fund ALERT Education Centre activities at these schools, such as courses in English literacy, basic life skills and conservation education.
Mkoba 4 Primary School – Gweru, Zimbabwe is a Government run school providing education for approximately 2200 students. The school has 62 qualified teachers, and 45 student teachers. Due to the high number of students, there is a critical shortage of classrooms and resources such as textbooks and teaching aids. To deal with the large number of students the school authorities introduced "hot seating" where each student attends either a morning or afternoon class, which negatively impacts on student / teacher interaction. The school is in need for additional classrooms and resources. For more details of how ALERT is working to support this school, click here.
Monde Primary School – Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe Many of the 300 students who attend Monde Primary School are orphans living with members of their extended families who struggle to pay the school fees. Your sponsorship can make a real difference to these needy children by helping to fund their on-going education. It will also allow the school to upgrade its current facilities and purchase essential resources, such as text books. For more details of how ALERT is working to support this school, click here.
Maunga Primary School – Livingstone, Zambia is located in the rural Maunga community comprising of 8 villages and a population of nearly 2000. Family income levels in this area are low, and so many children are growing up surrounded by extreme poverty in very difficult circumstances. Maunga Primary School is the only school (other than preschools) in the area, and needless to say is stretched beyond its means to cater for such a large catchment area. Nearly 200 children are taught at this school by 6 teachers. For more details of how ALERT is working to support this school, click here.


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There's a fully equipped kitchen and a large bathroom with a new boiler and the cottage is on the main road through Holme with parking available right outside. If you would like more information on our rates and availability just contact us at the pub and ask for Shirley.
We look forward to hearing from you and hopefully seeing you next time you want to get away from it all and enjoy a little slice of the countryside in this stunning little rural retreat.


In episode 502 of the 9th Story Podcast Immortal Alexander and I had the honor of having Lane Llyod (creator of the mind-bendingly awesome podcast, "Sable") on the show! And we played a little bit with our format.
In this episode you 1st get to hear a short story narrated by Immortal Alexander that he had posted here on Horror Made. The story is "The Night Whisperers" so if you're feeling like having a little read-along horror time you can find the story here: The Night Whisperers.
Or by subscribing to the show on your favorite podcatcher and scrolling back to episode 502.
I hope your day is a delightfully inspired one!


Gudmundur Benediktsson, the Icelandic commentator turned internet sensation is back! Made famous for his joyous commentary of Iceland's last minute goal against Austria to ensure their progression into the Round of 16 of the Euros, Benediktsson has followed it up again with another hilarious commentary of Iceland's victory over England this morning.
Iceland defeated the Three Lions 2 – 1; overcoming an early penalty conversion from Wayne Rooney to rebound just two minutes later through Sigurdsson, before Sigthórsson closed out the first 20 minutes with a second.
The win places Iceland in the Quarter-Finals of the European Championships for the first time ever in their history. However, it will be no easy task, they'll be up against tournament hosts France.
England coach Roy Hodgson has also announced he's calling it quits, resigning as England manager after the disappointing performance.
Steve McClaren chats s***, gets banged!


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Annie Lennox joins For The Love Of Scotland line-up
April 19, 2020, 1:06 pm Updated: April 19, 2020, 5:26 pm
Annie Lennox has joined the For The Love Of Scotland line-up (PA)
Annie Lennox is among a tranche of new celebrities announced as part of the line-up for this week's For The Love Of Scotland fundraiser.
The three-hour event, due to be live-streamed on Wednesday from 6pm, will be hosted by radio DJ Edith Bowman, with the Eurythmics singer now on the guest-list along with Olympian Sir Chris Hoy, actors Martin Compston, James McAvoy and Peter Capaldi, and musician KT Tunstall.
The event, set up to help Masks For Scotland achieve its target of raising £200,000 for personal protective equipment (PPE) for the NHS, will also feature former football player Ally McCoist and tennis coach Judy Murray.
The event will be live-streamed on the Gigs in Scotland Facebook and YouTube pages.
The Masks For Scotland charity was set up by Dundee University Professor Jill Belch, and has currently raised £80,000.
Prof Belch said: "The medical teams who protect us must be protected too. We know that the bigger the viral load, the worse the disease.
"Day in, day out, these teams are exposed to very high viral loads.
For The Love Of Scotland lineup.
"We must help save their lives, the lives of their families and their patients by providing correct PPE. This fundraiser will save lives – thank-you so very much to all who donate."
Bowman said: "For The Love Of Scotland will be three hours of people coming together through music, prose, comedy, conversation and thanks, featuring both plenty of well-known faces and members of the public.
"I can't begin to explain how grateful I am to all the people who are helping us out and giving up their time."
In a further video message, Bowman added: "It's happening… I can't believe we've managed to do this.
"We want to raise as much money as is possible for Masks For Scotland but we also want to share you stories of examples of wonderful community spirit and lots of thanks to those incredible individuals who are going out there, risking their own lives, to save others."
For the Love of Scotland
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Applicants who currently hold a licence may be able to exchange it for a Manitoba driver's licence, depending on its status and the country of issue. From each applicant, Manitoba's licencing agency - Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) - will require proof of date of birth, full legal name, a photograph, the applicant's entitlement to be in Canada and their current address - which must be located in Manitoba. The Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation website has more detailed information and specifics. All required documents must be in, or translated to, English or French.
All drivers in Manitoba must carry basic automobile insurance which is available only through the government-owned Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation. However, drivers may secure improved coverage - such as lower deductibles and higher coverage amounts - through one of many private sector insurance companies. To issue an automobile insurance policy, the insurer will need the licence number of the vehicles owner and any household member who will drive the vehicle and its make, model, mileage and registration number.
To register a vehicle, owners must provide a valid Manitoba driver's licence, the vehicles fifteen digit Registrant Identification Number (RIN), proof of current insurance, the Certificate of Sale, the vehicle's title, and the vehicle's licence plate number. Owners registering a used vehicle will also be required to provide a valid Certificate of Inspection (COI), a Transfer of Ownership Document (TOD), and a bill of sale.
Whether to Buy New, Finance, or Buy Used?
One decision every car buyer needs to make is "should they buy or Finance a new vehicle, or purchase a used vehicle." Years ago, budget played the leading role in answer to that question. Nowadays though, more readily available financing, lower interest rates, and longer available repayment terms allow car buyers to worry less about payments and focus more on finding the perfect vehicle for their lifestyle.
Most experts agree that it makes more sense to buy from an established car dealer than from a private party. Often, the main reason that individuals put their car up for sale is because it has a problem, and they're looking to avoid costly repairs. On the other hand, reputable dealers make every effort to sell only trouble-free vehicles, a practice which improves their reputation and leads to more business.
While the process of getting a car on the road in Winnipeg might seem challenging, new immigrants (and long-time residents), will find most reputable car dealers more than willing to help them through the process. Birchwood Toyota, for example, sells great new and used vehicles. Through Birchwood Credit Solutions, they also provide car financing for Winnipeg residents and auto loans for new immigrants, as well.


