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Health Data Research- all matters data and all data matters
by MedCity
All matters data and all data matters. An introduction to three of the health data research hubs contribution to the health of the nation
Join MedCity and three health data research hubs to find out more about the data hubs, their role, ambitions and the importance of their data in delivering long term patient and healthcare benefits while ensuring industry efficiencies.
This two hour virtual seminar is brought to you by MedCity and three of the Health Data Research UK hubs – DATA-CAN, Discover-NOW and INSIGHT. As the cluster organisation for world-leading health life sciences sector in London and the south east, MedCity is working with health research data hubs to showcase exemplars of how health data is helping research and explore how the life sciences industry can work with the hubs.
Each of these data hubs brings expertise in differing areas including cancer, eye disease, real-world evidence, advanced analytics and artificial intelligence.
The event will include an introduction to the data hubs, their role and ambitions and case studies on how each hub is working with industry, academia and health services on data research. There will be networking opportunities for attendees to meet representatives from the hubs and explore collaboration.
During the event there will be:
- A selection of case studies, demonstrating how each hub is working with Industry, academia and health services nationwide on data research.
- Join MedCity and three health data research hubs to find out more about the data hubs, their role, ambitions and the importance of their data in delivering long term patient and healthcare benefits while ensuring industry efficiencies.
-Discover-NOW's Business Development Lead, Dusan Saska, will be bringing to life the work of their Hub focussing on collaborations with biotech and pharma companies. Participants will be given insights on recent work such as their T2DM project with commercial partner AstraZeneca and how newly generated patient reported outcomes are improving patient care. It will also be a chance to learn more about the future opportunities of their Trusted Research Environment, data curation, new data flows and involvement in COVID-19 vaccine safety and vaccine effectiveness studies.
- DATA-CAN's commercial director, James Peach, will explain the ways in which commercial organisations, including small and medium enterprises, can work with the cancer data hub. He will cover practical examples of projects that DATA-CAN has been involved in with SMEs to date – including working on a successful grant application to Innovate UK, and investigating whether specific data could be sourced in the UK; and on future options for data access requests and delivery. Participants will gain an understanding of DATA-CAN's offer to the commercial sector and how we can work together on data access and analytics.
-INSIGHT's chief data officer, Dr Pearse Keane, will present a case study on- AlzEye is project linking over 2 million retinal photos and OCT scans from more than 250,000 Moorfields patients with NHS data on Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. The unique dataset created by AlzEye allows the exploration of patterns of retinal change associated with the development of dementia across a socially and ethnically diverse population.
Followed By
- Live Q&A to understand the practicalities of what that data can do for you.... why it matters and how to access the data you need
-Networking opportunities to meet with representatives from the hubs and explore collaborations
Attendee registration details will be shared with the hubs in order to ensure any specific questions or topics raised during registration are answered as best as possible during the event
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Organiser MedCity
Organiser of Health Data Research- all matters data and all data matters
MedCity represents the life sciences cluster of London and has deep networks and relationships with Oxford, Cambridge and nationally. Working in close partnership with London's world-leading universities, MedCity connects private industry with partners in academia, research institutes, NHS, industry and the charity sector to catalyse exciting new opportunities that advance cutting-edge R&D in areas such as AI, diagnostics, and advanced therapies.
MedCity's expert knowledge, industry experience and sector-wide perspective means MedCity can maximise opportunities for growth and collaboration within the region and beyond.
Find out more at MedCityHQ.com or on Twitter @MedCityHQ
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At this stage I may also point out that the National Law Schools of India University, Banglore in particular the Director Prof. A Jaya Govind who is also a member of the ICADR, Banglore Regional Centre, has extended full co-operation with the working of the ICADR and with their assistance we have been able to introduce a Diploma/ Degree Courses in Arbitration and Conciliation. In this way, students who have passed this course will have an opportunity to have training from the ICADR Regional Centre at Banglore, so that they can be appointed as Arbitrators/ conciliators. With the help of the Govt. I.C.A.D.R. has conducted training programme for ladies by Hon'ble Shri Justice N. Santosh Hegde, Judge Supreme Court and for P.W.D. Engineers and transport Department officers, and now we are also starting a course for the training of students and graduates and experts from different departments like P.W.D., Chamber of Commerce & Industry and such other orgnisations. They can undergo training so that the I.C.A.D.R. can take them into consideration while appointing Arbitrators through Courts or otherwise. We have also requested Government to provide an independent plan so as to have an independent building for the I.C.A.D.R. near Karnataka Judicial Academy which will help in the training programmes and effective implementation of the object of the I.C.A.D.R., which is a global body now. In this way, it will enhance the image of Banglore to compete with other cities in the country with regard to arbitration in inter-state and international disputes. I appreciate and record a sense of gratitude for the pattern, the Chief Justice of India and the Chairman of I.C.A.D.R. Dr. H.R. Bhardwaj, Hon'ble Union Law Minister.
I also appreciate the service rendered by the past editors and present editor in publishing and releasing Karnataka Series of 'Indian Law Reports' in time. I hope that under the guidance of brother justice S.R. Nayak and other members of the Karnataka Law Reporting Council the good work will be continued.
I will be failing in my duty if do not make a mention about the efforts made by my former brother Judges Justice T.S. Thakur, who is now in Delhi, Justice H.Rangavittalchar, and Justice A.V. Srinivasa Reddy, who were the members of the earlier Committee and also brother Judges Sri, N. Kumar and Sri. A.C. Kabbin in getting the High Court library renovated at a huge cost of more than a crore of Rupees. A special mention should be made about Sri. Prakash, Assistant Executive Engineer, in addition to Sri. K. Udaya, Chief Architect and Sri. Muninarayanaswamy, in-charge Chief Engineer who has taken meticulous care in the renovation work and with the assistance of his colleague, contractor and their team have done wonderful work within a reasonable time

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A few days ago Android 4.2.2 14.1.B.0.471 firmware update for Xperia Z Ultra C6802 HSPA+ was rolled out over its last 14.1.B.0.461 version which came in stock. Well just now we spotted PTCRB listing another 14.1.B.1.493 firmware for Xperia Z Ultra C6802.
If you haven't updated to 14.1.B.0.471 firmware update yet then use below link to update.
Dated 6 August 5 firmware updates are listed as 14.1.B.0.446, 14.1.B.0.450, 14.1.B.0.461, 14.1.B.0.471, 14.1.B.1.493 out of which 14.1.B.0.471 firmware has already been officially rolled as said above. Well above updates were listed as per ECO ( Engineering Change Order ) request.


With an all-new design offering an exciting driving experience, the 2019 Toyota RAV4 returns for the new year to make drivers fall in love with it all over again. With new features and new models to choose from, the RAV4 also continues to innovate with more power and an improved mpg rating. Let's take a look at the new 2019 Toyota RAV4 near Winchester, VA, available now at Apple Valley Toyota.
Last year, Toyota introduced the new Adventure grade in the RAV4 lineup. For 2019, Toyota is introducing the new XSE Hybrid model. While the 2019 hybrid versions are coming later this spring, the standard RAV4 model is offered in five different trim levels. These include the base LE model, along with the XLE, XLE Premium, Adventure and Limited grades. The new 2019 RAV4 is also extremely affordable, with the standard LE model starting at just $25,500.
