In a personal relationship there's a very private one-to-one context. Due to a high level of trust and possibly intimacy, the two people can get incredibly deep in personal themes that can open up the very fundamentals of our behaviours, beliefs, …and beings. We might even discover a side of the person we have never seen before, and it could be unsettling. We need to remind ourselves that the person isn't a different person just because we know something new, and again unconditional acceptance is key.
This also means that sometimes the space is going to be created to resolve something about the relationship itself. The person creating the safe space could be doing that to either talk about a problem they are having with the other, or to allow the other to express something difficult about the person.
It's a situation that makes the safe space hard to maintain: how do you deal with emotions when you are the target of the venting? How do you take action after it? Can you really withhold advice and avoid being defensive?
A way to del with it could be to be able to pause a safe space. Some people use a safeword for it: if a specific, previously mutually agreed word, gets raised by either party in the discussion, then the safe space is paused and everyone takes a break to breath, deal with their emotions, and think about it more. This can be very effective, as sometimes emotions could get too intense.
Difficult emotions are ok to be felt: anger, disgust, fear, sadness. While we might feel hurt ourselves by seeing these emotions in the other, it's also not the emotion, it's what the other person does with the emotion that matters. One can feel anger and decide to not act upon it. This means they aren't the angry person, they are the one that decided to do otherwise.
"Rather than being your thoughts and emotions, be the awareness behind them".
If both the people in the relationship are mature enough to create this space for each other, it's an ideal scenario where it's likely for growth to happen and for a fuller expression of themselves to flourish.
In a group the privacy is extended to multiple people. The depth the group can reach usually depends on how safe is perceived the least trusted person in the group, which means that the larger the group the harder it is to reach personally challenging topics. There might be various types of groups, but here I'm referring to these groups where people relate to each other as equals, one of the contributors to the group trust is being built on the idea nobody is better than others.
Even if they can often lack depth, groups provide additional benefits. One, the most obvious, is the ability to receive a diverse number of perspectives from multiple people, that can enrich and open the mind even further. This is not just about receiving "more", it's also about the likelihood that the right perspective is contributed to the discussion.
Group safe spaces are also more effective as any discussion between two members can be more easily mediated by the others. This also means that it potentially allows for more growth for the individuals as the external perspective is likely to be more balanced and can avoid stalemates. Growth also happens not for the individual that walks into the safe space, but for everyone contributing.
Having multiple people helping is also an incredibly powerful source of energy for the individual, as it's not just a personal matter, or one person opinion, but there's the backing of an entire group.
In a workplace we find both one-on-one and group safe spaces, but what usually changes is that there are power differentials at play that don't show up in the other two as they are considered all between peers. While the power differential can make harder to create safe spaces, it also drives usually conversation toward more utilitarian topics: goals, work, career, collaboration, emotional impact of and on others, and so on. The loss in depth and the challenge of power differentials is offset by avoiding too intimate topics.
Due to the competitiveness and hierarchies of many workplaces, it might also be difficult to begin creating the trust necessary for them to exist. A good way is to use our own vulnerabilities first: accepting errors, admitting faults, and then showing that's no problem and that we deal with these well, is a good way to create the preconditions that later allows safe spaces. It can take some time.
The ability to create safe spaces in a workplace is something that I personally consider essential for managers and leaders to execute and master. Often the discussions about safe spaces in business take the shape of "one on ones", the personal discussion a manager has in a private space with an individual. But what is that if not the preparatory pieces for a safe space to exist?
Evaluative discussions are all discussions that in positive or negative relate the individual to the company, but need to go through the boundary of privacy that the safe space requires. This includes discussions around performance, evaluation, salary, firing, and so on. Mixing evaluative discussions and safe spaces will violate the privacy criteria because some actions the manager have to take will require to share things outside the private discussion, and that's not compatible with a safe space. Doing that will break the trust, which is why it's important to be clear when a discussion is evaluative.
It's possible to get explicit consent to share something from the safe space outside, but that ideally shouldn't be the norm, as in the long term might impact the trust as well.
If you're a manager with a more democratic or affiliative style this is even more important, as you'll be tempted to make every discussion as a safe space. Be clear about what's happening.
I didn't know at the time, but this I believe it was the direct application, even if a bit extreme, of a group safe space in a work context. Imagine all these people, all professionals, able to challenge each other often, while at the same time keeping their personal relationships going within that space.
Clearly that's an extreme example because they were purposefully working on the under-developed parts of their own psyche — that was their work — yet if it works in that scenario, it's even more likely to be effective in a normal work context.
Thanks for Tammie Lister, Marie-Cécile Paccard, Nicolò Volpato, and Nathalia Scherer for the feedback.
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Oxford to host 412 youth soccer teams
Photo provided by Cincy SC
More than 6,500 youth soccer players, their families, coaches, friends and referees will be in Oxford over the next two weekends for the EPIC CUP Soccer Tournament.
By Emily Scott
The EPIC Cup Soccer Tournament is coming back to Oxford in full scale for the first time since 2019. Over the next two weekends, 412 youth teams will come to town to play for a 50 inch, 52 pound trophy.
Since 2016, the EPIC Cup has been put on by the Cincinnati Soccer Club, commonly known as Cincy SC. The club's mission is influenced by the EPIC model: excellence, player development, integrity and community.
"It's been a great partnership with the City of Oxford and the parks department," said Brett Dickson, EPIC Cup tournament director and Cincy FC communications director and founder. "I can't say how much we appreciate that and hope this relationship continues. We enjoy coming up to Oxford each year. We are always looking to encourage more local involvement."
This weekend, 172 girls' teams from U9 to U19 (under age 9 to under age 19) will compete. Next weekend 148 boys' teams from U9 to U19 will compete. This is the first year the tournament will include the Junior Division, which includes 92 boys and girls U7 and U8 teams and will be next weekend.
In all, the event will bring 6,500 players and coaches, their friends and families, and several hundred referees to Oxford. The tournament also attracts some college scouts.
The teams will mostly play at Oxford Community Park, although some games will be held at Cook Field and Leonard Howell Park.
The EPIC Cup encourages good sportsmanship by giving integrity wristbands to referees, who then give them to players who stand out in each game. In past years, this wristband was given from the other team, but Dickson said they decided to make the change to encourage respectful relationships with officials.
"What we really want to do is encourage great sportsmanship," Dickson said. "As adults, we should all be in this together to encourage player development and love of the game, but I think we lose sight of that sometimes. This is one way that we can remind everyone that we are all in this together."
There is a referee shortage nationwide, so Dickson said he also hopes that this will spark a positive interaction between officials, parents and players, which could encourage some to begin refereeing.
Another unique aspect of this tournament is the size of the trophy. Dickson said when he and his partner Russell Lewis began the club and the tournament several years ago, they knew they needed an epic trophy for the EPIC Cup. Winning teams get medals to take home but get to take pictures with the giant trophy and attempt to hoist it up.
"It's one of the reasons the EPIC Cup stands out," Dickson said. "The giant trophy is one of the things that kids get excited about. It helps draw teams to our tournament."
The EPIC cup, seen here atop the bar in the Gaslight Brewhouse in Oxford, stands 50 inches high and weighs 50 pounds. Photo by Cincy SC
The trophy stands 50 inches tall and weighs 52 pounds. This is more than a foot taller and over 10 pounds heavier than the Stanley Cup awarded for the National Hockey League championship.
The tournament has been quickly growing since its start in 2016. It has been played in Oxford since 2017. Tournament attendance has grown almost 45% from 2019, the tournament's peak year before the COVID-19 pandemic, to this year, said Dickson.
In 2020, the tournament was canceled due to the pandemic. Last year, the tournament was held, but the number of teams was purposefully kept low at just 204 teams to keep those who attended safe.
Cincy SC has been working closely with the City of Oxford to ensure the tournament runs smoothly, and to encourage business in the Oxford area. Both Epic Cup and Enjoy Oxford have their own scavenger hunts that feature stops around the city to encourage tournament attendees to explore.
Oxford does have some constraints, such as field space and lack of hotels. The tournament had to turn down around 20 teams, which Dickson said is rare. Cincy FC has considered moving the tournament out of Oxford to a bigger area, but Dickson said the club has had a very positive experience in Oxford and does not plan on moving anytime soon.
"We're happy where we are," Dickson said. "Oxford is a special place, and we are here for a reason."
Dickson said he is hoping for good weather both weekends, but contingency plans have been made and Cincy SC will work to ensure all teams get to play as much as possible, despite bad weather.
Emily Scott, Reporter
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§uneval
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§"toSource" method
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§function "caller" property
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§function "arity" property
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§function "arguments" property
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§Function.prototype.isGenerator
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§__count__
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§__parent__
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§Array generics
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§Array comprehensions (JS 1.8 style)
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§Array comprehensions (ES draft style)
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§Expression closures
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§ECMAScript for XML (E4X)
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§Iterator
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§__iterator__
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§Generators (JS 1.8)
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§Generator comprehensions (JS 1.8 style)
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§Generator comprehensions (ES draft style)
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§RegExp "x" flag
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§RegExp "lastMatch"
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§RegExp named groups
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§String.prototype.trimLeft
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§String.prototype.trimRight
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OC Mayor Hopeful Better Times Ahead
Dec 30,2009 by DispatchAdmin
OCEAN CITY — Mayor Rick Meehan will be the first to tell you that he is looking forward to a new calendar year, and he firmly believes that 2010 can and will be a good one for the resort, despite fiscal projections that forecast a similar rough road as the one traveled upon in 2009.
So, as Ocean City collectively bids adieu to what will go down as a tough year for many visitors and residents of the area, Meehan sat down with The Dispatch in his City Hall office on Monday and briefly looked back on the year that was and looked ahead to 2010 from a fiscal, personal and even philosophical standpoint.
Q: People always seem to go into a new year with a heightened sense of optimism and a so-called fresh start from the perils of the year that was. Do you think that the residents and visitors of Ocean City are relieved that 2009 is finally coming to a close and are carrying into the new year any bit of optimism?
A: I think we got some good signs to be optimistic about during the second half of 2009, and if you look at how Ocean City fared compared to other places, especially from July 1 on, was a pleasant surprise to a lot of people who found that we did a little better than most people thought we would, so that in itself should create a little bit of optimism.
Ocean City is certainly not immune as a community or a vacation destination to all the things going on around us, but we have worked very hard to make sure that we are going into the new year in the right direction, and I think if people really look at what we are doing, they will feel a bit better about where we are headed.
