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He couldn't question them because they'd go squealing to Superintendent Reine, and they would warn Jarrett. It would also be the same with the staff. That left him with two courses of action: one to ride Jarrett as hard as he dared without getting kicked out of the police service, until he forced Jarrett's hand in some way, and the second was to find Lucy and get her to tell him the truth. But where was she? On his return to work yesterday, he had checked criminal records. Nothing. She hadn't been picked up on any charges in the last two months since her disappearance.
Pmd 32 14/11/2005, 18:15 T IDE OF D EATH 33 kitchen; sooner or later she was bound to hear the news and might make the connection, better if he told her now. That way he could get something of Thurlow's and make a quick identification. Time was critical and he didn't mean purely in terms of tracking down the killer while the trail was still warm. He couldn't see her going into hysterics. She wasn't the type. Self-contained was perhaps how he might describe her; cold is what others might say. It was a description that had been levelled at him but self-containment, he knew, was a protection against being hurt.
Was it a random killing? pmd 40 14/11/2005, 18:15 T IDE OF D EATH 41 and killed instantly and spontaneously? Mutilation was common in such cases. Or had it been planned and the victim known to the killer? A crime of passion perhaps? Somehow he couldn't see Mrs Thurlow working herself up into a passion about anything except her fuchsias. Or was it a crime of hatred? Horton's fingers curled around the envelope in his pocket. Could he have done that to Colin Jarrett? Was hatred enough? It often was, but in his case certainly not enough to take someone's life.


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Alberto update: Rain, rip current biggest threat to Escambia, Santa Rosa
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For the latest updates on Subtropical Storm Alberto, follow our coverage on Monday here.
Subtropical Storm Alberto picked up strength Sunday but as its forecast track shifted to the east, Escambia County officials decided to stand down the Emergency Operations Center and continue monitoring the storm, which is still expected to bring rain and wind to the area.
A wide swath of Florida's coast — including Escambia and Santa Rosa counties — remained under a tropical storm warning late Sunday afternoon. The warning area stretched from the Anclote River near Tampa to the Mississippi-Alabama border, as of 4:30 p.m.
More:Subtropical Storm Alberto: Canceled events, closures in Escambia and Santa Rosa
At that time, Alberto was expected to make landfall near the Seaside area at about 1 p.m. Monday with tropical storm force winds and higher rainfall amounts occurring to the east of that area. Alberto was moving north-northwest in the Gulf of Mexico Sunday afternoon at 12 mph with maximum sustained winds of 50 mph.
Local officials expect Alberto's impact on Escambia County to be minimal, though rain and winds are still expected.
"I wouldn't say we're a 100 percent out of the woods yet," said John Dosh, Escambia County emergency management manager, at about 12:30 p.m., shortly after the county decided to deactivate the Emergency Operations Center. "But the impacts from this particular event are going to very minimal. Something we can certainly deal with from a non-emergency standpoint, typical day-to-day type activities."
Coastal parts of Santa Rosa County were still under a storm surge watch Sunday afternoon, but the storm surge watch for coastal Escambia County was canceled.
The Hurricane Center said storm surge of 2 to 4 feet is possible along the coast from the Crystal River to Navarre.
Both Navarre and Pensacola beaches were also under high surf and high rip current risks, and the beaches were closed to swimmers and waders.
More:Subtropical Storm Alberto: What you need to know Sunday
Despite the red flags posted at Pensacola Beach and the double red flags at Navarre Beach, officials at both locations said Sunday afternoon they were continuing to warn swimmers and waders not to go in the water.
"We are making lots of prevents and continuously going down the beach telling people not to go in the water," said Dave Greenwood, Water Safety Chief for Escambia County Public Safety.
More:2018 hurricane season: Live storm tracker
Navarre Beach Fire Rescue Chief Danny Fureigh said the situation is the same in Santa Rosa County and lifeguards spoke with a couple hundred people to "educate them" about the dangers of entering the water under those conditions.
"We're patrolling the beaches, telling people don't go in the water," he said, adding the patrols will continue until dusk and then resume in the morning.
By Sunday afternoon, the National Weather Service in Mobile, Alabama, also downgraded the potential flood threat from an "extreme" to a "significant" threat, with rainfall amounts of 3 to 8 inches expected for Escambia County and most of Santa Rosa County. Southwest Santa Rosa County remained in the "extreme threat" area with 4 to 8 inches of rain expected.
After reviewing the latest information from the National Hurricane Center, Escambia County downgraded to normal, non-emergency operations.
"We'll certainly monitor the systems closely, and work with our partners at the weather service and the National Hurricane Center to keep an eye on Alberto and make sure he's not going to do something crazy," Dosh said.
Santa Rosa County decided to keep its Emergency Operations Center at an activation level 2 — a monitoring level — at least through Monday morning. Santa Rosa County spokeswoman Brandi Whitehurst said the decision was made to maintain the current activation level "just in case something changes tomorrow."
"We're not looking at anything more significant than what we deal with during a bad summer thunderstorm, other than rip currents," she said earlier in the day.
The Bob Sikes Toll Bridge to Pensacola Beach reinstated the $1 toll at 5 p.m. Sunday after forecasts said Alberto's impact to the area would be minimal.
Others in the area weren't going to let the threat of a tropical storm keep them inside Sunday.
"It's a beautiful day," said Alyssa Similuck, as she roamed around Santa Rosa County Veterans Memorial Plaza in Milton, hiding kindness rocks with her children. "We've been hunkered down at home because of the heat."
A slight breeze blew at the plaza right on the Blackwater River, as Similuck and her children, 11-year-old Kaleb and 4-year-old Jailynne, discretely placed the colorful rocks under plants and bushes.
The Bagdad family often comes to the plaza to hide the rocks that Similuck said are meant to "bring happiness to people."
But there were still some disruptions from the storm Sunday.
The Blue Angels announced they would not return to Pensacola Sunday "out of an abundance of caution" and instead flew to their next site for the Pax River Air Expo in Patuxent River, Maryland, where they will be until June 3, according to their social media account. The Blues also canceled their Tuesday practice at Pensacola Naval Air station.
Also, County Road 399 between Pensacola Beach and Navarre Beach closed at 4:30 p.m. Sunday.
But back in Milton, Similuck enjoyed the day at the park, joined by her boyfriend, Jimmy Jones and his 11-year-old son, Bryce.
Jones, who works as a roofer, said any effect of Alberto that blows this way shouldn't leave much of an impact, only that perhaps a few rainy days.
"We've been through way worse," Jones said. "It'll just be rain coming to us, pretty much. It's a bad thunderstorm."
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The sports events and some cultural activities were conducted during the period under reference in which Univesity got only fame but earn lots of publicity in both print and electronic media at the state and national level. The following are some of the events held which may be considered for the insertion of sports activities during the year (event wise).
The University participated in the first ever cultural event i.e "Riyasate Virasat" organized by the Jammu University at Zoravar auditoriumm in which all 7 state universities took part at a fabulous mega show. The BGSB University begged 3rd position and brought laurels to the institution.
1. The BGSB University sent its two students of MBA namely Mr. Muzamil Hamid & Mr. Abrar Ul Mustafa who took part in all India Inter University debate competition held at Aligarh Muslim University and begged the 2nd Position which was one of the prestigious events at all India universities level and thus the said students brought laurels and honour for the University.
2. During the 2011, the University participated in all India Inter University sports competition in events viz. Judo Men's team at Pune, Volleyball Men Team at Bundelkhand University at Bareilly (UP) & Table Tanis Men;s Team at National (Uttarakhad) Through such participatons in sports events not only the players get exposure of the outside world and other educational institutions but bring name and fame to the Institution.
3. The university exhibited its artistic talent in which 5 students participated in Youth Festival 2012 which was organized by AMU at all India level in said event our University also earns name and fame to the Institue.
4. During the year 2011-12, the University took extra initiative and successfully organized Distruct Championships of various sports with the collaboration of district associations in University Campus to provide the opportunity to university players for playing against the Some of Prominent district players.
5. The volley ball team of the University begged winner up trophy when they lifted the Rajouri district Volley ball Championship organized by the Indian Army under Sadhbavana. The championship was organized at PGDC Rajouri in February 2012.
6. During the last 2 years, the Directorate of Physical Education and Sports organized almost all the sports events in both categories at inter departmental level. The main sports activities are mentioned as under.
Athletics for Men and Women both, Foot-ball, Cricket for Men, Badminton, Chess, Carron, Table Tennis Both Men & Women Category.