With the introduction of the new Adventure model, the RAV4 was given more off-road capabilities. For 2019, the new RAV4 offers the available Multi-Terrain Select, as well as the available Dynamic Torque Vectoring All-Wheel Drive with Rear Driveline Disconnect features for improved off-road performance. The new RAV4 also offers the Toyota Safety Sense 2.0 suite of safety features, along with the standard Entune 3.0 infotainment system, which has Wi-Fi Connect Powered by Version, along with Amazon Alexa integration and Apple CarPlay compatibility.
If you would like to learn even more about the 2019 Toyota RAV4 near Winchester, VA, be sure to contact us at Apple Valley Toyota. You can also get behind the wheel of the exciting new SUV by visiting our dealership today. We would be more than happy to assist you in any way we can with your next car purchase.


This painting of Canterbury in years past displays the classic view of Canterbury by the Old Weaver's house from the Kings Bridge which really captures the romantic past of the River Stour.
This classic black and white photo (year unknown) shows two gentlemen punting upstream on the River Stour from the Eastbridge Hospital to a destination unknown.
This delightful painting aptly displays a bygone era when small boats with sails were capable of navigating the bottom reaches of the Stour where the fields shown have now been replaced by Canterbury's coach park and Sainsburys shopping centre.
To see our modern day images, feel free to visit our river tour gallery.


EUR district: a journey from World Fair to a Business district.
Today "Europa" is the official name of the district known as EUR; acronym, as widely known, of "Esposizione Universale Romana". The real name, the first chosen for this area, was E42, and had to represent the new "ultramodern city" that in 1942 had to host Rome's World Fair. The chosen date was not a coincidence; it was in fact the 20th anniversary of Mussolini's March on Rome.
This occasion had already been celebrated in 1932 with a huge exhibition held in Rome's Palazzo delle Esposizioni and focusing over the "Fascist revolution", a huge success.
The idea to hold a World Fair in Rome was suggested to Mussolini by Giuseppe Bottai, in June 1935. Bottai had just been appointed City Governor. The huge innovation, compared to every other previous world Fair edition, was for the buildings to be real permanent constructions. Until then in fact, every World Fair ever held always had all the pavilions and buildings dismantled when the Fair was over. In the E42 all the buildings instead, had to become the kernel of the new Rome expansion towards the sea.
The first main blueprint of the whole E42 area, made by the same group of architects that created the "Città Universitaria" (University City), was revised by the group leader, Marcello Piacentini. Planning of each single building instead, will be appointed to various Architects after 4 different public bids starting in 1937.
The style, called metaphysical rationalism, as in reference of De Chirico's paintings, is basically expressing an oversimplified classicism. Although based on modernity, the whole complex is, for obvious propaganda reasons, over rhetorical if compared to other contemporary Italian architecture.
By the beginning of World War II, of the many buildings planned for the EUR, only 2 had been completed. The Ente Eur offices building and the Workers Village, along Via Laurentina. Works in progress were: The "Palazzo dei Congressi", the "Palazzo della Civiltà italiana", the 4 museums surrounding the Imperial Square.
EUR 1940: the "Palazzo della Civiltà italiana" just before the interruption.
Also foundations had been laid for the theater, the church, the post office and the two buildings of the exedra, the INA and INPS one. Most of the main structures of the Underground stations had also already been completed, they had to connect the World Fair with the main Termini Station, but the tunnels were just used during the war as bomb shelters.
Construction works, interrupted by the war, restarted only a few years after the war was over. 1950 saw the completion of Via Cristoforo Colombo, formerly known as Via dell'Impero.
1951 saw the completion of the other buildings. In 1955 a new EUR blueprint was made, and then, with a fully functional Underground connection, Municipality offices, corporations and ministries arrived in the district and were followed by private companies offices. With the arrival of white collars new shops started to open up for business and in the meantime some areas became residential zones.
This transitional phase into a Business District abandoned completely the rationalism style and followed instead the new "international style" to stress the modernization process of a new society.
The last big phase of development of the EUR happened in 1960 for the XVII Olympic Games. The new EUR in fact was chosen to host the new Sport palace, the Velodrome and the Roses swimming pool. In these years many other areas were completed, together with the artificial lake.
Rome's EUR Olympic Velodrome. Dismantled in 2008.
More infos on FENDI's new EUR project can be found here.
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JobStreet.com, founded in Malaysia in 1997, we were the first job site in South East Asia and we have become, and remain, the biggest attracting over 400 million visits a year. JobStreet.com has grown up alongside this great country, absorbing its many peoples and cultures, thereby nurturing an intimate understanding that other job sites simply cannot match. We are a Multinational Company and our presence span across 8 countries namely Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines and Vietnam, China. Our workforce is made up by 1,300 great and passionate employees who helps us achieving our Company's purpose and mission.
In November 2014, we became part of the Australian Stock Exchange-listed SEEK Limited – the world's largest online employment marketplace by market capitalisation with over 6,000 employees across the globe. As part of the SEEK family, we leverage world-class products to match talented job seekers with reputable employers across the region.
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YMCA Liberia Change Agents Lawrence and Agnes developed the Monrovia YMCA Children Saturday morning Leadership and enrichment program for vulnerable kid's ages 9-17 in Buzzy Quarter, a slum Community located in the center of Monrovia, Liberia.
The program aims at increasing the leadership and civic skills of vulnerable young people in slum communities. It engages participants every Saturday with games, lectures, visits or site seeing, and other appealing activities in an effort to restore hope, increase the sense of belongings and passion to drive the Africa we want.
Currently, 40 kids are benefiting from the program and the first circle comes to an end the first week in February, 2019. YMCA Liberia empowering Young People for the Africa we want.
The YMCA Change Agent programme which Lawrence and Agnes are beneficiaries, is a global leadership development programme to empower young leaders as change makers in their own communities.
YMCA Change Agents are young volunteers and/or staff from YMCAs across the world who strengthen the YMCA so the YMCA can serve more young people. They participate in innovative and life changing experiences including online and face-to-face trainings, mentoring and local project development for expansion of youth services. They gain skills to help transform their YMCA and community and they build connections to an international network of other young leaders.
Since 2014, 350 Change Agents have graduated and are leading change in 67 countries around the world. Change Agents are active and their projects are changing lives.


The European Commission moved closer to being able to hold back 400 million EU Emissions Trading System allowances from planned auctions this year after the European Parliament approved the move in a vote Thursday.
Meanwhile EU ministers are tentatively scheduled to give the EU Council's formal approval without further discussion on February 24, an EU diplomatic source told Platts Thursday.
The EC has to wait for both the parliament and council to approve the detailed timetable for backloading a total 900 million allowances from planned auctions in 2014 to 2016 to the end of the decade before it can adopt the measure into law and start changing the auction volumes.
If the council's approval goes ahead on February 24, the EC will likely be able to start the backloading in March, which would allow it to hold back 400 million allowances this year.
If the council's timetable slips, and backloading starts after March, the EC will only be allowed to hold back 300 million allowances this year.
These were the terms of the EC's proposal agreed by an EU committee of national government officials on January 8.
A March start required faster approval from the parliament and council than the standard three-month deadline.


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Your Maple Leafs Guide to Depth Forwards, Part 2
By James Tanner August 22nd, 2014
Earlier this week I began this series with the goal of catching up or introducing the reader to some of the lesser known players the team has acquired. You can read part one here if you wish where I have profiled new Leafs centre Mike Santorelli.