Q: Historically, you are not a politician who sits secluded in his office and governs from a desk. On the contrary, you are visible in the community and have always argued that you strive to have a very strong presence and understanding of the people whom you represent. As you look back on 2009, talk about how the decrease in some vital numbers or statistical figures equated to troubles for real people living and working in this community.
A: Even a flat economy hurts or makes it difficult for people because costs are always rising even when profits are declining. If you look at the different industries in Ocean City, even though tourism is our main industry, there are others like real estate, which supports it. I think real estate was the hardest hit and if you talk to people in the restaur7ant or bar industry, they will tell you that they saw how much real estate generates the economy in Ocean City.
I think the uncertainty about real estate affected everybody, including our non-resident property owners. Everyone had to make adjustments and even though people I know personally who own businesses had good summers, they will tell you that spring and fall were both down, and there is a real concern for January, February and early March this year. We are always more optimistic as winter turns to spring, which leads us to the summer, but I think this year, the biggest concern is getting through the next few months.
Q: There were a number of big stories or events that took place over the course of 2009. What do you think was the most interesting storyline of 2009 here in Ocean City?
A: It may not be very glamorous and it might even be cliché, but what we did with the budget this year was the biggest storyline of the year for me. When you think about the budget crisis throughout this country, the state and even the counties, it is a tremendous achievement for us to end up where we did and recognize the savings we did even before the budget process took place.
Not to steal [City Manager] Dennis' [Dare] phrase, but we right-sized the government and did a number of things to make cuts and anticipate some of the cuts that were going to come down from the state so we would have money to offset reductions and the eventual further reductions that came later in the year. We did a great job with the budget this year, and as we move forward, we are in a good position going into the new year. And if you recall, when we passed that budget, I don't remember one person stepping up and arguing the merits of the budget we presented, so that makes me think that we have the support of the taxpayers.
Q: It was considered a major achievement to lower the tax rate to 39.5 cents (per $100 assessed valuation) from the proposed 41 cents from the city manager during the budget process. As assessments, which decreased $1.1 billion, enter the second of a three-year plateau and coupled with the fact that many of the $2.7 million in cuts last year were one-time savings for the town, how difficult will it be to hold the line on the tax rate?
A: I don't know yet. Our goal is always to at the very least hold the line. I do think it's probably a little early to determine whether or not we will be able to do that this year, but that is going to be and is always the goal.
We are going to continue the hiring freeze and make more cuts where we can, and we will also be doing another pre-budget analysis, which I think is very smart. We are fortunate that we have enterprise funds that help pay for things like water and wastewater, but I think that beach replenishment is going to be a big challenge as we move forward. We are in good shape to pay for our portion and we are in a good position for federal funding, but that and things like the Boardwalk [reconstruction] project [alleged to begin in 2012] are going to be things that we have to think about while we prepare this upcoming budget and how we plan for future ones.
Q: Do you think that residents will understand if the town is forced to raise the tax rate, all things considered, and furthermore, do you think that residents and non-resident property owners will be understanding of the so-called governmental tasks at hand that you just described?
A: Our citizens have always been very supportive and understanding when we do vital projects because we have worked very hard to keep up the infrastructure and the services for the visitors and residents. When you look at your tax rate, you can look out the window and see the improvements and the return on your investment. You can look at the police presence, the beach, the clean streets and know that this is the price for living in a small resort town. We try to keep the citizens a part of the process and I think that we all have a great amount of pride for our community and what it takes to help it grow.
Q: How do you think the presence of slots will alter the daily lives and business practices of area residents?
A: The basis for slots relies on discretionary income, and that's what tourism essentially depends on, so I think there will be added competition for that dollar. I truly believe that people come to this area for the beach, but it will be a bit of an education and a transition at the beginning.
I'm not so worried about the short-term, as I am about further on up the road. If the presence of slots in Maryland recaptures some of that money that is spent in Delaware, what is Delaware going to have to do to recapture that lost income? You are already seeing conversations starting about sports betting and table games in Delaware, so my concern is where will it all stop?
Q: What surprised you the most in 2009 on the local level?
A: I've been doing this for so long, it's kind of hard to be surprised on some level, but if I had to pick one, I think I was most surprised with how controversial the advertising agency search ended up being. We have a very talented agency that produced very good results for the town of Ocean City for a long time. Although I do agree that we should periodically have a review, I guess the intensity of the review and the scrutiny that came along with it was a lot more than I anticipated, especially with the results that MGH had brought to the town.
Q: What is your biggest hope for Ocean City in 2010?
A: Some things are out of our control on the local level, and unfortunately, I think some of those things that are happening nationally have a big effect on us. I think there's a big degree of uncertainty for people concerning the big issues that face this country as a whole and I think we need to get past some of those so we can keep moving forward. I think in Ocean City, our morale is good, but people need to see that there is light at the end of the tunnel. When you can see an end to the hard times, it energizes you and it puts everyone in a mood to want to move forward in a good direction. We've got a lot of good things planned for this year in Ocean City, and hopefully, we can do some things to help people see a little light at the end of the tunnel.
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Rezoning To Bring Commercial Uses To 'Berlin Gateway'
SNOW HILL – County officials approved a rezoning this week that will allow for commercial development of 18 acres of farmland on Route 50.On Tuesday, the Worcester County Commissioners approved a request to rezone 18 acres at the intersection of Route 50 and Route 346 from agricultural to commercial. The rezoning is expected to allow… Read more »
Berlin Teen Pleads Guilty To Second-Degree Murder
SNOW HILL — A Berlin teen charged in May for his role in the death of another teen during an altercation pleaded guilty on Tuesday to second-degree murder and now awaits his fate pending a pre-sentence investigation.Around 6:15 p.m. last May 20, Berlin Police responded to a wooded area behind an apartment complex near Route… Read more »
Hundreds Attend Offshore Wind Hearing In Ocean City
OCEAN CITY — The detriments and merits of super-sized wind turbines offshore were the subject of Saturday's five-hour-plus public hearing, which ended with state officials mulling a re-opening of an evidentiary hearing on the proposed projects.In December, the Maryland Public Service Commission (PSC) issued an order opining the proposed changes in wind turbine heights for… Read more »
OCPD Reports Drop In Applicants For 2020 Season
OCEAN CITY – As the Ocean City Police Department prepares for the upcoming summer season, Police Chief Ross Buzzuro shared his recruitment concerns this week.On Monday, Buzzuro presented the Ocean City Police Commission with an update on recruitment efforts for seasonal officers and public safety aides."We have seen a dropoff in candidates," he said, "about… Read more »
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Denmark has established a Real Time Closure (RCT) in their waters of the Skagerrak from the 11 to the 31 of January 2022, inclusive.
Further conditions governing fisheries during an RTC will apply:
The area is closed for fishery except for the following gears:
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EFCA Five-Year Independent External Evaluation kicks off
A new 5-year independent external evaluation of the European Fisheries Control Agency for the years 2017-2021 commenced on 26 November.
The evaluation will be conducted in line with the Evaluation Mandate and its Terms of Reference.
The key to the success of this evaluation is ensuring comprehensive feedback from all stakeholders to the benefit of EFCA´s whole community, therefore we would appreciate your involvement if you are contacted by the external evaluator.
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EFCA supports the operation "Seydouba Camara" organised by the Sub-Regional Fisheries Commission
From 20 to 25 November 2021, in the framework of the EU-funded Programme PESCAO, EFCA supported the joint control operation "Seydouba Camara" organised by the Subregional Fisheries Commission (SRFC), a regional fisheries body based in Dakar (Senegal) that brings together 7 Western African countries[1] to enhance the sustainable management of fisheries resources in the area.
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EFCA adopts its Work Programme for 2022 with additional resources and elects its Deputy Chair
The Administrative Board adopted the Single Programming Document (SPD), which contains the Multiannual work programme 2022- 2026 and the EFCA´s work programme for year 2022, and elected its Deputy Chair, Mr Yiannos Kyriacou, during its 37th meeting, which was held online for the fourth time.
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Visit of Commissioner Sinkevičius to EFCA and Vigo
European Commissioner for Environment, Oceans and Fisheries Virginijus Sinkevičiusis visited EFCA´s headquarters in Vigo and meet the new Executive Director, Dr. Susan Steele.
EFCA promotes the highest common standards for control under the Common Fisheries Policy, assisting Commissioner Sinkevičius with his mandate of contributing to the European Green Deal.
This day also marked the start of an exciting new chapter and a new voyage for the agency—the arrival of the new vessel means doubling the seagoing assets.
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European enforcement and fisheries control authorities join efforts in tackling illegal fishing
Under the umbrella of EMPACT (European Multidisciplinary Platform against Criminal Threats) and the priority of Environmental Crime, during the week of 03-07 May 2021, a Joint Action Day (JAD) took place, in the framework of Operational Action (OA) on Illegal Fishing.
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The Handbook on European Cooperation on coast guard functions has been adopted
Yesterday the European Commission has adopted the recommendation establishing a 'Practical Handbook' on European cooperation on coast guard functions. The Handbook will be made available as an online platform operated by EFCA in close cooperation with EMSA, Frontex and the Commission and updated with Agencies' and Member States information. . It contains guidelines, recommendations and best practices for the exchange of information on coast guard functions.
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Annual European Coast Guard Event 2021 : Use of digital age technologies in Coast Guard functions
The Annual European Coast Guard Event for 2021 under the theme of "Use of digital age technologies in Coast Guard functions" was held virtually on 29 June 2021. The event was hosted by EFCA at the end of its turn as chair of the tripartite cooperation in support of the European coast guard initiative with the other two maritime EU Agencies, EMSA and Frontex.
The Annual Event provides a platform for national authorities, the EU agencies involved and the European Commission to exchange views on matters related to cooperation on coast guard functions.
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Real Time Closure established by Denmark 24/06 - 14/07/2021
Denmark has established a Real Time Closure (RCT) in their waters of the Skagerrak from the 24 of June to the 14 of July 2021, inclusive.
This RTC is based on the Commission Regulation (EC) no 724/2010 of 12 August 2010
Further conditions governing fisheries during an RTC will apply. The area is closed for fishery except for the following gears:
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We're thrilled to announce our Associate Director Amit Sharma will be joining Birmingham Repertory Theatre as their new Deputy Artistic Director in Spring / Summer 2019. He joins other new appointments Sean Foley as Artistic Director, and Rachael Thomas as Executive Director.
Amit has been Graeae's Associate Director since 2011, and is a graduate from Graeae's Missing Piece actor training course. For Graeae, Amit directed the world première of Jack Thorne's The Solid Life of Sugar Water – a hit of the 2015 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Cosmic Scallies at the Royal Exchange, and The Iron Man which toured nationally and internationally. Also for Graeae, Amit has co-directed the outdoor spectacle Prometheus Awakes and Sequins and Snowballs. In Autumn 2019, Amit will direct a new version of Winsome Pinnock's One Under for a UK tour. Amit has extensive experience in creating opportunities for artists – he led Graeae's flagship UK-wide new writing programme, Write to Play and developed many opportunities for D/deaf and disabled artists while at the Royal Exchange as Associate Artistic Director in 2017-19.
Amit will be hugely missed by us, but we wish him every success with his next chapter. We can't wait to continue and develop our relationship with The Rep.