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Timothy Curran
Timothy Curran is a child psychologist in Rincon, Georgia. Timothy Curran specializes in child, adolescent, family therapies and provides quality, culturally-sensitive evaluations and treatments. Timothy Curran has been in the field of psychology for 2 Years.
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Stacey Gabriel is a child psychologist in Johns Creek, Georgia. Stacey Gabriel specializes in child, adolescent, family therapies and provides quality, culturally-sensitive evaluations and treatments. Stacey Gabriel has been in the field of psychology for 25 Years.
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Age Group Specialization: Children, Adolescents
6290 Abbotts Bridge Rd, Johns Creek, Georgia 30097
Website: http://www.psnallc.com/
Emily MacDougall
Emily MacDougall is a child psychologist in Atlanta, Georgia. Emily MacDougall specializes in child, adolescent, family therapies and provides quality, culturally-sensitive evaluations and treatments. Emily MacDougall has been in the field of psychology for 3 Years.
Emily MacDougall has considerable experience working with children and adolescents who have a wide range of clinical concerns including ADHD, Anger Management, Anxiety/Panic Disorders, Behavioral Problems, Bullying, Child Abuse & Neglect, Depression, Family, Grief/Loss, Life Transitions, Parenting Issues, Stress, Trauma/PTSD. Emily MacDougall currently practices at Edwards Psychological Associates.
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1409 N Highland Ave NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30306
Gay Lyons Haley, Sr
Gay Lyons Haley, Sr is a child psychologist in Atlanta, Georgia. Gay Lyons Haley, Sr specializes in child, adolescent, family therapies and provides quality, culturally-sensitive evaluations and treatments. Gay Lyons Haley, Sr has been in the field of psychology for 36 Years.
Gay Lyons Haley, Sr has considerable experience working with children and adolescents who have a wide range of clinical concerns including ADHD, Anxiety/Panic Disorders, Depression, Family, Learning Disabilities, Parenting Issues, Testing Issues. Gay Lyons Haley, Sr currently practices at Gay Lyons Haley, Ph.D..
1708 Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, Georgia 30309
CHRISTINE MCGINNIS
CHRISTINE MCGINNIS is a child psychologist in Roswell, Georgia. CHRISTINE MCGINNIS specializes in child, adolescent, family therapies and provides quality, culturally-sensitive evaluations and treatments. CHRISTINE MCGINNIS has been in the field of psychology for 23 Years.
CHRISTINE MCGINNIS has considerable experience working with children and adolescents who have a wide range of clinical concerns including ADHD, Anxiety/Panic Disorders, Behavioral Problems, Depression, Grief/Loss, Learning Disabilities, Stress, Testing Issues. CHRISTINE MCGINNIS currently practices at CHRISTINE MCGINNIS, PSYD.
Age Group Specialization: Children, Adolescents, Young Adults, Adults
703 Macy Dr, Roswell, Georgia 30076
Website: http://drchristinemcginnis.com/
Arlene Noriega
Arlene Noriega is a child psychologist in Lilburn, Georgia. Arlene Noriega specializes in child, adolescent, family therapies and provides quality, culturally-sensitive evaluations and treatments. Arlene Noriega has been in the field of psychology for 29 Years.
Arlene Noriega has considerable experience working with children and adolescents who have a wide range of clinical concerns including ADHD, Anxiety/Panic Disorders, Behavioral Problems, Depression, Developmental Disabilities, Health & Wellness, Immigration, LGBTQ Issues, Life Transitions, Multicultural Issues, Parenting Issues, Stress, Trauma/PTSD. Arlene Noriega currently practices at Rock Bridge Psychological Asso..
Languages Spoken: Spanish, English
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Lisa Korey
Lisa Korey is a child psychologist in Marietta, Georgia. Lisa Korey specializes in child, adolescent, family therapies and provides quality, culturally-sensitive evaluations and treatments. Lisa Korey has been in the field of psychology for 8 Years.
Lisa Korey has considerable experience working with children and adolescents who have a wide range of clinical concerns including ADHD, Anxiety/Panic Disorders, Autism/PDD, Depression, Developmental Disabilities, Learning Disabilities, Marriage & Divorce, Parenting Issues, Stress, Testing Issues. Lisa Korey currently practices at North Metro Psychological Services.
Languages Spoken: Russian, English
800 Kennesaw Ave NW, Marietta, Georgia 30060
Website: https://www.northmetropsych.com/
Julie Friedman
Julie Friedman is a child psychologist in Duluth, Georgia. Julie Friedman specializes in child, adolescent, family therapies and provides quality, culturally-sensitive evaluations and treatments. Julie Friedman has been in the field of psychology for 30 Years.
Julie Friedman has considerable experience working with children and adolescents who have a wide range of clinical concerns including ADHD, Anxiety/Panic Disorders, Chronic Illness, Depression, Grief/Loss, Marriage & Divorce, Parenting Issues, Stress, Trauma/PTSD. Julie Friedman currently practices at Julie Friedman, Ph.D..
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3675 Crestwood Pkwy NW, Duluth, Georgia 30096
Todd George
Todd George is a child psychologist in Atlanta, Georgia. Todd George specializes in child, adolescent, family therapies and provides quality, culturally-sensitive evaluations and treatments. Todd George has been in the field of psychology for 7 Years.
Todd George has considerable experience working with children and adolescents who have a wide range of clinical concerns including ADHD, Autism/PDD, Behavioral Problems, Child Abuse & Neglect, Depression, Forensic, Learning Disabilities, Neuropsychology. Todd George currently practices at Atlanta Psychological Services.
AETNA Health, Inc., AETNA Inc. (Open Choice), Blue Cross and Blue Shield (HMO), BlueCross BlueShield (GroupCare), Magellan Behavioral Health, Medicaid
2308 Perimeter Park Dr Ste 100, Atlanta, Georgia 30341
Website: http://www.atlantapsychological.com/
Kristi Hofstadter-Duke
Kristi Hofstadter-Duke is a child psychologist in Savannah, Georgia. Kristi Hofstadter-Duke specializes in child, adolescent, family therapies and provides quality, culturally-sensitive evaluations and treatments. Kristi Hofstadter-Duke has been in the field of psychology for 9 Years.
Kristi Hofstadter-Duke has considerable experience working with children and adolescents who have a wide range of clinical concerns including ADHD, Anxiety/Panic Disorders, Autism/PDD, Behavioral Problems, Developmental Disabilities, Learning Disabilities, Obsessive/Compulsive Disorder, Parenting Issues, Phobias, Sleep Disorders, Testing Issues, Tourette's Disorder. Kristi Hofstadter-Duke currently practices at Savannah Behavioral Pediatrics.
310 Eisenhower Dr, Savannah, Georgia 31406
Website: http://www.savannahbehavioralpediatrics.com/
Peter Thomas is a child psychologist in Atlanta, Georgia. Peter Thomas specializes in child, adolescent, family therapies and provides quality, culturally-sensitive evaluations and treatments. Peter Thomas has been in the field of psychology for 38 Years.