Petri Kontiola
Petri Kontiola is a 29 year old, 6 foot 200+ lbs centre from Finland who has played the last five years in the KHL. Originally drafted by the Blackhawks in 2004 (7th round, 196th overall) he played 12 games for Chicago in 2007 and picked up 5 assists. He played the next couple season in the AHL and then was traded to the Ducks along with James Wisniewski for Sammy Pahlsson in 2009. He finished out the season in the AHL with the Duck's affiliate and then moved the KHL where he has played since. He also picked up a Bronze Medal in this years Olympics.
(Scott Rovak-USA TODAY Sports)
As you can see, he was nearly a point per game player in the AHL and managed to score around 15 goals per 50 games in the KHL. Though I had never heard of him before the Leafs signed him this summer to a $1.1 million dollar, 1 year contract, various reports call him an offensive minded centre who can also play right wing, who is a strong passer, and fairly strong on the puck. He is known to be good on the powerplay and to be average defensively.
The NHL seems to be trending towards more offense from bottom six players. In the past, it was common to have the third line as a checking line and your fourth line as physical as possible. In recent years, teams seem to be going with a more offensive approach to the third and even fourth lines. In this case, Kontiola, like Santorelli, gives the Leafs some options to ice a more offensive minded bottom six. While Kontiola, who turns 30 in October, is unlikely to become an offensive dynamo capable of skating on one of the top two lines, he does give the Leafs an option to fill in there in case of injury and should provide some offense from the bottom of the lineup. He also gives the Leafs the option of dressing a fourth line centre who is heads and shoulders above the league average, in terms of offensive skill, for fourth line centres. That, however, is an unlikely scenario because you have to figure they want at least one reliable defensive minded centre in the lineup.
By all accounts Kontiola is a good skater with "decent speed" which should make him a nice fit on the Leafs who should have one of the fastest groups of forwards in the league this year. He will be up against Santorelli,Komarov, Holland, Booth, Winnik, Orr, Brodie, Smith, Frattin, Carter and a few others in competition for jobs on the bottom two lines. This in itself represents one of the best things, in my opinion, about the Kontiola signing – The Leafs have created a situation where they have 8 or 10 guys competing for a half dozen jobs, which, theoretically at least, should bring out the best in all of the guys competing. Furthermore, having guys like Santorelli and Kontiola who, if they don't make the team, have talent and skill who can fill in when guys get injured or start slumping.
It's hard to know what to expect from a player who you have never seen play, but reports indicate that Kontiola is a player with NHL skill. Apparently, there were several teams interested in acquiring him this past summer and while it's nice the Leafs won out, it's hard to know how excited we should be. On one hand, with Holland and Santorelli in the fold, he may be hard pressed to even make the team, and may be forced to the wing if he does. That versatility, however, is a nice feature in a player. Still, what can you really expect from a player who hasn't been able to crack the NHL for ten years, and who is coming back at the age of 30? It really is impossible to say. I think, logically, it's safe to assume that players who were in the league last year would have the inside track on beating him out. With that being said, you never really know what kept him in the KHL for so long; I mean, maybe he could have been in the NHL already but chose not too.
Either way, it's smart of the Leafs to collect these players. If you consider Kessel, JVR, Bozak, Kadri, Lupul, Clarkson and Karmarov as absolute locks to start the season in Toronto, then they have about ten other players who have a realistic shot of making the team in one of the 5 or 6 spots (depending on how many forwards they choose to carry) remaining on the roster. Guys like Holland, Santorelli and Kontiola won't all make a big impact in Toronto, but the odds are, that one or two of the guys they have signed to these short-term risk-free deals will pan out and be a nice surprise. Not to mention the importance of depth and injury replacements during the grind of an 82 game regular season.
Given the scouting reports, it's a good bet that Kontiola will be that guy.


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The Ex-Catholic Journal
That those who read it might run
Categories of Errors
Catholic Errors from A to Z
Catholicism In the News
Hell: Satan's 9 Strategies
The Papacy
Mythical Mary: Her Messages, Miracles & Magnification
#1 Our Lady of Guadalupe – Mexico City, Mexico (December 9, 1531)
The "ever virgin Holy Mother" appeared to a peasant in Mexico. Juan Diego was on his way to visit a church when he heard birds singing. Upon investigation, he encountered the apparition. The vision instructed him to tell the bishop to erect a church on the site of the apparition. The Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe is now the most popular Catholic shrine in the world, with over 15 million pilgrims visiting annually.
The Messages:
"I am the ever virgin Holy Mary, Mother of the True God."
"I wish that a temple be erected here quickly, so I may therein exhibit and give all my love, compassion, help and protection, because I am your merciful mother..[I will] listen to their lamentations, and remedy their miseries, afflictions and sorrows."
"Am I not here, who is your Mother? Are you not under my protection? Am I not your health? Are you not happily within my fold?"
The Miracles:
Juan Diego sees a collection of beautiful flowers blooming in December.
The bishop witnesses the apparition on the cloak worn by Juan Diego.
Juan Diego's uncle is miraculously cured by the apparition.
The cloth and its image is miraculously preserved for five centuries (even from an explosion in 1921).
The image of a man's head is detected in the right eye of the image.
The Magnification:
The Lady of Guadalupe is declared the Patroness of Mexico City (1737) and Latin America (1910), Queen of Mexico and Empress of the Americas (1946) and Mother of the Americas (1961).
December 12 is one of three Holy Days of Obligation in Mexico
St. Pius X grants an indulgence for praying before a copy of the image (1908).
#2 Our Lady of Laus – Laus, France (1664)
While praying the Rosary, a 16 year old illiterate girl in a small town in the French Alps received a visit from a dazzling and beautiful lady holding a child in her arms. She told Benedicta: "My name is Mary." This was the first of many appearances of the Lady. Benedicta would receive over 2500 visions over the course of her life, including five visions of a bloody Jesus. The apparition in Laus was the first approved in the 21st century – in 2008.
Mary: "I am the reconciler and refuge of sinners."
"Oil from the sanctuary lamp will work miracles for the sick if they receive anointing with faith in my intercession."
"Mary" explained to Benedicta the architectural details for the building of a shrine.
Benedicta was told to promote the sacrament of Penance.
Strong smell of sweet perfume.
Many miraculous cures.
Benedicta received the gift of reading hearts and uncovering hidden sins.
Jesus asked Benedicta to participate in His passion – she then received the stigmata.
"I asked my Son for Laus for the conversion of sinners, and He granted it to me"
"Gather together every evening to recite the Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary"
Benedicta beatified by John Paul II in 1984; Catholics may pray for her intercession.
#3 Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal – Paris, France (1830)
Asleep in her convent, Catherine Labouré was awakened by a child's voice (her guardian angel) and told to arise and enter the convent chapel. The apparition of the beautifulVirgin Mary appeared to her there, telling her: "I am going to give you a mission." Four months later the apparition appeared again to Catherine, displayed inside an oval, standing on a globe, with rays of lights streaming from the rings on her fingers. The oval then rotated, and displayed a large letter M supporting a cross, a circle of twelve stars, and two hearts. The first heart was the sacred heart of Jesus crowned with thorns. The second heart was the Immaculate Heart of Mary, pierced with a sword.
"Go to your Father Confessor and tell him to put these images on a medallion."
Framing the image of the Virgin were the words "O Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee." The doctrine of the Immaculate Conception would be affirmed by Pius IX 24 years later
"The rays of light streaming from my rings represent the graces I obtain for those who ask for them."
