Ahhh, the knee cave, my old friend. This, by far, is the most common strength and movement pattern deficit I see in developing athletes. More officially known as a valgus position of the knee, it signifies not only a severe lack of specific and general strength, but also may be an indicator of poor body control overall (due to other common muscular strength deficits that generally come as part of the "package").
The valgus position, in my experience, is an oversized red flag waving high in the air. This red flag is warning of a looming knee ligament injury.
This is a very important topic, as most coaches, parents, and athletes have no idea how to correct the problem or even identify that it is a very big - and potentially dangerous - problem.


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Bauchi: Let The Peoples' Will Prevail, Coalition Urges INEC
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A civil society group, the Coalition of Civil Societies and Media Executives for Good Governance in Nigeria, (COCMEGG), has joined issues with Bauchi State governor, Mohammed Abubakar and the ruling All Progressive Congress, APC over what it described as an "illegal, mendacious, unpopular and vile attempt to truncate the will of the people by using back door judicial process to thwart the popular will of the people who voted massively for the PDP governorship candidate Senator Bala Mohammed during the March 9, 2019 gubernatorial elections."
In a press statement made available to journalists in Bauchi, Secretary of COCMEGG, Comrade James Okoronkwo, and Publicity Officer Mr. Gabriel Gwajime, lamented that the APC candidate and incumbent governor of Bauchi Statem Mohammed Abubakar in utter contempt and disregard of the Electoral Act ran to the Federal High Court, Abuja, presided over by Justice Inyang Ekwo to stop the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) from collating the results of Tafawa BAlewa LGA against the will of good people of Bauchi State who voted him out of office recently.
"It is an incontestable fact that only the Election Petitions Tribunal is lawfully empowered to entertain all matters relating to the collation and announcement of election results. We maintain that the court action by the incumbent governor was targeted at stopping INEC from performing her lawful duties and that none of the voting populace of Bauchi state will be disenfranchised in the elections having concluded it", the statement read/
Furthermore, COCMEGG stated that contrary to the APC candidate in his submissions, the power to conclude the collation from Tafawa Balewa LGA was based on figures that were contained in the duplicate of the result of the election and since INEC has resolved to collate the results, only an Elections Petitions Tribunal has the constitutional power to review the decision.
The group maintain that the governor of Bauchi State having lost the elections due to his high-handedness and obtuse politics, the people of Bauchi State overwhelmingly decided to vote him out of office for his anti-people programs and policies. Gov. Mohammed Abubakar is not in touch with the grassroots; he is elitist and has virtually no projects on ground to show for his wasted years in office.
Concluding, COCCMEGG urged the judiciary not to be used in mortgaging the future and aspirations of the good people of Bauchi State who has amply demonstrated their revulsion against the misrule of Muhammed Abubakar.

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DVLA Personalised Registrations are set to release over 100,000 new L Prefix number plates sending the trade and public into a 24 hour buying frenzy.
Approximately 3000 L-prefix series are expected to sell on day 1 alone netting more than £1million for the government.
The new numbers were in the range L21, 23-29, 121, 123 & 321 followed by 3 letters. In 1993 when the L prefix number plates were first made available, only numbers 1-20 were released with higher numbers remaining as double digits and numbers in the 10's, such as 22, 30, 33, 40,44, etc.
Numbers such as L31 NNE (Leanne), L31 GHS (Leigh's), L24 URA (Laura) are just a few examples of what are likely to be popular as well as many "sold out" prefix names like LES, LOU, and LEE, and also initials such as AJL, DJS, LJM.
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Running from April 11th to May 26th, Sherlock Holmes & the Sign of the Four brings Holmes and Watson back to the Cabaret for an adventure that takes the audience from a prison in India to 221B Baker Street and on to the Thames for an onstage boat chase.
The show is a world premiere adaptation of one of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's most famous novels, The Sign of the Four, told in the small cast, quick change comedic style of recent theatrical hits like The 39 Steps and Baskerville. "The challenge of creating a show like this is there are just so many moving parts. With so few actors to inhabit the world, care has to be taken to make sure each actor has enough time to change for the next bit and in some cases just to get a breath before they come on for the next scene. Also the balance between maintaining the integrity of Sir Conan Doyle's mystery while adding these comedic touches can be a delicate balancing act," says director/adapter Rick Robinson. "The exhilarating thing for an audience coming to see a world premiere is when the lights come up on opening night, they're going to experience something completely new, something no one has ever seen before."
Matt Koenig and Galen Schloming return to the Cabaret as Holmes and Watson, having previously played those roles in 2017's Baskerville. They are joined by Cabaret favorites Galloway Stevens (Cabaret, Chicago, Rocky Horror, Million Dollar Quartet) and Stephen Kline (Picasso, Bat Boy, The 39 Steps, Baskerville), as well as Cabaret newcomer Aryana Sedarati.
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Game Day Food: Pre-Game and Post-Game Nutrition
Nutrition plays a major role in an athlete's success – especially a professional football player. To compete at the highest level in football, pro players maximize their diets with the guidance of their sports dietitian. And during the season, teams follow a nutrition game day plan – including pre- and post-game meals – to stay fueled and performing their best.
Pregame Nutrition
The plan begins with a meal consumed 3-4 hours before game time. This meal keeps the players free from hunger and fatigue before and during the game and helps maintain optimal energy levels throughout the game. The pregame meal consists of complex carbohydrates, moderate lean protein and low-fat foods to ensure easy digestion. Examples include:
Lean Protein
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Brown or wild rice
Lean ground beef or pork
Whole-wheat pasta or bread
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Post-Game Nutrition
Nutrition doesn't stop there. In fact, the post-game meal is as important, if not more important than, the pregame meal. The focus of this meal is to repair, rebuild and refuel the body with key nutrients and fluids 30-60 minutes after the game – which is an optimal time for recovering muscles. Since players are usually rushing to get on a bus after a game, refueling with easy-to-handle "quick" foods, like smoothies or build-your-own burrito bowls, is best. Smoothies containing the dairy protein whey are ideal, as whey is rapidly absorbed and contains leucine that triggers muscle building and growth. Milk-based drinks (like chocolate milk) are preferred for post-workout recovery since milk contains carbohydrates to help refuel the body, protein to help reduce muscle breakdown and promote growth, and fluid and electrolytes to aid in rehydration.
While nutrition plays a big role on game day, having the proper fuel on a daily basis has a larger impact on a player's performance and overall health. Dairy options – like yogurt parfaits, string cheese and milk – are good protein sources that can be consumed throughout the day to preserve lean body mass, promote muscle growth and help with weight management.
Proper game day nutrition and recovery are vital to successful performance for NFL players who are competing week in and week out. Learn more about sports nutrition.
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Q: Generating the query I'm developing the messages system.
Basicly I have 2 tables, conversations table keeps only id and relations table keeps conversation id and user ids who is in the conversation.
My relations table;
|----------------|--------|
| CONVERSATIONID | USERID |
|----------------|--------|
|       1        |   1    |
|       1        |   2    |
|       2        |   2    |
|       2        |   3    |
|       3        |   1    |
|       3        |   2    |
|       3        |   3    |
|       3        |   4    |
|       4        |   3    |
|       4        |   1    |
|       4        |   2    |
|----------------|--------|