All the days of I life.
The message conveyed in these lyrics is clear: Those who love people will have goodness and mercy following them, while those who envy others are guaranteed a whipping from the Father's hand. Aren't these prophetic utterances being fulfilled all around us today? What's your experience? It makes sense to love even the worst among our enemies.
Ever wondered about the wisdom in the command to "love your enemies"? I have a perspective: In many ways, enemies are better for us than friends. So you ask, how can I love/embrace someone who wishes me no good?
I will let you in on a little secret: The success of millions of people is attributable to the many enemies who they have had in their circles – not necessarily the number of friends. Enemies are people who challenge, undermine and sabotage us. They stand in our way and are never on the same page as us. Yet, they are the ones who intentionally turn the pages to chapters of success in our lives.
Living, breathing creatures come complete with a competitive spirit – a spirit that will fight back when challenged just to stay afloat. Corner a wild cat in a room with no opportunity to escape and see what this creature will do to you just to survive or escape. Please don't try it, though; you may not survive!
When threatened to lose a treasured possession or opportunity because of an enemy's activities, our natural instinct is to fight back. The tool required for fighting in a particular scenario, for argument's sake, may be increased knowledge (about a particular subject), which further requires diligent research. At the end of the day, the new knowledge gained could propel one to a height of success never dreamt of. Thanks to the enemies!
Some friends are like water sprinklers, while some enemies are like manure. Both are needed for growth and development. Friends are like the umbrella to cover us from the rain, but enemies are the ones who truly prepare us to weather the storm.
Have no enemies? No, you are not the lucky one. It's time to start seeking out or making some. Here is how simple it is: Become your best you. Be nice and kind to everyone at work. Be positive while everyone is negative, laugh plenty, aim high, and stand up for something. Soon, you'll be on everyone's nerves to the extent where they will begin to dislike you. Now that you have created some enemies, love them. Goodness and mercy will follow you all the days of your life.
- Annette, St Andrew, for food items.
- Rema, St Andrew, for donation.
- Granville, St Catherine, for offering a TV to his neighbour.
- Karlene, St Andrew, for donation.
- Miss Bruce, St Andrew, for offering shoes for children and ladies, and also offering a wheelchair and a walking stick.
- Miss Brown, St Catherine, for giving a TV to an amputee in the parish.
- Suzan, Westmoreland: her husband died and her house was destroyed by ants. Started another house but can go no further. Asking for neighbours' help.
- Lomadaley, St Thomas, asking for a television.
- Miss Allen, St Elizabeth, blind for more than 15 years. Badly in need of a stove and also wants a fridge.
- Sandra, St Thomas: renal patient asking for a serger machine and second-hand zinc to help set up bathroom.
To help, please call Silton Townsend @ 334-8165 or 884-3866, or deposit to acct # 351 044 276, NCB. Alternatively, send donations to HELLO NEIGHBOUR C/o 53 Half-Way Tree Road, Kingston 10. Paypal/credit card email: zicron22@yahoo.com. Contact Email: helloneighbour@yahoo.com. Visit hellomineighbourja.blogspot.com. Mr Townsend exclusively manages the collections and distributions mentioned in this column and is neither an employee nor agent of The Gleaner.


