Rabbi Jonathan Cahn is the author of two best selling books, The Harbinger (published 2011) and The Mystery of the Shemitah (published 2014). His books have created quite a stir among Christians all over the world with his revelations of ancient mysteries. I have read many articles about him on the internet. Some people believe he is a prophet from God, while others see him as a false prophet. Each person will have to decide for himself/herself whether you believe what he has to say. After reading both of his books and hearing him speak on television, I do not believe he would call himself a prophetic prophet. His books do not foretell the future, but instead reveal an ancient mystery. This mystery is the timing of God's events throughout history based on the Jewish lunar calendar. You cannot argue with the facts that he presents in both of his books. The true question you should ask yourself is whether or not you believe that the spiritual gift of prophecy still exists today. Some believe this gift died out with the apostles, while others believe God still has His prophets.
Is Jonathan Cahn a prophet?
In the Bible the prophets were sent by God to proclaim the message of the Lord and warn of future judgment. Sometimes they foretold the future, but many times they just had a word from the Lord. I believe that Jonathan Cahn falls under this category of telling us a word from the Lord. He is warning America of future judgment, if we do not repent as a nation for our sins. He is not predicting dates, but rather has set forth a pattern which God has used throughout history of previous judgments. Jonathan has said that God does not have to follow these patterns, because He is God, but if you look at his patterns judgment is near. How can anyone argue with this statement? It is so obvious with the pandemic diseases, increase in natural disasters and wars and rumors of wars that we are approaching the end times (see Matt. 24). Even if you are a skeptic, I recommend you read Jonathan's books with an open mind. My next question is, "Why would God choose Rabbi Jonathan Cahn to give us these warnings"? Let me teach you the ancient mystery of the Kohen.
Who or what is a Kohen?
When Moses was leader of the Israelite, Hebrew or Jewish people, the Lord told him to divide the people into 12 tribes. The tribes were named after the 12 sons of Jacob. Jacob was the son of Isaac and grandson of Abraham. Jacob's name was eventually changed to Israel, hence the name of the nation of Israel. His 12 sons were Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Dan, Naphtali, Gad, Asher, Issachar, Zebulun, Joseph and Benjamin. However, the Levites were not considered a tribe because they were the priests and did not receive a land inheritance. Instead, they lived in cities located within each of the 12 other tribes. In order to still have 12 tribes, Joseph's family received a double portion because of his hardships in Egypt. His tribe was divided into two tribes named after his two sons Mannasseh and Ephraim. There is not a tribe called Joseph.
Moses and Aaron were from the family of the Levites. Aaron became the first High Priest. All of the members of the Levites had duties in relation to the sacrifices and the tabernacle, but the High Priest had to be a direct descendant of Aaron.
"Now take Aaron your brother, and his sons with him, from among the children of Israel, that he may minister to Me as priest, Aaron and Aaron's sons: Nadab, Abihu, Eleazar, and Ithamar" Exodus 28:1 (NKJV).
What is the mystery of the Kohen?
The mystery begins with the Kohen or Cohen, a Jewish priest. The word Kohen is taken from the Hebrew word Kohanin meaning a Jewish priest who is a direct descendant of Aaron. Because all high priests had to be from the line of Aaron, they came up with a way to identify themselves by the use of certain last names or surnames. These surnames are still in existence today. Some of the English surnames are Cohen, Cahn, Conn, Conway, Cohan and Chaplan (1). Do any of these names look familiar? It just so happens that Jonathan Cahn's last name is one of these surnames. Jonathan is not considered a priest by the Jewish religion, but is only a Rabbi. Anyone can be a rabbi, but I believe that it is interesting that he is a direct descendant of Aaron. Several prophets in the Bible were Levites and some descendants of Aaron, including: Ezra the High Priest (Ezra 7:1-5); Ezekiel (Ezek. 1:3); Jeremiah (Jer. 1:1), Zecharias, who was John the Baptist's father (Luke 1:5); Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist and direct descendant of Aaron (Luke 1:5); John the Baptist (Luke 1:5); Caiaphas, an unlikely prophet (John 11:51); Barnabus (Acts 4:36).
What are the chances that God would choose a descendant of Aaron to be an end-time prophet?
In case you are still a skeptic, I heard Jonathan say on "The Jim Bakker Show" that he was a direct descendant of Aaron. It amazes me that God has preserved this priestly line for almost 4,000 years. He preserved them through their last names, but He also has preserved the line through a more scientific method. A simple DNA test can show whether or not a Levite is a descendant of Aaron. The descendants of Aaron have a marker on their Y chromosome, which no other people possess. I am not a scientist, so you may wish to read this article for more information: Discover Magazine.
Why would God preserve the priestly line?
Why would God need to preserve the Levite priests after all these years? Especially since Jesus is the last High Priest forever(Heb. 5:5-6, 10). During the tribulation period, a third temple will be rebuilt in Jerusalem where temple sacrifices will presume. The Levite priests will perform these duties.
So there you have it, the Mystery of the Kohen. We have a man named Jonathan Cahn, who is a descendant of Aaron the High Priest, who has written two books warning America of judgment. Perhaps we ought to lend him an ear and listen to him with an open mind and heart. God is calling America to repentance. He has been calling for some time, but are we listening? The Jewish people were allowed to occupy Israel in 1917, for the first time in almost 2000 years. In 1948 Israel became a nation. In 1967 they gained control of Jerusalem. According to the Bible, the prophetic clock began ticking when Israel was reborn. Jesus said, "Truly I say to you, this generation will not pass away until all these things take place" Matthew 24:34 (NASB). A generation in the Bible is about 70 years – 80 years (Psalm 90:10) so 70 years after 1948 will be 2018. I can't say whether anything will happen between now and 2018, but I can say it is time to repent and get right with the Lord.
It is time to repent, because the Lord will not continue to call forever. Eventually the door to the ark was closed, Israel was taken into captivity by the Assyrians and the Babylonians, the disciples waited too long to pray in the Garden of Gethsemane. Don't wait until it is too late, America. You don't want to miss the calling of the Lord. Today is the time for Revival and Spiritual Awakening.
"TODAY IF YOU HEAR HIS VOICE, DO NOT HARDEN YOUR HEARTS, AS WHEN THEY PROVOKED ME" Hebrews 3:15 (NASB).
(1) Kohen (Cohen). (2014, June 24). New World Encyclopedia, . Retrieved 01:14, October 1, 2014 from http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/p/index.php?title=Kohen_(Cohen)&oldid=982590.
What he has to say is too mind boggling to be made up. You can't argue with his dates either. I believe we are living in the last days. It is supposed to be exciting but to me it's scary.
If you really want to know the truth behind Jonathan Cahn's secret to his mysteries from a former member of his church, click on the link above.
Thank you for your comment. I will research this as you have requested.
I truly believe! I opened my bible to ephesians1:11 then prayed an repented. I then thought about JC's book that I read. I opened my bible at random to Luke3:21. The Genealogy of Jesus. I feel The spirit of the Lord was guiding me. I pray that many more people will see the truth, repent an a revival will come. God has warned us all. I pray to find a church home that believes like we do soon.
Thank you for your testimony. Jonathan Cahn sheds some light on many mysteries from the Lord. I will pray you can find a church home.


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Diablo Sound announced the appointment of Noelle Hoffman to Senior Project Manager.
In accordance with Diablo Sound's recent growth, Noelle Hoffman – previously a Senior Designer – has taken on the position of Senior Project Manager.
Hoffman hails from Minnesota, but has been living in CA since 2008. She joined the Diablo team full-time in 2016 but is no stranger to the Diablo family. Since 2011 she has been working on a variety of projects with Diablo Sound as a freelance artist such as Halloween Horror Nights and the installation of holiday speakers for the city of Beverly Hills.
She has since designed shows all over Southern California and works closely with the local theatre company Rogue Artists Ensemble. Hoffman designed the sound for Unbound Productions' highly successful Wicked Lit since 2012, along with Drew Dalzell, the President and Principal Designer at Diablo Sound. In 2014 and 2015, they won Ovation Awards in the category of Large Theatre, in a field often dominated by heavyhitting venues such as the Geffen Playhouse and Center Theatre Group.
She received her MFA from the University of California, Irvine, and is certified on DANTE Level 1, 2 & 3, Q-SYS Level 1 & 2, and Symetrix.