The miraculous commissioning of the medal. Catherine told her priest about the mission, and two years later the priest consulted with his archbishop and the medal was struck.
The medal is associated with the conversion of a Jewish man who, pestered by Catholic friends, reluctantly wore the medal. He entered a Church in Rome and saw a vision of Mary exactly as depicted on the medal.
When Catherine was beatified, her body was exhumed and found to be incorrupt. Her corpse can be visited at the chapel where she saw the apparition.
First minted in 1832, millions have worn the miraculous medal and claimed that great graces have resulted. A free medal can be obtained here.
The medal shows Mary standing on a globe as Queen of Heaven and Earth. Her feet are crushing the head of a serpent.
John Paul II used a variation of the medallion for his coat of arms
Catholics pray the Novena of the Miraculous Medal. A novena consists of reciting the rosary for nine straight days – approximately 500 Hail Mary's.
#4 Our Lady of La Salette – La Salette, France (1846)
Sitting on a rock with her head in her hands, a beautiful woman in a white dress with a crown on her head appeared to two illiterate children while they were tending cattle. The apparition was weeping because of the sinfulness of the world. She was especially grieved because the people were working on Sundays and using the Lord's name in vain. She gave the children secret messages that warned of future tribulations. These secrets were written down and delivered to Pope Pius IX.
"If my people will not submit, I will be forced to let fall the arm of my Son. It is so strong, so heavy, that I can no longer withhold it."
"How long I have suffered for you! If my Son is not to abandon you, I am obliged to entreat Him without ceasing. No matter how well you pray in the future, no matter how well you act, you will never be able to make up to me what I have endured on your behalf."
The harvest in France will completely fail.
Wars and tribulations will occur if mankind does not repent.
Two clerical orders should be formed.
The prediction of crop failure occurred. In 1847 a famine struck Europe causing about a million deaths.
A hidden spring was discovered that had healing powers.
The apparition wore a special cross that had a hammer and a pincer. The hammer symbolized the sins of the people nailing Jesus to the cross; the pincer symbolized all of us trying to remove the nails by living virtuous lives.
The Prayer of Our Lady of La Salette: "Remember, dear Lady of La Salette, true Mother of Sorrows, the tears which thou didst shed for me on Calvary; be mindful also of the unceasing care which thou dost exercise to shield me from the justice of God; and consider whether thou canst now abandon thy child, for whom thou hast done so much. Inspired by this consoling thought, I come to cast myself at thy feet, in spite of my infidelity and ingratitude. Reject not my prayer, 0 Virgin of reconciliation, convert me, obtain for me the grace to love Jesus Christ above all things and to console thee too by living a holy life, in order that one day I may be able to see thee in Heaven. Amen."
#5 Our Lady of Lourdes – Lourdes, France (1858)
A diminutive young girl appeared 18 times within a five month period to an illiterate 14 year old girl named Bernadette Soubirous. The beautiful apparition wore a flowing white dress with a blue sash, had a yellow rose resting on each foot, and held a rosary. Before each of the visits, Bernadette would pray the Rosary and immediately enter into ecstacy. The apparition would appear and pray the rosary with her. The grotto where the apparition appeared is one of the most popular shrines in the world. An Academy Award-winning movie was released in 1943 (The Song of Bernadette) which tells the life story of the visionary. About 5 million pilgrims visit the site of the apparition each year.
"Go, kiss the ground in penance for sinners."
Tell the priest to bulid me a chapel to which people should come in a procession.
Bernadette received three secrets, which were never divulged
"I do not promise to make you [Bernadette] happy in this world, but in the next."
When asked who she was, the apparitions stated: "I am the Immaculate Conception." This was a confirmation of the 1854 papal declaration.
The apparition instructed Bernadette to dig in a particular spot in the grotto where she uncovered a spring of water. Miraculous cures have been attributed to the water from the spring. A medical bureau has been established at the site to document and investigate the healings.
While in an ecstatic state on Easter Sunday, Bernadette held her hand above a burning candle for a long period without suffering any burn.
Before one of the visits, an irresistible force dragged her to the grotto despite her attempt to go to school per her mother's instructions.
Upon exhuming her body, Bernadette was discovered to be incorrupt.
In order to test the spirit, Bernadette threw Holy Water upon the apparition (this was met with approval by the spirit).
Bernadette entered a convent. She was often sick, and was accused by another sister of being lazy. She responded "My job is to be ill." Bernadette offered her sufferings for the benefit of poor sinners.
Pope Benedict XVI granted a plenary indulgence to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the apparition in 2008.
#6 Our Lady of Good Hope – Green Bay, Wisconsin (1859)
A lady in shining white clothes appeared to Adele Brise, a Belgium immigrant to the U.S., three times in rural Wisconsin. The area was very sparsely populated – and there were few priests in the area. It was very difficult for the faithful to attend Mass. The apparition gave Adele a mission – to catechize both children and adults in the Catholic faith. The apparition, approved on December 8th, 2010, is the first in the United States, and the eleventh Catholic apparition approved worldwide.
"I am the Queen of Heaven who prays for the conversion of sinners. I wish you to do the same."
"Gather the children in this wild country, and teach them what they should know for salvation…Teach them their catechism, how to sign themselves with the sign of the Cross, and how to approach the sacraments."
Miraculous healings and conversions. The shrine built to honor the apparition is strewn with "crutches and other mementoes for answered prayers left at the shrine."
The shrine was miraculously preserved from the Peshtigo fire of 1871
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"Our Lady [of Good Hope] has lessened or relieved the burdens of the People of God, whether about financial, familial, relationship or employment matters or even through diminishing inclement and tempestuous weather." – Bishop of Green Bay in the document approving the apparition.
The apparition was declared with moral certitude to be worthy of belief on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception (12/8/10), a holy day of obligation in the U.S.
#7 Our Lady of Pontmain, Mother of Hope – Pontmain, France (1871)
Prior to this apparition, France was being sieged by the Prussians, led by Bismarck. The Germans were meeting little resistance, and the French army was in disarray. In a small village, two boys, ages 10 and 12, were helping their father in a barn when they noticed a portion of the night sky was void of stars. Suddenly, an apparition of a smiling young lady appeared to them, dressed in a dark blue gown, a black veil, and wearing a golden crown. The two boys, and then other children, witnessed this vision of the lady. The apparition drew a crowd of adults who could not see the apparition. But the parish priest led the people in seven Marian prayers, during which the apparition miraculously shared her message with the children. The vision lasted three hours.
As the people prayed the Rosary and the Magnificat, a large lighted banner unfurled at the Lady's feet. One by one, letters appeared on the banner: "But please pray my children."
As the priest led the people in more Marian prayers (the Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mother, the Invoilota, and the Salve Regina) the words "God will answer you very soon. My Son allows Himself to be moved" appeared.
The apparition then raised her arms to show herself holding a crucifix, and the words "Jesus Christ" were written in blood above the crucifix. The crucifix then vanished, and two small crosses appeared on the lady's shoulders.
Inexplicably, the Prussian forces soon stopped their assault on France, and two weeks later a treaty was signed at Versaille.
The amazing vision, the handwritten message on the banner, and the bloody message.
The crosses represent the burden that Mary bears as co-Redemptrix of our salvation. She is the "Mother of Redemption."