Peter Thomas has considerable experience working with children and adolescents who have a wide range of clinical concerns including ADHD, Anger Management, Anxiety/Panic Disorders, Behavioral Problems, Depression, Education/Personal Development, Family, Learning Disabilities, Parenting Issues, Stress, Testing Issues. Peter Thomas currently practices at Business Name.
3520 Piedmont Rd NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30305
Website: http://www.petercthomasphd.com/
Angela Sims
Angela Sims is a child psychologist in Columbus, Georgia. Angela Sims specializes in child, adolescent, family therapies and provides quality, culturally-sensitive evaluations and treatments. Angela Sims has been in the field of psychology for 33 Years.
Angela Sims has considerable experience working with children and adolescents who have a wide range of clinical concerns including ADHD, Anxiety/Panic Disorders, Autism/PDD, Behavioral Problems, Depression, Developmental Disabilities, Grief/Loss, Learning Disabilities, Testing Issues, Trauma/PTSD. Angela Sims currently practices at The Pastoral Insitute.
AETNA Health, Inc., Blue Cross and Blue Shield (HMO), CIGNA HealthCare (PPO), United Behavioral Health, Other
2022 15th Ave, Columbus, Georgia 31901
Website: http://www.pastoralinstitute.org/
Christine Renaud
Christine Renaud is a child psychologist in Thomasville, Georgia. Christine Renaud specializes in child, adolescent, family therapies and provides quality, culturally-sensitive evaluations and treatments. Christine Renaud has been in the field of psychology for 22 Years.
Christine Renaud has considerable experience working with children and adolescents who have a wide range of clinical concerns including ADHD, Adoption/Foster Care, Anger Management, Behavioral Problems, Child Abuse & Neglect, Education/Personal Development, Family, Grief/Loss, Life Transitions, Parenting Issues, Sexual Abuse/Rape, Trauma/PTSD. Christine Renaud currently practices at Thomasville Family Counseling Center, Inc..
221 W Hansell St, Thomasville, Georgia 31792
Kathleen McGrady
Kathleen McGrady is a child psychologist in Eatonton, Georgia. Kathleen McGrady specializes in child, adolescent, family therapies and provides quality, culturally-sensitive evaluations and treatments. Kathleen McGrady has been in the field of psychology for 26 Years.
Kathleen McGrady has considerable experience working with children and adolescents who have a wide range of clinical concerns including ADHD, Anxiety/Panic Disorders, Autism/PDD, Behavioral Problems, Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Developmental Disabilities, Obsessive/Compulsive Disorder, Parenting Issues, Stress, Trauma/PTSD, Alzheimer's/Dementia, Tourette's Disorder. Kathleen McGrady currently practices at Turning Leaf Psychology Services, LLC.
AETNA Health, Inc., United Behavioral Health, United HealthCare (Options PPO), Other, Medicaid, Medicare
112 Harmony Xing Ste 2, Eatonton, Georgia 31024
Patricia Wright
Patricia Wright is a child psychologist in Calhoun, Georgia. Patricia Wright specializes in child, adolescent, family therapies and provides quality, culturally-sensitive evaluations and treatments. Patricia Wright has been in the field of psychology for 22 Years.
Patricia Wright has considerable experience working with children and adolescents who have a wide range of clinical concerns including ADHD, Anxiety/Panic Disorders, Autism/PDD, Behavioral Problems, Child Abuse & Neglect, Depression, Grief/Loss, Parenting Issues, Self Abuse, Sexual Abuse/Rape, Trauma/PTSD, Serious Mental Illness. Patricia Wright currently practices at Business Name.
654 Red Bud Rd NE, Calhoun, Georgia 30701
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Godspeak Pastor Rob McCoy: "God is causing the church to wake up: It's time to awaken; it's time to repent; it's time to engage"
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By Michael Hernandez
NEWBURY PARK—"God is causing the church to wake up," said Godspeak Pastor Rob McCoy during Sunday's worship service. "It's time to awaken; it's time to repent; it's time to engage. My God, is a God of hope."
Pastor McCoy used Act 10:1-16 as his text for his sermon which he began with a statement: "Truth sets us free. The world loves comfort more than truth. We have come to become complacent. Then we come into bondage.
"Do you love freedom? Then fight back. It is going to come at a cost. You're going to be shamed, but be faithful. When you stand, then your family is changed and your whole family can come to know Christ.
"Liberty is intrinsic in every human heart but the desire for it is not. Americans are no longer lovers of freedom; but lovers of pleasure and things. We are rapidly losing our Christian formation. We send off our children to secular schools to be indoctrinated. We both go to work so we can accumulate things.
"Americans are no longer lovers of freedom but lovers of pleasure and things. Freedom isn't natural to us because we are sinful; selfish. We want somebody else to do the work. We have tolerated over a billion people murdered by Communism and Fascism.
"George Soros spent $380 million dollars this past month to fundamentally redesign America. That is in addition to the $19 billon he has already poured in. You go into any major city and the district attorney office is placed there by George Soros and his minions. They are pledging everything. We have havoc and chaos on the streets.
"Our local officials running for office that hold our values can't raise any money because no one gives. No one walks precincts. You know what they ask me all the time? Is Trump going to win? You know why they're asking me. You're asking: 'Can I relax now?'
Pastor McCoy spoke of his recent 48-hour trip to Lake Wildwood where he and his wife, Michelle, and mother-in-law had breakfast with former Nevada City Mayor Reinette Senum who resigned from office in June (she had just been re-elected Mayor for a second term) due to disagreement with the draconian shut-down measures of Gov. Gavin Newsom that the rest of the City Council was embracing.
Former Nevada City Mayor Annette Senum
(Editor's Note: Former Mayor and Thousand Oaks City Councilman Rob McCoy resigned from his position due to his stance on opening up Godspeak in April so his fellow council members would not be placed in an awkward situation due to his actions as a pastor.)
Senum, who is a self-professed liberal lesbian, shared a list of draconian measures given by Amnesty International which focused on sociologist Albert Biedermann's 1957 Chart of Coercion which recounts Communist Coercive Methods for Eliciting Individual Compliance developed by Chinese Communists to coerce information and false confessions from American servicemen:
Exhaustion & Induced Debility
Threats & Intimidation
Humiliation & Degradation
Intermittent Reinforcement
Enforcing Trivial Demands
Albert Bidermann's 1957 Chart of Coercion
Pastor Rob in his sermon analogy compared Annette Senum to Cornelius because she "is praying and hungry for the things of God" and she is lamenting on "freedom being evaporated."