It really is wild in the city!
I am grateful every day that I live in the city, not because it is better than the suburbs or the rural areas but because it meets my needs so well. I love the vibrant, busy,always changing nature of the city and I really love Nature in the city.
What is fascinating to me is that no matter what I do, nature continues to make the space even better with features or animals that are completely out of my control. I have had raccoons, stray cats, dogs, possum, a wild turkey, hawks and all types of new england birds in my yard or bird bath. The big surprise this year has been my friend the parakeet/ budgie that has hung around most of the summer. I have gone to on-line lost pet sites, called the local zoo and looked for posted signs about a lost bird and non of these methods have worked. I don't know his or her name and he or she won't come to me. He or she comes everyday with the sparrows and tweets and twitters and eats. Friends and web sites have warned about the up coming winter and how hard it will be for my new friend the budgie. I'll do what I can… any suggestions?
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Water Q: Primary Gage: Mulberry at G. C.
The 'Upper, Upper' (Upper, Upper Upper?) Mulberry is a delightful class I, II, and II+ run. The run begins with class I shoals and simple rapids, and ends up with a few nice II+ rapids. Most everything is a straight shot. As of 2/13/2001, there was one log jam that could barely be avoided and one or two other logs that you could go over with the Garden City gage around 7.4'. This run would be great as an introduction to whitewater or for those seeking a mellower time. I think it is more interesting than the Upper Mulberry. It is easier than the Locust but it has plenty of eddies to catch. The water moves throughout the run, the longest pool is only a few hundred yards long. Several easy, fun front surfing waves are available, and a couple holes could be surfed.
6.0' is probably minimum, but take a look at the put-in. 6.7'+ is probably even better. We ran it as the gage went from 6.7 up to 7.8 or so. The reading at Garden City has other tributaries such as the Duck adding their flow, so this section should have about 1/3 or 1/4 the flow at G.C. Check to see if the other tribs are disproportionally high.
The best place to park at Rt. 67 is the downstream river right side. A wide shoulder in front of a shop has a friendly owner. Two people have gotten hurt using this put-in either by stepping on a wooden stub or falling onto a stump. It is a steep rip-rap bank as I remember, so take your time and be careful.
This run is relatively 'new' to the current Huntsville crowd but has been run many times over the last decades. Kevin Baker used to put in a tandem canoe in various seasons of the year and run all the way to Garden City. The run is around 20 miles, and he says sometimes they had to take out in the dark.