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If you've been bidding on Snapnames and Namejet for a while you may be familiar with this (or maybe not) but it definitely has helped me in the past… if I'm bidding any kind of significant money on a domain I will Google the username of the main person bidding against me. There's lots of historical auction results out there so I can almost always find a domain name that this person has previously won. I do a Whois on that domain and now I know who I'm bidding against. If you subscribe to a place that allows you to do a reverse whois you can take that person's email and see the other domains they own. From there it is pretty easy to tell if you're bidding against a pro or against a newbie. I won't get into my specific strategies from there, but knowing that information helps me formulate my bidding strategy quite a bit.
stardom.com – love the name and the fact that it is 17 years old is a great bonus.
backtaxes.com – when people have to pay them they get desperate so I'm sure there will be a ton of searches for this phrase around the March-June timeframe.
PaintEasy.com – good name for a painting product that simplifies the painting process.
automotivecrew.com – got a bunch of friends that are car guys… start a question/answer type site on this domain and put some car insurance affiliate offers on it to cash in.
vultures.com – tons of these online and they are annoying as hell.
rockclimbers.com – it's a nice domain, but how many rock climbers are there out there? I would think this is a small population.
mybar.com – people love their local bar. Let people talk up their favorite local bars. Would be a great resource for people visiting an area they are not familiar with to find out where to go hang at night.
registeryourdomainname.com – if you want to make some affiliate commissions with GoDaddy here's your domain name to do it on.
skape.com – sounds like Skype so I'm a fan, maybe develop some kind of add on or app that could be used with Skype.
twigger.com – and this one reminds me of Twitter so I like it to be used as a Twitter related tool.
hedgefund.biz – rarely do you see a .biz make it on the list but this industry has so much money I'm sure one of those guys would want this domain as an ego thing.
Why does everyone get excited over aged domains? Unless a domain name is sold with historical parking revenue data or potential revenue stats, then age seems meaningless. If stardom.com was registered yesterday I would still like the name, so for me it is a pointless stat.
I guess then it depends if you are of the opinion whether or not Google takes domain age into consideration when ranking sites. I personally think it is a factor. Also, when I'm selling a domain name if the domain has age to it I almost always use that as a selling point… "This domain was registered 15 years ago and I'm just putting it on the market, once it gets sold it may be off the market for another 15 years or longer"… It may give the buyer a little sense of urgency or willingness to pay more.


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Aussie teaching students' literacy and numeracy skills put to the test.
School NewsTuesday, April 24, 2018
A test of potential new teachers' literacy and numeracy skills shows the overwhelmingly majority have the high level of skills required to enter the classroom.
Minister for Education and Training Simon Birmingham said more than 23,000 teaching students sat the federal government's Literacy and Numeracy Test last year to assess whether they had skills in the top 30 per cent of the adult population.
"It's vital our newest teachers have the right skills to teach and the knowledge to lead by example," Mr Birmingham said.
"The strong results from the 2017 test highlight 92 per cent of students passed the literacy component and 92.3 per cent the numeracy component.
"Through this test we're guaranteeing a high level of basic skills in the next generation of teachers.
"Parents, schools and principals expect that a teacher in the classroom has the right subject knowledge and expertise but also the literacy and numeracy skills to best support students.
"We want to see the best and highest skilled teachers in our schools and this literacy and numeracy test which the government introduced helps provide this assurance."
Mr Birmingham said the 2017 results were encouraging but there was still room for improvement.
"It's vital teaching graduates have the skills to hit the ground running," Mr Birmingham said.
"The 2017 test results are slightly lower than the 2016 results, when 95.2 per cent passed the literacy component and 94.2 per cent for the numeracy component but higher than the 2015 pilot when 92 per cent passed the literacy component and 90 per cent passed the numeracy component.
"Higher education providers need to take responsibility for the teacher graduates they accept into their initial teacher education programs.
"It's critical initial teacher education programs are designed to best prepare students for the demands of teaching and that providers are doing everything possible to help teacher graduates succeed and become effective teachers."
Mr Birmingham said the government had continued to deliver reforms to boost the quality of teachers in Australia.
"This test complements other reforms flowing from the Coalition's Teacher Education Ministerial Advisory Group including new accreditation standards for teacher training courses and a need for training organisations to demonstrate their graduates have the knowledge and experience to be successful educators," Minister Birmingham said.
"The Review we commissioned from David Gonski and a panel of experts will also ensure schools and teachers are armed with the most effective ways to use the Turnbull Government's record and growing funding to deliver better outcomes for students."
Since the Literacy and Numeracy Test began nationally in 2016, it has been delivered to over 37,000 students across 48 higher education institutions throughout Australia.
More information about the test can be found at www.teacheredtest.acer.edu.au.
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package org.judal.firebase.test;

import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.threeten.bp.LocalDate;
import org.junit.Ignore;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;

import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.ObjectOutputStream;
import java.time.LocalDateTime;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Random;

import org.judal.firebase.FirestoreDocument;
import org.judal.storage.table.SchemalessTable;
import org.judal.firebase.FirestoreSchemalessDataSource;

import static org.judal.storage.DataSource.BUCKET;
import static org.judal.storage.DataSource.PROJECTID;
import static org.judal.storage.DataSource.SECRETKEY;
import static org.judal.storage.DataSource.URI;

public class TestFirestoreSchemalessTable {

	private static Map<String, String> properties;

	private Random rnd = new Random();
	int randomInt1, randomInt2;

	@Before
	public void setUp() {
		properties = new HashMap<>();
		properties.put(BUCKET, "judal-test.appspot.com");
		properties.put(PROJECTID, "judal-test");
		properties.put(SECRETKEY, "test/judal-test-firebase.cnf");
		properties.put(URI, "https://judal-test.firebaseio.com");
		randomInt1 = rnd.nextInt();
		randomInt2 = rnd.nextInt();
	}

	@Test
	public void testVoid() throws IOException {
		LocalDate d = LocalDate.now();
		ByteArrayOutputStream bout = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
		ObjectOutputStream oout = new  ObjectOutputStream(bout);
		oout.writeObject(d);
		byte[] bts = bout.toByteArray();
		System.out.println("Serialized LocalDate is " + bts.length + " bytes");
		oout.close();
		bout.close();
		LocalDateTime dt = LocalDateTime.now();
		bout = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
		oout = new  ObjectOutputStream(bout);
		oout.writeObject(d);
		bts = bout.toByteArray();
		System.out.println("Serialized LocalDateTime is " + bts.length + " bytes");
		oout.close();
		bout.close();
	}

	@Ignore
	public void testWriteRead() throws NumberFormatException, IOException {
		try (FirestoreSchemalessDataSource dts = new FirestoreSchemalessDataSource(properties)) {
			FirestoreDocument rec = new FirestoreDocument("MyCollection1");
			SchemalessTable c = dts.openTable(rec);

			rec.setKey("id4");
			rec.setValue("{\"nameof\":\"Test Name for ID 4\", \"random\":\"" + randomInt1 + "\"}");
			c.store(rec);
			rec = new FirestoreDocument("MyCollection1");
			assertTrue(c.load("id4", rec));
			assertEquals("Test Name for ID 4", rec.getString("nameof"));
			assertEquals(randomInt1, rec.getInt("random"));

			rec = new FirestoreDocument("MyCollection1");
			randomInt2 = rnd.nextInt();
			rec.setKey("id5");
			rec.put("nameof", "Test Name for ID 5");
			rec.put("random", randomInt2);
			c.store(rec);
			rec = new FirestoreDocument("MyCollection1");
			assertTrue(c.load("id5", rec));
			assertEquals("Test Name for ID 5", rec.getString("nameof"));
			assertEquals(randomInt2, rec.getInt("random"));

			c.close();
			dts.close();
		}
	}

}

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North Star - 2005 - "Extremes"
Prolusion. The history of America's NORTH STAR counts 25 years, during which the group recorded and released several cassettes and five full-fledged albums, namely "Triskelion" (1983), "Feel the Cold" (1987), "Power" (1992), "Tempest" (2000) and "Extremes" (2005). The lineup never changed, not counting the mere fact that on "Tempest", which is their only instrumental album, singer Joe Newman takes the duties of a bass player.
Analysis. The shadow of the most influential Art-Rock band of all times and nations, Genesis, pursues North Star all over their creation, and "Extremes" is no exception from this rule either. On the other hand however, this is their first album on which they appear to be almost in every respect on a par with their mighty benefactors, plus not only revealing their ability to follow the well-trodden road, but also discovering some genuinely unique directions. Midnight Soldier and Living on the Fringe, taking the polar positions in the track list, are brilliant and are especially eloquent regarding the band's bravery in using unusual textures within classic Art-Rock constructions. Dave Johnson is the most original voice in this ensemble, equally resourceful whether he plays bass, electric or acoustic guitar. He shines with resourcefulness everywhere on the album, but particularly on Midnight Soldier and Living on the Fringe. Most of his guitar solos here refer directly to the Jazz-Fusion genre, leading the music quite far away from familiar territories. The Genesis influence is strikingly noticeable only in the vocals of Joe Newman, who carefully (and tirelessly) imitates Peter Gabriel, but thankfully these two are largely instrumental. The other longer songs: Sometimes in the Suburb, Battles Waged Before, The Form and Unleashed, as well as the only non-vocal piece Stained Glass Door, are also compelling, although they are slightly inferior to the 'boundary' tracks, above all in diversity on the stylistic level. Each is classic dramatic symphonic Progressive with no digressions from the style - somewhere in the vein of "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway", barring the episodes in which, conditionally speaking, Dave Johnson switches over from bass to electric guitar, which occurs not as often as I would like it to, though it's perhaps just due to bandleader Kevin Leonard's desire to make the sound more keyboard-oriented. The serene and mellow Live with Liberty reminds me of Afterglow from "Wind & Wuthering", only with Gabriel on vocals instead of Collins. Star Child is similar, although the first half of the song features only slow passages of synthesizer and singing. Both aren't stunning, to say the least, but are okayish in the album's general context. Doctor Pill's Backlash Ballroom, whose 'otherworldly' atmosphere is achieved with the use of synthesizer effects and some distorted vocals, is the only track that I didn't like at all.
Conclusion. I would give North Star a medal for being one of the most consistent followers of Genesis, with the slogan "Genesis's legacy still lives and wins!" engraved on its face. The reverse of the medal however would say: "One of the most expressive bands working in the field of theatric Art-Rock nowadays". What is fully incontrovertible is that "Extremes" is the best North Star outing to date, much stronger than any of their previous releases. Recommended.


