having your power stripped away by the very system that is working to fix you.


When life throws lemons at you, make a lemonade out of it. If you are on your all time low then there is no way but to get up and dust yourself off and get on with life. It is an accepted fact that unemployment is indeed hard but you can actually use that to make yourself better. Luckily, an Australian government agency such as Centrelink can help you through their wide array of services for the marginalized and unemployed Australians. What better way of fixing your life than getting educated with Centrelink approved courses? This will not only provide you with temporary money but a more secured future as well. So, to learn more about this, read on to this article.
VET fee help is a loan system subsidized by the Australian government to help struggling students and pretty much everybody who wants to study but doesn't have the resources to do so. So, how does VET fee help work? VET fee-help can be offered in two options. The first is to hold your whole college matriculation upfront and pay for it later. The second is to hold a part of your college matriculation and paying for a part of it. It works by loaning you money so that you can pay for your education but you get charged twenty percent for the loan fee. What you need to do is to comply the residency and document requirements so that you can be eligible. Once you are eligible, you can go avail the loan and study without worrying about the bills.
The Australian government is trying its best to add more to its list of Centrelink approved courses. As of now a lot of courses from almost all career paths are included in the said list. There are also approved courses for higher degrees such as master's and PhD's. Some of the bachelor's degrees that are included in this list are education, engineering, arts, business, medicine, law and social sciences. The list can go on but in order to make sure that the course that you are taking is one of the Get Course approved courses, do your research first so that you will not be experiencing further problems.
The good thing about this is that you will not regret doing it because the government will not pressure you unless your income bracket reaches the minimum amount required to pay the loan. Which means that if you are still not able to land a good paying job, you will not get mails from the government just to remind you of your debt. The mentioned debt is paid with your tax, as mentioned above; if you don't reach the tax bracket, you don't have to pay yet.
Getting educated is a very good way of freeing yourself from all the financial problems that you could be facing. It is also a permanent solution to your monetary needs. Once you get the right education, applying for jobs becomes a lot easier. So, if you want to fix your life but you don't have the money to do so, then avail these amazing government programs.


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Your life experience is valid and well worth sharing.
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This cute Baby Elephant Pot Grabber "Peanut" reminds me of an Elephant pot holder my Grandmother had! With our Peanut, your fingers go into the ears to grab hot items from the stove, oven or microwave. Includes pattern pieces and instructions to sew up this Pot Grabber! Approximate finished size 10" x 8".


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theology | film | culture | life
Fear or Love - Two Perspectives on Engaging Culture
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I was hiding. The coffee shop in Fort Langley was supposed to be a sanctuary of sorts, a place where I could quietly study, my headphones and americano protecting me from distraction and sleepiness. I was finishing the final chapter of Richard Mouw's When the Kings Come Marching In, a brief theological study of the vision of the heavenly city in Isaiah 60. Mouw identifies this city with the same heavenly vision from Revelation 21 and 22, examining the city's description and the implications for our present cultural engagement. Mouw contends that the kingdom city will be filled with redeemed culture--art, commerce, technology, politics, race relations, all redeemed by the salvific power of Jesus.
This is when I noticed her talking to me. The woman at the adjacent table was looking at me, her mouth silently moving in the rhythm of speech, drowned out by my in-ear headphones and the latest album from The War on Drugs (a fantastic record, and one worth purchasing). I removed my headphones and apologized. "Sorry, I couldn't hear you."
Apology quickly accepted, she began her speech again, sharing about the article she was reading about the pending economic crisis. Interest rates would spike, houses would be foreclosed, food would be in scarce supply, and no one sees it coming. She introduced herself as Mary, and asked me what I was reading. I shared that it was a theology book, and she wondered aloud if I was a Christian. I said I was a pastor, and she shared her own brief testimony of faith, how she had been connected with a local church, but currently was searching.
At first, I quietly considered her words with a calm understanding and propriety, though I honestly was looking for an opportunity to place my headphones back in and continue my studies. Then the conversation took a strange turn as she moved from the economic crisis and her faith to the need to hoard food and supplies, buy stock in gold, sell our homes, and move to the north of British Columbia to escape the impending tragedy. She spoke of concentration camps being built in California intended to round up the majority of the population; how electric hydro meters were instruments installed by "them" in higher government agencies to cause cancer; how she met a former Pentagon agent in South America who confirmed all her suspicions, that the conspiracy goes "right to the top." She had "connected the dots" and passionately implored me to tell the church so we could take care of our own. Would I tell my church? Would I help save the Christians from the impending disaster?
My articulate response: "Uh....."
While she shared her paranoia and fear with increasing fervor, I silently prayed, "Jesus, what do I say to her? How can I respond with grace and truth?" Her mindset was such a contrast from the book I had before me. While Mouw was speaking about the beauty of the heavenly city, with its rich heritage of art, language, and commerce, Mary was frightened by the very powers of the city and technology (ironic, as she was reading her articles on a MacBook in a coffee shop). She stared at me with frantic eyes, searching mine for a sense of fraternity, hoping for a kindred spirit in her fear.
Then the answer came to mind, a passage from 1 John:
This is how love is made complete among us so that we will have confidence on the day of judgment: In this world we are like Jesus. There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear, because fear has to do with punishment. The one who fears is not made perfect in love.
I looked into Mary's eyes and said, "I hear a lot of fear from where you're coming from. And I don't think Jesus calls us to be afraid. Perfect love drives out fear, because fear has to do with punishment. So, I'm convinced nothing can separate us from this love. And I hope you'll experience the love and peace God gives us in Jesus. I think if we're seeking the kingdom of Jesus and entrusting Him with our lives, deep down we have nothing to fear."
She silently nodded, then sighed with a sense of defeat--I clearly hadn't been convinced. I packed my things and turned to go. She thanked me for listening, then turned back to her articles of fear.
I want to be more like Mouw and less like Mary.
I believe we're called as Christians to engage and redeem our culture, not condemn or flee from it. I want to be a part of what N.T. Wright calls "building for the kingdom." This requires recognizing that we'll never full bring the kingdom of God to Earth, but that doesn't mean we're to be passive or paranoid about culture. Instead, with grace and humility, we work hard to create and promote justice, beauty, and truth in our world as signposts for the kingdom of heaven. This means moving past the fear, recognizing it's still present, and choosing to allow the love of Christ to be our primary motivation behind all we do.
We don't avoid the fear; we redeem it as we step out in love. Let's live by love, not fear.
What is your primary motivation--love or fear?
Posted by Joel Mayward at 7:59 AM
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