Devotion to "Our Lady of Hope" is one of the oldest devotions, dating back to the year 971. A popular novena is prayed to her for protection.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church recognizes Mary as the protector of all humanity: "From the most ancient times the Blessed Virgin has been honored with the title of 'Mother of God,' to whose protection the faithful fly in all their dangers and needs."
#8 Our Lady of Fatima – Fatima, Portugal (1917)
While playing, three children saw a sudden flash of light, which turned out to be a lady. She promised to visit them on the 13th day of the next six months. During these apparitions, she made secret prophecies to the children. The first secret (revealed to the Pope in 1941) was the vision of souls in hell. By devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary many souls would escape such judgment. The second secret related to Russia and communism. The third secret concerned the suffering of the Church and the attempted assassination of a pope. [John Paul II, who survived an assassination attempt on the anniversary of the apparition in 1981, revealed this secret in 2000]. On the last of the six appearances a miracle occurred. With many thousands in attendance, the sun began to move around, shooting off brilliant colors. Then it plunged toward the earth before returning to normal. Despite having rained, the ground became immediately dry. A cathedral has been built in Fatima that is also the burial site for the three children. It is a very popular pilgrimage location.
Do penance and acts of reparation.
"When you make some sacrifice, say 'O Jesus, it is for your love, for the conversion of sinners, and in reparation for sins committed against the Immaculate Heart of Mary."
A great sign in the night sky would precede a second great war.
Russia and communism would cause much death and suffering in the 20th century. Consecrate the world and especially Russia to the Immaculate Heart in order to bring a period of peace.
Pray the Rosary every day to bring peace.
On October 17, 1917, the sun miraculously danced and changed colors in front of over 70,000 people.
Mary deflected the bullet to save Pope John Paul II's life on the Feast of Our Lady of Fatima, May 13, 1981.
An extremely bright and unusual Aurora Borealis portended the beginning of World War II in 1938.
The apparition promoted the Communion of Reparation on First Saturdays. "I promise to assist at the hour of death, with all the graces necessary for salvation, all those who, on the first Saturday of five consecutive months, shall confess, receive Holy Communion, recite five decades of the Rosary, and keep me company for fifteen minutes while meditating on fifteen mysteries of the Rosary, with the intention of making reparation to me."
In 1930, Pius XI granted a plenary indulgence to pilgrims who visited the shrine and prayed for the intentions of the pope.
Russia was consecrated to Mary's Immaculate Heart by Pius XII in 1952; Paul VI consecrated the world to the Immaculate Heart after Vatican II in 1965; and John Paul II consecrated the world to the Virgin Mary in 1984.
The Immaculate Heart is venerated to thank Mary for saying yes to the angel Gabriel so that God could become man and enter the world.
#9 Virgin of the Golden Heart – Beauraing, Belgium (1932)
A young woman in a flowing white dress with streams of light eminating around her head like a crown appeared to five children at a school playground. The apparition appeared 33 times over a three month period. The visionaries fell into a trance simultaneously – a doctor confirmed the trance by pricking and placing a lit match on the hand of one of them. Each of the five children received a secret from the lady.
Build a chapel.
Exhort people to come on pilgrimage.
"I am the Immaculate Virgin."
"Sacrifice yourself for me."
"Be very good. Is it true that you will be always good?"
"Pray, pray, pray! [the Rosary].
A golden heart was seen by the visionaries.
Witnesses to the event heard a voice like thunder and saw a large ball of fire.
After burning and pricking by the doctor, there were no marks on the child.
Several healings are attributed to pilgrimages to the site.
Devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
"I am the Mother of God, Queen of Heaven."
A chapel is built; Catholics are encouraged to take a pilgrimage to the site.
A statue of Mary (a sacramental) is blessed on the Feast of the Immaculate Heart.
#10 Virgin of the Poor – Banneaux, Belgium (1933)
Shortly after the Beauraing appearance, the lady appeared to ten-year old Mariette Beco in a garden behind her family's cottage. She appeared standing on a cloud and wore a long white dress with a beautiful blue sash. She held a rosary in her right hand, and had a golden rose between her toes.
"I am the Virgin of the Poor."
A promise is made to intercede for the poor: "I come to relieve suffering."
"Believe in me."
Pray much.
Mariette is led by the apparition to a small stream with healing powers.
Over 50 documented healings of pilgrims resulting from the spring.
Over 500,000 pilgrims visit the site each year.
A Feast Day (May 31) is instituted to celebrate the apparition (Catholics recognize May as Mary's month).
#11 Our Lady of Akita – Akita, Japan (1973)
"Our Lady" appeared to Sister Agnes Katsuko Sasagawa in Akita, Japan in 1973. The apparition was investigated for eight years by local bishop John Ito (in consultation with the Holy See). It was declared to be of supernatural origin and "the Holy Mother of Akita" was deemed worthy of veneration.
The message of Akita is the message of Fatima.
"As I told you, if men do not repent and better themselves, the Father will inflict a terrible punishment on all humanity. It will be a punishment greater than the deluge, such as one will never have seen before. Fire will fall from the sky and will wipe out a great part of humanity, the good as well as the bad, sparing neither priests nor faithful."
"The work of the devil will infiltrate even into the Church in such a way that one will see cardinals opposing cardinals, bishops against bishops. The priests who venerate me will be scorned and opposed by their confreres (other priests); churches and altars will be sacked; the Church will be full of those who accept compromises and the demons will press many priests and consecrated souls to leave the service of the Lord."
Sister Agnes saw a brilliant light and a statue of Mary came alive and spoke to her.
The wooden statue wept 101 times over several years.
The right palm of the statue bled, the statue perspired and sent out a sweet perfume.
All should venerate the Holy Mother of Akita.
Each day recite the prayers of the Rosary and pray for the Pope, the bishops and the priests.
"I alone am able still to save you from the calamites which approach. Those who place their confidence in me will be saved."
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LONG BEACH >> Sam's Club has permanently stationed a Goodwill donation center at its Long Beach Towne Center store site, officials announced.
The new donation center will be manned by Goodwill attendants as a convenient collection site for local shoppers and residents.
The attended donation center will be opened seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. to collect donations and give receipts to donors.
The new center at Sam's Club was announced during the store's re-grand opening event held Friday. The event drew community leaders representing public agencies and organizations throughout the greater Long Beach region, including the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce, the Lakewood Chamber of Commerce, and the Long Beach Police and Fire Departments.
Charles Flemings, employment sales specialist for Goodwill, Serving the People of Southern Los Angeles County, spoke during the event to help encourage residents to drop off their donated goods to the center.
The Goodwill Attended Donation Center accepts gently used clothing and accessories, household goods, and small appliances as well as e-waste items, such as TVs and computer equipment. For more information on items Goodwill is able to accept and to learn more about its mission, visit www.thinkgood.org.


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Hall of Fame Classic: Another obstacle cleared by No. 1 Warren Central
Top-ranked Warriors get balanced effort in win over Valparaiso and Purdue recruit Brandon Newman. While Center Grove knocked off 2A power Westview.
Hall of Fame Classic: Another obstacle cleared by No. 1 Warren Central Top-ranked Warriors get balanced effort in win over Valparaiso and Purdue recruit Brandon Newman. While Center Grove knocked off 2A power Westview. Check out this story on IndyStar.com: https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/high-school/2018/12/29/indiana-high-school-basketball-warren-central-center-grove-advance/2406944002/
Rich Torres, Special for IndyStar Published 6:46 p.m. ET Dec. 29, 2018
The Warren Central Warriors survive 59-55 to the Valporaiso Vikings. Clark Wade, Clark.Wade@Indystar.com
Warren Central High School senior Jamisen Smith (21) puts up a shot over the defense of Valparaiso High School sophomore Cooper Jones (50) during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018.(Photo: Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar)Buy Photo
NEW CASTLE – Obstacles continue to crop up at every turn this season for the top-ranked Class 4A Warren Central boys basketball team, but it keeps finding ways to overcome them.