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Dutch royals pelted with tomatoes in Moscow
A Russian opposition group says its activists have thrown tomatoes at Dutch King Willem-Alexander and his wife, Queen Maxima, as they arrived for a concert in Moscow.
(AP) A Russian opposition group says its activists have thrown tomatoes at Dutch King Willem-Alexander and his wife, Queen Maxima, as they arrived for a concert in Moscow.
Eduard Limonov, the leader of the banned National Bolshevik party, said two of its activists hurled tomatoes at the royals on Saturday. Russia's state security agency said they missed their target.
Limonov said Sunday the action was intended to attract public attention to what he called the Netherlands' failure to properly investigate the death of the group's member, Alexander Dolmatov, who committed suicide in January at a Dutch deportation center.
The royal visit was aimed to celebrate the two nations' historical ties, but it came amid tensions caused by Russia's seizure of a Dutch-flagged Greenpeace ship and other disputes.


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IRS Destroyed 30 Million Tax Filing Documents, Lawmakers Demand Answers
June 14, 2022 June 13, 2022 The Center Square
The Internal Revenue Service has been under fire for delays and millions of backlogged returns, but now lawmakers are raising the alarm after the federal agency "destroyed" millions of Americans' tax documents.
Republicans on the House Oversight Committee sent a letter to IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig this week asking for answers about why these records were destroyed.
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Pressure from Lawmakers Grows As IRS Begins New Tax Season with 'Continued Confusion'
March 15, 2022 March 15, 2022 The Center Square
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are pressuring the Internal Revenue Service over ongoing problems and unaddressed issues from last year's filing season even as this year's season is in full swing.
A bipartisan group of more than 100 lawmakers from the U.S. House and Senate sent a letter to the IRS raising concerns about "continued confusion" and "numerous problems" with the agency.
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Commentary: The GOP Can Reclaim the Child Tax Credit – And Use it to Win in 2022
February 1, 2022 January 31, 2022 RealClearWire
As part of his Contract with America, House Speaker (and my former boss) Newt Gingrich helped first introduce the Child Tax Credit (CTC), passing it in 1997. Originally the idea of President Ronald Reagan, the CTC was founded on the conservative principles that raising children is God's work, and parents should not be punished or held back for choosing family in a country that is always moving forward. President Trump continued this tradition by doubling the CTC in 2017. As Speaker Gingrich said during a 1995 speech, "We believe that parents ought to have the first claim on money to take care of their children rather than bureaucrats."
Democrats reformed the CTC in 2021, as part of their wildly overdone American Rescue Plan. They've sought to continue their changes to the CTC in the even-more-overdone Build Back Better Act (BBB), a hulking Frankenstein of bad Democratic ideas. But the new version of the CTC may be an exception. It continues fulfilling Speaker Gingrich's contract, empowering families to work and earn, and to raise their children with their own values. The spirit and core of that policy is even better reflected by flat, poverty-busting monthly disbursement of the credit. It's the only salvageable ship in the sinking BBB fleet.
The CTC – in its 2021 form – does not stray too far from the $500-per-child tax cut that was initially passed in 1997. The payments, which provided eligible families with up to $300 per month for each qualifying child under age 6 and up to $250 per month for each qualifying child aged 6 to 17, stimulated regional economies, protected families from rising costs, provided direct cash relief, and removed bureaucratic hurdles.
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Child Tax Credit Is Driving Americans Toward Entrepreneurship, Has Little Effect on Workforce
A new study suggests that the child tax credit (CTC) is not reducing overall employment nationwide but is driving some low and middle-income parents away from their private sector jobs and toward self-employment.
The study, led by researchers at the Washington University in St. Louis' Social Policy Institute and Appalachian State University and provided exclusively to the Daily Caller News Foundation, found that the monthly payments had barely any impact on the job market whatsoever, contradicting concerns that the tax credits would worsen the labor shortage. It also found that adults were far less likely to list child care as a reason for unemployment, with the share of people saying so dropping from 26% to below 20% once they began receiving the payments.
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Treasury Department Hires First-Ever 'Counselor for Racial Equity'
October 27, 2021 October 26, 2021 Michigan Star Staff
The Treasury Department announced Monday it hired its first every Counselor for Racial Equity to support President Biden's push for economic opportunities for people of color.
Janis Bowdler, former president of the JPMorgan Chase & Co. Foundation, will serve as the first "Counselor for Racial Equity," the Treasury Department said.
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Democrats Push to Make Child Tax Credit Permanent Despite a Lack of Taxpayer Support
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Democrats are pushing to permanently expand monthly child tax credits in their spending package, but a new poll shows that just 35% of Americans support extending the payments beyond July 2022.
The expanded payments began in July as a part of President Joe Biden's coronavirus relief package signed in March. While the Politico/Morning Consult poll released Wednesday found that 50% of Americans supported the increase in payments, 12 points higher than those who opposed them, 52% of Americans said the payments should not be extended beyond their set expiration.
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Study: 94 Percent of Parents Say Child Tax Credit Payments Allow, Motivate Them to Work More
September 26, 2021 September 25, 2021 Michigan Star Staff
The vast majority of parents receiving monthly child tax credit payments say that they plan to keep working or even increase their hours as a result of them, a study released Thursday shows.
Ninety-four percent of parents said that the payments, which began in July, allowed them to work the same amount or more, a joint study from the Washington University in St. Louis, UNC-Greensboro, Appalachian State, the Urban Institute and Humanity Forward shows. Just 6.4% receiving the payments said they would work less or change jobs, and of those a majority were parents with infants or toddlers.
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Monthly Child Tax Credit Payments: Who's Eligible, and How Much Could They Get?
July 16, 2021 July 15, 2021 Michigan Star Staff
Millions of American families will begin to receive monthly cash payments Thursday as part of the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package that President Joe Biden signed into law in March.
The payments are an expansion of the Child Tax Credit, and will continue for a year before requiring congressional renewal. As many as 90% of American families are eligible to receive hundreds of dollars a month for each child they have, and some experts believe that the policy could ultimately cut child poverty in half.
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Most Americans with Children to Receive Monthly Federal Payments Starting in July
May 19, 2021 May 18, 2021 The Center Square
Millions of American families will receive hundreds of dollars in regular federal payments beginning next month, the Internal Revenue Service said Monday.
The IRS announced July 15 as the start date for monthly child tax credit payments that would affect the vast majority of Americans with children.
"Eligible families will receive a payment of up to $300 per month for each child under age 6 and up to $250 per month for each child age 6 and above," the IRS said in a statement.
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A fantastically funny laugh-a-day joke book - with tips and challenges for the aspiring joker!
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*For a full list of the rewards and the in-game criteria for receiving them, visit our RAF In-Game Bonuses page.
Well that's kind of dumb and ruins the point of recruit a friend. Doesn't even affect allied races anyways since they added code that said doing it means you get no armor.
Hmm... so will it be okay to use the RAF with a buddy to level an allied race and get the heritage armor but just don't use the level granting feature on the person who needs the armor?
I don't think this will end well.
This doesn\u2019t seem like a good idea to me one of the reasons why people did the recruit a friend so they didn\u2019t have to Slog through content that they\u2019ve already done 100 times It was so that they can get to max level and start enjoying the current content.
Can't wait to see all the other incoming nerfs we don't know about yet.
Always thought that bonus was ridiculous and became a bit redundant (for the intended purpose which is helping new players catch up to the endgame and not for people getting a second account themselves just to powerlevel that is) after they included a character boost with expansion purchases.
People are going to get mad though.
If I'm not mistaken they have already stated you cannot use RAF with the new allied races at all if you want the heritage armor.
Classic blizzard pendulum swinging problems away as usual ... same thing happened with reforging and hit + expertise... were a problem together but could have kept reforging after removing the hit expertise problem. Now we get scaled zones so you can take all the time in the world to level through them but wait also you get much less exp now and everything is slower... Makes no sense to me at all change one and not the other!
Personally, at this point unless there was an RAF bonus I specifically wanted, I'd probably just buy a boost. Cuts out all the work of leveling completely, the cost of transferring the RAF'd character to my own account, and of course the cost of the game and some game time.
RAF's purpose is to bring in new players or people who haven't played in a long time to start fresh. It's not for us to boost characters fast. Maybe that's how we used it, but that's not what it was intended for.
I see no problem with this, as even I've had the issue of gaining skills too quickly on a class I've never played, not being able to learn anything about my class as I level.
"No it was a *!@# show, obviously" inc!
This is a good change. The only people getting mad over this were the ones exploiting the recruit-a-friend promotion, using it to power boost themselves (creating several alts to get them to max level). Blizzard has already provided a way for people to purchase a level boost, so no need for this exploit to continue.
"Exploit". Yeah, the designed feature is totally an "exploit".
Thats what i was thinking, already made a post on the german forum lets see how it goes. This wont end well.