(d) All caged egg laying and caged pullet operations designed to feed more than 20,000 hens when a dry manure storage and handling system is used and when located at least 1/4 mile from any recreational area or residence or other structure not occupied or used solely by the owner of the egg laying or caged pullet operations. Before construction of the caged laying and caged pullet begins, written site approval shall be received from the Executive Director of the Texas Air Control Board and the facility shall be registered with the appropriate Regional Office using Form PI-7.
(e) Before operation begins, facilities handling sour gas shall be registered with the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission Office of Air Quality in Austin using Form PI-7 along with supporting documentation that all requirements of this exemption will be met. For facilities constructed under Standard Exemption 67, the registration is required before operation under Standard Exemption 66 can begin. If the facilities cannot meet Standard Exemption 66, a permit is required prior to continuing operation of the facilities.
(c) Other compounds also maybe stripped provided that emissions of specific chemicals meet the requirements of standard exemption 118(b), (c) and (d).
69. Replacement or addition of cotton gin stands where no other equipment change or additions are involved.
70. Repairs or maintenance not involving structural changes where no new or permanent facilities are installed.
(a) All stockpiles shall be sprinkled with water and/or dust-suppressant chemicals as necessary to achieve maximum control of dust emissions.
(c) All permanent in-plant roads (batch truck and material delivery truck roads) shall be paved and cleaned as necessary to achieve maximum control of dust emissions. Other areas on the property subject to vehicle traffic shall be watered, treated with dust-suppressant chemicals, oiled, or paved and cleaned as necessary to achieve maximum control of dust emissions.
(f) The dust emissions at the batch drop point (drum feed for central mix plants) shall be controlled by a shroud or other pickup device delivering a minimum of 4,000 actual cubic feet per minute of air to a fabric filter with automatic air cleaning and a 7.0 ft/min maximum filtering velocity, or automatic sequenced mechanical cleaning and a 5.25 ft/min maximum filtering velocity.
(g) All open-bodied vehicles transporting material from a dry batch plant to the paving mixer(s) shall be loaded with a final layer of wet sand and/or the truck shall be covered with a tarp to reduce the emissions of dust to the minimum level possible under existing conditions.
(h) Unless the plant is to be located temporarily in or contiguous to the right-of-way of a public works project, public notice and opportunity for public hearing, as specified in Section 116.10(a)(3) and (4) and (b), must be published and documentation provided to the Texas Air Control Board (TACB).
(i) Before construction of the facility begins, written site approval shall be received from the Executive Director of the TACB, and the facility shall be registered with the appropriate Regional Office using Form PI-7, including a current TNRCC Table 20.
* A temporarily located concrete plant produces concrete exclusively for a designated construction project or occupies a designated site for no more than 180 consecutive days.