"I told her that the only reason that the western world has had freedom and been so successful is because we have embraced Christianity. 'You will know the truth and the truth will set you free.' Any culture that removes God, goes toward oppression because mankind ultimately wants other people to work for him. We are selfish."
Pastor McCoy recounted what he said last week: "If I had told you on Jan. 2 of this year that every church in America would be closed; 65 percent of the restaurants would never open; children would not be in school (forget their prom and graduations); that we would release convicts out on the streets, you wouldn't be able to be with your loved ones when they are dying; and you wouldn't be able to do a wedding or a funeral; and we are going to do that all with a virus" what would you have thought?
"But to care about the economy is to care about human life," wrote Heather MacDonald in Hillsdale College's Imprimis publication which Pastor McCoy shared at the Godspeak service.
"Government officials, having shut down commerce due to unblemished ignorance of how markets work, now enabled the torching and looting of thousands of businesses due to the shirking of their most profound responsibility: protecting civil peace.
"Small businesses, lacking the resources to outlast the shutdowns, now saw the final depletion of their inventories. (Public) officials safe behind their security details and publicly-owned mansions, foreswore the activation of the National Guard and military. None of those officials owned businesses, so they faced no loss either from economic quarantine or from physical rampage.
"The politicians, pundits, and health experts who had condescending rebuked business owners for reopening without official permission, who had banned funerals and church services of more than 10 people, and who had heaped scorn on protesters who had gathered in state capitols to express their economic distress, suddenly became avid cheerleaders for streaming crowds numbering in the thousands.
"The public officials who ceded their authority to the so-called experts were deaf to the pleas of law-abiding business owners who saw their life's efforts snuffed out. They engineered the destruction of trillions of dollars of wealth, through thoroughly arbitrary decision making. And then they stood by as billions more dollars of work burned down.
"Pulling the country back from the abyss will require a recalling of our civilizational inheritance."
(Editor's Note: To see Hillsdale College Imprimis May/June article written by Heather MacDonald entitled: "Four Months of Unprecedented Government Malfeasance go to:
https://imprimis.hillsdale.edu/four-months-unprecedented-government-malfeasance/.)
"Let's awaken from our slumber that we would serve instead of slumber, said Pastor McCoy in his closing prayer. "We will awaken to our responsibility. Give your lives as a ransom."
The 1 p.m. worship service ended with a jubilant testimony of the Lord's healing by a father of a two-year old son, Royal, who fell on Friday onto his head over a bannister two stories high. Godspeak Assistant Pastor Craig Linquist responded by sending out a prayer alert to many in the congregation.
Meanwhile, Royal needed to be airlifted to UCLA. However, Royal was released by doctors the next day with no sign of injury; except a fracture in his temple; no pain in his body; and no surgeries needed.
Royal, when asked what happened said: "God and his angels put a pillow down for me." When asked at church: "Who healed you?" Royal's emphatic response: "Jesus."
Pastor Rob and Dad prayng for Royal, who fell from two stories onto his head on Friday.
(Editor's Note: To watch the 1 p.m. Godspeak worship service go to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0E88tMsxClk.)
Michael Hernandez, Co-Founder of the Citizens Journal—Ventura County's online news service; editor of the History Makers Report and founder of History Makers International—a community nonprofit serving youth and families in Ventura County, is a former Southern California daily newspaper journalist and religion and news editor. He worked 25 years as a middle school teacher in Monrovia and Los Angeles Unified School Districts. Mr. Hernandez can be contacted by email at [email protected].
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Doug Sinclair
Truth hurts, eh, Nick???
I guess Citizen has actually never attended a real church before
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Citizen knows what a real church is and when people twist scripture.
Perhaps people like hearing Rob McCoy because he sounds "right" politically, However the pulpit is Not the correct forum for this. Missing was: the true Gospel message, Biblical "truth", judgment to come upon those who do not repent, love and prayer for our enemies/ those who persecute us, Jesus Christ and His finished work on the cross, putting our trust in the Lord, looking forward to our Blessed Hope, and To God be the Glory in Everything! I am troubled by much including: the misapplication of Scripture, Eternal matters exchanged for this temporary world, Seeing enemies instead of opportunities to share the good news, etc…1 Corinthians 15:1-4 Moreover, brethren, I declare to you the gospel which I preached to you, which also you received and in which you stand, by which also you are saved, if you hold fast that word which I preached to you—unless you believed in vain. For I delivered to you first of all that which I also received: that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, and that He was buried, and that He rose again the third day according to the Scriptures…
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Nonsense. NcCoy has laid the biblical groundwork for all of this before. This was an update. The pulpit is certainly a valid forum to talk about this.
At least he was able to get the word "God" in the "sermon".
Crystal Salapatas
What would you expect the silent majority to do? At least he has the guts to come forward with the truth to try to avert the communist and marxist trend we are enduring right now and maybe forever if they win. They are the REAL snake oil salespeople. This country's greatness was build upon democracy and freedom. That's what made America GREAT!
Richard Nick
I am wondering about your goal with this article. Many of the ideas espoused by the "Great Reverend McCoy" sarcasm intended with the title borders on conspiracy theories. I respect religion as I grew up with a mother who was a devout Christian and never once had to blow a horn to gain attention but everyone knew by the example she set and her quiet testimony. Reverend McCoy comes across as a snake oil salesman and many of his action come across as self-serving and not in any way for the betterment of his community. It makes me wonder is he working to set himself up as the second coming and how he will save us by running for some higher office. I will watch closely and see if ultimately my thought pattern plays out and goes the way I suggest. I believe this is how most cults are started.