When user want to send new message I'm checking if there is conversation between users. For example, user (id 1) choose userid 2 to send a message but they already have the conversation and need to add message to this conversation.
So, my problem is I can not get the exist conversation id in one query.
I can get conversation ids that belongs users with this query;
SELECT DISTINCT CONVERSATIONID FROM RELATIONS
WHERE CONVERSATIONID IN
(
    SELECT DISTINCT CONVERSATIONID FROM RELATIONS WHERE USERID IN ( 1,2 )
)

result : 1,2,3,4

And if I run this query;
SELECT DISTINCT CONVERSATIONID FROM RELATIONS
WHERE CONVERSATIONID IN
(
    SELECT DISTINCT CONVERSATIONID FROM RELATIONS WHERE USERID IN ( 1,2 )
)
AND USERID NOT IN ( 1,2 )

result : 2,3,4

But I need "id : 1" that is the conversation of these users.
How can I get this id with one query?
Thanks

A: This problem is called Relational Division
Assuming UserID is unique for every CONVERSATIONID,
SELECT  CONVERSATIONID
FROM    conversationTable a
WHERE   UserID IN (1, 2) AND   -- <<== list of UserID you want to find
        EXISTS
        (
            SELECT  1
            FROM    conversationTable b
            WHERE   a.CONVERSATIONID = b.CONVERSATIONID
            GROUP   BY CONVERSATIONID
            HAVING  COUNT(*) = 2 -- <<== number of userID on the list
        )
GROUP   BY CONVERSATIONID
HAVING  COUNT(*) = 2 -- <<== number of userID on the list