Gun Control in the United States has become a big controversial topic that has affected millions of Americans families due to firearms. Firearms that have taken the lives of many innocent civilians in the hands of criminals or individuals that harm others for different reasons. It is harsh to see what America is going through due to gun violence. Kids, elders, men, and women getting killed with firearms intentionally and accidentally. If we go back to history, firearms were created for different reason. For example, the Founding Fathers of the United States won the freedom with guns; fighting the British in many battles that is how this nation was able get its liberty, fighting the Spaniards because they wanted to steal gold, and fighting Native Americans because the white man wanted to steal their lands. Firearms were all about protection from enemies. Nowadays, everything has changed regarding Gun Control, guns are more powerful and can kill people in a matter of seconds. Guns have also fallen in the hands of many violent criminals. Indeed, Gun violence keeps increasing, as well as crimes, robberies, and many other crimes that involve firearms. There are some individuals who are innocent and a due to difficult circumstances, they become criminals. Firearms cannot be used by its own sake; the only way they can kill, is by an individual holding the trigger; because it is people that kill people. Gun leads to violence and gives power to others. Every single state, within the United States should advocate to create more laws that can restrict in some way the use of firearms to prevent the increasing rate of gun violence across the country.
...an help stop crimes involving firearms in the United States. Guns are power and it should only be used by responsible individuals. Keeping guns away from people who suffer mental disabilities or people that doesn't know the appropriate handling of firearms, it will help to reduce deaths and violence rates. Criminals are always carrying powerful firearms with them to kill others. The government should stand up against that and make restrictive laws against criminals and the control of firearms. Passing restrictive laws in the most dangerous states in the United States it is not a bad idea. Although, there will always be people that do not respect the laws and that is why there are so many crimes involving guns every day. The government should enact laws involving firearms to prevent the rapid increasing of gun violence and increase the safety of all American citizens.
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Tuesday Bullets
Revisiting a TrueHoop staple. And watch Bucks-76ers with us on Thursday.
Henry Abbott Apr 2, 2019 3
Tuesday BulletsRevisiting a TrueHoop staple. And watch Bucks-76ers with us on Thursday.
By Henry Abbott
JOIN US THIS THURSDAY at 8 P.M. ET
It's Bucks at Sixers on TNT. David Thorpe and I will be hosting an invite-only watch party on Slack. (If you're on the TrueHoop.com email list, we will send you an invite on Thursday.) Every time I watch a game with David I learn stuff. Should be fun.
THREE GOOD TWEETS
NoTechBen@NoTechBen
Giannis going from 33 minutes per game to 40 is the single biggest adjustment available to any playoff team.
Basketball Reference@bball_ref
Giannis is on track to be the third player since 1973 to have a season with an ORtg over 120 and a DRtg under 100 (min 1,000 FGAs) https://t.co/hWfwFBZOYq
April 2nd 2019
alex@steven_lebron
the raptors just served us some delicious chicken wings in the media room at halftime. If they think i can be bribed they are correct the raptors are the best organization in sports and will win the championship this season.
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Mark Medina@MarkG_Medina
Steph Curry on his toughest defender: "Coach Kerr when he takes me out of the game."
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We might never understand all the issues—historical, psychological, racial sociological, hormonal—that feed the quiet psychodrama of Russell Westbrook's relationship with Oklahoma City beat writer Berry Tramel, whose questions Westbrook has long refused to answer. Tramel's side of the story, explaining why he'll never stop asking them, reads like the opening monologue of an off-Broadway play about loss.
I'm as delighted as anyone by Trae Young. I want to watch! But let's understand why he shouldn't win Rookie of the Year: He is the worst-rated NBA defender. Dead last. It's not his fault, necessarily, as a tiny rookie guard. Nor is it a criticism, but that's where we are.
Steve Aschburner of NBA.com talked to Doc Rivers about the coaching job he has done keeping the Clippers in the playoffs even when they made mid-season trades that many took as tanking. They are now far younger, and still playing at a high level. Somehow, Rivers' use of the word "unstatable" comes up, to mean something that isn't in the statistics. "I won't take credit—it was [assistant coach Rex Kalamian's] word. He thought it actually was a word. The difference is, I went to Marquette and I understood that it was not an actual word. We had some hats made up for Rex and now he thinks it's a word again."
Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union recently bought a lovely house that features a clean modern look. They have a lot of wall space for dramatic wall hangings. But his retirement tour is loading him up with high-school-sports-banquet style things in frames. It's well-meant, but does anyone reading this really think it's going on those walls? A house that size probably has enough basement or garage space, but you know what Marie Kondo would say.
I asked David Thorpe who, among players left in the NCAA tournament, has an NBA future he is excited about: "I love Jared Harper. Auburn's 'mini-footer' (meaning 6-feet-at-best) point guard. I don't have any clue if he's on anyone's radar but mine. He reminds me of Bobby Jackson, who sizzled passed anyone and everyone for Minnesota and carried them to a Final Four I was there to witness. Harper has a place in the League as one of the fastest guys with the ball who can make 3s and free throws at a very good rate. Speed and shooting rank higher that size, for me, for a primary ballhandler." For the record, Harper is currently 59th on ESPN's draft board; the draft is 60 players long. Research shows playing well in the tournament tends to move players way up, so here's a prediction Harper will hear his name called in June.
"I think he's a stud. I think he's a stud." (Saying it twice = exponential.) That's Brad Stevens on D'Angelo Russell. (D'Angelo pass from last night.) David Griffin used to work with Kyrie Irving in Cleveland, and recently said that he thinks the Nets would be a good fit for Kyrie, because "he likes what they've done there, culturally." But could Kyrie really share the spotlight with D'Angelo? Here's a meaningless and short clip where they seem to get along just fine.
Remember when Mikhail Prokhorov said he would move the Nets to Moscow and then completely and totally did nothing of the sort? What was that about? A question from a recent TrueHoop post, in which Vladimir Putin is part of the answer.
If you're considering Jason Kidd's prospects as a head coach, you probably already know that the Bucks improved a ton when he left. What you might not know is that Ben Falk has done an incredible job on Cleaning the Glass, in showing and explaining that Kidd's defensive style generally "didn't work in the modern NBA." With apologies to Ben, here's my best attempt at a shorthand summary: Kidd's style was built on player movement and pressure. Post-Kidd, the Bucks put a bigger premium on keeping somebody in the paint protecting the rim, being a little more selective in sending bodies flying all over the place. Importantly, when Kidd's style did work pretty well (only a few years ago), even then it disappointed in the playoffs.
The other night Gregg Popovich lost it on a referee. I know he's generally seen as the NBA's wise sage, but he has always had a harsh edge. Why would it come out now? My impulsive reaction: the Thunder have lost seven of nine, which means suddenly the Spurs are in an every-game-matters death match with the chance to avoid the Warriors in the first round.
Playing against teams based in New York City, James Harden is averaging 59.5 points per game this season. Also, and I can't begin to explain this, but at the same link you can see that he's better with zero days' rest than any other number of days rest, and especially bad with long rest. That's not how humans work, normally.
Without Jusuf Nurkic, Thorpe makes a convincing case on TrueHoop, the Blazers should go into underdog mode, and shoot way more 3s. Including Enes Kanter, who attempted one last night—his first in a week—and missed it. Progress? Thorpe notes that both Damian Lillard and C.J. McCollum make 3s at a higher rate than James Harden, but Harden shoots as many of them as the Blazer guards combined. "Without Nurkic," he writes, "each should be averaging a dozen or more 3s a game, starting now. Let them shoot early in the clock. Or late. Anytime they can see the rim." Lillard attempted six last night, McCollum sat out. Seth Curry, though, he is on board, and made five of nine.
On the Athletic, Ethan Strauss writes about Andrew Bogut, who thought he had retired from the NBA. But then he played in Australia and discovered, effectively, the Fountain of Youth. In every way, he feels younger, faster, lighter. What was the big breakthrough? Relief from the NBA schedule. Several days of hard practice a week, real time at home with his family, a more normal routine, fewer flights, and a game or two on the weekends. What would happen if they tried that in the NBA? "Well, the quality of the games would definitely be higher," Bogut mused … "That would be absolutely sensational. Guys aren't playing as hard sometimes with 82 games. You probably aren't going as hard as you should be, but that's just the reality of an 82-game season."
Bogut says the NBA will never make that kind of switch because the players won't want to make less money. And that's where I say ta-DAH! I direct your attention to the talk Kevin Arnovitz gave at MIT Sloan a few weeks ago. In a nutshell, I don't assume it would cost anyone anything, and I'm happy to argue that with anyone, so long as that person has first watched this, which was for me the highlight of this year's conference:
A little P.S. on Draymond Green, Tim Donaghy, Marat Kogut and gambling
Draymond Green@Money23Green
The Warriors had just lost a game with some tough calls by referee Marat Kogut. Steph Curry, Kevin Durant, and Steve Kerr had varying degrees of ire. Curry and Durant reportedly taunted Kogut in game. After the game, in some cases, they took the rare step of calling out a referee by name.
Then Draymond Green tweeted something cutesy, above, that has been widely interpreted to liken Kogut to Tim Donaghy. This is sour grapes after a loss. It's also, potentially, a lurking credibility issue for the league. Here's a current elite player using "TD" apparently to imply not just what the NBA admits to—former referee Tim Donaghy gambling on games—but a referee doing what the NBA doesn't admit to: making improper calls in those games, more commonly known as fixing games. That hasn't always been the accepted version of what Donaghy did, but it seems to be catching on since the NBA's article of the year.
If I ran a league at the vanguard of legalized sportsbetting, one that has campaigned for massive gambling revenues in the form of an "integrity fee" on gambling, I would be very concerned about, well, integrity, and the appearance of integrity. If a top player believes it's possible games are fixed by corrupt referees, that's a problem with big implications and no easy solutions.
Thank you for reading TrueHoop! Returning soon: The TrueHoop Stat Geek Smackdown, only this time you can play too. TrueHoop COO Judy Goodwin has informed me she is already ordering a trophy.