Already short-handed with two starters from last year's state championship team sidelined for a couple more weeks, the Warriors opened the 2018 Raymond James Hall of Fame Classic on Saturday afternoon without sophomore guard Malik Stanley in the starting lineup due to illness.
Their lack of depth hardly slowed them down as the Warriors (7-0) went with a six-man rotation and fended off Purdue recruit Brandon Newman and the 13th-ranked 4A Valparaiso Vikings 59-55 to win their 39th consecutive game.
Tenth-ranked Center Grove defeated Class 2A No. 2 Westview 48-43 in the morning's first semifinal at New Castle Chrysler Fieldhouse to setup the first meeting between conference foes in the championship game in 26 years.
Warren Central and Center Grove are scheduled to play on Jan. 31 in a Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference game, but both programs don't intend to hold back despite the unexpected preview.
Photos: Warren Central survives Valparaiso in Hall of Fame Classic
Warren Central High School senior Isiah Moore (20) drives the ball along the baseline as Valparaiso High School senior Jacob Evans (34) rushes in to stop him during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Valparaiso High School senior Brandon Newman (1) comes in to block the shot of Warren Central High School senior Jesse Bingham (11) off the opening tip-off, 5-seconds into the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Valparaiso High School senior Brandon Newman (1) works the ball up court during the first half of action against Warren Central High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Warren Central High School senior Jamisen Smith (21) works the ball around the court during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Warren Central High School senior Isiah Moore (20) and Valparaiso High School senior Colin Walls (4) battle for the ball during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Valparaiso High School senior Brandon Newman (1) gets a shot off after being fouled during the second half of action against Warren Central High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Warren Central won 59-55. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Valparaiso High School senior Colin Walls (4) makes a pass while being defended by Warren Central High School senior Isiah Moore (20) during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Warren Central High School senior Jakobie Robinson (23) puts up a shot during the first half of action against Valparaiso High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Valparaiso High School junior CJ Opperman (23) losses the ball as he's defended by Warren Central High School players during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Warren Central High School senior Jamisen Smith (21) puts up a shot over the defense of Valparaiso High School sophomore Cooper Jones (50) during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Valparaiso High School senior Brandon Newman (1) pulls down a rebound against Warren Central High School senior Jamisen Smith (21) and junior Elijah Ray (10) during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Warren Central High School senior Jamisen Smith (21) puts up a shot over Valparaiso High School senior Brandon Newman (1) during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Warren Central High School senior Jakobie Robinson (23) brings the ball up court during the first half of action against Valparaiso High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Warren Central High School senior Jakobie Robinson (23) puts up a shot during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Valparaiso High School senior Brandon Newman (1) collides with Warren Central High School senior Isiah Moore (20) as the two went after a loose ball during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Warren Central High School senior Shawn Beeler (3) puts up a shot as he's defended by Valparaiso High School senior Brandon Newman (1) during the second half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Warren Central won 59-55. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Valparaiso High School senior Brandon Newman (1) looks for a play as he's defended by Warren Central High School senior Jesse Bingham (11) during the second half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Warren Central won 59-55. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Valparaiso High School sophomore Cooper Jones (50) applies pressure to Warren Central High School senior Jakobie Robinson (23) during the second half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Warren Central won 59-55. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Valparaiso High School senior Brandon Newman (1) organizes the offense during the second half of action against Warren Central High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Warren Central won 59-55. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Warren Central High School head coach Criss Beyers talks with senior Isiah Moore (20) during a break in the second half of action against Valparaiso High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Warren Central won 59-55. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Warren Central High School head coach Criss Beyers reacts to the action on the court during the second half of action against Valparaiso High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Warren Central won 59-55. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Valparaiso High School senior Nate Aerts (13) puts up a shot as he's defended by Warren Central High School senior Jamisen Smith (21) during the second half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Warren Central won 59-55. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Warren Central High School head coach Criss Beyers reacts to a call by the officials during the second half of action against Valparaiso High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Warren Central won 59-55. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Warren Central High School junior Elijah Ray (10) and Valparaiso High School senior Brandon Newman (1) go after a rebound during the second half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Warren Central won 59-55. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Valparaiso High School junior CJ Opperman (23) works to get the ball away from Warren Central High School senior Jakobie Robinson (23) during the second half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Warren Central won 59-55. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Valparaiso High School coach Barak Coolman reacts to the team scoring during the second half of action against Warren Central High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Warren Central won 59-55. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Valparaiso High School senior Brandon Newman (1) takes the ball up to the basket to score during the second half of action against Warren Central High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Warren Central won 59-55. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Valparaiso High School senior Colin Walls (4) makes a break to the basket to score during the second half of action against Warren Central High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Warren Central won 59-55. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
The Valparaiso High School bench players react to the team hitting a three-point basket to tie the game with Warren Central High School during the second half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Warren Central won 59-55. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Valparaiso High School senior Brandon Newman (1) tries unsuccessfully to drive the ball to the basket to score as he's defended by Warren Central High School players during the second half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Warren Central won 59-55. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Warren Central High School senior Jesse Bingham (11) takes the ball to the basket, scoring to give the Warriors their final lead of the game, during the second half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Warren Central won 59-55. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Newman finished with a game-high 33 points, two blocks and 12 rebounds, surpassing his 29.9 points per game average as Valparaiso (7-3) shot 50 percent from the field and outrebounded the Warriors 25-23.
"I told him after the game, he was the best player we've seen all year," said Warren Central coach Criss Beyers. "He's got a great future ahead of him. He can do everything that you need him to do. What a great kid. We kept thinking he was going to cool down, but he never did."
Newman made his presence known from the opening tip, blocking a layup attempt by Jesse Bingham off the glass in the game's first five seconds.
At the end of the first quarter, Newman had 11 points and posted 17 by halftime with the Vikings trailing 29-23. He shot 11 of 18 in the game with three 3-pointers, while converting 8-of-9 free throws.
Valparaiso High School senior Brandon Newman (1) gets a shot off after being fouled during the second half of action against Warren Central High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Warren Central won 59-55. (Photo: Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar)
"That was the No. 1 thing coming out, set the tone early. Coach is always saying, get three stops and three scores and that was our main goal the first couple minutes of the game," Newman said. "It was easily the best team we've played up to this point. We were really looking forward to this game, and they pushed us, but I thought we played well."
Warren Central's foursome of double-digit scorers responded with a 10-2 run in the third quarter, and a tomahawk dunk to start the fourth quarter by Manuel Brown put the Warriors up by 14 points.
Jakobie Robinson had a team-high 15 points and 15 rebounds. Brown added 12 points. Jamisen Smith had 11 points and Bingham finished with 10.
Newman chipped away at the Warriors' lead in the fourth quarter with an 8-0 run by himself, capped with a steal and a breakaway layup to narrow the margin 52-49.
"We have a lot of pride and a good group. Obviously, Brandon is a very good basketball player, so for him to showcase what he can do in a context of a really good game against a really good opponent, it's really good for him," Vikings coach Barak Coolman said.