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Helping Cities to GrowSmarter – collaboration is key!
Smart City projects can fail just as easily as they succeed, that is why it is crucial to engage the right partners. But how do you that? A good way to start is to identifying the root cause of the problems in a city, this leads to a good understanding of the issues which in turn helps municipalities make the right decisions on how to overcome them.
GrowSmarter is a complex Smart City project which aims to bring sustainable solutions to economic, social and environmental issues. The project aims to integrate and demonstrate twelve smart solutions to energy, mobility and infrastructure with the help of twenty industrial partners. What sets this project apart is its approach to the sharing of knowledge and experience. In the Three Lighthouse Cities – Stockholm, Cologne and Barcelona – 12 smart city solutions are put to practice and evaluated regularly to become models for the Five Follower Cities, the growing number of Take-Up Cities and also for many other cities.
This is a valuable approach as it offers cities the chance to learn from the practical experience of others and identify sustainable measures that best fit their local context. In these times of rapid urbanisation, GrowSmarter gives cities the chance to integrate smart and sustainable solutions from the beginning – saving time for a city in its road towards real sustainability.
Ahead of Nordic Smart Cities – The City 2.0 we conducted an exclusive speaker interview with Gustaf Landahl, Head of Department Planning & Environment at the Environment and Health Administration, City of Stockholm and Project Coordinator of GrowSmarter Project, about the role and implementation of Smart City projects.
Since 1995 Gustaf has been Head of Department of Planning & Environment which is responsible for environmental control as well as climate protection and energy efficiency in the city of Stockholm. He has also coordinated large Smart City projects with funding from the European Commission and participated as a speaker at numerous international events.
What is the role played by Stockholm in the larger European context through Smart City projects?
First, I could say the role Stockholm plays in the larger European context is very much related to the environmental field, energy efficiency and climate issues. The city was awarded the first European Green Capital Award in 2010 by the European Commission and it came after a long period of dedicated work in this field, so the city is well known for its climate and environmental work. The GrowSmarter project was conceived as a way to increase the work on energy efficiency and buildings, but also to implement smart solutions for transport and infrastructure.
I can see that all cities are facing these challenges, they are confronted with a growing population for which they need to make sure there is enough housing for and also to refurbish and adapt the existing housing stock to meet new requirements. The transport situation in many cities is also problematic, there are too many cars in the city, we have to change that to find more effective ways of transporting people with the help of public transport and biking. Another problem is the infrastructure which in many cities is in need of renewal to suit new needs, but is also lacking in reinvestment. This is the case for most technical infrastructures such as waste-handling, heating, electricity and communication.
Through the combination of smart ICT and efficient work in the areas of buildings, transport and infrastructure we think we can achieve a lot, aided by the 12 smart solutions that we have in the project. So the idea is to demonstrate successful smart solutions together with the industrial partners and to make sure that we can be a model for other cities, it is also important that the industrial partners are clearly visible to help other interested cities that want to take up these solutions. On these projects, we believe we can achieve 60% savings on greenhouse gas emissions and we also believe that we can create a lot of new jobs in Europe by doing so, with GrowSmarter alone around 1500 jobs are expected to be created.
What tools have you used to get citizens involved in the decision-making process?
This is an ongoing process. First of all, we have a lot of people living in the affected buildings and they have to be completely refurbished since they haven't really gone through modernisation since the '60s or '70s. On this subject, we the housing companies have ongoing discussions with the tenants on how far to go with the rehabilitation process and they get to choose how far we will go with some details like, should they have a completely new kitchen or do they just want to have new household appliances, these sort of specifics. Basically, it's very much a dialogue with the tenants. Some of them are a bit afraid of the changes that come along with the project, the process takes a while, but more and more agree and are happy with the project and the results that refurbishment brings. In our Lighthouse Cities, we have events in which we show the people the smart solutions that we are going to introduce to the project so they can try them and see for themselves how the new waste handling system works, how the smart home works and how the charging facilities for electric vehicles work. We pretty much try to involve the tenants in the process of transforming the city. Another key moment is when they move in because it is very important that they understand all the smart solutions which they have access to and that they know how to use them, so we put a lot of work into demonstration at that point as well.
What challenges did you come upon and how did they change the initial direction of GrowSmarter?
The first challenge was to put together the project proposal. One of the key tasks was finding cities which had a similar idea of what they wanted to do. Some were merely focussed on ICT, others on something else. My ambition was to find a group of cities where the needs of the city were the driving force and where different technologies could be of support. To achieve this my staff and I went and met with 20 city representatives and asked them what they wanted to do, what they had in mind and the like and the moment I met with them I could tell if they had any interest in being part of the project. The same applied with the industrial partners. Within the city, I met with three major housing companies and discussed different sites which were due to be refurbished and to choose the ones that best fitted the project.
All of these phases take time and can change the details of the project. In GrowSmarter we are now through that phase and are quickly implementing more than 60 measures to demonstrate the 12 smart solutions in the three Lighthouse Cities. All that took some time, but all major projects like this one do. For example, say we had sixty different measures within twelve smart solutions, so there are always small details that need to be fine-tuned to make sure they really deliver, but everything is going quite smoothly now.
How and to what extent are projects like yours able to make an impact on developing countries?
There are a lot of things cities in less developed countries can use from the GrowSmarter project. Often they can leapfrog the development and skip mistakes that we have made. In many cities in developing countries urbanisation is moving even quicker, in consequence they are building a lot of new infrastructure and when doing that they can implement smart solutions from the beginning. One example would be the use of biogas vehicle fuel. Many developing countries have great costs for importing expensive fossil fuels. Renewable fuels like biogas can both improve the economy, help create local jobs and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. All cities have waste collection services, the first step is to introduce a way of collecting different waste in different coloured bags that can then be sorted by colour. Organic waste can be used to produce biogas by fermentation. Biogas is a wonderful renewable fuel which can be used for buses, waste collection vehicles etc. That is just one example of what can be built in from the beginning when you introduce a waste collection system in a developing city. The same applies to sewerage systems where the fermentation of the sludge can also be used to produce biogas.