Allen has spent most of his career in New York City, where he has played with Lester Bowie, George Cables, Betty Carter, Ron Carter, Jack DeJohnette, Frank Foster Big Band, Winard Harper, Butch Morris, David Murray, Wallace Roney, Cindy Blackman, Orrin Evans, Gerald Cleaver, Me'shell Ndegeocello, Dave Douglas and Nigel Kennedy, among others.
Allen's debut album, In Search Of J.D. Allen, was awarded the Best New Artist award in Italy in 1999. His next release, Pharoah's Children, was named one of Jazziz Magazine's Critics Pics Top 10 Albums of the Year. The Victory! album, released in 2011, received a four star rating in Down Beat and was ranked as the third best jazz album of 2011 by NPR. Won DownBeat's 2011 Rising Star Award.


Chasam Sofer is a great work on Jewish Ritual Laws compiled by the children of Rabbi Moses Schreiber, known as Moshe Sofer, based on the Rav Sofer's Written works on Jewish Law, formally know as "Chidushei Toras Moshe Sofer". The name of the book and the Rav has become practically synonyms. The Chasam Sofer has become a legndary figure in Jewish History.
The Chasam Sofer was born in 1766 to Rabbi Shmuel and Gittel Sofer of Frankfurt Am Mein in 1762. Like many of the great Rabbis over the centuries, his genius was the stuff of legends and became known early in his life. By the age of seven he completed Maseches Beitza, a whole section of the Talmud, and said chidushim at the siyum (a festive meal to celebrate the completion of a learning cycle of Torah). He came under the tutelage of Rabbi Nusen Adler. Until the age of 16 he learned Torah at the yeshivah of Rabbi Tavil Shayer in Magentsa. Then he returned to his parents in Frankfort in 1782. He followed Rabbi Nusen Adler from Frankfort, where he was forced out because of his leanings toward Kabbalah, to the City of Boskovitz.
Legends began to build about his life, He married the daughter of the Rabbi of Prosnitz, Sarah, on May 6th, 1787. With a building reputation, in 1797 he moved on be appointed Rabbi of Mattersdorf (currently Mattersburg, Austria) and established a Yeshiva. 18th of Adar, 5562 (1801), a huge fire broke out in Mattersdorf's Jewish quarter, and he remained to rejuvenate the community. Eventually, in 1806 he was appointed as the Cheif Rabbi of Pressburg after 5 years of that city's deliberations over the appointment. It was hotly opposed by leaders of Jewish secularists.
Rav Moshe brought his Yeshiva with him and created the famous Pressburg Yeshiva which lasted until the Nazi occupation of 1938. Over that time, his children and grand children lead the Yeshiva until its move to Jerusalem after World War II.
His wife died childless on July 22, 1812. He remarried the widow and daughter of Rabbi Akiva Eger, Sorel (Sarah) Eiger Sofer. She bore the previously childless Chasam Sofer seven daughters and three sons: Rabbi Avrohom Shmuel Binyomin, the Ksav Sofer; Rabbi Shimon Sofer, the Rabbi of Cracow; and Rabbi Yosef Yuzpa Sofer.
In 2012, the country of Slovokia, whose modern capital is Pressburg, now known as Bratislava, continues with the long tradition of appreciation of the Pressburg Yeshiva. The Yeshiva was originally made an official college of theology under Austro-Hungarian Emperor Franz Joseph I. Slovokia released two coins to commemorate the Chasam Sofer, a Mint State and Proof 10 Euro Silver coin, both 18g, 34 mm 90% silver coin minted in the Slovakian Mint. It has a mintage of 20,000 each.
The Safir Family Internet Coins Library.
The Safir Family Internet Coins Library: Foriegn Coins.
Several mints from around the world make exciting coin designs in circulating alloys, silver and gold. Among my favorites are the Perth Mint in Austrailia which produces a variety of coins for nations mostly through out the Pacific Rim. The Neatherlands has also produced some interesting designs, and several private US based mints have produced foreign currency on contract, include the Franklin Mint which has produced many Israeli Coins.
Our interest in foreign coins has been nominal but rapidly growing as it seems that US designs are so stuck in the mud. Also, foreign mints are creating bold new designs with color and bimetal designs that are both eye catching and fun.