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East Fork San Juan River is a tributary of the San Juan River in southern Colorado in the United States.  The stream flows from the confluence of Crater Creek and Elwood Creek in Mineral County to a confluence with the West Fork San Juan River in Archuleta County that forms the San Juan River.

See also
 List of rivers of Colorado

References

Rivers of Colorado
Rivers of Archuleta County, Colorado
Rivers of Mineral County, Colorado

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Amplifications: Whom do we trust for our news?
I first became aware of the news during the Vietnam War in the late 1960s and early 1970s. As a tween I would run my fingers over the name on my P.O.W. bracelet as our black and white TV displayed images of flag-draped coffins unloaded from military planes. Newsweek and Time magazines displayed graphic photos of the Mai Lai massacre.
If Edward R. Murrow had been the gold standard in journalism, then Walter Cronkite was the standard bearer in the sixties and seventies. He upheld a long-standing tradition of presenting the news without emotion. In old news clips you can see him struggle when announcing the death of John F. Kennedy, but he maintained control. It was a more straightforward time and the news was the news, not entertainment. Even the weather reports were to the point. Don Kent stood in front of his blackboard in the WBZ-TV studios in Boston and told us if we needed an umbrella. There were no animated displays; there was no inane chatter. No one talked like a pirate or wore embarrassing Halloween costumes.
I miss those days. Sure, there were drawbacks. You hardly saw a female face and it was not until 1988 that a black man,Maxie Cleveland "Max" Robinson Jr., co-anchored the national news on ABC World News Tonight.
News programs began to change in the 1970s and by the 1980s we were lucky not to get a song and dance with each story. I often found the lurid reports and teasing headlines before a commercial break to be annoying, but I never doubted the credibility of the presenters. Roger Ailes and Rupert Murdoch changed that for me.
They wanted a conservative news show to counteract what they believed was a left-leaning press and thus created Fox News. Fine. They had and have every right; it is a free country. And because it is a free country I can say, out loud, that I do not trust that station any more than the minions who parrot conservative speak from the Sinclair Broadcast Group.
So, whom should we trust to give us information?
Personally, I trust Anderson Cooper, Rachel Maddow, Don Lemon, Stephanie Ruhle, Ari Melber, Ari Shapiro, Lawrence O'Donnell, Judy Woodruff, Chris Hayes, Katty Kay, and LauraTrevelyan.
Yes, I trust CNN and MSNBC. I actually put the most faith in the BBC news, but both BBC American and the BBC News Hour are only on TV for 90 minutes a day Monday through Friday. Often, I read the news at BBC.com. I regularly read the Washington Post and the New York Times. When travelling I always read the International Herald Tribune, which is now the International New York Times. I also spent a lot of time watching Al Jazeera when I was in Africa ten years ago and was surprised by the diligence of the coverage I saw at that time.
I know what it is like to work in a reputable newsroom, where sources are double and triple checked, where a story never makes it to print unless two to three verifiable sources are used. At a reputable news outlet the journalists and editors are properly educated, have experience, and are vetted before hiring.
I learned years ago that some of the best news reporting on our country came from foreign journalists. Reporters sent here to cover stories don't have our biases or need to worry about sponsors dropping them, so we often get a clear-eyed view of America. I do not think the foreign press should be the only source of our news, but it does give one a different perspective now and again. In the meantime, please, give me ubereducated Rachel Maddow over college dropout Sean Hannity. And I prefer my news from sources that don't fabricate or willingly alter facts.
I recommend the site Punditfact.com, which is published by the Poynter Institute for Media Studies and the Tampa Bay Times. It rates news stations for their honesty. There isn't a network or newspaper out there that doesn't make mistakes, but legitimate news sources do make corrections. According to Punditfact.com, Fox misrepresents its facts 50 percent of the time, though all the stations misrepresent to a certain extent. I am sure some of it is human error, but when one hears something truly outrageous that does not bear up under a fact check, it often comes from the talking heads at Fox. For example, only Fox News depicted the round up and incarceration of immigrant children as "summer camp," (Laura Ingraham, "The Ingraham Angle," June 18, 2018).
If Fox News had fired Ingraham for stomping on the truth, or even censured her, I would have thought it a more credible news outlet than the joke I believe it to be. And while there are a few journalists at Fox who have won awards for their reporting, they are few and far between compared to CNN, MSNBC, PBS, and ABC.
I wish that the dignity and credibility Cronkite brought to the evening news would reappear. The jokes, the opinions, and the silly banter used to boost ratings are simply distraction. If you want to spout opinions, do so. Just do not call it a news program. Tell us your sources, as Maddow does, challenge our government when facts are misrepresented, as Cooper has done. And, unlike our president, be transparent.
Thank you…I miss Walter Cronkite too. I now only read the news from reliable sources, as you have mentioned.
Thank you for a great analysis! I complely agree with your opinion about this.
Now cue the trolls who shout out their whataboutisms and lunatic fringe conspiracy theories.
Great article but it only focuses on traditional Broadcast and newspapers which is where I get my news. Many rely on internet/online sources some of which are far worse than Fox. I think this is an even bigger problem as anyone can start a news blog and pay no price for spreading false information.
I don't trust any of them, they all bend the stories to validate themselves. By the way there is a lot of news in the whole far beyond self serving politics. What is a "pundit" anyways.
I am at the point of avoiding all the national news and just following "local" news. Even then the amount of Trump this and Manafort that is almost sickening. I know that you can't put the genie back in the bottle but too much is way too much.
media beginning in the 1950s as documented in The Family jewels.
if you want to talk about "false information" look no further then Cooper, Maddow, Lemon, Ruhle, Meller, Shapiro, O'Donnell, all caught with their hands in the cookie jar and they all have that gleeful smirk on their faces as they lie.
Also broadcast legends William Shirer from Lenox and Alan Chartock of Great Barrington.
I, I agree with legends. Alan is legendary at far left if not even communist as they come….
I trust Murray the dog more than Alan C, after all he is the smartest dog in the world. He's gotta know more about the news than these other broadcasters.
Sorry to disagree with you Rochelle, but thanks to Bill Clinton's telecommunications act in '96 all the media is nothing but corporate propaganda. See if you enjoy this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPMjgM3dJYg . The language may be salty, but hard to argue with the content. Hope to hear of you changing you mind on CNN and MSNBC.
We should mention Aljazeera, who used to give the only fair reporting on Afghanistan, or the occupation of Palestine.
Old joke: what's the difference between Israeli and American news? In Israel, the news media are allowed to criticize Israel.
The politicians have learned that buying various media outlets gives them power against their opponents.
GM Rochelle, just a follow up for you to hopefully question your trust in CNN and MSNBC. This is kind of long, but worth it imo.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1jZNepTx80 I don't believe Walter Cronkite and Edward R. Murrow would be very proud of what the mainstream media has evolved into.


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Q: Converting numeric values to yyyymm dates in r I am trying to covert the following date formats.  I have run into trouble using parse_date_time in lubridate package and the strfttime function since it either converts the entire column to the same date or because it keeps on returning the day value.  I don't want to see any dates in my solution.
 mydata=data.frame(dates=c(200102,200102,200111,200202),desired=c('2001-02','2001-02', '2001-11','2002-02'))

I want to return just the YYYY-mm format in my column.  I am having trouble doing this.  I have tried using

A: Try this:
transform(mydata, desired = sub("(....)(..)", "\\1-\\2", dates))

This form is not that convenient for manipulation (plotting, etc.).  You might prefer to use the "yearmon" class from the zoo package which stores internally the year/months as year + fraction where fraction is 0 for Jan, 1/12 for Feb, ..., 11/12 for Dec.  On output the default rendering is, for example, Jan 2000:
library(zoo)
transform(mydata, ym = as.yearmon(as.character(dates), "%Y%m"))

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import os
import re
from datetime import datetime
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    # Python 2
    from urlparse import urlparse
except ImportError:
    # Python 3
    from urllib.parse import urlparse

from flask import Flask, request, jsonify
from flask.ext.sqlalchemy import SQLAlchemy
from sqlalchemy.orm import validates

try:
    url = urlparse(os.environ['DATABASE_URL'])
    DATABASE = 'postgresql://{user}:{pwd}@{host}:{port}/{db}'.format(
        user=url.username,
        pwd=url.password,
        host=url.hostname,
        port=url.port,
        db=url.path[1:])
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    path = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))
    DATABASE = 'sqlite:////{path}/dev.db'.format(path=path)

app = Flask(__name__)
app.config['SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI'] = DATABASE
db = SQLAlchemy(app)

class Pass(db.Model):
    id = db.Column(db.Integer, primary_key=True)
    pass_type_identifier = db.Column(db.String(255), unique=True)
    serial_number = db.Column(db.String(255), unique=True)
    data = db.Column(db.PickleType)
    created_at = db.Column(db.DateTime)
    updated_at = db.Column(db.DateTime)