The Galaxy S7 is codenamed Project Lucky, while the company refers to the two phones as Hero and Hero2. One of the two phones would have Exynos 8890 as its processor, while the other would have Snapdragon 820 SoC. Like the Galaxy S6, both of these phones would have UFS 2.0 storage. The South Korean tech giant may also have developed microSD card slots to work in unison with UFS 2.0, but this piece of information is yet to be confirmed.
The camera of the smartphone is expected to feature either dual-sensor setup, or a 20MP ISOCELL sensor. The display would be flat for one phone, and with a dual-edge curve for other.
After having launched the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus and Note 5 last month, hopes are high from the next Samsung gadgets. Let's see how the company fares this time.


RubyConf '08 featured many talks about the various Ruby VMs. The talks varied from in-depth technical coverage of implementation details, to tech demos and general talks about Ruby performance.
Koichi Sasada's talk "Future of Ruby VM", where he explains his view of the C implementation of Ruby as the pragmatic solution for the near future, despite some of it's problems such as the conservative GC.
He continues to discuss some optimizations which were implemented for 1.9, which are off for now, but should be enabled in 1.9.2. Examples of these optimizations are tail call optimization, stack caching, efficient method caching and a more efficient Fiber implementation.
It's differs from RubyInline by allowing to put C snippets inside a Ruby method. The current version received special support in YARV. Ricsin's SVN repository is available publically.
Further projects are a Ruby to C compiler (at round 28:40), followed by Atomic-Ruby, which tries to shrink Ruby by allowing to exclude some parts.
At 41:00 the status of the Ruby MVM project is explained as well (InfoQ reported about Ruby MVM).
Evan Phoenix' talk on Rubinius explained the status of the Rubinius project and of its C++ VM.
The reasons for the rewrite of the old C VM to the C++ VM is explained. The reasons are type safety and how C++ helped make the code simpler and removed many manual checks.
At 18:04 the current state of the implementation of primitives is discussed (how to write primitives in C). At 26:30, method dispatch and the strategies used to make it fast are discussed. At 35:00, the current state of MethodContext ("stack frames") allocation is explained. In older version of Rubinius, these were heap allocated, but the current version tries to allocate them on a stack (in a dedicated memory region) to reduce allocation cost. However, MethodContexts can be kept alive beyond the lifetime of the methods that they were created for (eg. by a Closure). These objects are kept alive - but since the memory region dedicated to MethodContexts is limited in size, it will fill up at some point, which will trigger a GC run to clean up MethodContexts which are not referenced anymore.
At 38:40 follows a discussion of Rubinius' support for Ruby extensions, which is mportant to run C extension gems such as hpricot, mongrel, mysql, sqlite drivers. Rubinius' handling of the problems of extensions is also explained (eg. problems with the generational GC or segfaulting C code).
Another talk about these topics is "How Ruby can be fast" by Glenn Vanderburg. While not a VM implementer, he discusses some reasons why Ruby is or can be slow. At 07:00 an explanation of Garbage Collection gives an overview of the theory of Generational GCs, followed by an explanation of performance optimizations for method dispatch at 19:35.
"Ruby Persistence in MagLev" by Bob Walker, Allan Ottis, explained the current status of MagLev. Bob Walker explains the basic benefits of Gemstone's persistence model, which allows to simply persist object graphs instead of having to map them to a relational model, thus avoiding a whole lot of issues with ORM libraries and tools.
At 14:30 Allan Ottis follows with a detailed explanations of the inner workings of MagLev, starting with the implementation of the object persistence. At 18:50 he continues with an overview of similarities and differences between Smalltalk and Ruby and what problems they pose for implementing Ruby on Smalltalk. At 22:29 the compilation process is explained, as well as the current parsing solution (ie. a Ruby server to parse Ruby code and use the ParseTree gem to return an AST formatted as ParseTree s-exprs).
At 25:00 the execution modes, both interpretation and native code generation are explained. At 30:30 the implementation of the allocation of Contexts ("stack frames") is shown, followed by the details of the object memory (heap) and the garbage collector.
The questions start at 44:20, with questions about distributed caching, future parsing strategies (using ruby_parser), the behavior of transactions across the distributed object memory.
JRuby: What, Why, How...Try It Now by Charles Nutter and Tom Enebo on the status of JRuby, Ruby 1.9 support, FFI and more.
"MacRuby: Ruby for your Mac" by Laurent Sansonetti.
Finally, this is rounded off by Brian Ford's talk on RubySpec, where he explains the RubySpec project which now has tens of thousands of tests which define Ruby's behavior - a crucial tool of every alternative Ruby implementation.


The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) All shares index lost 1,19% to 86,98 points in March as the market continued to take a slow slide with the main investor focus being elections, which are due in less than six months.
The Top 10 Index also fell 1,56% to 85,71 points on losses recorded by BAT and Econet to offset gains in other heavyweights.
Market capitalisation dropped 1,44% to close the month at $8,67 billion.
Monthly turnover dropped 39,35% to $48,64 million, with average daily trades of $2,3 million.
The highest turnover was recorded by Old Mutual, Econet and Delta, which account for 35%, 17% and 9 p% of the total market turnover respectively. Total volume traded was also down 21,09% to 109 million shares.
Heavyweight BAT was the worst performer in March after dropping 16,67% to close at 2 000 cents. Econet also shed 2,5% to close at 67 cents.
Innscor and Delta, however, advanced 0,42% and 4,89% to close at 97 cents and 158,75 cents respectively.
Another heavyweight, Old Mutual, gained 5,46% to trade at 561,95 cents.
Among other fallers, Willdale went down by 16,67% to close at 0,5 cents.
Zimre Holdings, Simbisa and Mashonaland lost 16,39%, 11,25% and 9,70% to close at 2,5 cents, 35,5 cents and 2,7 cents in that order.
Leading the gainers was Cafca, which advanced 71,43% to settle at 60 cents following a higher than expected earnings announcement.
Fidelity and Axia also gained 20% and 11,4% to close at 9,6 cents and 20 cents respectively.
PPC was up 10,56% to close at 96,25 cents in the month under review.
On the mining space, the mining index picked up 0,14% to 125,09 points on Riozim, which added 0,42% to offset a 1,52% loss in Bindura, which closed at 3,25 cents.
Foreigners were net buyers in the month, having bought shares worth $26,3 million compared to sales of $15,1 million in the same period.
Analysts are of the view that ZSE-listed equities are relatively fairly valued short term, but cheap longer term if anticipated economic reform materialises and likely to rerate sharply if elections are deemed "free and fair".


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'Delhi Belly' finally gets clean chit in Nepal
Jul 6, 2011 Sudeshna Sarkar
Kathmandu, July 6 (IANS) After being put on hold for 48 hours following censors' objections to the expletives peppering its dialogues, Aamir Khan's home production "Delhi Belly" finally reappeared in Nepal's theatres Wednesday after the offending parts were addressed.
The Gopi Krishna Multiplex in Kathmandu, where the trouble started Sunday evening after police raided its theatres and seized prints of the Abhinay Deo-directed film, told IANS Wednesday that "Delhi Belly" was back on the menu after a written apology to the Film Censor Board by the owner of the theatre, Uddhav Poudel.
Poudel is also the sole distributor of the film in Nepal.
Poudel apologised to the censors, agreed to pay a fine of NRS 5,000 if required and gave an undertaking that he would not in future screen films flouting censors' recommendations.
Nepal's censors had agreed to clear "Delhi Belly" for viewing by theatre goers above 16 years provided the distributor saw to it that an offending scene showing one of the protagonists, played by Imran Khan, visiting a brothel, was cut and some expletives in two scenes muted.
Chetan Sapkota, one of the censors, said they had agreed to overlook the distributor flouting the recommendations in view of the financial loss he would incur if they called for stronger action. However, Sapkota warned that in future, the board would not show any leniency with films that promoted obscenity or vulgarity.
"Delhi Belly", which received good reviews by Nepal's press before it was taken off from Sunday evening, is likely to prosper from the bout with the censors that brought widespread publicity and whetted filmgoers' appetites.
Jai Nepal, another multiplex in Kathmandu, said they had been receiving calls since morning with people asking if the film was back.
Dharma Adhikari, associated with the Media Foundation, a non-profit research and policy initiative, said the "Delhi Belly" incident went deeper than the use of profanities in the dialogue.
"...The fact is, relations have strained in recent years between the censor board and the studios," Adhikari wrote in the Republica daily Wednesday.
Adhikari said that the recent amendments in the Film (Production, Exhibition and Distribution) Act of 2001 had increased the power of censors and imposed greater curbs on foreign films.
In the age of Internet explosion, the cuts in "Delhi Belly", Adhikari said, would not keep the scenes and words that the censors found offensive out of Nepal.
"Many don't have to go to Gopi Krishna (to watch the expurgated parts)," he said. "If they want, they can as well download in their personal devices the censored clips."
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Presented by Lawrence Abu Hamdan.
Since 2010 Lawrence Abu Hamdan has been dedicated to understanding the role of voice in law and the changing nature of testimony in the face of new regimes of border control, algorithmic technologies, medical sciences, and modes of surveillance. His projects have taken the form of audiovisual installations, performances, graphic works, photography, Islamicsermons, cassette tape compositions, texts, forensic audio analysis, advocacy, expert testimony and even potato chip packets. For the 2016 season of "What You Get Is What You See", Abu Hamdan will present a body of work that attempts to define a politics of listening, that moves away from classic notions of advocacy and of giving people a voice. A politics of listening that does not simply seek to amplify voices but attempt to redefine what constitutes speech itself.
Lawrence Abu Hamdan is an artist, "private ear," and currently a fellow at the Vera List Center for Art and Politics at the New School, NYC. The artist's forensic audio investigations are conducted as part of his research for Forensic Architecture at Goldsmiths, College University of London, where he is also a PhD candidate. His solo exhibitions include, Earshot at Portikus Frankfurt (2016); (Taqiyya) at Kunsthalle St Gallen (2015); Tape Echo (2013/14) at in Beirut in, Cairo, and at Van AbbeMuseum, Eindhoven; The Freedom Of Speech Itself (2012) at The Showroom, London; and The Whole Truth (2012) at Casco, Utrecht. Additionally his works have been exhibited and performed at The New Museum Triennial (2015), The Shanghai Biennial (2014), and at the The Whitechapel Gallery, the MACBA Barcelona, Tate Modern London, Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA), and the Museum of Modern Art Antwerp (MuHKA) Antwerp.