Another example is virtual power plants. In many developing countries the power line infrastructure is insufficient for the increasing loads and the peaks are not met by sufficient production facilities. In GrowSmarter we demonstrate virtual power plants connecting solar panels with the buildings themselves and also changing electrical vehicles and managing the demand side of household appliances. By controlling the system, using ICT, we can both reduce the cost of buying electricity, increase the use of renewables and reduce peak load pressure on the grid. This is cost efficient and would greatly benefit developing countries. There are lots of solutions that can be applied and the reason why we get many take-up cities from developing countries is because they see the value in what we are demonstrating.
What is your experience in bringing together authorities, private investors and the people?
Often the public and private sphere have their own separate tracks. In GrowSmarter, we work in an integrated way with both cities, research partners and industrial partners. They have a clear common goal to help promote the 12 smart solutions. The Lighthouse Cities demonstrate them, the research partners evaluate and the industrial partners can use the demonstration sites. Together with the independent evaluation material and with the help of the Lighthouse Cities demonstrations increase the market share of these solutions thus creating both growth and reducing emissions. By doing so together we can help Europe Grow Smarter.
What do you expect to get out of participating in events like Nordic Smart Cities?
Since the dissemination of smart solutions is very important to get other cities to take up these ideas, as well as partners, participating at events like Nordic Smart Cities is important for me. It's also important to meet others who are doing similar things and learn from them, from their experiences.
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£13,000 raised for funeral of young rapper murdered in Lewisham
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Myron Yarde, 17, stabbed in New Cross last week. Pic: Metropolitan Police
An online funding campaign has raised over £13,000 for the funeral of the young rapper stabbed to death in New Cross last week, amid an outpouring of support on social media.
Myron Yarde, 17, was an aspiring Lewisham rapper who was stabbed in New Cross on Sunday, April 3, after a fight broke out involving between six and ten people. The murder has raised fresh concerns about teenage gangs and 'postcode rivalries' in south London.
Police were responding to reports of an "altercation" between six to ten people on News Cross Road on Sunday night when they found Myron 'Mdot' Yarde in nearby Camplin street, bleeding heavily, having been stabbed multiple times.The teenager was rushed to a nearby hospital, but died from his injuries around 9pm that evening.
Detective Chief Inspector Rebecca Reeves said "At this stage, I am still trying to establish what may have sparked the events which resulted in Myron's death, so that we can build a clearer picture of what has led to a young man with a promising future losing his life.
"I would like to thank those people who have come forward to speak to us and to appeal for anyone else who saw or heard a disturbance taking place in Camplin street to get in contact."
Police arrested two boys age 15 and 16 last week. Two other teenagers previously arrested on suspicion of murdering Yarde were released on bail.
One 15-year-old was charged with murder and will go on trial in the Autumn. The defendant, who cannot be named, has been remanded in custody.
The crowdfunding campaign for the murdered Lewisham rapper has collected almost double the initial goal of £7500, garnering donations from almost 1000 people in three days, and friends and fans have flooded social media with tributes honouring his memory on social media using the hashtag '#ripmdot'.
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Lewisham grime artist Novelist said on Twitter: "Just last week I called telling MDOT I'm gonna bring him studio and life's getting better. My heart man, he was just tryna live. RIP MDOT" – he also released an instrumental track on Soundcloud in memory of the young rapper. Giggs, another Lewisham grime artist, also posted a tribute to Mdot on Instagram.
Yarde was studying music performance at Big Creative Academy in Walthamstow before his death. Managing director of BCE, Alexis Michaelides, said: "Myron was a lovely young man who was an inspiration to his classmate and his death has left his tutors, fellow students and staff at BCE truly shocked.
"[He] loved music and dedicated his time to his music and studies and will be truly missed."
Yarde's teacher and fellow artist, Tor Cesay, tweeted her respects, and told The Guardian that Myron: "had an exceptional talent for writing songs. He always took on and thought about constructive criticism. His flow, lyrical techniques and stage presence were always developing.
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"In the short time I taught him, I saw him grow and mature. His absence will leave a big hole in our class and as his teacher I am genuinely heartbroken by this news. I would tell him, 'Myron you are going to make it', and he believed it.
"This is going to be hard to get over. Myron has impacted [on] me as his tutor and he was a pleasure to teach. I will never forget him. I am devastated," said Cesay.
Source: Citizens Report 2013
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There has been a lot of policy discussions about the emergence of the hospitalist movement. A decade ago, when a patient was hospitalized, the doctor managing their care in the hospital was usually their primary care doctor. Increasingly, primary care doctors do not manage their patients in the hospital. Instead their care is managed by a breed of specialist known as a hospitalist. Many hospitalists limit their clinical practice to the hospital.
It is been debated whether or not having hospital care managed by hospitalists is good for patients. Previous studies have shown that hospitalist management results in a shorter hospital stay. But studies of post hospitalization outcomes are sparse.
Asian Cultural Taboo Impedes End-of-Life Care?
Last week, I started interviewing clinicians who care for frail elders at On Lok Lifeways as part of a study led by Dr. Alex Smith. (On Lok was one of the first sites to launch the Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) for nursing home-eligible elders residing in the community). In talking with one of the practitioners, I was surprised to learn that almost all of the participants have an advance health care directive, especially as a majority of the participants served at On Lok are Asian.
From personal experience, Asians don't generally talk about the end of life because death is a cultural taboo.
When my grandfather passed away last December, I flew to Vietnam to mourn with my family. In talking with my relatives, my grandfather's death was never mentioned in explicit terms; instead, we talked about him as though he had gotten lost somewhere.
Research studies often are conducted as if older patient's don't exist. Even when the disease being studied predominantly effects older persons, the study includes patients that bear little resemblence to the typical older patient. This makes providing the best care for older patients difficult because we have little evidence to inform best care practices. We have discussed several specific examples of this problem on GeriPal (see here, here, and here).
An important study in the Journal of General Internal Medicine shows these examples are not isolated incidents. Rather, the failure to make clinical research relevant to most older patients is a deeply embedded, pervasive, and systemic problem. Things really need to change.
Are Antidepressants Ineffective for the Treatment of Depression in Dementia?
Depression is the most common mood disorder in elderly individuals with Alzheimer disease, with prevalence rates somewhere between 15% to 57%. One major difficulty in dealing with this issue is the inherent difficulty in diagnosing depression in dementia, as evident in the huge prevalence range that I just cited. The other difficulty is figuring out how to treat it.
Antidepressants so far have only showed mixed results in the few studies that have examined their efficacy in Alzheimers. Unfortunately, most of these studies have been either too small or too poor of quality to give much guidance. The Health Technology Assessment Study of the Use of Antidepressants for Depression in Dementia (HTA-SADD) significantly changes this landscape. This multicenter, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial is the largest study to date on this subject. The conclusions do not bode well for antidepressants, although they shouldn't take them off the table as treatment options.