    @validates
    def validate_pass_type_identifier(self, key, ident):
        assert re.match(r'([\w\d]\.?)+', ident)
        return ident

    def __init__(self, pass_type_identifier, serial_number, data):
        self.pass_type_identifier = pass_type_identifier
        self.serial_number = serial_number
        self.data = data
        self.created_at = datetime.utcnow()
        self.updated_at = datetime.utcnow()

    def __repr__(self):
        return '<Pass %s>' % self.pass_type_identifier

class Registration(db.Model):
    id = db.Column(db.Integer, primary_key=True)
    device_library_identifier = db.Column(db.String(255), unique=True)
    push_token = db.Column(db.String(255))
    created_at = db.Column(db.DateTime)
    updated_at = db.Column(db.DateTime)
    pass_id = db.Column(db.Integer, db.ForeignKey('pass.id'))
    p = db.relationship('Pass', backref=db.backref('registrations',
                                                   lazy='dynamic'))

    def __init__(self, device_library_identifier, push_token, p):
        self.device_library_identifier = device_library_identifier
        self.push_token = push_token
        self.p = p
        self.created_at = datetime.utcnow()
        self.updated_at = datetime.utcnow()

    def __repr__(self):
        return '<Registration %s>' % self.device_library_identifier

@app.route('/passes/<pass_type_identifier>/<serial_number>')
def show(pass_type_identifier, serial_number):
    """
    Getting the latest version of a Pass

    Keyword arguments:
    pass_type_identifier -- The pass's type, as specified in the pass
    serial_number -- The unique pass identifier, as specified in the pass
    """
    p = Pass.query.filter_by(pass_type_identifier=pass_type_identifier,
                             serial_number=serial_number).first_or_404()

    return jsonify(p.data)

@app.route('/devices/<device_library_identifier>/registrations/<pass_type_identifier>')
def index(device_library_identifier, pass_type_identifier):
    """
    Getting the serial numbers for passes associated with a device

    Keyword arguments:
    device_library_identifier -- A unique identifier that is used to identify
                                 and authenticate the device
    pass_type_identifier      -- The pass's type, as specified in the pass

    If the passes_updated_since parameter is present, return only the passes
    that have been updated since the time indicated by tag. Otherwise, return
    all passes.
    """
    p = Pass.query.filter_by(
            pass_type_identifier=pass_type_identifier).first_or_404()

    r = p.registrations.filter_by(
            device_library_identifier=device_library_identifier)
    if 'passesUpdatedSince' in request.args:
        r = r.filter(Registration.updated_at >= request.args['passesUpdatedSince'])

    if r:
        # XXX: Is this the correct return value for serial number?
        return jsonify({
            'lastUpdated': p.updated_at,
            'serialNumbers': [p.serial_number]
        })
    else:
        return ('No Content', 204)

@app.route('/devices/<device_library_identifier>/registrations/<pass_type_identifier>/<serial_number>')
def create(device_library_identifier, pass_type_identifier, serial_number, methods=['POST']):
    """
    Registering a device to receive push notifications for a pass

    Keyword arguments:
    device_library_identifier -- A unique identifier that is used to identify
                                 and authenticate the device
    pass_type_identifier      -- The pass's type, as specified in the pass
    serial_number             -- The unique pass identifier, as specified in
                                 the pass
    """
    p = Pass.query.filter_by(pass_type_identifier=pass_type_identifier,
                             serial_number=serial_number).first_or_404()

    registrations = p.registrations.filter_by(
        device_library_identifier=device_library_identifier)
    registrations.push_token = request.form['push_token']

    db.session.add(registrations)
    db.session.commit()

    return ('Created', 201)

@app.route('/devices/<device_library_identifier>/registrations/<pass_type_identifier>')
def destroy(device_library_identifier, pass_type_identifier, methods=['DELETE']):
    """
    Unregistering a device

    Keyword arguments:
    device_library_identifier -- A unique identifier that is used to identify
                                 and authenticate the device
    pass_type_identifier      -- The pass's type, as specified in the pass
    serial_number             -- The unique pass identifier, as specified in
                                 the pass
    """
    p = Pass.query.filter_by(
        pass_type_identifier=pass_type_identifier).first_or_404()
    registrations = p.registrations.filter_by(
        device_library_identifier=device_library_identifier).first_or_404()

    db.session.delete(registrations)
    db.session.commit()

    return ('OK', 200)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    port = int(os.environ.get('PORT', 8000))
    app.run(host='0.0.0.0', port=port)