A 3-pointer by Newman with 1:14 remaining tied the score at 55-all, but Bingham put the Warriors in control with a baseline drive past two defenders for a layup with 5 seconds left. An intercepted full-court pass by Robinson, followed by a pair of free throws diffused the threat.
"We made the plays we needed to make and hit the free throws we needed to make to win," Beyers said. "We played six players. We have guys hurt and one of our starters got sick right before we came down, so he didn't play. The way we played, our guys were worn out."
The Center Grove Trojans hold off Westview 48-42 in the Hall of Fame Classic Clark Wade, Clark.Wade@Indystar.com
Westview (7-2) tied Center Grove five times and carried a 20-18 halftime lead before narrowly succumbing with its second straight loss this season.
The small-town Cinderella Warriors lost to 4A Warsaw 50-47 on Dec. 22, and tried to course correct by slowing down 4A powerhouse Center Grove and IU recruit Trayce Jackson-Davis, who finished 14 points below his 25.1 ppg average.
Westview: Where Amish country meets Indiana high school basketball tradition
"The majority of the schools we play are 3 and 4As during the season, and in the summer that's almost all we play," Westview coach Rob Yoder said. "We just want to play good teams and compete well. We want to win. It doesn't matter if they have five kids at their school or 5,000. We just have try to beat the team that's across from you. They get no points for their enrollment. We don't get docked for ours. We just have to perform better."
Photos: Center Grove holds off Westview in Hall of Fame Classic
Center Grove High School senior Trayce Jackson-Davis (23) tries to block the shot of Westview High School junior Charlie Yoder (5) during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Center Grove High School head coach Zach Hahn reacts to an officials call during the first half of action against Westview. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Westview High School senior Nick Rensberger (55), left, battles Center Grove High School junior Justin DeGraaf (13) for the ball during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Center Grove High School senior Trayce Jackson-Davis (23) puts up a shot during the first half of action against Westview High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Center Grove High School senior Trayce Jackson-Davis (23) goes over the top of a pair of Westview players as he battles for a rebound during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Center Grove High School senior Trayce Jackson-Davis (23) takes the ball in for a layup, but was whistled for a foul on the play during the first half of action against Westview High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Center Grove High School senior Trayce Jackson-Davis (23) concentrates on the ball as Westview High School senior Elijah Hales (13) brings it up court during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Center Grove High School head coach Zach Hahn reacts to a technical foul called on the team during the first half of action against Westview High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Westview High School head coach Rob Yoder reacts to the action on the court during the second half of action against Center Grove High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Center Grove won 48-43. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Westview High School junior Charlie Yoder (5) drives the ball along the baseline during the second half of action against Center Grove High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Center Grove won 48-43. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Center Grove High School senior Ben Nicoson (1) in-bounds the ball to Center Grove High School junior Derek Petersen (30) as the Westview High School defense pressures them during the second half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Center Grove won 48-43. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
New Castle High School gymnasium. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Center Grove High School junior Justin DeGraaf (13) puts up a shot during the first half of action against Westview High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Center Grove High School senior Cameron Petty (21) drives the ball toward the basket during the first half of action against Westview High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Westview High School senior Elijah Hales (13) works the ball around the court during the first half of action against Center Grove High School. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Westview High School senior Elijah Hales (13) is pressured on the ball by Center Grove High School senior Cameron Petty (21) during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Center Grove High School senior Ben Nicoson (1) puts up a shot during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Center Grove High School junior Justin DeGraaf (13) grimaces as he works the ball inside against Westview High School senior Elijah Hales (13) during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Center Grove High School freshman Tayven Jackson (2) drives the ball toward the baseline during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Center Grove High School freshman Tayven Jackson (2) flies in to swat the shot of Westview High School senior Dennis Wingard (3) out of the air during the second half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Center Grove won 48-43. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Westview High School senior Josh Hostetler (33) tries to block the shooting effort of Center Grove High School senior Trayce Jackson-Davis (23) during the second half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Center Grove won 48-43. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Westview High School senior Dennis Wingard (3) works the ball toward the baseline as he's defended by Center Grove High School freshman Tayven Jackson (2) during the second half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Center Grove won 48-43. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Westview High School senior Dennis Wingard (3) defends Center Grove High School senior Ben Nicoson (1) as he brings the ball up court during the second half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Center Grove won 48-43. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Westview High School junior Charlie Yoder (5) takes the ball up for a shot during the second half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Center Grove won 48-43. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Westview High School senior Elijah Hales (13) puts up a shot through the Center Grove High School defense during the second half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Center Grove won 48-43. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Center Grove High School senior Ben Nicoson (1), left, takes a shoe to the face as Center Grove High School senior Cameron Petty (21) and Westview High School junior Charlie Yoder (5) battle for a rebound during the second half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Center Grove won 48-43. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Westview High School senior Josh Hostetler (33) works the ball toward the basket against Center Grove High School senior Cameron Petty (21) during the second half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Center Grove won 48-43. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Center Grove senior Trayce Jackson-Davis is a McDonald's All American. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Westview High School senior Elijah Hales (13) directs the offense during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Westview High School senior Dennis Wingard (3) goes after a loose ball with Center Grove High School senior Trayce Jackson-Davis (23) during the first half of action. New Castle High School hosted the annual Hall of Fame Classic tournament, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar
Jackson-Davis posted 11 points and eight rebounds on 5-of-7 shooting. Center Grove shot below 40 percent in the first half before upping their efficiency to 58 percent in the final 16 minutes to take the lead for good 45-37 in the fourth quarter.
Ben Nicoson and Spencer Piercefield both had 11 points and played tight defense to slow down Westview's Charlie Yoder (11 points) and Elijah Hales (13 points). Josh Hostetler scored 13 points, draining a late 3-pointer with 26 seconds remaining to slice the Trojans' lead 47-43.
"You're talking about a program that's won almost 90 percent of their games the last seven or eight years. They're winners," said Center Grove coach Zach Hahn, who a member of the 2016 HOF Classic All-Tournament team with New Castle. "The 4A/2A, throw that out the door. This is Indiana high school basketball. Indiana high school basketball doesn't care about how many kids are in the school. We knew coming in, they were a great team and they were."
Center Grove 48, Westview 43
Westview 8 12 11 12 – 43
Center Grove 8 10 13 17 – 48
Center Grove (9-2) – Justin DeGraaf 3 2-4 9, Cameron Petty 0 2-7 2, Trayce Jackson-Davis 5 1-2 11, Ben Nicoson 4 1-2 11, Spencer Piercefield 4 0-0 11, Tayven Jackson 1 1-2 4, Ben Greller 0 0-0 0, Ben Cooney 0 0-0 0, Charlie Bemis 0 0-0 0, Derek Peterson 0 0-0 0. Totals: 17 7-17 48.
Westview (7-2) – Charlie Yoder 4 3-4 11, Josh Hostetler 5 0-0 13, Nick Rensberger 2 0-0 4, Dennis Wingard 0 0-0 0, Elijah Hales 5 1-2 13, Jordan Schrock 1 0-0 2, Drew Litweiller 0 0-0 0. Totals: 17 4-6 43.
3-point goals: Center Grove 7 (DeGraaf 1, Nicoson 2, Piercefield 3, Tayven Jackson 1). Westview 5 (Hostetler 3, Hales 2). Rebounds: Center Grove 26 (Jackson-Davis 8, DeGraaf 7, Jackson 5, Petty 2, Nicoson 2). Westview 20 (Hostetler 5, Rensberger 5, Wingard 4, Yoder 3, Hales 2).