I've added the docoid for the GFX Render-Suppression Implementation tonight, and I also added LoadReport and CommandClauses because they are very closely related.
LoadReport is nothing much, but please do read the CommandClauses entry before looking at the gfxNoRender class. The CommandClauses entry documents another very important change and the gfxNoRender class will make more sense if you understand it.
gfxNoRender, while plenty useful on its own, was included in the shipping set partly so that the change to CommandClauses got some public exposure. Another reason I wanted to include it was as an example of a convention we wanted to recommend for Advanced Property use: the ListenerRef prefix idea, which you'll see explained in the gfxNoRender docoid.
The ListenerRef prefix is just an idea and it's just a recommendation, it isn't enforced in any way. But it opens up the interesting, and general, question of how a reportlistener reference can be put in scope for report expressions and it provides one possible solution that can be shared and understood by multiple objects. Don't know what folks will think about it, or if it will see wide adoption, but gfxNoRender serves a reference implementation of this idea.


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The 8th Grade boys basketball team improved to 11-3 with a 60-57 victory against West Carrollton. Shawn Thigpen led the Bucs in scoring with 23 points. Tremell Wright added 10, Damien Weaver 8, Tawfiq Jabbar 7, Trei'Shaun Davis-Sanders 6, Nate Fellie 4, and Keegan Garwood 2. The Bucs travel to Trotwood Wednesday.


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Viewpoint: How Making Smart Financial Decisions Can Have a Positive Impact on Climate Change
By Hiro Mizuno
There's a lot of responsibility that comes with managing a fund with $1.5 trillion in assets—a responsibility that Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF), the largest pension fund in the world, faces every day. We have more than 5,000 stocks and 3,400 bond issuers in our portfolio, and the fund is designed to operate with a 100-year, multigenerational time frame.
Unlike investors with a shorter time horizon, we consider climate change to be a systemic risk affecting the entire range of our investments, one that can't be eliminated simply through diversification.
We could certainly reduce the carbon footprint of our portfolio dramatically if we divested from certain carbon-intensive industries, but this would only result in a transfer of ownership to investors who are not as concerned about climate issues and thus would do little to contribute to a less carbon-intensive world. Our approach, rather, is to encourage companies with a large carbon footprint to adopt a more sustainable business model. I believe long-term investors have a duty to support corporate leadership that is embarking on a low-carbon transition.
A better way for us to deal with climate change is to integrate environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues throughout our whole investment process.
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Source: Time (link opens in a new window)
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Veronica and Cecilie meet on the Internet, and decide to disappear together. They travel to a cabin in a remote place by the ocean to carry out their plan. They bring along a camera to document the last days of their lives.


The Metagamers Anonymous Zeitgeist campaign continues as the investigators find themselves facing another dead end with the corpse of their latest lead… This is the twenty-eighth session of the Zeitgeist: Gears of Revolution adventure path from EN Publishing, recorded live at the game table with minimal editing and all the joys of rustling chip bags and clattering dice. If you enjoy this episode, we recommend you explore our other Actual Play episodes.
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The Metagamers Anonymous Zeitgeist campaign continues as our heroes pose as buyers to apprehend a fence selling dangerous artifacts. Unsurprisingly, the seller is more than prepared for trouble… This is the twenty-seventh session of the Zeitgeist: Gears of Revolution adventure path from EN Publishing, recorded live at the game table with minimal editing and all the joys of rustling chip bags and clattering dice. If you enjoy this episode, we recommend you explore our other Actual Play episodes.
The Metagamers Anonymous Zeitgeist campaign continues as our heroes return to the Kaybeau Armament and Technology Exposition, following a brief meet with the head of the Royal Homeland Constabulary, ready to follow up on the appearance of the mysterious artifact which summoned the extraplanar monsters now occupying Doctor Hawke's basement demesne… This is the twenty-sixth session of the Zeitgeist: Gears of Revolution adventure path from EN Publishing, recorded live at the game table with minimal editing and all the joys of rustling chip bags and clattering dice. If you enjoy this episode, we recommend you explore our other Actual Play episodes.
The Metagamers Anonymous Zeitgeist campaign continues as our heroes take a well-deserved breath following the arrest of Mayor Reed Macbannin. In the aftermath, however, they are removed from the more sensitive case work following up on the mayor's conspiratorial activities and assigned guard duty at a local arms and technology faire. Which, when you get right down to it, isn't the worst place to hang out all day… This is the twenty-fifth session of the Zeitgeist: Gears of Revolution adventure path from EN Publishing, recorded live at the game table with minimal editing and all the joys of rustling chip bags and clattering dice. If you enjoy this episode, we recommend you explore our other Actual Play episodes.
The Metagamers Anonymous Zeitgeist campaign continues with the investigation into the web of conspiracy following on the heels of the death of Nilasa Hume. At this point, clues have led the RHC investigators to the door of Mayor Reed Macbannin in the Nettles district, and the party makes the journey to Cauldron Hill to bring the mayor in for questioning. The path is strewn with more than a few surprises, however, and Macbannin has no intention of coming along quietly… This is the twenty-fourth session of the Zeitgeist: Gears of Revolution adventure path from EN Publishing, recorded live at the game table with minimal editing and all the joys of rustling chip bags and clattering dice. If you enjoy this episode, we recommend you explore our other Actual Play episodes.
The Metagamers Anonymous Zeitgeist campaign continues with the investigation into the web of conspiracy following on the heels of the death of Nilasa Hume. The party begins exploring new leads, connecting with a local crime boss, hunting down their missing arsonists, and even shaking down a local coachman. Ultimately, however, the case begins to point to corruption at the highest levels… This is the twenty-third session of the Zeitgeist: Gears of Revolution adventure path from EN Publishing, recorded live at the game table with minimal editing and all the joys of rustling chip bags and clattering dice. If you enjoy this episode, we recommend you explore our other Actual Play episodes.
The Metagamers Anonymous Zeitgeist campaign continues with the rescue of Wolfgang Von Recklinghausen, as the officers regroup to take stock of the newest evidence in the case. That is, until the enemy sends a message they simply cannot ignore… This is the twenty-second session of the Zeitgeist: Gears of Revolution adventure path from EN Publishing, recorded live at the game table with minimal editing and all the joys of rustling chip bags and clattering dice. If you enjoy this episode, we recommend you explore our other Actual Play episodes.
The Metagamers Anonymous Zeitgeist campaign continues as the team fends off a troop of local goons standing guard over a person of interest in the death of Nilasa Hume… This is the twenty-first session of the Zeitgeist: Gears of Revolution adventure path from EN Publishing, recorded live at the game table with minimal editing and all the joys of rustling chip bags and clattering dice. If you enjoy this episode, we recommend you explore our other Actual Play episodes.
The Metagamers Anonymous Zeitgeist campaign continues as the RHC investigators deal with a series of personal attacks from their mysterious quarry. Even while playing defense, however, the investigation into Nilasa Hume's murder soon turns up a new lead… This is the twentieth session of the Zeitgeist: Gears of Revolution adventure path from EN Publishing, recorded live at the game table with minimal editing and all the joys of rustling chip bags and clattering dice. If you enjoy this episode, we recommend you explore our other Actual Play episodes.
The Metagamers Anonymous Zeitgeist campaign continues as the PC's scramble to follow their dwindling leads into the murder of Nalasa Hume. As local power players start to take notice, however, they soon find themselves acquainted with new and interesting villains… This is the ninteenth session of the Zeitgeist: Gears of Revolution adventure path from EN Publishing, recorded live at the game table with minimal editing and all the joys of rustling chip bags and clattering dice. If you enjoy this episode, we recommend you explore our other Actual Play episodes.