Husband and wife owners Surachai Surabotsopon, right, and Bee Anantatho of Thailicious restaurant in Edgewater, say one of their patrons left a $1,000 tip on Monday night after eating dinner at their restaurant. He returned Tuesday morning and explained that he was drunk, and asked for the money back.
Bee Anantatho was very proud when her restaurant, Thailicious in Edgewater, received a $1,088 tip from a customer this weekend. She and her husband, Surachai Surabotsopon, emigrated from Bangkok to Colorado about five years ago, and opened their Thai restaurant — which specializes in Bangkok-style Thai cuisine — a few years ago. They've been steadily building a loyal fan base, and the eye-popping tip seemed to validate their venture.
September 6, 2013 Tips on tipping: Who, when, why, how much?
"I think this is a big thing," she said shortly after one of her waiters received the surprising tip.
She heard about it when the server who cleared the table picked up the checkbook, where customers usually put extra money for tips when they pay in cash.
The server brought it straight to her, and she consulted with her staff to clarify the situation. Even though they put tips in a jar to share among the servers, Anantatho remembers the reaction of the waiter who'd served the man.
Relying on her instincts as a business owner, Anantatho told her crew they should hold on to the money, just in case he came back.
And he did, the very next day, the moment the restaurant opened.
Some of the bills were $100 bills, and she suspected he might have thought they were $1 bills.
She gave the money back to him, and he gave her $100 to cover the dinner, about $60, and the rest for a tip.
Although disappointed for her staff, which thought it had earned a major tip, she's content with the way she handled an embarrassing situation, making it easy for the customer.
"I think he will come back," she said.


The Museum has three main displays: Tales of South Tyneside explores the local and social history of the area during the twentieth century together with the lifetime achievement of sucessful local author Catherine Cookson.
Art Adventure takes a fresh approach to the interpretation of many of the museum's paintings.
Changing Faces charts the history of South Tyneside from the Bronze Age to the twntieth century through the Museum's archaeological, natural and historical collections.
The Museum has regual exhibitions and a range of activities and events to suit all ages.
South Shields Museum is located on Ocean Road in the heart of the town. The nearby Metro station and main bus station are a two minute walk. Public car parking available around the town centre.


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Montalvo may refer to:

Places

California
 Montalvo Arts Center (Villa Montalvo), a non-profit center in Saratoga, California, United States
 West Montalvo Oil Field, near Oxnard, California, US

Ventura
 Montalvo, Ventura, California, a former village in Ventura County, California, founded in 1887, now part of the city of Ventura, California
 East Ventura (Metrolink station) (formerly known as "Montalvo"), a Metrolink rail station in the city of Ventura, California, US

Elsewhere
 Montalvo (Constância), a parish in the municipality of Constância, Portugal
 Montalvo, Ecuador', the capital of Montalvo Canton, Los Ríos Province, Ecuador

People
 Abelardo Montalvo (1876–1950), President of Ecuador from October 1933-September 1934
 Agustin de Hinojosa y Montalvo, O.F.M. (1575–1631), Spanish Roman Catholic Bishop of Nicaragua (1630–1631)
 Alonso Díaz de Montalvo (1405–1499), Spanish jurist
 Bartolomé Montalvo (1769–1846), a Spanish painter
 Benito Montalvo (born 1985), Argentine footballer
 Carlos Montalvo, Cuban sprint canoer
 Drew G. Montalvo, American-born DJ and music producer
 Edilberto Jesús Buenfil Montalvo (born 1938), Mexican politician from the IRP
 Eleonora Ramirez di Montalvo (1602–1659), Italian educator, author, and poet
 Eric Montalvo, American lawyer
 Felix  Montalvo, athlete in the 2010 Central American and Caribbean Junior Championships
 Francisco José Montalvo y Ambulodi Arriola y Casabant Valdespino (1754–1822), Spanish soldier, colonial administrator and politician
 Gabriel Montalvo Higuera (1930–2006), Roman Catholic archbishop and Vatican nuncio to the United States
 Garci Rodríguez de Montalvo (c. 1450–1505), a Spanish writer who coined the name "California"
 Genie Montalvo (born 1951), Puerto Rican actress, director, producer and author
 Gregorio de Montalvo Olivera, O.P. (1529–1592), Roman Catholic Bishop of Cuzco (1587–1592) and then Bishop of Yucatán
 Jeff Montalvo (born 1987), an American music producer
 José Montalvo (choreographer)(born 1954), French dancer and choreographer
 José Leandro Montalvo Guenard (1885–1950), Puerto Rican physician, inventor, anthropologist and historian
 José Luis Montalvo (1946–1994), Chicano writer, poet, and community activist
 José Luis Montalvo (1946–1994), a Chicano writer, poet, and community activist
 José Montalvo (choreographer), a French choreographer
 José Ramón Hinojosa Montalvo (born 1947), Spanish historian and Professor of Medieval History at the University of Alicante
 Juan Bustillos Montalvo (born 1955), Mexican politician affiliated with the Institutional Revolutionary Party
 Juan Jiménez de Montalvo (1551–?), interim viceroy of Peru from 1621 to 1622
 Juan Montalvo (1832–1889), a famous Ecuadorian author and essayist
 Juan Montalvo (bishop), O.P. or Juan de Montalvo (died 1586), Roman Catholic Bishop of Cartagena (1578–1586)
 Jesús Manuel Patrón Montalvo (born 1957), Mexican politician from the Institutional Revolutionary Party
 Laura Montalvo (born 1976), Argentine former professional female tennis player
 Maria de las Mercedes Santa Cruz y Montalvo  (1789–1852), Cuban author
 Miguel Montalvo (born 1943), Cuban basketball player
 Niurka Montalvo (born 1968), Spanish athlete
 Óscar Montalvo Finetti (born 1937), Peruvian former football player
 Paco Montalvo (born 1992), Spanish classical musician and creator of flamenco violin as the main voice
 Pedro Montalvo Gómez (born 1968), Mexican politician from the Institutional Revolutionary Party
 Rafael Montalvo (born 1964), a Major League Baseball pitcher
 Ramón Montalvo Hernández (born 1974), Mexican politician affiliated with the PRD
 Victorio Montalvo Rojas (born 1966), Mexican lawyer and politician affiliated with the PDR
 Yolanda del Carmen Montalvo López (born 1960), Mexican politician from the National Action Party
 Yuvanna Montalvo (born 1988), Venezuelan model and actress

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Mogador fabric is a mix of silk yarn in the warp and fine cotton in the weft. The name is derived from a port in Morocco from where this cloth originates.
The Silk is used to provide vibrant color and the cotton with its thicker more ridged threads to provide weight. In addition, the colors are vibrant and rich but they don't have the shine of pure silk weaves.