Jellycat Large Bella Bunny Ballet - Grow Children's Boutique Ltd.
Bella Bunny Ballerina loves to leap and twirl about! In her pretty pink tutu and matching satin ribbon, this dreamy cream bunny is a prima dancer. She loves costume changes, and can switch her dress with pals. Those long, soft ears fly out when she spins - just watch her pirouette!


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Interface ObjectWrapperAndUnwrapper

All Superinterfaces:

ObjectWrapper

All Known Subinterfaces:

RichObjectWrapper

All Known Implementing Classes:

BeansWrapper, DefaultObjectWrapper, RhinoWrapper, SimpleObjectWrapper

public interface ObjectWrapperAndUnwrapper
extends ObjectWrapper

Experimental - subject to change: Adds functionality to ObjectWrapper that creates a plain Java object
 from a TemplateModel. This is usually implemented by ObjectWrapper-s and reverses
 ObjectWrapper.wrap(Object). However, an implementation of this interface should make a reasonable effort to
 "unwrap" TemplateModel-s that wasn't the result of object wrapping (such as those created directly in FTL),
 or which was created by another ObjectWrapper. The author of an ObjectWrapperAndUnwrapper should be
 aware of the TemplateModelAdapter and WrapperTemplateModel interfaces, which should be used for
 unwrapping if the TemplateModel implements them.

 Experimental status warning: This interface is subject to change on non-backward compatible ways, hence, it
 shouldn't be implemented outside FreeMarker yet.

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Field and Description

static Object
CANT_UNWRAP_TO_TARGET_CLASS

Indicates that while the unwrapping is maybe possible, the result surely can't be the instance of the
 desired class, nor it can be null.

Fields inherited from interface freemarker.template.ObjectWrapper

BEANS_WRAPPER, DEFAULT_WRAPPER, SIMPLE_WRAPPER

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Method and Description

Object
tryUnwrapTo(TemplateModel tm,
           Class targetClass)

Attempts to unwrap a TemplateModel to a plain Java object that's the instance of the given class (or is
 null).

Object
unwrap(TemplateModel tm)

Unwraps a TemplateModel to a plain Java object.

Methods inherited from interface freemarker.template.ObjectWrapper

wrap

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CANT_UNWRAP_TO_TARGET_CLASS

static final Object CANT_UNWRAP_TO_TARGET_CLASS

Indicates that while the unwrapping is maybe possible, the result surely can't be the instance of the
 desired class, nor it can be null.

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tryUnwrapTo(TemplateModel, Class)

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unwrap

Object unwrap(TemplateModel tm)
       throws TemplateModelException

Unwraps a TemplateModel to a plain Java object.

Returns:

The plain Java object. Can be null, if null is the appropriate Java value to represent
         the template model. null must not be used to indicate an unwrapping failure. It must NOT be
         CANT_UNWRAP_TO_TARGET_CLASS.

Throws:

TemplateModelException - If the unwrapping fails from any reason.