On 2013-04-18, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)	published a recall regarding Classic Characters Infant Froggy Socks due to a potential choking hazard. This product sold new beginning in January 2013 for about $7.
About 5,000	units are involved in this Classic Characters baby socks recall. Learn more and find out what to do if you own this product below.
This was the 3rd recall of products in the Shoes, Booties, Socks & Slippers category in 2013. Since 2005, there have been approximately 40 similar recalls, involving about 4 million product units.
The stitched knit frog face and feet on the socks can detach, posing a choking hazard to infants and young children.
The knit ankle infant socks have a red ankle border with a lime green sock that has four fabric feet and a dark green frog head with black and white eyes and a red tongue stitched to the top of the toe of the socks. The socks were sold with a Cracker Barrel price tag printed with SKU number 417662, S110, size 6-18M, fiber content and care instructions on the back of the tag.
These items were sold new+ at Cracker Barrel Old Country Store locations from January 2013 to March 2013 for about $7.
Consumers should immediately take the recalled froggy socks away from infants and young children, return the socks to any Cracker Barrel Old Country Store for a full refund or send the socks to Classic Characters for a full refund plus shipping.
Classic Characters toll-free at (877)298-9620 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday or online at www.classiccharacters.com and click on safety notice for more information.
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The Liberals may act on a recommendation to increase contribution room for green investments
By: Greg Dalgetty
Source : Investment Executive
Greg Dalgetty
With a new session of Parliament now underway, questions remain about whether the governing Liberals — now reduced to a minority — will act on a recommendation that could increase RRSP contribution room for Canadians who make green investments.
The government-appointed Expert Panel on Sustainable Finance (EPSF), assembled in April 2018, delivered its final report in June, which made numerous recommendations aimed at moving the country toward a low-carbon economy. One of those recommendations was to increase contribution room and create a "super tax deduction" for "climate-conscious" investments held in RRSPs.
The EPSF's report calls for "taxable income deductions greater than 100% on eligible contributions," in addition to "an extended fixed-dollar contribution limit available only for eligible investments." The question is: will this recommendation be implemented now that the Liberals have been returned to power?
Elliot Hughes, senior advisor with Ottawa-based Summa Strategies Canada Inc., says the recommendations made in the report are "very much on brand" with the Liberals' priorities.
"My view is that [the report] was well received, and you will see movement on it in the coming months and years," Hughes says. "[The recommendations] align very well with where the government wants to go with mixing the environment and the economy."
Hughes, who previously worked as Finance Minister Bill Morneau's deputy director of tax policy, says the federal government's decision to return Morneau to the Department of Finance Canada and appoint Jonathan Wilkinson and Catherine McKenna, both environmentalists, to key cabinet roles bodes well for the panel's proposals.
But, Hughes says, the Liberals may have some trouble selling the RRSP proposal to middle-class Canadians and, more important, the Opposition. Hughes says that only 2%-3% of Canadians max out their RRSP contributions every year — leaving only a "small percentage of very wealthy individuals" who would benefit from additional contribution room.
The Liberals campaigned on building a stronger middle class and even announced a new Ministry of Middle-Class Prosperity when the new cabinet was unveiled in November. Hughes says government communications regarding a super tax deduction would be "very important," particularly if the Liberals need support from the New Democratic Party, which campaigned on a promise to introduce a wealth tax for residents whose fortunes exceed $20 million.
"How does this get framed as something that is good for the economy and good for the environment rather than something that is good for people who've run out of places to put their investment dollars?" Hughes asks. "It would need to be rebranded from a 'super tax deduction' — that is very easily spun into something that the NDP could sink their teeth into very nicely."
If the proposal is implemented, says Dustyn Lanz, CEO of the Responsible Investment Association, the retail market for responsible investing (RI) would "enter a rapid growth phase like we've never seen before."
Adds Lanz: "We would see more RI products coming to market, and [financial] advisors would need to gain more knowledge and a better understanding of responsible investments — or somebody else is going to come and take their lunch."
Lanz says a tax incentive to buy units in RI funds would lead to a spike in advisors recommending those investments to clients: "There's a potential tax benefit for the clients. Why wouldn't clients want access to it? Why wouldn't advisors recommend it?"
One of the ideas behind this recommendation was to get advisors to "up their game" when it comes to RI, says Andy Chisholm, who was one of four members on the EPSF, and sits on the board of directors of Toronto-based Royal Bank of Canada and the advisory board of the Kingston, Ont.-based Institute for Sustainable Finance (ISF).
"We were very hopeful, in putting this recommendation forward, that it would spur actions on a number of fronts," such as increasing investors' and advisors' awareness of RI, Chisholm says. He adds that he's "hopeful" the recommendation will be implemented.
If the EPSF's recommendation is implemented, which investments would qualify for the tax break?
"One of the problems now is that it's difficult to figure out what's a green investment," says Ryan Riordan, associate professor of finance at the Kingston, Ont.-based Smith School of Business at Queen's University and director of research at the ISF.
Riordan notes that there are several ways to create RI funds, such as using negative filters that screen out companies in, for example, the energy sector.
"A lot of these negative filters end up meaning you can't invest in oil and gas [or] you can't invest in basic materials, [which means] you can invest [only] in financial services and retail," Riordan says. "What you really want to do is create a product or an asset class that [allows you to] still be broadly diversified across Canada."
Such investment funds, Riordan says, can be constructed using positive filters that reward companies that make efforts to be environmentally friendly — even if they're in fossil fuel-intensive sectors, such as energy — and incentivize companies with poor environmental practices to become greener.
"We have to have [an investment] product that can meet long-term investment and retirement goals while also being sustainable environmentally," Riordan says. "I think the best way to do that is to pick the greenest of a set of, let's say, bad options — the best of the worst options."
As for whether this policy will be implemented, Hughes says, it's "too early to tell."
"The Finance Department is probably in the throes of getting their files in order for the budget," Hughes says. "But what you have are the conditions for this report to be implemented, with a number of people in key positions who see the potential of some of the recommendations for the Canadian economy."
An email from the Department of Finance Canada states that the federal government "is currently in the process of considering" the recommendations made in the EPSF's report.
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The information is from Trudy Talbot the Bullmastiff Breed Council Breed Health Co-ordinator.
With the support of the Kennel Club we have been steadily working towards improving the overall health of the Bullmastiff as a breed.
Advancements in genetic coding will soon allow us to identify genetic anomalies within the Bullmastiff gene sequence. This will allow breeders to actively screen out any health problems that may arise within their breeding programmes, which in turn we hope will improve the overall health of the breed. Like most breeds the Bullmastiff does have a few health problems.
Cancer (in various forms) – this includes lymphoma.
The Bullmastiff Breed Council, with the help of our breed clubs, have organised health seminars to disseminate information to owners and breeders. We have also designed health surveys, the results of which feed in to our overall breed health programme.
We have now put together a Bullmastiff Health Award Scheme which comprises of 3 levels of award – Bronze, Silver and Gold, the scheme isn't designed to restrict breeding just to demonstrate that the Bullmastiff community as a whole are in favour of promoting good health.
Over the past few years we have worked really hard to improve the health of our breed by the use of education and new technologies and we will continue to work with just as much commitment in the future with the aim of having a breed of working dog that is fit for function and fit to be a loving and healthy part of any family.
The scheme has been set up to establish the current health of the Bullmastiff population by encouraging health testing using established tests.
It is hoped that in the long-term this will help to improve the overall health and welfare of the breed.
Of the three awards, Gold relates to heart testing, Silver to hip and elbow scoring and Bronze is a general health check which can be done at your vets.
For each level of testing all dogs will have their microchip scanned by the vet and it must correspond with the details on the form provided for the appropriate award level before the examination can begin.
Basic auditory check of heart and lungs.
Visual/auditory assessment of dogs breathing A) at rest & B) after 5 minutes of exercise.
Visual assessment of skin and ear canals.
Normal clinical assessment of eyes.
Check for normal tail formation.
Check for normal testes in male dogs.
Temperament (Can be carried out by either a vet, a behaviourist or a qualified veterinary nurse).
Hip scores and elbow scores.
Heart test carried out by approved Cardiologist.
If you are considering breeding from your dog and would like to join the scheme, the relevant paperwork is available on request, via email from Trisha Cox Billandtrish@btinternet.com.
Once the dog has passed the assessment and relevant paperwork is completed and returned the Breed Council will issue a certificate. The only thing they ask is that the postage for the certificate is covered by the potential breeder.