Warren Central 59, Valparaiso 55
Valparaiso 15 8 8 24 – 55
Warren Central 15 14 14 16 – 59
Valparaiso (7-3) – Colton Jones 3 1-1 7, Nate Aerts 1 4-4 6, Jacob Evans 0 0-0 0, Brandon Newman 11 8-9 33, Colin Walls 1 1-1 3, Max Otterbacher 1 0-0 2, Brandon Mack 0 0-0 0, C.J. Opperman 1 2-2 4, Cooper Jones 0 0-0 0. Totals: 18 16-17 55.
Warren Central (7-0) – Jesse Bingham 5 0-0 10, Jameson Smith 5 0-2 11, Jakobie Robinson 4 6-8 15, Manuel Brown 6 0-2 12, Isiah Moore 3 0-0 8, Elijah Ray 1 1-2 3. Totals: 24 7-14 59.
3-point goals: Valparaiso 3 (Newman 3). Warren Central 4 (Smith 1, Robinson 1, Moore 2). Rebounds: Valparaiso 25 (Newman 12, Evans 4, Aerts 3, Opperman 2, Jones 2). Warren Central 23 (Robinson 15, Smith 3, Brown 2).
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Our family farming history began with my great-great-... (nine generations ago) grandfather Johannes. He, his wife and three children left Saxony, Germany, on April 20, 1734, aboard the ship St. Andrew, mastered by Capt. John Stedman. They landed at Philadelphia on Sept. 22 and eventually settled our family's first "New World" farm near Society Run in Frederick Township, Montgomery County, Pa., in 1743. Pig farming was our family's specialty until the mid 1950s. A lot has changed since then. Our BQA cow–calf operation includes 100% grass-fed registered Red Angus, Hereford and purebred Beefalo; 30 to 35 pastured Duroc and Spot pigs; 100 Freedom Ranger broilers; and 90 Golden Comet and Buff Orpington layers. We organically maintain 80 acres, comprising 15 acres in rotational pastures, 15 acres in tillable cropland, and alfalfa/mixed grass hay on the balance. We have never used chemical pesticides or herbicides on our pastures or hay fields. We are not a "certified" organic farming operation, but we prefer the natural/organic approach to help promote sustainability.
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De gladde streepglanskever (Olibrus aeneus) is een keversoort uit de familie glanzende bloemkevers (Phalacridae). De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort werd in 1792 gepubliceerd door Johann Christian Fabricius.

Het is een algemene soort die voorkomt in verscheiden biotopen in het palearctisch gebied. De volwassen kevers kunnen worden waargenomen van de vroege lente tot de late herfst. De kever is tussen 2 en 2,5 mm groot.

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At the geriatric hospital you will be attended to by various persons who will be on the cross-disciplinary team, depending on your personal care programme. A consultation with the geriatrician is scheduled for each patient. The geriatric nurse will prepare you for the necessary examinations, provide you with any care and attend to you during the day.
The geriatric day hospital has a calm, pleasant, comfortable environment for patients and their personal care attendants, especially in the large lounge. It also has the benefit of a lovely view of the Botanique's park.
Any stay at the geriatric day hospital must be requested in writing by the individual's physician.
The geriatric day hospital is open Monday to Friday from 8h to 16h30.
Upon your arrival at the hospital, go to building G, 2nd storey, route 020 (main entrance). You will be received there by a geriatric nurse who will take you through the day's schedule. You may bring another person along with you.
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When you have completed all of your examinations and/or evaluations, you can leave the hospital. You will be given a provisional report to pass on to your general practitioner. If you need a taxi or adequate transport to leave the hospital, the clinic will take care of this.
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Time for some aircraft fun. Today's goal is to sort out the wiring for all of the avionics, and figure out where the wires are actually going to run inside the plane.
It's going to be a long day, and we know we'll forget to eat lunch, so we go to Dinah's for a huge breakfast.
When you open the garage at my brother's house, this is what you see.
As you might expect, the kids in the neighborhood love it.
Bethany's having a party at the house tonight, so the first thing we do is put the engine cowling on to make the plane look nice and presentable. CJ shows me the recent epoxy work he's done where the doors meet the fuselage.
Here's where the electronics need to go.
We start laying out components and wiring harnesses, and bring up specs and plans on the computer. There's a lot of information we can get from similar planes others have built, but none of them are exactly like what CJ is building, so there's some "use the meter to see what this cable is connected to" action.
RS-232 and RS-422 are old computer connection standards, but they're robust. Planes still use them for just about everything. There are serial connections from every component to every other component.
After the first wiring pass, we climb into the plane to test-fit the components. They don't fit, so CJ makes minor modifications to the aluminum plates.
As predicted, we totally forgot to eat lunch.
Here are most of the systems together, including the radio stack. About 75% of the white wires are going to be serial connections between one system and another.
When we're done, the panels all fit into the plane, and most of the cables have a place to go. The next step for CJ is to build a test mount outside of the plane so that we can power up the components, and test their interactions as we hook them up.
CJ and Bethany are very proud of this project, and can't wait for it to be @&*%# finished. When it's done, it'll take them less than 2 hours to come to San Francisco on a whim, and less than 80 minutes to Las Vegas.
Bethany's Celtics shirt is trouble, but we like her anyway.
In the evening we're really ready for a break.
Bethany's house party tonight is no-boys-allowed, so CJ and I disappear to watch the Laker game at Hans' house.
Hans is a writer and a lifeguard, and we've been friends since we were both 2 years old. That means I've known him longer than either of my brothers. He and Jen have their own 2-year-old now, who has already started demonstrating superpowers. Keeping him off the tops of the bookshelves was a big task tonight. Lakers: Seriously? Wow.
Random assertion: Each new generation has a responsibility to shock the one before it. Shock-resistant parents make this a challenge.


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Capstone's History
Capstone Film Lighting is a family business, established in 2014 by veteran DP Stuart Asbjornsen, his two sons, and wife.
Capstone may be a new rental house in LA, but our experience in the rental industry starts 30 years ago. Back in the 80's, Stuart "Odd" Asbjornsen co-owned the grip truck rental business, Odd/Evan. His sons, Ian and Anders, would play in the grip truck as kids, never suspecting that they would be helping run Capstone Film Lighting 20 years later.
Stuart Asbjørnsen
Capstone is owned and operated by Director of Photography Stuart Asbjørnsen.
Stuart has been shooting all over the world for the last 30+ years. Notable television series include SAF3, Baywatch, Baywatch Nights, Baywatch Hawaii, and She Spies.
National Geographic Television and other documentary projects have taken him to some of the most extreme locations on the planet. He has been embeded with U.S. Marines in Afghanistan, filmed in the slums of Haiti, shot in the rough seas off of South Africa, and documented tribal societies deep in the Amazon rainforest.
Feature films have included everything from the "mumblecore" art-film Blue Bus, to the B-Movie-style Bitch Slap.
He has shot countless health and beauty commercials and infomercials, and music videos from Stevie Ray Vaughan to David Hasselhoff.
A true family business, Stuart runs the company with his two sons, Ian and Anders Asbjørnsen. Even Stuart's wife Jill has been known to keep the business in line and stitch together a sandbag or two.


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