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Dr Eileen Culloty is a post-doctoral researcher at the Institute for Future Media and Journalism (FuJo) where she works on a number of institute projects including the JOLT European Training Network (H2020), PROVENANCE (H2020) and the Reuters Digital News Report. As part of the JOLT-ETN, she is co-supervisor of a PhD on 'new journalism publics' and a member of the project management team. Her research examines the digital public sphere with a specific focus on knowledge-driven media, digital citizenship and information literacy. She is a member of the BAI Media Literacy Network.
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California Pacific Medical Ctr - St. Luke's Campus is a medium-sized nursing home facility in San Francisco, California (San Francisco county). The Nursing Home Site profile for California Pacific Medical Ctr - St. Luke's Campus includes: Pricing, Visiting / Business Hours, Resident Health and Wellness, Ratings, Activities, Comparisons, Directions, Surveys, and CMS Reviews.
They have 79 beds and 23 residents (which would leave 56 beds available). California Pacific Medical Ctr - St. Luke's Campus participates in Medicare and Medicaid and are classified as a Non profit - Corporation ownership. They offer residential councils. They are not located inside a hospital. They do not belong to a continuing care community.
California Pacific Medical Ctr - St. Luke's Campus received an overall rating from CMS of 4 stars compared to the CA average of 3.6 and a National average of 3.31. Ratings from residents, family members, and visitors to our site are available below. We encourage you to leave one of your own if you are familiar with their services. We also recommend giving them a call to address any additional senior and nursing care questions you may have after reviewing their Nursing Home Site profile.
California Pacific Medical Ctr - St. Luke's Campus?
They are located at the following address: 3555 Cesar Chavez Street in San Francisco California 94110.
They can be reached by phone at (415) 647-8600.
The average length of stay at California Pacific Medical Ctr - St. Luke's Campus is approximately 15.6 days. (this may include both short and long-term care (LTC) visits).
According to our latest records from CMS, the average daily amount billed by California Pacific Medical Ctr - St. Luke's Campus to Medicare is $6,579.69 per day (compared to a California average of $830.34) and Medicare reimbursed them an average of $478.51 per day (after any deductible and coinsurance).
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The average age at California Pacific Medical Ctr - St. Luke's Campus is approximately 77 years old.
The last time this data was collected they cared for at least 94 men and 133 women in a one year period that received Medicare benefits. This number fluctuates with each new resident.
Medicare and Medicaid participation for California Pacific Medical Ctr - St. Luke's Campus began on Jun 13, 1986.
Total Licensed Nursing Hours (Registered Nurses + Licensed Practical Nurses + Licensed Vocational Nurses) averages 7.44 hours per day per resident (the national average is 1.4 hours).
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California Pacific Medical Ctr - St. Luke's Campus in SAN FRANCISCO, California has 79 beds compared to the California average of 98.61 and a National average of 106.16.
This results in a 29.11% occupancy rate compared to the California average of 81.04% and a national average of 81.38%.
Averaging the available ratings gives an aggregate star rating of 4 for California Pacific Medical Ctr - St. Luke's Campus versus the CA average of 3.30 and a national average of 3.20.
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Writing the Dissertation/Thesis Proposal – What Fun!
You need to be absolutely certain that the departmental guidelines and the required format are followed – more than anything else, re-writes may be assigned because of failure to follow the details.
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You can get a Ph.D. scholar in your field who can write our proposal. Send over your department requirements and your initial information about your research question, etc., and let a real pro finish it off for you. Once that proposal is approved, you can get down to the real work!


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For what can war, but endless war, still breed?
French Destroyer ''Leopard''
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The ''Chacal'' – Class ''Leopard'' was a Destroyer of The French Navy during World War II. Launched in 1920, She was a Training Vessel until 1940 and The German Invasion of France. As The British Armies evacuated Dunkirk (that year), ''Leopard'' was among the few Warships to cover the removal of British Soldiers from France by bombarding the advancing Germans. The British Navy took custody of ''Leopard'' and – as a Warship of the displaced French Navy, served as a Escort Vessel for Military Convoys in The Atlantic. Running aground after being attacked by German submarines - in 1942 off Benghazi (Mediterranean), several attempts were made to salvage Her. Too badly damaged, ''Leopard'' would be scuttled. Crewed by 225 Officers and Men, ''Leopard'' displaced 2,900-tons and was 415-feet long. Her Beam was 40-feet. Power came from Twin Steam Turbines and (5) Boilers. Rated speed was 40-mph. Her armament included (5) 5-inch Main Guns, (2) 3-inch Guns, (2) 21-inch Torpedoes and the ability to deploy 45-Depth Charge Explosives (Anti-Submarine Warfare).
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It was was great to have a packed audience for this event on Fri Jan 18, 2019 sponsored by the Office of the Associate Vice President Research and Graduate Studies. Our thanks to Dr. Richard Isnor.
Abstract: In a recent article, "Patterns vs. Causes and Surveys vs. Experiments: Teaching Scientific Thinking," The American Biology Teacher 80 (2018), 203-23, Prof. R. Wyeth (Biology, StFX) and Prof. M. Wonham (Biology, Quest Univ.,Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre) argue that the hypothetical-deductive method is a tractable view of the modern scientific method as it provides the basic structure for students to conceptualize experimentalinquiry. By contrast, Prof. Byrne argues that the basic structure of experimental inquiry is inductive, rather than deductive, does not always require an hypothesis to be tested, and is not hypothetical in any interesting sense of this term. In this discussion, Professors Wyeth and Byrne will present their views on the place of the hypothetical-deductive method in modern experimental science. They will also consider the recent history of the hypothetical-deductive method, particularly its connection to Karl Popper,as well as its application to teaching the scientific method to university students. Given its subject matter, this talk should be of interest to all faculty and upper-level students in the experimental sciences, whether natural, social or medical.
And the outcome? Well, we both learned more about each other's perspectives and we agree on many aspects of how science works and how the formal description of the hypothetical-deductive method (as laid out by Popper) doesn't fit science very well at all. But there are points of contention, particularly with regard to exploratory science – where is the boundary with non scientific observation and do exploratory surveys have implicit hypotheses or not?
Alex wrapped up all his revisions yesterday, and submitted his thesis today.
Two and a bit years of hard work culminated in 5 total chapters – 3 of which are destined for publication. He used bioinformatics, quantitative PCR and in-situ hybridization to find patterns of gene expression, focusing on neurotransmitter-related genes in Lymnaea. Congratulations Alex on a fantastic achievement. Next up for him: some more work wrapping up those publications, and then hopefully off to start a PhD.
Areej Alansari has gotten caught between the governments of Saudi Arabia and Canada. She has to head home very soon. Fortunately, she has just enough data collected for her MSc on snail navigation behaviour, so she can now focus on writing up the thesis from a distance. We are all looking to give her as much support as possible so she can finish up her degree after investing so much into it over the last couple years. It was a fun send-off party (for biologists).
This summer, Kero continued our work testing the snail navigation behaviour towards food sources. His experiment focused how the animals performed in the dark but with water flow. That meant he had to first construct a cover in order to block any light from reaching the flow tank. Then 54 trials across 3 different treatments, comparing responses to tasty food (to a snail) to two control conditions. Then analysis of the video data began: transforming all the trials into videograms and tracking the different snails throughout out the trials.
Michelle Hodgson says: the beginning of the summer was filled with lots of reading and planning for the preparation of deployment. Katerina and I spent most of May and June in the Chemistry lab with Sophie preparing the siloxane-based surface treatments, while Sophie was away.
After the completion of our treatments, we were ready to assemble the frames that would house all 96 treatments. 1152 drilled holes and a countless number of zip-ties later, the assemblage was complete.
We initially planned to deploy our treatments on July 5th, but with a late mussel set, it was delayed until July 20th. While waiting to deploy, we had the opportunity to collect plankton samples in hopes to identify mussel larvae; which happens to be much more difficult than we had hoped!
Once all treatments were placed into the water, things merged into a regular schedule. Every week we traveled to the aquaculture farm to collect photos and monitor the progress of mussel fouling. Due to the late deployment, we will continue our collections until late September. After all the data is collected, we will be analyzing the photos to see which treatments are the most effective at minimizing mussel fouling.
This summer was jam-packed with lobster activities! Our field work consisted of lobster collections- both trapping by boat and SCUBA! In the lab Ella and Aaron prepared for future behavioural experiments with juvenile lobsters. This included preliminary tests (sometimes using infrared light and special GoPro cameras) recording lobster escape response (check out the great tail-flip below!), foraging, and predator avoidance behaviour. In anticipation of the incoming baby lobbies, Ella and Aaron also constructed a lobster hotel!
Russell spent most of July in Australia doing all sorts of science – snails, medusae, giant tritons, and Crown-of-Thorns seastars (and some fun encountering some southern biota outside of the lab, also). Much of the time was spent catching up with folks in the Cummins lab at the University of Sunshine Coast – working on manuscripts and providing advice to new students on their behaviour experiments. The International Congress of Neuroethology was also held in Brisbane, and our poster shared recent work by MSc students Areej Alansari and Alex Young on Lymnaea as well as earlier work on Tritonia that involved a whole crowd of past students.
Publication! Opalescent nudibranchs marching northwards.
Merlo, E.M., Milligan, K.A., Sheets, N.B., Neufeld, C.J., Eastham, T.M., Estores-Pacheco, A.L.K., Steinke, D., Hebert, P.D.N., Valdés, Á., and Wyeth, R.C. 2018. Range extension for the region of sympatry between the nudibranchs Hermissenda opalescens and Hermissenda crassicornis in the northeastern Pacific. FACETS 3(1): 764–776. doi:10.1139/facets-2017-0060.


Hello! My name isJasmineand I would love to meet you!
My name is Jasmine! I'm a sweet little girl still finding my way. I'm very shy, so I need some time to get comfortable around you. Once I am, I am playful and like to give kisses. Hugs are nice too! I might even try snuggling, but only if I know you well. My crate is my safe place and where I keep all my toys. Roll a ball and I will chase it and then it fits nicely into my crate. I'm told I need to learn to share. I like other dogs and I'm learning to go for walks with them, but it's still a little scary. I will sit for a treat and food, and sometimes even dance! When you're away or sleeping I don't make any messes, but I prefer to stay in my crate with my toys for now. Be a little patient with me and I will love you and kiss you and win you over with my cuteness! Please put an application in to meet me today!