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2.3.22

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tryUnwrapTo(TemplateModel, Class)

tryUnwrapTo

Object tryUnwrapTo(TemplateModel tm,
                   Class targetClass)
            throws TemplateModelException

Attempts to unwrap a TemplateModel to a plain Java object that's the instance of the given class (or is
 null).

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targetClass - The class that the return value must be an instance of (except when the return value is null).
            Can't be null; if the caller doesn't care, it should either use {#unwrap(TemplateModel)}, or
            Object.class as the parameter value.

Returns:

The unwrapped value that's either an instance of targetClass, or is null (if null
         is the appropriate Java value to represent the template model), or is
         CANT_UNWRAP_TO_TARGET_CLASS if the unwrapping can't satisfy the targetClass (nor the
         result can be null). However, CANT_UNWRAP_TO_TARGET_CLASS must not be returned if the
         targetClass parameter was Object.class.

Throws:

TemplateModelException - If the unwrapping fails for a reason than doesn't fit the meaning of the
             CANT_UNWRAP_TO_TARGET_CLASS return value.

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unwrap(TemplateModel)

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Adolescent Health Basics
Sexual Health Resources
Adolescent Health Explained
Why Adolescent Health is Important
Adolescence is a developmental stage during which profound physical, intellectual, emotional, psychological, and sexual change occurs. Adolescence corresponds to the preteen and teenage years, the middle and high school years, and the years during which puberty and maturation occur, but a specific age range is not defined. Exploration and establishment of health behaviors—both risky and protective— also occur during adolescence. Combined with teens' overall state of good health, adolescence is thus also an ideal time to influence the development of healthy behaviors, including overall health behaviors, sexual behaviors, substance use, and health care-seeking behaviors. Focusing on public health action that influences teens' health behaviors provides the opportunity to improve immediate health (e.g., reduce STDs and teen pregnancy) and prepare teens to better protect themselves during young adulthood when many will face increased risks (e.g., when HIV incidence peaks).
Teens are a healthy population overall, but they experience certain important preventable causes of mortality and morbidity. Injuries and violence are the leading causes of death among teens, but chronic diseases (e.g., asthma and diabetes) are frequent causes of morbidity, school absenteeism, and health care usage. Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) also occur frequently among sexually active teens and young adults with approximately 10 million new STD infections every year among people age 15-24. Teen pregnancy rates have declined consistently during the past 25 years, reflecting successful public health interventions that encourage delayed sexual initiation and contraception use; however, prevalence of teens giving birth remains high in the United States (US).
Risk behaviors in all categories have steadily improved since behavioral surveillance among middle and high school students was initiated in 1991. However, prevalence of certain behaviors still remains high and contributes to ongoing risk for each successive cohort of teens. Regarding HIV, STD, and pregnancy risk, sexual risk behaviors and substance use behaviors are of greatest relevance. Stable rates of sexual experience (47%) and current sexual activity (34%) during the past decade reflect adolescence as the period of sexual development. Rates of risky sexual behaviors (e.g., >4 lifetime partners, 15%; sexual initiation before age 13 years, 5.6%; failure to use condoms, 41%; and low rates of long acting reversible contraception use, 1.6%) reflect ongoing risk for HIV, STDs, and pregnancy among teens. Although injecting drugs remains low for teens overall (<2%), among sexual minority youth, rates of injecting drugs are up to seven times higher. Additionally, alcohol, marijuana, and some prescription drugs (e.g., opiates) might increase risky sexual behavior, and rates remain high among teens (47%, 27%, and 18% respectively). Certain substance use also might serve as a gateway to injecting drug use behavior later, with an associated risk for HIV and hepatitis.
School-based health
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The majority of teens are enrolled in school, thus making both school-based programs ideal for disease prevention and health promotion purposes. School health education, physical education, provision of safe and healthy physical and social environments, and provision of or linkage to health services all contribute to disease prevention and health promotion efforts and have a direct impact on teens' health. Schools serve as a key link to parents and other community health and social services and are an integral part of the community with links to crucial community-based health, educational, and social services.
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Celbówko (kaszb. Célbòwkò) – osada kaszubska w Polsce położona w województwie pomorskim, w powiecie puckim, w gminie Puck przy drodze wojewódzkiej nr 216. Wieś wchodzi w skład sołectwa Celbowo.

W latach 1975–1998 miejscowość administracyjnie należała do województwa gdańskiego.