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Join us for a fun family movie night! Admission is free! Concessions will be sold for low prices.Chairs are available, but feel free to bring your own pillows, blankets, camp chairs, etc! All church and community members are invited, but parents must attend with their children.
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Bills vs Titans analysis: The stifling of Derrick Henry
Buffalo controlled one of the best players in football beneath the lights of Monday Night Football
By Darrell Lane Sep 22, 2022, 9:40am EDT
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On Monday Night Football, we saw the Buffalo Bills blow out the Tennessee Titans 41-7. Just as impressively we witnessed the Bills' defense hold running back Derrick Henry to 1.9 yards per attempt on 13 carries. Jason McCourty from Good Morning Football pointed out that Monday night was Henry's worst game statistically in his last 50 starts. He was a non-factor the entire night. Stifled. So how was Buffalo able to bottle up Henry to the tune such woeful numbers? Let's look at the tape!
The running game is all about creating a numbers advantage. The Titans do a toss sweep to the left side here. This is a beautiful play call for Tennessee because they have a fullback lead blocking for Henry and an offensive tackle pulling out to block as well. This creates a three-on-two numbers advantage in favor of the Titans against the Bills, who only have linebacker Matt Milano and cornerback Christian Benford up to engage both blockers. Benford flips the numbers advantage in Buffalo's favor by absorbing the fullback's block and then shedding him. This now turns into a one-on-one situation with Henry versus Benford. The rookie corner makes a fantastic play. Benford tackles Henry low and brings him to the ground.
With a rushing attack, the offensive line needs to provide push so the running back has room to operate. A player like Henry never wants to stop his feet. In this play, the Bills stuff the middle with EDGE Von Miller, and defensive tackles DaQuan Jones and Jordan Phillips. If Henry goes left safety Micah Hyde and linebacker Tremaine Edmunds are there waiting for him. With this play Henry goes right. There is no space to go right and Henry gets swallowed up by defensive end Greg Rousseau on a cleanup tackle. When you're dealing with a great player like Henry, you need to make sure there is little to no space for him to make a move.
One of the things that makes Henry so tough is his sheer size and power standing at 6-3 and 247 lbs. Henry is almost impossible to stop when he gets a full head of steam and reaches max acceleration in the open field. Henry gets the ball in shotgun, then goes right with a pretty sizeable hole to run through. Hyde does a fantastic job of stopping Henry from getting to the second level of the defense. Micah Hyde reads his keys and flies into the hole to tackle Henry low. What's important to remember is if Hyde comes late, he can't stop Henry. Then Henry would likely run through Rousseau's arm tackle and get a head of steam in the open field, where he is most dangerous.
One of the biggest things that can kill a running game is penetration in the backfield. You never want a running back to be in a position where he's has to make people miss before he crosses the line of scrimmage. Here we have the Titans try another toss sweep to the left side. Miller splits the tight end and offensive tackle and gets into the backfield. Miller then makes the one-on-one tackle on Henry low, resulting in the tackle for a loss.
Knowing your scouting report is important when facing someone like Henry. You never tackle Henry high because then he can use his stiff arm and run you over. To combat that, you of course tackle Henry low. On a routine handoff, Henry comes downhill and we see Kaiir Elam meet him in the hole. Henry puts out his arm for a potential stiff arm, then Elam lowers his level going for a tackle below the waist.
Henry is a truly special running back and has well earned his reputation over the years as being the best at his position and among the NFL's offensive elite. The Titans know this and, as a result, they play through him a lot. The Bills did a fantastic job of shutting down Henry and making life difficult. You make sure there is no space for him to run. You have to beat their blockers man on man and you have to be able to tackle Henry low. No matter what, you can't let him get to the second and third levels of the defense with a full head of steam. Buffalo did all of these things almost perfectly. That's how they held one of the best players in the league to 1.9 yards per rush.
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Hump Day Hotline: The 2023 Draft Needs to be a Banger Join us live at 8 p.m. EST on the Buffalo Rumblings YouTube channel!