Campsite Le Moulin du Teinturier is a campsite with 85 touring pitches. During low season, between 01-01-2019 - 14-07-2019 and 01-09-2019 - 31-12-2019, the nightly rate is €12,- at one of the 85 touring pitches at Campsite Le Moulin du Teinturier in Saint-Martin-Valmeroux (Cantal). At this campsite you can not only use your CampingCard ACSI for inexpensive camping, you can also use your ACSI Club ID (as an alternative ID).
Well maintained campsite with an agreeable atmosphere. Ideal starting point for exciting excursions in the area. Located on the river Maronne, spacious comfortable pitches, various sports facilities.
Would you like to book Campsite Le Moulin du Teinturier or request more information? You can do both using the information below.
From Mauriac take the D922 to St. Martin-Valmeroux or from Aurillac take the D922. The campsite is located in the centre at the bridge over the Maronne, second intersection left direction Loupiac.
CampingCard ACSI will send your information request to "Campsite Le Moulin du Teinturier".


[Security And Privacy] Should I Keep My ETH and ERC20 Tokens on Multiple Addresses?
MyEtherWallet (MEW) is a front-end interface that enables direct interaction with the Ethereum blockchain. Any Ethereum address (0x….) can hold both ETH and ERC20 tokens. MEW allows users to manage a variety of different funds on a single address.
Many exchanges will give separate addresses for separate tokens, but this is not necessary on MEW. Whether you store all your funds on one address or spread your crypto portfolio across multiple addresses is ultimately up to you.
Some users prefer to have their funds distributed across multiple addresses for the purposes of security, organization, or personal preference. Others find that keeping track of one wallet is easier. We suggest using whichever method best fits your needs.
However, remember that all Ethereum blockchain transactions require gas, which is always paid in ETH. We recommend having at least .01 ETH on all your addresses, for sending transactions when needed. Also, make sure to keep all your information organized. The more addresses you have, the easier it can be to lose track and forget essential details about your wallets.


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Knott relaxed, focused ahead of maiden Olympics stint
Posted at Jul 22 2021 06:41 PM
Filipino-American sprinter Kristina Knott is now fully recovered from a bout with COVID-19 and is raring to go in her first appearance in the Olympic Games.
Knott was greeted by blazing summer weather when she started working out at the Transcosmos Track and Field stadium on Wednesday morning in Isahaya City in southern Nagasaki.
But the sprinter did not mind the temperatures that ranged from 32C to 34C, knowing that it simulated the conditions she will be experiencing at the National Stadium in Kasumigaoka at the Shinjuku area in Tokyo.
Knott, who qualified via the universality rule, will run the 200 meters.
READ: Knott wants to break 23-second mark in the Olympics
The Fil-Am track star, who is with coach Rohsaan Griffin and strength and conditioning coach Carlo Buzzichelli, will train exclusively at Transcosmos until Monday.
After that, Knott moves to another venue, because Transcosmos will be used as COVID-19 vaccination facility for local residents.
"Relaxed lang siya, pero focused. I like her state of mind going into competition," said Philippine Athletics Track and Field Association marketing and communications chief Edward Kho, who paid the group a visit and watched Knott in her first hour of training.
"It was a great opening day. We had a good session on both the weight room and the track," said Griffin.
There will be no distractions for Knott as their team has the stadium to themselves. On Saturday, Knott and her coaches will go to Shimabara municipal oval in Shimabara City to practice.
After that, Knott will be in Tokyo for the women's 200-meter sprints, where she will try to cross the 23-second barrier.
The 25-year-old Knott owns the national records in the 100 meters (11.27s) and 200 meters (23.01s).
For breaking news and latest developments on the Summer Olympics in Tokyo, visit https://news.abs-cbn.com/tokyo-olympics
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Cyprus Airways Public Ltd, operating as Cyprus Airways, is the national airline of Cyprus, a public limited company with its head offices located in the capital of the island, Nicosia. It operates scheduled services to 14 destinations in Europe and the Middle East. In summer months the airline also operates charter flights mainly to the United Kingdom and Greece. It flies from its hub Larnaca.


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Back in 2000, Sandy published the CD titled, "Right Where You Belong" under her artist name, "Sandy Kane." The CD features 9 tracks, eight of which are originals. Since that time, she has used the artist name, Sandy Stillman-Alvin.
Please browse the tracks, browse the live performances, and support independent artists and their music!
To download and purchase Sandy's music, visit her Google Play artist store: Click here
Audio files: Right Where You Belong, In Your Company, You're Not That Kind, This Time, Anywhere the Wind Blows, April Love
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YouTube videos of live performances:
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Christmas medley with Susan Simpson accompanying in December 2011; Sandy's version of "Poor Wayfaring Stranger" with Guitars & Friends at Nash Arts in April 2011. Group includes J.D. Joyner, Randy Davis, Daniel Walker, and Mitch Miles.
Amy H Wigington says:
I am so honored to be an owner of one of those precious CD's mentioned above! When I listen to it, I am awed and inspired by my long-time friend and mentor, Sandy. God truly blessed her with a beautiful voice and she honors Him with her talents. Love you Sandy!
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It is time to revisit your idea that your blouse needs to be stacked with an excessive number of embellishments for it to look stylish.
This blouse trend has been around for some time now and looks like there is no indication of this trend vanishing anytime soon. This cold shoulder blouse design is a big hit because of its versatility.
Sleek elbow sleeve blouse has a different taste that offers a stylish look to any saree. It can be perfect for parties and weddings and they can be paired with almost any kind of sarees.
Round high neck blouses can be worn by ladies of all shapes and sizes and they work commendably for both casual and festive occasions.
This season, it is about frilled sleeves. It can be a remarkable way to add glam to your saree. A well-placed frill on a blouse is an elegant style statement.
If you are looking to give a chic look to your blouse, a stylish halter neck blouse can be a perfect pick. It is surely one of the favorite blouse designs of the best designers.
That was 5 stylish blouse designs that can get your yearlong inspirations.
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The mission of MASC is thorough, professional, and affordable care. Fees are based on current insurance presets and professional standards.
All major insurances are accepted, but uninsured patients, students, and patient's with financial hardship are welcome here.
Prescription medications are billed separately through your choice of pharmacy.
Lab work is run through any accredited lab including Duke Life Point and Bell Hospital. They have their own billing procedures.
To make an appointment, please click on the "Schedule Appointment" bar above.
Making an appointment is simple and fast. You will receive an email confirmation and we only ask for your initials, email address, and reason for your visit. You may also email us at MASC906@gmail.com or call 906-235-4486.
Please give a 24 hour notice if you are unable to make your appointment. After 3 missed appointments, we will be unable to see you at our facility.
We reserve the right to cancel any appointment that may be more appropriate for another clinic.
Please use the above email link to contact Dr. Sulik.


We know that many of you already love our Progression Player app but we don't just take that for granted as we want to keep improving your experience where we can.
Helping you to explore the features the app offers and get the most out of the instructional videos you can use to improve your kiting from beginner to pro level.
And if that wasn't enough we've even made it easier for you to tell us how much you love the app and submit a short review – the more we hear your feedback, the more we can keep improving your experience.
So what are you waiting for… update or install the new improved Player app and progress your kiting wherever you may be!


Reykjarnes in the region of Westfjords is a town in Iceland - some 131 mi (or 210 km) North of Reykjavík, the country's capital city.
Current time in Reykjarnes is now 10:42 PM (Thursday). The local timezone is named "Atlantic / Reykjavik" with an UTC offset of 0 hours. Depending on the availability of means of transportation, these more prominent locations might be interesting for you: Sauðárkrókur, Akureyri, Selfoss, Reykjavík, Kuvikur or Borgarnes. Since you are here already, make sure to check out Reykjarnes and Gjogur. We also found some pictures.
Gjögur Airport is an airport serving the small population of the Árneshreppur district in the Westfjords of north-west Iceland, on the coast of Húnaflói bay. It is staffed part-time by an AFIS controller, and only opens for Flugfélag Ernir flights, which are twice a week in the winter and once a week in the summer. Gjögur airport is very important to the local population. In the winter, the airport is the only means of access to the entire district, as the access road is impassable.
Located at 66.01, -21.37 (Lat. / Lng.), less than 2 mi away.
Árneshreppur is an Icelandic municipality, located in the Westfjords peninsula of northwestern Iceland. As of 2011, Árneshreppur had a total population of only 52, what makes it the least populated municipality in the country. It has a population density of 0.07/km² (0.18/mi²). The total area is 724 km² (280 mi²). The village Djúpavík at the Reykjarfjörður is situated in the municipality. Other villages are Gjögur, Norðurfjörður and Krossness.
Located at 66.01, -21.37 (Lat. / Lng.), less than 3 mi away.
Djúpavík is a small village in the North-West of Iceland. It is located at the head of Reykjarfjörður on the Strandir coast in the Westfjords region (Vestfirðir), in the municipality of Árneshreppur. It is approximately 70 km away from Hólmavík (the nearest settlement of any account), 280 km from Ísafjörður and 340 km from the country's capital Reykjavík. At present it only consists of seven houses, a hotel and the ruinous remains of a herring factory.
Located at 66.01, -21.37 (Lat. / Lng.), less than 7 mi away.