Many Early childhood educators stress the importance of learning through play. But how do we create learning opportunities while playing with our kids and our students? It is not as hard as you might think. Incorporating imaginary play is a great way to get started. Whether it is a tea party, pretend restaurant, gas station, hair dresser shop, etc...the ideas are endless.
So when is the last time you had a tea party with your kiddos? It's been a while for us. As soon as I suggested we should have one, the kiddos were over the moon. First we made some chocolate chip cookies, because tea parties always have cookies!
Then we set up a blanket and gathered our cups, plates, and tea pot and set up all the invitees.
As we were waiting for the cookies to finish I added in a little math time. It kept them occupied and it was a great way to practice mental math.
How many plates do we need if we have 4 friends?
How many will we need if 2 more friends come?
How many cups do we need if blue puppy doesn't come?
How many cookies will each person get?
If I give blue puppy a 1/2 a cookie and pink puppy a 1/2 a cookie. How many cookies do we need?
If each cookie cost 10 cents how much money would we have?
Then it was time to eat and drink! The kiddos couldn't get enough of pouring and sipping, and pouring and sipping!
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Ten more years of ISS and other space news
For the third week in a row, the week's real lead space story got its own entry. This week, it was Russian meteor one year later. However, some story has to get featured, so I'll be a good environmentalist and recycle one of the leads from ISS extended and dead stars in this week's space news.
NASA: ScienceCasts: 10 More Years
With the space station no longer "under construction," the world's most advanced orbital laboratory is open for business. The station has just received a 10-year extension from NASA, giving researchers the time they need to take full advantage of its unique capabilities.
Follow over the jump for more from NASA and Space.com.
NASA: New agreement signed on This Week @NASA
NASA Administrator Charles Bolden and Jean-Yves Le Gall, President of France's National Center of Space Studies or CNES, signed an agreement for cooperation on the lander for NASA's future InSight mission to Mars. InSight will probe deep into the subsurface of Mars to understand the evolutionary formation of rocky planets, including Earth. A CNES instrument onboard the lander is designed to measure seismic waves -- which provide clues about the earliest stages of the planet's formation. InSight is scheduled to launch in March 2016 from Kennedy Space Center. Also, Congressional hearing at KSC, Senator sees Langley tech, Future ISS crew announced, Project Morpheus test and Tech transfer awards.
Next, Space.com has the first of two planetary science stories with Jupiter's Moon Ganymede - First Global Geologic Map Revealed | Video.
Surface features, such as furrows, grooves and impact craters are illustrated on this 360 degree view of the moon. The best imagery from NASA's Voyager 1 and 2 and Galileo spacecrafts were used to create it. Galileo Galilei discovered it in 1610.
Also see the accompanying article.
The largest moon in the solar system has finally received its cartographic due.
Scientists have created the first global geological map of Jupiter's huge, ice-covered moon Ganymede, more than 400 years after its discovery by Galileo Galilei. The map, created using observations by NASA's twin Voyager probes and Galileo orbiter, highlights the varied terrain of Ganymede, which is bigger than the planet Mercury.
"This map illustrates the incredible variety of geological features on Ganymede and helps to make order from the apparent chaos of its complex surface," Robert Pappalardo, of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., said in a statement. "This map is helping planetary scientists to decipher the evolution of this icy world and will aid in upcoming spacecraft observations."
Finally, although there have been reports about Opportunity and Curiosity this year, there haven't been any reports from JPL on the mission this year--until now: NASA Mars Curiosity Rover Report -- February 14, 2014.
A NASA Mars Curiosity rover team member gives an update on developments and status of the planetary exploration mission. The Mars Science Laboratory spacecraft delivered Curiosity to its target area on Mars at 1:31:45 a.m. EDT on Aug. 6, 2012 which includes the 13.8 minutes needed for confirmation of the touchdown to be radioed to Earth at the speed of light. The rover will conduct a nearly two-year prime mission to investigate whether the Gale Crater region of Mars ever offered conditions favorable for microbial life.
Curiosity carries 10 science instruments with a total mass 15 times as large as the science payloads on NASA's Mars rovers Spirit and Opportunity. Some of the tools, such as a laser-firing instrument for checking rocks' elemental composition from a distance, are the first of their kind on Mars. Curiosity will use a drill and scoop, which are located at the end of its robotic arm, to gather soil and powdered samples of rock interiors, then sieve and parcel out these samples into the rover's analytical laboratory instruments.
That's it for last week's non-asteroid, non-Olympics space news. Yes, that means there will be an entry that features both of those topics. Stay tuned.
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Labels: daily kos, nablopomo, NASA, perspective, science, space, Space.com, video
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Lionel Messi helps keep Argentina's World Cup hopes alive with a magical moment against Mexico
Yet another moment of Lionel Messi magic helped save Argentina's 2022 World Cup hopes in Qatar La Albiceleste secured a much-needed victory over Mexico.
The 2-0 win certainly wasn't pretty as Argentina struggled to create many clear chances against a stubborn team from Mexico who themselves presented little threat going forward.
Messi came forward just after the hour mark to save his team, as he has done countless times, finding the bottom corner of the net with a stunning strike from outside the box.
After the historic defeat to Saudi Arabia in the opening match of Group C, one of the biggest upsets in World Cup history, Argentina needed a win against Mexico to avoid beating Poland by three or more goals. It is the last group match to qualify. for the knockout stage.
While a victory against Mexico on Saturday was crucial, Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni will also have wanted to see a much improved performance as proof that the loss to Saudi Arabia was nothing more than a blip. Not least considering that Argentina was unbeaten for 36 games before that Saudi defeat.
However, that performance never materialized as Argentina looked stale and lifeless for much of the game.
As Mexico chased a result, spaces began to open up in its defense with increasing regularity and Enzo Fernandez secured victory with a stunning stepover to finish in the top corner after El Tri had failed to clear his lines from a set piece.
Mexico started the match in high spirits and were the better team in the first 15 minutes, much to the delight of the huge contingent of traveling fans who serenaded their team with shouts of "olé" as the players made their way across the Argentine midfield.
From the noise made during the national anthems, it was clear that the Mexican fans outnumbered their Argentine counterparts in the stands.
The first half passed with very few incidents as neither side managed to create a single meaningful chance.
For Argentina, this was a far cry from the performance many fans in Qatar and at home had expected after that humiliating opening defeat to Saudi Arabia.
There seemed to be no cohesion and, more worryingly, no ideas on how best to string together a handful of passes and Mexico's defense began to break down.
Players seemed anxious to get the ball and play progressively, with Messi spending much of the half sauntering around the pitch away from the action.
With the last attack of the first half, Argentina finally created some space down the right side of Mexico's back-line, but Marcos Acuña's poor cross was easily cleared.
Argentina coach Scaloni had made five changes to the team losing to Saudi Arabia in hopes of getting a reaction from his players, but was left behind after a tasteless first-half performance.
Given the perilous position Argentina found itself in, needing a win to have a realistic chance of qualifying for the knockout stages, that first-half appearance will have been as confusing as it is irritating to fans of La albiceleste.
Five minutes into the second half, Messi finally came alive. The Argentina captain picked up a through ball and danced his way into the Mexican defence, only to be knocked down just outside the penalty area by Erick Gutierrez – otherwise known as 'Messi territory'.
However, the ensuing free-kick summed up Messi's play so well that the Paris Saint-Germain forward's effort shot well over the crossbar.
While Argentina had been disappointing, Mexico deserved much credit for suppressing its opponent's attack and Messi in particular.
But that's Messi quality, even a fraction of a second's loss of concentration can be fatal and the Argentine struck a crucial blow just after the hour mark.
Angel Di Maria, one of Argentina's least effective players on the night, found Messi completely unmarked on the edge of the box.
It was the first time all evening that he had any space and the captain only needed one chance: he controlled the ball and fired a precise shot into the bottom corner.
For all Argentina's shortcomings, it never looked like Mexico would get back into the game.
With Mexico chasing the game, Argentina started to look menacing at the break and a counter-attack led to a short corner that Mexico failed to field.
The ball found its way to substitute Fernandez, whose fine pass past Gutierrez gave him enough room to curl the ball past Guillermo Ochoa.
In a match that lacked quality, two moments of individual brilliance were enough to kick-start Argentina's World Cup contender in Qatar.
There is certainly still a lot to work on, but Scaloni will be relieved to see his side go into their final group game against Poland with fate in their own hands.
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International construction companies bribe top official
By Other News Sources on August 9, 1999 • ( Leave a comment )
(August 9, 1999) International construction companies bribe top official in large dam project for South Africa. Scandal highlights urgency of implementing OECD Convention against international corruption.
Corruption heightens flood risk for millions of Chinese
The lives of millions of Chinese living near the swollen Yangtze River are being endangered by corrupt officials stealing cash intended to pay for dyke reinforcements and disaster relief.
Capital raised for dam project
The Yangtze Three Gorges Project Development Corporation, which is in charge of the project, has made an effort to find new channels. In the first six months of this year, it received 3.4 billion yuan (US$409 million) from corporate bonds, interbank loans and foreign loans.
Lesotho project firms 'linked to scandals'
(August 5, 1999) Six of the dozen international companies implicated in the multimillion-rand Lesotho Highlands Water Project bribery case have been linked to other dam-building scandals.
Snags and sleaze hit Yangtze dam
China's leaders have ordered urgent measures to bring the controversial Three Gorges Dam project under control following admissions that it is plagued by corruption, shoddy construction and fears of environmental damage.
Yangtze to get 2 dams, power plants
(August 5, 1999) China plans to build two big hydroelectric power stations on the upper reaches of Yangtze River beginning at the turn of the century. The China Yangtze Three Gorges Project Development Corp.(CTGPC) proposal to build two hydroelectric power plants has won approval of the State Development Planning Commission. The two projects would be located in Xiluodu and Xiangjiaba along the Jinshajiang River, with an installed power generating capacity expected to reach 12,000 megawatts and 6,000 megawatts. Building may begin as early as 2002.
Bribes by major international dam-building companies taint World Bank-funded Lesotho water project
(August 2, 1999) A dozen major international dam-building companies involved in the World Bank-funded Lesotho Highlands Water Project(LHWP) have lavishly bribed at least one top official on the project.
Bribery case highlights failings
(August 2, 1999) The multimillion-rand bribery and corruption case involving a former boss of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project could test the industrialized world's resolve to curb the offering of bribes by international business.
Official faces charges over R12m bribes
By Other News Sources on July 29, 1999 • ( Leave a comment )
(July 29, 1999) The Lesotho government yesterday charged its former top official at the Lesotho Highlands Water Project, Masupha Sole, with taking R12m in bribes from a dozen international companies over 10 years.
Faulty Three Gorges dam unstoppable, says critic
(July 20, 1999) Chinese engineer predicts powerful vested interests won't allow project's cancellation
Lesotho dam's sea of debt could drown water conservation efforts
(July 15, 1999) On June 4 the World Bank approved a loan for Mohale Dam, the second of five large dams in the Lesotho Highlands Water Project (LHWP).
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Three Gorges Probe July 9, 1999
(i) China's Flood Defense Ministry Diverted Funds into Real Estate and Stock Market, Auditor Reports
(ii) Yangtze Floodwaters Force Closure of Three Gorges Ship Lock
(iii) Three Gorges Bond Traded on Shanghai Market
State council to confiscate water ministry's luxury hotel complex
PRESS RELEASE State council to confiscate water ministry's luxury hotel complex
(July 6, 1999) As millions of Chinese brace themselves for this year's flood season, state auditors have discovered that the Ministry of Water Resources, the agency responsible for the country's flood defense system, has diverted millions of dollars into real estate and the stock market.
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Abdulfattah Tawfiq Asiri (; born 26 February 1994) is a Saudi Arabian professional footballer  who currently plays for Pro League club Al-Nassr and the Saudi Arabia national team.