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French physiologist, b. 12 July, 1813 at Saint Julien near Villefranche, France; d. at Paris, 10 February, 1878. His father was the proprietor of a vineyard and his early education, which was begun by the village curé, was obtained at the Jesuit college in Villefranche. Going to Lyons to continue his studies, he became instead a pharmacist's assistant. While here, his literary ambitions led him to write a comedy, "La rose du Rhone", which was put on the stage. Encouraged by its reception, he wrote a five act drama and setting out in 1834 for Paris, submitted it to Saint Marc Girardin, the well-known critic. The latter found evidence of literary ability in the young author's work, but advised him to study medicine as a more certain means of securing a livelihood than literature. Bernard followed this counsel, which proved the turning point in his career, and the play "Arthurde Bretagne" was not published until long after his death in 1886.
Bernard devoted himself particularly to anatomy and physiology but, being of a retiring disposition and somewhat awkward in manner, he did not impress his professors or fellow students with the power of which he was later to give proof. In 1839, he was appointed interne to Magendie, professor of medicine at the Collège de France, and one of the physicians of the Hotel Dieu, noticing his skill in dissection, soon made him his préparateur, or lecture assistant. This latter appointment, in spite of many disadvantages, proved a fortunate one, and Bernard now began the researches in physiology which made him famous. His first important work was a study of the pancreas and its functions. This was followed by the discovery of the glycogenic function of the liver — perhaps his most noteworthy achievement, particularly on account of its bearing on current views in biology. It had been supposed by biologists that the animal, unlike the plant, could not build up complex compounds within itself, but could only utilize those furnished by the plant such as carbohydrates, proteids, etc., resolving them into constituents suited to its own needs. Bernard undertook the task of tracing out the various transformations of food stuffs within the animal organism, beginning with the carbohydrates; and he not only found, contrary to the accepted view, that sugar was formed in the liver, but he was also able to isolate a substance from the hepatic tissue which, though not sugar, was converted by fermentation into dextrose. He made a special study of its properties and called it "glycogen".
Bernard did not pursue his investigations in this field any farther, but took up the study of the influence of the nervous system on animal heat. This led to the discovery of the vaso-motor system. He found that severing the cervical sympathetic on one side of the neck of a rabbit caused a sensible rise in the temperature of the affected region. Further experiments on the sub-maxillary and other glands showed, as he announced to the Académie des Sciences, in 1858, that when the gland is actively secreting, the venous blood issuing from it is red. Two sets of nerves control the action of the gland, stimulation of the chorda tympani making the venous blood red, while stimulation of the sympathetic nerve makes it darker than usual. He was thus able to formulate the statement: "the sympathetic nerve is the constrictor of the blood vessels; the chorda tympani is their dilator", and it may be said with truth that all subsequent work on the vaso-motor system has been based on these researches. The physiological effects of poisons, particularly of curare and carbon monoxide, also engaged Bernard's attention. He found that the former — an arrow poison employed by South American Indians — rendered the motor nerves inactive, while the sensory and central nervous system remained intact. His analysis of the action of the latter showed that it instantly replaces the oxygen of the red blood corpuscles, while it cannot of itself be subsequently replaced by oxygen.
In 1855 Bernard succeeded Magendie as professor at the Collège de France, having been appointed his deputy as early as 1847. In 1862 his health failed and it was not until 1870 that he fully recovered. In his later years he made the acquaintance of Napoleon III, who was much impressed by him and established two well-equipped laboratories for him — one at the Sorbonne, the other at the Musee d'Histoire Naturelle. In 1867 the emperor made him a member of the Senate, and in 1868 he was admitted to the Académie des Sciences. He devoted himself to scientific work and the revision of his published lectures until shortly before his death. He received a public funeral, at the expense of the State, from the Cathedral of Notre Dame, being the first Frenchman of science to be thus honoured. A statue was erected in his honour in 1886 in the court of the Collège de France, and also, in 1894, in the court of the Faculty of Medicine at Lyons. Bernard's chief contribution to physiological literature, apart from his original papers presented to various societies, are his "Leçons", in seventeen volumes, upon various topics in physiology. These comprise his lecture courses which were reported by his students and revised by himself.
Foster, Claude Bernard (New York, 1899); Walsh, Makers of Modern Medicine (New York, 1907).
MLA citation. Brock, Henry. "Claude Bernard." The Catholic Encyclopedia. Vol. 2. New York: Robert Appleton Company, 1907. <http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/02497a.htm>.


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The 34th Film Independent Spirit Awards takes place on February 23, 2019 and earlier today, Gemma Chan was on hand to help announce the nominations earlier today(November 16th) in LA.
She posed on the black carpet wearing a PRADA RESORT 2019 green and brown graphic printed jacket and the matching trousers. The taupe top underneath, helps to bring balance to her printed ensemble which worked for the occasion.
While her pumps may look black, she is actually wearing a dark green velvet pumps which played off her her ensemble nicely. A half-up, half-down hairstyle and minimal makeup finished up her look.


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The new 2014 magicJack Plus does however offer an option of being able to use the device without a computer at all. Despite this if you do buy a device you will have to at least get on a computer once in order to register (if you are a new user) or transfer your service (if you are an existing user).
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Google search under "MagicJack Service Creator" and you'll find it. Super easy to install. Just follow the directions. It installs MagicJack as a Windows service. You won't get the splash screen anymore and it won't pop up when the phone rings, potentially interrupting movies, games and other software.
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I don't know what I'm more excited about, this recipe or my newest video I made for you.
It's been awhile since I shot a cooking video and honestly all the hype on see on social media with cooking videos inspired me to shoot some new videos. Instead of my past cooking videos with me babbling on and on I shot a quick video of these yummy Buffalo Chicken Pinwheels. I'll be honest, I see these kind of videos being shared on social media all the time that I had to jump on the bandwagon too. They are pretty genius. Quick videos showing delicious recipes in a matter of seconds – you can't beat it!
MT readers are crazy about pinwheels! My recipe for Cheddar Bacon Ranch Pinwheels I shared several years ago is still one of the most searched recipe and most popular on MT and for good reason, they are super good! I recently got hooked on these Buffalo Chicken Pinwheels. The last few parties I attended friends of mine brought these and honestly I couldn't stop eating them. With Super Bowl coming up these little bites of yumminess are the perfect Super Bowl app they are a total crowd-pleaser! I mean c'mon what's not to love about Buffalo chicken, right?
So how easy are these to make? If you have 35 seconds, I'll show you. Check out the video below and give these a try!
Line a baking sheet with aluminum foil and spray with cooking spray.
Place chicken breast on baking sheet. Lightly spray breasts with cooking spray and season with salt and pepper.
Bake for 40-45 minutes until chicken is thoroughly cooked.
Once chicken is cool to touch shred with the back of two forks until no large pieces remain. Place shredded chicken aside.
Place cream cheese, shredded cheese, hot cayenne pepper sauce, celery, and blue cheese in a large bowl.
Using an electric mixer beat until combined and creamy.
Stir in shredded chicken with a large spoon.
Divide chicken mixture between tortillas and divide evenly.
Tightly roll tortillas and wrap in plastic wrap. Place in refrigerator for a few hours or overnight.
When ready to serve cut off ends and slice into pieces about 1-inch thick.