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Bread is to the body as forgiveness is to the soul.
The Son of God gave us the framework as to which we should pray. Therefore, unpacking each word and phase to follow it is important when we communicate with our Father. There are 6 petitions within this prayer, and this sermon looks begins to unbox what is directed towards God.
Matthew 6:1-4 gives a clear description of how we are to practice our righteousness. Here, Jesus focuses on our giving as a way to expose our hearts as we worship Him.
Jesus's last words on the cross were "It is finished". Well, what was finished should be our first question. Enjoy this Resurrection sermon.
Palm Sunday: Long Live The King!
The truth behind the Triumphant Entry of Christ.


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Исла́м Зяуди́нович Цуро́ев (23 апреля 1989) — российский футболист, защитник (ранее — нападающий).

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В 2005 году выступал в МРО Юг ЛФЛ в составе клуба «Ангушт»-2. Сезон 2006 года начал тоже в любительском клубе «Магас‑ИГУ» из города Назрань, но уже летом пополнил ряды клуба первого дивизиона «Ангушт», в состав которого был дозаявлен 1 августа. За «Ангушт» провёл 19 матчей в первенстве и один матч в Кубке России.

По завершении сезона, перешёл в грозненский «Терек», в котором и провёл сезон 2007 года, сыграв в 8 матчах и став, вместе с командой, серебряным призёром первенства. Дебютировал в Премьер-лиге мая 2008 года, выйдя на замену Жану Були на 71-й минуте матча 10-го тура против пермского «Амкара», «Терек» уступил со счётом 0:1. Помимо этого, провёл в том сезоне 29 матчей за молодёжный состав клуба, забил 6 мячей в ворота соперников. 21 ноября 2009 года провёл свою вторую игру в Премьер-лиге, выйдя на замену Андрею Кобенко на 46-й минуте матча 29-го тура против «Кубани», игра завершилась поражением «Терека» со счётом 0:1. Всего в составе грозненского клуба за четыре сезона сыграл 10 матчей (два в премьер-лиге и 8 — в первом дивизионе), а также 77 матчей и 15 голов в первенстве дублёров.

После ухода из «Терека» провёл полсезона в молдавской «Дачии», затем в течение пяти лет играл за «Ангушт». Летом 2016 года покинул команду после истечения контракта.

С 2017 является тренером «Футбольной школы Магомеда Оздоева».

Достижения
 Первый дивизион России
 Серебряный призёр (выход в Высший дивизион): 2007 (ФК «Терек»)
 Чемпионат Молдавии
 Чемпион: 2013