E.g. – Where working class children fail in education and go on to get working class jobs, and vice versa for middle class children.
Where individuals are sifted and sorted into appropriate jobs based on the qualifications they achieve – E.G. someone passes a law degree to get a job as a lawyer.
Where what pupils learn at school prepares them for future exploitation at work – E.G. accepting authority of teachers at school then accepting the authority of managers at work,.
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Knives and forks akimbo. Napkins scrunched into leftover soup. Diners wandering around the restaurant while on the phone.
Restaurateur Angie Giannakodakis has witnessed it all in a hospitality career that's spanned 33 years and, in her estimation, has seen her serve "four MCGs" of diners in Melbourne.
But in the past few years, Giannakodakis has noticed an upsurge in diner behaviour that's made it harder for her to deliver the kind of seamless, joyous experiences that make people fall in love with fine-dining restaurants and, along the way, give waiters the satisfaction of having served up happiness along with scallops, steak and souffle.
Giannakodakis isn't sure if it's to do with the casualisation of dining, the demise of family mealtime or a rushed click-and-eat culture, but she does know she wants to do something about it. So she's launched Restaurant School classes to teach people how to be better diners.
The first class took place on Saturday at Epocha, her graceful Carlton restaurant. At the two-hour class, participants were instructed in dining codes such as which cutlery to use (start at the outside and work in), how to hold a wine glass (by the stem, not the bowl) and how to pay the bill in a nice restaurant (at the table, not standing by the door).
Participants – including Ann Brady, a keen diner who brought Lani, her eight-year-old granddaughter – heard about chewing gum under the table (cleaning it up is a weekly job), how to set a table properly, and that it doesn't help your waiter if you stack plates.
"This is not about shaming people," Giannakodakis says. "This is about helping diners learn how restaurants work so that they can have a better experience.
"If someone doesn't know to put their knife and fork together to signal that they've finished a dish, then we have to watch them, ask them, disturb them before we can clear their plate.
"We see some customers get visibly annoyed about it, whereas 10 years ago we didn't have that issue.
"Customers stacking plates actually slows us down – we don't stack plates like you do, and it means we have to come to the table twice.
This extra work means service staff have less time to deliver the special touches that turn a feed into a five-star rhapsody.
"We want to nurture diners, not second-guess them or control them," Giannakodakis says.
"We want that beautiful interaction, that warm expression of humanity that can happen in a restaurant.
To find out about future Restaurant School sessions, visit Epocha.
This article first appeared in the Sunday Age.
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Our Statement in 36th Session of UN Human Rights Council
Statement on the improvement of the refugee's conditions in Iran
At the 36th session of the UN Human Rights Council the (P.A.S.H.) issued a statement on refugee's problems in Iran, which was read out by the representative of the Association at the scene of the Council.
At the 36th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council the Prevention Association of Social Harms (P.A.S.H.) issued a statement on refugee's problems in Iran, which was read out by the representative of the Association at the scene of the Council. This statement is as follows:
The Islamic Republic of Iran continues to host one of the largest and most protracted refugee populations of the world including Afghan and Iraqi refugees, only 3% of which live in camps. The high number of refugees has caused challenges in their education, livelihood and medical care.
With regards to education, in 2015, the Supreme Leader, said in an edit, that no Afghan child, not even the undocumented migrants, must be deprived of education. The result was the registration of 77,000 documented and undocumented children at schools in 2015 alone.
In the livelihood area, refugees in the working age must officially apply for work permits. But due to the limited number of permitted jobs, most of them have difficulties finding jobs.
Universal Health Insurance which began in 2011 with the cooperation of the UNHCR, covers over 120,000 people which includes those suffering from special diseases; although one of the vulnerable groups are still not in the programme.
-	The Iranian government must make organized efforts for refugees to have access to more jobs in order to improve their livelihood conditions
-	In view of the Supreme Leader's edict with regards to children's education, there is further need to construct new schools. International assistance can help the continuation of children's registration at schools.
-	There should be an increase in the number of refugees covered Universal Public Health Insurance which will notably reduce their health problems.
-	Sanctions that negatively affect the livelihood of refugees must be lifted. The sanctions increase the illegal movement of refugees to western countries.
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The objectives of the Teachers' Association is to study and discuss educational subjects and subjects of professional and general interest and also to promote social awareness.
The annual meeting of the Association is conducted every year on the Second Saturday of May and this arrangement help all to gather on the occasion.
PTA of this college renders strong support to the development of the college. The association includes all faculty members and parents of all students. Every year, it raises a certain amount from its members which is used to provides scholarships and finantial aids to the students. An executive committee is selected from the members of PTA to look after its administration.
All the catholic students of the college shall be ordinarily members of CSM. Various activities shall be undertaken by the CSM members with the objectives of moulding spiritually inspired and socially committed teachers.


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Rod Blum & Warren Davidson
Compare the voting records of Rod Blum and Warren Davidson in 2017-18.
Rod Blum
Represented Iowa's 1st Congressional District. This is his 2nd term in the House.
Represented Ohio's 8th Congressional District. This is his 2nd term in the House.
Rod Blum and Warren Davidson are from the same party and agreed on 89 percent of votes in the 115th Congress (2017-18).
But they didn't always agree. Out of 1128 votes in the 115th Congress, they disagreed on 121 votes, including 10 major votes.
July 19, 2018 — Making appropriations for the Department of the Interior, environment, and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2019, and for other purposes
May 18, 2018 — Agriculture and Nutrition Act of 2018
May 9, 2018 — Standard Merger and Acquisition Reviews Through Equal Rules Act
March 7, 2018 — Blocking Regulatory Interference from Closing Kilns Act
Dec. 1, 2017 — Preserving Access to Manufactured Housing Act
Sept. 13, 2017 — Gibbs of Ohio Amendment No. 187
Sept. 13, 2017 — Pocan of Wisconsin Amendment No. 134
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Each month we will send you some handy tips for using the images on our Emotional Learning Cards in a variety of settings and circumstances. This month we focus on a practical exercise for using the cards as a means to better understand our emotions.
Often our difficulty around positively dealing with emotions stems from our inability to recognise them in the first place. Contemporary art contains an almost unlimited range of unusual and emotive images. As such they can help us to articulate and visualise our emotional responses.
Start by looking through a number of different Cards. Discuss the imagery within the Cards and think about what emotions the images evoke.
What is it about the image that suggests the emotion? Think about the colours used in the image, the placing of bodies and/or objects. Is there a story or a situation that the image suggests which evokes the particular emotional response?
Leading on from the discussion, it's time to create your own Emotional Learning Card. Decide on an emotion you want to represent. This decision may be governed by your particular situation (i.e. if there is an issue with anger management you might decide to explore anger as an emotion).
Cut out a coloured card the same size and shape as an Emotional Learning Card. Thinking back to the discussion you had around the Cards decide how to visually represent the chosen image. Will it be through collage, drawing and/or painting? Will it be representative or metaphorical, realistic or surreal? You may want to write text or use lyrics from a song or a poem, either embedded within the image or written on the back of each card.
In making the card you have in effect "created" a representation" of that particular emotion. The young adult will have been given the freedom, in a positive, safe and creative environment to explore and examine the emotion and so will be able to recognise and better respond to it in the future. During the activity you will no doubt be in conversation with the young adult. Take advantage of this, asking questions and prompting them to articulate their responses through words as much as through the image-making.
Once the image is complete its important that it is kept and treasured- throwing it away will not send out a good message! You may want to put it in a scrap book or hang it on a wall and you may want to refer back to it at some point in the future.


Easiest meal ever!! There are literally four ingredients in this BBQ. This also involves a crock pot which is always exciting if you are busy like I am.
All you do is dump everything in together and turn your crock pot on low for 8-10 hrs. After about 8 hours, you need to "fork" the BBQ to make it like shredded beef. We put ours on baked potatoes this time to make "Stuffed BBQ Baked Potatoes" or you can put it on a bun for a sandwich (which I did with the leftovers) or just eat it by itself with some good southern sides. Either way, its super yummy and most important so easy and you gotta love that!


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