International career

Asiri played his first international game with the senior national team on 28 December 2013 against Palestine (0–0), appearing in the starting team line-up and playing the entire match.

Statistics

Club
As of 31 December 2022

International
Statistics accurate as of match played 8 December 2019.

International goals
Scores and results list Saudi Arabia's goal tally first.

Honours

Club
Al-Ittihad
King Cup of Champions: 2013

Al-Nassr
Saudi Super Cup: 2020

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1994 births
Living people
People from Jizan Province
Saudi Arabian footballers
Association football wingers
Hetten FC players
Ittihad FC players
Al-Ahli Saudi FC players
Al Nassr FC players
Saudi Professional League players
Saudi Arabia youth international footballers
Saudi Arabia international footballers


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"This Is A Story Of God's Faithfulness"
November 2, 2021 | Faith in Action
Every year at Christmas, singer and performer Mark Shelton asked his wife, Lisa Joy, what she wanted for Christmas. And every year, the answer was always the same. She always wanted to give her Christmas gift to sponsor animals for families in developing countries.
Each year, Lisa wept with joy as she opened up a picture of someone with the donated animal. Mark watched her face and knew he'd married the most generous and loving woman. "If she asked for things, it was always for someone else," said Mark.
But in 2014, her response was different. Lisa said this time she wanted a community in Africa to have a well with clean water. That year was different for many reasons, because Lisa had been diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. The Sheltons were in the midst of believing that God would heal her, in between long commutes from their home in northeast Vermont to the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston.
"God delivers, God is faithful, God takes care of us," Mark said. He wanted to make her wish for a well come true, but Lisa's condition was worsening. Not long after, God took Lisa Joy Shelton home on January 7, 2020.
When he could, Mark started looking into organizations that constructed wells in Africa, scouting around for a company he could trust. Mark, an accomplished Elvis impersonator and retiree of a long and varied career in law enforcement, laughed, "I have a forty year background in criminal justice. I love everybody but authenticity is important." Mark wanted a company that would tell him where the money was going.
One day Mark contacted Lifewater International, who told him that it would cost $20,000 dollars to sponsor a well and he would know the exact community that benefited from his donation.
Thankful to have found an organization he could trust, Mark told the Lifewater team he would get back in touch once God had provided the money.
In the meantime, the COVID-19 pandemic struck. Mark, a long-time performer who loved singing with Lisa, started giving Facebook Live concerts for anyone who needed a reminder that God was with them. Still, there was no way at that time to raise money for the well.
But then, a friend suggested Mark tell his viewers about Lisa's dream for a clean water well in Africa. Mark began including Lisa's dream during his Facebook Live shows.
"Next thing I know," Mark said, "money's coming in." It came from everywhere, $1 from Argentina, 25 pounds from England, $1000 dollars from Canada. As he was nearing his goal, Mark held a live auction. The bidding raised $2600 dollars, reaching the $20,000 goal with some to spare.
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In September of 2020, Mark called Lifewater back. To Mark's surprise, Lifewater stated that $20,000 would not just cover the costs for a well, but for a full village sponsorship. Through Lifewater's sustainable, grassroots approach to solving the global water and sanitation crisis, Mark's gift allowed him and Lisa to partner with an entire village for real, lasting change. The Vision of a Healthy Village approach includes hygiene education, healthy home certification, training the local church to be a resource within the community, and a uniquely designed water point.
Thanks to Mark and Lisa 312 people living in Namuganza Moja village in Uganda, have safe water, health, and lasting hope.
A well was completed on February 25, 2021, in honor of Lisa Joy Shelton.
"No matter what happens," Mark said, choking up, "My life has to have been defined as blessed because I was married to Lisa Joy."
Mark is adamant that this is not the story of a man who impersonates Elvis to honor the memory of his departed wife.
"The faithfulness of God through all this is really the story here," Mark said.
We are so grateful for sacrificial donors like the Shelton's who partner with communities to provide clean water, health, and lasting hope. Through their gifts, Lisa's legacy will live on for generations to come.
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Insomnia Cookies opening delayed due to electrical work
Photo Credit: Nikayla Belford | Daily Texan Staff
Published on October 9, 2019 at 11:04 pm
By Sara Johnson
Insomnia Cookies' new location on San Antonio Street has delayed its opening until later this semester due to electrical issues during remodeling.
The late-night cookie delivery business intended to open by the end of the summer, as previously reported by The Daily Texan. Development permits from the city of Austin show the electrical installation process has been delayed several times since the summer.
"Getting the really basic and really important parts of any business laid down is going to be a long process," said Hazi Ortiz, a call center supervisor for Insomnia Cookies. "Delays happen. We're doing the best we can to expedite the process and open up."
According to public city permit records, Insomnia Cookies had a continuance of work permit approved Monday. Ortiz said an opening date will be planned and announced once all remaining work is completed and approved.
"A lot of people wonder why we haven't expanded to Austin sooner, so we're really eager to get this location opened up," Ortiz said. "Insomnia (Cookies) started in a college dorm room. Student markets are always markets we want to reach, and Austin has a really thriving one."
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Insomnia Cookies delivers until 3 a.m., according to the company's website. Mechanical engineering senior Victoria Do said she was eager for the store to open because she uses a lot of food delivery services.
"I definitely don't eat at the same time a normal person does, even for regular meals," Do said. "If I can get even a little snack delivered to my place on nights I'm working on a project or something, it's kind of a small miracle."
Do said she was already familiar with Insomnia Cookies from visiting friends at different universities and was looking forward to the opening.
"My friends here are hardcore Tiff's (Treats) people, but I think having variety is good," Do said.
Insomnia Cookies is the latest cookie delivery service to come to campus following the establishment of businesses such as Austin-born Tiff's Treats, which has a location on MLK Boulevard and Nueces Street. Radio-television-film senior Taylor Stern said she lives at The Castilian, where Insomnia Cookies will share retail space. Stern said she is interested in having another cookie delivery service near campus.
"There's never going to be any problem with more cookies — at least not that I'm going to have," Stern said.