Примечания

Футболисты России
Игроки ФК «Ангушт»
Игроки ФК «Ахмат»
Игроки ФК «Дачия» Кишинёв

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In the mid-1980s the Fighting Fantasy phenomenon kicked off and caught the attention of gamers and newcomers alike. The concept meant that you could enjoy fantasy and science fiction adventures with more interaction than simply reading a book, but you didn't need to have a whole group of friends round like you did with Dungeons & Dragons. Ian Livingstone and Steve Jackson, having already revolutionised the role playing hobby in the UK with the founding of Games Workshop, had struck another rich vein of potential with solo gaming. Keen to take advantage of the wave of interest, Penguin books sought out new books to capture the same audience; and, a 16-year-old with aspirations to write had just suggested the possibility of cramming a whole role playing game into a single, simple paperback volume.
Maelstrom presents a whole game packed into a single paperback volume, slightly larger than a Fighting Fantasy game book - closer to the format used by Corgi when they repackaged Tunnels & Trolls or the Cretan Chronicles published by Puffin, also in the mid-1980s. The book provided all the guidance and mechanics you needed to get the game running for the first time, with numerous atmospheric line drawings and an evocative painted cover image of travellers facing off against armed and armoured guardsmen that spoke volumes about the potential adventure ahead.
While Alexander Scott had specifically avoided providing spell lists so as not to detract from the essentially historical background of the game or demand constant reference to the rules, here he provided a herbalist's equivalent with entries ranging from the powerful and expensive All-Heale, through to the esoteric Mountain Setwall that grew hair on the eyes of the unsuspecting.
For more than 20 years, the only source for those interested lay in the secondary market, with copies selling for anything from £10 - £20. In 2008, Arion Games acquired the rights to publish the book, selling a scanned PDF through online sites and a bound volume through Lulu - and, more recently, Cubicle 7.
The Maelstrom Companion - A volume that extends various elements of the core system, including new livings for characters, new character details, information on using firearms, alchemy, alcohol and surgery. The book also includes chapters on campaigns, expanded magic, the Church, and the town and population of Bury St Edmunds.
Maelstrom Quarterly - of which two editions have been released. The first dealt with Tournaments; and, the second issue covered Inns and Taverns.
Two adventures - 'Strange Days in Nayland' that deals with the investigation of a curse, and 'The Sward and the Stone' where the characters help a merchant transport a wagon of goods from Swansea to Pembroke, a load that includes an oddly engraved stone.
I remember picking this up in a bookstore at the time and reading through the introduction. I guess I was 11 or 12 so it didn't quite grab me. Pretty cover, though!
Is there are goal stated in the book? Are characters still following the style of their professions, only they might have magical help? Or do they become adventurers and are they seeking gold and fame from that?
I've still got the copy I bought in '84 or '85. I'm running a series of one-shots this fall and Maelstrom is on the list.
The book does contain guidance on how you can set up goals, adventures and campaigns - and they tend to revolve around existing careers and common interests. A Noble with a retinue; a pilgrimage to a holy site; a clutch of mercenaries heading to the nearest conflict; a travelling market or circus of entertainers... that sort of thing. The Tudor period and the changes in Church, State and agriculture did mean a lot of movement, a lot of vagabondage as well. Maelstrom isn't really about rip-snorting adventure and dungeons.
First off i have to say Wow. Incredible summary there!
As far as goal and adventures go, i always thought it was well suited to investigations and travel type scanarios.
Novels by CJ Sansom and SJ Parris are good inspiration, or watch an episode of The Tudors. Intrigue and investigation mixed with some action!
It does predispose itself to that sort of thing. As a Referee, you need to think more about common purpose and that purpose needs to be something other than 'saving the world'. It could be a lot of things though... there is no shortage of possibilities. A group working for a Guild, an undercover 'team' spreading the word of Rome in the face of Henry VIII's new Church, a travelling theatre company actually concealing spies from Court, a splinter faction of strong minded political activists keen to work for the rights of the common labourer, and so forth.
Do you think the system of Maelstrom would work for a fantasy game (for example in the Dragon Warriors (Revised Edition) ) setting ?
Yes, most certainly. The way Scott wrote Maelstrom makes magic a very supernatural thing, and Dragon Warriors always seemed to treat aspects of magic in a similar way.
I don't think you'd have an issue running some of the adventures, like The Elven Crystals or The King under the Forest replacing friends and enemies with either appropriately skilled humans (a stocky Craftsman for a dwarf, a Hunter gameskeeper for an elf) or traditional supernatural equivalents of 'monsters'. If you get hold of a decent bestiary of the supernatural, you should have plenty of material to draw from, as folktales and culture of the time were steeped in stories of monsters, fey and so on.
The simplicity and flexibility of the system make house rules and adaption of the material incredibly easy.
I will look into running Dragon Warriors with the Maelstrom rules then. That is as soon as I find some willing guineapigs, ahem, players I mean in the RPG forsaken place.
It could easily do fantasy a la Dragon Warriors, especially if you add in the Maelstrom Companion livings.
Then you would have Mercenary, Noble, Herbalist, Mage, Priest, Hunter, Assassin, Rogue and Witch as potential adventurer types.
All of the weapon and armour data is there, and there are quite a few "atmospheric" supernaturals in the companion also.
Good thing I already own all the Maelstrom stuff. Nice work btw!
I ended up with a copy of Maelstrom a couple of years ago during a game trade, and I still haven't read through it. For some reason, I assumed it was a Three Musketeers type of game (no clue why).
For those who have played it, what experiences have you had?
Okay - while others step up to the plate to describe their experiences, I'll kick off.
In recent months, I have used Maelstrom primarily at conventions. The simplicity of the system means that you can get players up and running in no time - roll d100 to get equal or less on Saving Throws and make sure you record your wounds separately. If you do a pre-gen sheet, you can condense descriptions of key Living-based abilities quite easily for quick reference. Most characters will have some key area of knowledge or some crunch option for doing something (e.g. warding spirits, crafting something for cash, handling a sword like a pro).
Even if you don't have a pre-gen set, creating a character takes moments - assign 50 points across all Attributes, keeping in mind where your preferred Living would benefit from it most (e.g. Knowledge and Will for a mage, Attack, Defence and Endurance for a Mercenary). As a Referee, if you have a type of adventure in mind (e.g. raid on a French castle, pilgrimage to a holy site) you can confine creation to a few specific Livings and make the whole process run faster. It's a genuine pick-up game that doesn't need much of a memory to keep in check for Referee or player.
Last game I played, all the characters were common pilgrams on their way to Avignon in 13th century France. All basic common Livings, the sort of people with a job and a little money who had cause to seek absolution for their sin by visiting a holy site. I wrote special Living abilities on the front of playing cards and any specific equipment/notes, too. Off and running in minutes, without much to explain beyond the basic d100 roll vs. Attributes.


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West Cape May School District is a community public school district located in West Cape May in Cape May County, New Jersey, United States, that serves students in pre-kindergarten through sixth grade. With an average of fewer than 10 students per grade, it one of the districts with the smallest enrollment in the state.

The district has been a participant in the Interdistrict Public School Choice Program.