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Dag Jonzon
Dag Jonzon is an independent broadcast journalist and filmmaker, specialising in global environmental issues, culture and social affairs.
In 1975 he founded the first weekly national environmental programme for Swedish Radio, the national public service broadcast company. Since then, Dag has continued to cover sustainable development issues, working internationally on environmental and natural history series for Swedish TV and TV4. His latest film "The Warden of Sarek", produced for Swedish public broadcaster SVT, reached close to one million viewers in 2016/2017.
During 2004-2013 Dag oversaw Sustainable Development and Communication & Media within Sida Partnership Forum, the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, and was responsible for international conferences on Green Solutions, Climate Change and Sustainable Development.
During this time he worked with Mark Edwards on the Hard Rain exhibition and helping to develop the new exhibition WHOLE EARTH? HARD RAIN PROJECT and WHOLE EARTH? was awarded the 2017 §50 000 UNESCO Japan Prize on Education for Sustainable Development (ESD). He is now working as Director for Hard Rain Project, now a Key Partner to UNESCO Global Action Programme on ESD.
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Mr. Coben writes stand-alone novels, which are awesome, but he also writes an ongoing mystery series that is totally one of my all-time favourites. So when I heard about a YA spinoff, I was…well…concerned. It's not that I doubted Harlan Coben's talent (I swear that I didn't Mr. Coben, DON'T HATE ME) but I just didn't think it would be possible to have the same kind of vibe in YA as there is in Adult Fiction.
so I got over myself and bought Shelter. Haha!
Shelter stars Mickey Bolitar, Myron's nephew, a fifteen-year-old kid whose father (Myron's brother) died in a car crash and mother is in drug rehab. Not a happy situation, obviously. Myron takes Mickey in, but their relationship is strained, at best. Mickey has a hard time adjusting to his new school, as most teens would, but when his girlfriend goes missing, Mickey discovers that he has his uncle's penchant for private investigating and he gets right on investigating what went down.
There are a lot of similarities between Mickey and Myron's characters, most notably their voices and senses of humour, but Mickey is certainly a younger, more vulnerable character. The stakes aren't quite as high as they are in the Myron books, which is good…you know, because Shelter is YA and not Adult Fiction, and it had my attention from start to finish. In fact, I read it in one sitting. The mystery component is layered and dense, and there were enough bits of misdirection to keep me on my toes.
So basically, what I'm saying, is that Harlan Coben is a freaking genius because he managed to not only have the same witty-yet-thriller-y vibe that pops up in his previous novels, but he's probably been able to hook an entirely new and much younger audience with Mickey.
Well done, Mr. Coben. Well done.
If you haven't read any of Harlan Coben's books, you totally should, and Shelter would be a great intro. I'm not sure if the Mickey series will have the same depth of supporting characters that make the Myron books so incredible, but here's hoping!


BEATRICE, Neb. – The remains of a second world War pilot, were finally buried with full military honors in his home state of Nebraska after 73 years on foreign soil.
Flight Officer Richard Lane died in combat in 1944. His family believed that his remains were buried in a cemetery in the southeast Nebraska city of Filley, and they visited his grave on Memorial Day for seven decades. But it remains buried under Lane's gravestone were recently discovered to be that of another man.
Lane 's family learned of the error to a family in Idaho discovered the two soldiers' remains were off.
"A small part of the get of a soldier or the remains of the pilot back where they belong — it gives me chills," said Patrick Biddy, a veteran and historian of the 2nd Cavalry Regiment, who has helped in the return Lane's remains home to Nebraska.
The remains buried in Lane's grave is now being examined in a laboratory at Offutt Air Force Base near Omaha. Biddy is pending of the confirmation of the body's identity, but he believes that it is the remains of Pfc. Fred Ashley, a 2nd Cavalry reconnaissance scout from Idaho.
Lane and Ashley had no connection when they were alive. But after the end of the war, their unidentified remains were taken to Nuremberg, Germany, for the re-burial on the same day. Their remains were buried as unidentified veterans, and were moved several times in Europe. Some were eventually mistakenly identified as Lane and sent to Nebraska.
The Lane family held a funeral Thursday in Beatrice, almost 70 years after the first. Lane's sister, his cousin and a large group of American Legion Riders welcome his body to its final resting place.


This morning, on the train, I cranked up MyEclipse to do some final tidying up on the first cut of me lovely wee WAR file, only to find that my trial period of thirty days had expired. Well, it's testament to the usefulness of this bit of kit that I had absolutely no hesitation in making the purchase as soon as I was in the office and on-line.
Seriously, thirty bucks for a piece of kit as good as this is an absolute steal. As good as they are, I gave up clamouring for WSAD, or RAD, or whatever the hell it's called a long time ago — especially when I was told we have to sell our first-borns to get extra RAM installed at work. So, Eclipse, with this handy J2EE-oriented set of extras, was a shoo-in for me. I have not regretted it, and I've had a lot of use from it.
The application I'm currently finishing is pretty much exclusively back-end, in that whilst I coded a JSP, end users shouldn't see it (there is a reason for this, trust me). However, it's nice to know that with MyEclipse there's plenty of stuff to play with concerning Struts, JSF, and so on. Bring it on!
In other news, whilst I was beavering into the night with MyEclipse on Friday, it doesn't appear as though I missed too much with regards @media 2005: Mr. Marshall has the scoop.
At first I thought "Why do I need to pay for this?" but then I read some more (an often useful exercise that's seldom done these days) and, I have to say, it does look like a bargain.
"a word said to frighten or drive away a person or animal.
MyEclipse is real nice and the support people do listen.
Thanks for clearing that up, Ben.
As allways it depends on the project. In the organization I am working at the moment, they are doing huge applications for many regional banks with heavy EJB2.0 usage, lots of code generation, MDA, etc.
The banks are happy and its the most secure working environment I experienced for 3 years. For this kind of big project, WSAD is better than eclipse.
For small or medium sized project, Eclipse is of course better.
IBM does not stress that, because they just love every WSAD customer too much.


Take command of the road in the 2007 Lincoln MKZ This 4 door, 5 passenger sedan has not yet reached the hundred thousand mile mark! It features an automatic transmission, all-wheel drive, and a 3.5 liter 6 cylinder engine. Lincoln infused the interior with top shelf amenities, such as: delay-off headlights, front and rear reading lights, an automatic dimming rear-view mirror, automatic dimming door mirrors, heated door mirrors, cruise control, and power front seats. Lincoln ensures the safety and security of its passengers with equipment such as: dual front impact airbags, front side impact airbags, traction control, a panic alarm, and 4 wheel disc brakes with ABS. This car was designed with safety in mind, allowing you to drive with even greater assurance. We pride ourselves on providing excellent customer service. Please don't hesitate to give us a call.


Welcome to the Greater Saint James Missionary Baptist Church Website. We are glad that you have decided to visit us via the World Wide Web. It is our desire that this site will serve as an effective tool of inspiration and information. Please take time to learn about the church, ministries, as well as upcoming events. At our church, you will find people of all ages with many different backgrounds, personalities, and levels of spiritual growth, but united together in Jesus Christ. If you are seeking Christ, a church home, or simply desiring to make a change, we invite you to join us and become a member. We welcome you and please come again!


Popular streamer Jaryd 'Summit1g' Lazar swapped Sea of Thieves for the new Apex Legends game and he couldn't believe how badly his aiming has deteriorated over time.
Summit, who is well-known for his Counter-Strike: Global Offensive exploits, decided to give his viewers something different when he tried out the new free-to-play title from Titanfall's Respawn studio.
However, nobody could have predicted just how embarrassing one of the streamer's first performances would turn out to be.
Apex Legends is the latest game to follow the Battle Royale trend, just like Fortnite and PUBG.
After his teammate JoshOG was knocked down, he quickly called out the location of the player - expecting Summit to rush in and save the day with his pistol. "Guy behind me, guy behind me" he said, before being eliminated.
Summit spotted the enemy and had the high ground, which - you would think - would make it easier for him to pick the player off. "Bro, full potato!" he shouted, after being mocked by his squad for missing a few shots. "He's running like a ninja bro!" Summit joked.
Not many people would have expected it to take not one, not two, but nineteen shots from point-blank range for him to pick up a single kill in this hilariously bad play.
Summit might gain a lot of attention from this shooting gaffe, but he's not the only high-profile streamer testing the game at the moment.
In fact, Dr Disrespect has already found a hilarious new way to use grappling hooks in the game and shroud has also been discussing the impressive weapon recoil features too.
With hype building for the game right now, the Apex Legends' developing team Respawn has laid out its objectives for the next 12 months and it's fair to say things look really exciting for fans.


Birrfeld Airport is located in Aargau, Switzerland. It is classed as a small airport and as such only available to approved aircraft.
Buttwil Airport is located in Aargau, Switzerland. It is classed as a small airport and as such only available to approved aircraft.
Fricktal-Schupfart Airport is located in Aargau, Switzerland. It is classed as a small airport and as such only available to approved aircraft.
Holziken Heliport is located in Aargau, Switzerland. It is classed as a heliport and as such only available to approved aircraft.