Examples of a Watsons Theory of Caring paper for NUR 403 (Theories and Models of Nursing Practice).
The major theory assumptions in Watson's theory of human caring are health, nursing, environment, and the person. When the client incurs an insult that renders him or her in need, but transpersonal process between the client and the nurse is considered a healing nursing intervention. An assumption of Watson's theory is that all persons require human caring to quell human needs. Hence the transpersonal process of caring, or the caring between nurse, environment, and client, is essential to healing. Caring promotes the notion that every human being strives for interconnectedness with other humans and with nature (Jaworska, 2009).
Excerpt from this paper: Health (Harmony) is redefined as the unity and harmony within the mind, body, and soul with a harmony between self, others, nature, and openness (Watson, 2008). Watson also defines health as a subjective experience and a process of adapting, coping, and growing throughout life that is associated with degrees of congruence between self as perceived and self-experienced. She also believed that health and illness functioned simultaneously as a way of stabilizing and balancing one's life.
According Watson (2007), the word "nurse" is both a noun and a verb there is a nurse as a person and a nurse as responses and behaviors. Generally nursing consists of "knowledge, values, philosophy, commitment, and action with some degree of passion, the knowledge, value, action, and passion are generally related to human care transactions and intersubjective personal human contact with live world of the experiencing person" (Watson, 2007, p. 53).
Excerpt from this paper: One of the carative factors of developing a trusting relationship has to be in place for a transpersonal relationship to occur. In the transpersonal relationship, a mutual instilling of faith and hope are present as described in one of Watson's carative factors. Developing a transpersonal relationship with a patient has to involve a cultivation of sensitivity toward the patient and being able to support and protect them in their environment is essential for this kind of relationship to occur.
Excerpt from this Watsons Theory of Caring paper: Watson's theory views the patient as body, mind, and spirit. There is a healing space between the nurse and patient with a conscious awareness of caring and healing. This will lead to a higher degree of healing and health. Environment is also made into a soothing atmosphere to promote healing of the body, mind, and spirit. "Collectively, the art of transpersonal caring allows humanity to move towards greater harmony, spiritual evolution, and perfection. Such a union of feelings and caring communication renders accessible to humans all the knowledge discovered by the experience of and reflection upon preceding generations as well as people in one's own time. The art of transpersonal caring in nursing makes accessible to a person a sense of humanity and intersubjectivity experienced by previous individuals and contemporaries in similar human conditions" (Watson, 2007, p. 69).


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Jesus told us, his disciples, to make disciples of all nations. One of the most important values of Living Faith Church is our mission to a hurting world. It begins in our own communities and spreads overseas other nations. Living Faith members are involved in a variety of ministries from things as simple as greeting people as they arrive for worship, to traveling overseas on short-term missions trips.
At Living Faith Church, we have identified three types of people who attend our church – "Visitors", "Friends", and "Family Members". Each of these types of people has a various church background and are at different stages of their spiritual growth. We feel it is important to give our Visitors and Friends freedom and time to grow in the knowledge of God's Word while sorting out their own beliefs.
At the same time, we recognize that there are other people who are eager to become Family Members, where they can be committed and involved in their local church and receive mutual commitment in return. It is our desire that every Visitor become a Friend and ultimately Family.
We hope these descriptions will help you relax and enjoy your spiritual journey as you find your place at Living Faith Church.


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Blessing of the Renovated Chapel @ Kadaganchi
November 3, 2021 Wednesday is a day to be ruminated and accredited as the blessing of the renovated chapel which is dedicated to Our Lady of Mount Carmel took place at Kadaganchi, one of the mission stations of the Province. The blessing ceremony commenced at 10-30 am. The cutting of the ribbon was done by the Definitor General Rev. Fr Pius James D'Souza after which the Holy Mass was presided over by Most Rev. Robert Miranda, Bishop of Gulbarga along with the Provincial Rev. Fr George Santhumayor, the Provincial Councillors, the community friars and the priests from the neighbouring mission centres. The Bishop blessed the renovated Church and appreciated the good work of the Carmelites. The Definitor General in his homily highlighted the recent synod and catechised the gathering regarding the new synod and summarised the role of the people in three points – Communion, Participation and Mission which are essential ingredients to be the members of the Church. The choir was animated by Dn. Babusha Rodrigues. After the mass, a short felicitation programme was organised where Fr Sandeep Goveas compeered the programme. The Bishop, Definitor and the Provincial were felicitated and honoured. Fr Prakash D'Cunha introduced the new book written by Fr Ligoury Crasta "Minding your Mind – A practical self-counselling guide for everyday problems" and the Bishop, Definitor and Provincial released the book and appreciated the hard work of Fr Liguory Crasta. The Superior, Fr Liguory proposed the vote of thanks and in a special way thanked Fr Prakash D'Cunha, Councillor for Temporalities who was instrumental in the completion of the renovated chapel. He also thanked the contractor, architect, workers and the village panchayat leader. Besides this he expressed the sentiments of gratitude to Fr Sandeep Goveas, Deacons Babusha Rodrigues and Ronald Furtado and Julian Pinto, teachers and the non-teaching staff of the school. After the programme all the invitees partook in the fellowship meal which was prepared by the community of Kadaganchi.
In the evening, at 4-30 pm the foundation stone for the new monastery of Carmelgiri, Kadaganchi was blessed by the Provincial Rev. Fr George Santhumayor. The Definitor General, the Councillors and the community friars were present.
The K.G. Province is grateful to the community of Kadagachi for the mighty share towards the renovation of the chapel and congratulates Fr Liguory for bringing out his maiden book – "Minding your Mind".


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Wall's X Tealive: Malaysia's first Boba Ice Cream
Just when you think the boba craze has fizzled out in Malaysia, a new interpretation of the beloved beverage bubbles to the surface, as Malaysia's ice cream brand, Wall's launched its latest creation in collaboration with bubble milk tea chain, Tealive - Wall's Special Edition Tealive Boba Ice Cream.
Affectionately referred to as #WallsBobalicious, the Wall's Special Edition Tealive Boba Ice Cream is the latest way for boba lovers to enjoy their favourite drink in the form of ice cream, anytime, anywhere! With 100% rich milk tea flavors and real chewy pearls in every bite, #WallsBobalicious aims to deliver a new sensorial experience to a familiar Malaysian staple at an affordable price.
The product also represents a series of firsts, with this being the first collaboration between Wall's and Tealive, as well as being the first to bring Malaysians a new way of boba enjoyment in the form of an ice cream stick.
So what are you waiting for? The Wall's Special Edition Tealive Boba Ice Cream is now available for pre-order exclusively online from 28 to 30 April 2020 via Tealive:
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#WallsBobalicious will soon be available nationwide at all major supermarkets, hypermarkets, convenience stores as well as selected Tealive stores in the form of single regular sticks at suggested retail price of RM2.20 - RM2.70 each.
Stay tuned for more updates and exciting deals on Wall's website (www.walls.com.my) or follow Wall's Malaysia on Facebook (www.facebook.com/wallsmalaysia/).
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Everything that happens brings an opportunity to cultivate stillness.
Focus on the greatness that resides within everyone you interact with.
All that comes will inevitably go, and that's OK.
Nothing can break you because you're invincible.
Tread lightly, hold lightly, live lightly.


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Can I eat creamed spinach with the lap band?
Yes, you can try creamed spinach. Just be sure to take small bites and chew really well!
...if you take a small enough bite and chew it thoroughly, it should pass the band.


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