As of the 2017-18 school year, the district and its one school had an enrollment of 103 students and 9.6 classroom teachers (on an FTE basis), for a student–teacher ratio of 10.8:1.

The district is classified by the New Jersey Department of Education as being in District Factor Group "DE", the fifth-highest of eight groupings. District Factor Groups organize districts statewide to allow comparison by common socioeconomic characteristics of the local districts. From lowest socioeconomic status to highest, the categories are A, B, CD, DE, FG, GH, I and J.

For seventh through twelfth grades, public school students attend the schools of the Lower Cape May Regional School District, which serves students from Cape May, Lower Township and West Cape May, along with students from Cape May Point who attend as part of a sending/receiving relationship. Schools in the district (with 2017-18 enrollment data from the National Center for Education Statistics) are
Richard M. Teitelman Middle School (458 students; in grades 7 and 8) and
Lower Cape May Regional High School (871; 9-12).

In 2013, the Lower Cape May Regional School District received a feasibility study that looked at ways to reconfigure the district, which had been established in 1956. The study considered Cape May City withdrawing from the regional district or the dissolution of the district, converting Lower Township's existing PreK-6 district to serve PreK-12, as the regional district's school facilities are located in the township. Cape May City and West Cape May could see annual savings approaching a combined $6 million from the dissolution.

History
In 2020 the West Cape May and Cape May City School District began sharing a single Superintendent. In Summer 2021 Zachary Palombo became the shared Superintendent of both the Cape May City and West Cape May districts.

School
West Cape May Elementary School serves students in grades PreK-6. The school had an enrollment of 102 students in the 2017-18 school year. It has a capacity of 117.

Previously a West Cape May High School existed. In an era of de jure educational segregation in the United States normally only white students were permitted to attend though the state made exceptions. Ordinarily black students attended Downingtown Industrial High School instead of West Cape May High. The district maintained separate white and black elementary schools, the latter West Cape May Colored Elementary School. "The Annex" was the school for black elementary school children. In 1948, when segregation was still active, white children in Rio Grande (Middle Township) were sent to West Cape May for grades 7-12.

West Cape Elementary previously served up to grade 8.

Student body
 the average student population was around 90. The school has school choice programs that attract area parents not living in West Cape May.

Administration
Core members of the district's administration are:
Zachary Palombo, Superintendent
John Thomas, Business Administrator / Board Secretary

The district's board of education has five members who set policy and oversee the fiscal and educational operation of the district through its administration. As a Type II school district, the board's trustees are elected directly by voters to serve three-year terms of office on a staggered basis, with either one or two seats up for election each year held (since 2012) as part of the November general election.

See also
 Non-high school district

References

Further reading

External links

West Cape May School District
Data for West Cape May School District, National Center for Education Statistics

West Cape May, New Jersey
New Jersey District Factor Group DE
School districts in Cape May County, New Jersey
Public elementary schools in New Jersey
Schools in Cape May County, New Jersey


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Freddie Starr is an English comedian, impressionist and singer.
In the early 1960s, Starr was the lead singer of the Merseybeat pop group The Midnighters with a chart album 'After the Laughter' and UK Top 10 single. Starr was discovered by the talent show Opportunity Knocks, where he appeared as part of comedy act Freddie Starr and The Delmonts. Starr appeared on the 1970 Royal Variety Performance and from 1972 was one of the main performers in the television series Who Do You Do and a regular in Joker's Wild. He went on to star in ITV's The Freddie Starr Show, broadcast between 1996 and 1998. Since then, he has presented the game show Beat the Crusher (1999), appeared in Celebrity Fit Club (2004) and took part in Celebrity Wife Swap (2008), Living With The Dead (2009), and I'm a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here (2011). In December 2011, Freddie Starr became the official patron of Kidz Foundation Children's Charity, a charity that provides grants to families with long-term sick or disabled children.
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Political & Civil Unrest
YSR's brother set to join Andhra cabinet, Jagan keeps Congress guessing (Roundup)
HYDERABAD - Late Andhra Pradesh chief minister Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy's brother Y.S. Vivekananda Reddy Tuesday appeared all set to join the state cabinet, ignoring an appeal by his nephew Y.S. Jaganmohan Reddy, who quit the Congress party and parliament Monday.
Jagan, as Jaganmohan Reddy is popularly known, met Vivekananda for the second time Tuesday night, and requested him not to join the cabinet. Jagan's mother Vijayalaxmi, who resigned as a state legislator, was also present during the meeting and she too requested her brother-in-law not to accept the post of minister.
Vivekananda Reddy, however, stood firm and later left Kadapa for Hyderabad, amid speculation that he will also take oath as a minister at the swearing-in of the new cabinet Wednesday morning.
Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy will meet Governor E.S.L. Narasimhan at 5 a.m. to hand over the list of ministers to be inducted.
Earlier, the day began with Vivekananda Reddy making it clear that he would stay with the Congress till his last breath and declared that he was even ready to contest polls against Jagan.
He denied Jagan's allegation that the Congress was trying to divide the family and strongly defended Congress president Sonia Gandhi, whom Jagan sharply criticised in his open resignation letter Monday.
"The high command neither invited me nor did it lure me with a ministerial post. If aspiring for a cabinet berth is a mistake, I apologise for it," said Vivekananda, a former MP from Kadapa and now a member of the legislative council.
YSR's son had Monday alleged that the leadership was trying to create fissures in the family by luring his uncle with a cabinet berth.
Jagan, who reached family estate at Idupulapaya in Kadapa district early Tuesday, kept the ruling party and his supporters guessing about his next move. He spent the day meeting his close aides and discussed his future course of action.
Sources close to Jagan said he was adopting "wait and watch" stance before making his next move, which most likely is to float a new party to emerge as another Sharad Pawar or Mamata Banerjee to take on the Congress.
For the second day, his sympathisers at the grassroots level in the party and in local bodies in a few districts resigned en masse, but no MP or legislator has quit yet.
Jagan's hard-hitting letter to Sonia Gandhi and the attacks on Congress party offices and burning of her effigies by his supporters in some districts evoked sharp reaction from the party leaders.
State Congress chief D.Srinivas warned that the party would not tolerate any insult to the leader. The ruling party leaders including many loyalists of YSR vied with each other to condemn the actions of Jagan and his supporters.
Showing their loyalty to Sonia Gandhi, several former ministers, MPs and legislators hit back at Jagan.
Tags: Hyderabad, Mamata Banerjee, Sonia Gandhi
Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha activists attack Mirwaiz in New Delhi
Sonia on a whirlwind tour of Rae Bareli
BJP campaign to 'expose Mayawati government' from Dec 15
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Women Tripped 2007 Literary Light Fantastic
By: Sarah Seltzer | December 9, 2007
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(WOMENSENEWS)–Women enjoyed plenty of literary limelight in 2007, winning prizes, selling in record numbers and using the written word to inspire frenzied discussion in the media.
The most unsurprising book story of the year–and most hyped–was British author J.K. Rowling's seventh and final installment of the wildly popular Harry Potter fantasy series.
"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" sold 8.3 million copies within its first 24 hours on sale this July, smashing records at every major bookstore chain. The popularity of Rowling, once a struggling single mother who depended on government support and scribbled her books in Edinburgh cafes, now rivals Shakespeare and the Bible.
Several prizes for erudition went to women as well.
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Women's eNews correspondents also signed books this year.
Two frequent contributors expanded on themes they have covered for Women's eNews. Courtney Martin tackled body image issues, disordered eating and anxiety affecting young women and girls across race and class lines in "Perfect Girls, Starving Daughters." Nicole Itano's "No Place Left to Bury the Dead: Denial, Despair and the African AIDS Pandemic" digs into the personal realities of women struggling with the scourge.
Women's eNews historian Louise Bernikow wrote "Dreaming in Libro: How a Good Dog Tamed a Bad Woman," a memoir about city life, a single woman and her book-loving dog.
Regular commentator and board member Caryl Rivers unearthed some of the bad science that feeds media coverage of women's issues in "Selling Anxiety: How the News Media Scare Women."
Michael Luongo sparked a bit of controversy this year with his book "Gay Travels in the Muslim World," published in May. This year he also wrote a travel guide book, "Frommer's Buenos Aires," and his first novel, "The Voyeur."
Hannah Seligson wrote "New Girl on the Job: Advice From the Trenches," which delved into how today's young women fare when entering the workplace.
Resident cartoonist Nicole Hollander offered a sassy riff on the pitfalls of growing older in "Tales of Graceful Aging From the Planet Denial."
Doris Lessing, a Londoner who grew up in Zimbabwe, received the Nobel Prize for Literature for her body of work, making her only the 11th woman to be awarded the prize in over a century. The Swedish committee described Lessing as an "epicist of the female experience." Her 1962 novel, "The Golden Notebooks," fired up the women's movement with its unashamed portrayal of women's rejection of traditional roles.
Lessing reacted to the prize standing outside her house, her arms laden with grocery bags. "I'm 88 years old and they can't give the Nobel to someone who's dead," she told assembled reporters, "so I think they were probably thinking they'd probably better give it to me now before I've popped off."
The Man Booker Prize, Britain's most prestigious national fiction award, went to Ireland's Anne Enright for "The Gathering," about a woman's exploration of her family history after her alcoholic brother commits suicide.
Austen Rocks Again
The year also belonged to an English woman who died in 1817. A bevy of books written by women arrived on bookshelves this year with titles including "Lost in Austen," "Austenland," "Me and Mr. Darcy" and "Confessions of a Jane Austen Addict."
In nonfiction and memoir, Edwidge Danticat's "Brother, I'm Dying" traces her Haitian family's painful journey, separation and reunion. It was the only nonfiction book by a woman among the finalists for the National Book Award, which went to Tim Weiner's "Legacy of Ashes: The History of the CIA."
Susan Faludi's "The Terror Dream" released in October explores the upsurge of masculinity after the Sept. 11 attacks and links it to female captivity narratives and frontier anxiety in the American past. Sixteen years after Faludi's "Backlash" explored the media pushback against women's activism in the 1970s, her new book prompted furious online arguments about whether women's voices have really been silenced since Sept. 11. It also offered a barometer for gauging presidential '08 candidates: Do they portray themselves as "rescuers" of helpless female victims?
Ayan Hirsi Ali's memoir "Infidel" described her childhood in Somalia, the trauma of undergoing female genital mutilation and her transformation into an outspoken Dutch politician in the international spotlight and a high-profile target of death threats by Muslim fundamentalists.
Intimate Histories
Katha Pollitt's collection of personal essays, "How I Learned to Drive," inspired debate about whether eminent feminists–her column in The Nation is considered required reading by many women–ought to reveal potentially embarrassing and intimate histories. One anecdote concerns her inability to confront her partner about the presence of unfamiliar women's under-things in the family laundry.
Rebecca Walker, daughter of novelist Alice and third-wave feminist, took the opposite tack. Her memoir "Baby Love" offers a rhapsodic account of motherhood's benefits and takes her mother's generation to task for its ambivalence about domesticity.
In "The Feminine Mistake" Leslie Bennetts argued that a new crop of younger women who were "opting out" and staying at home faced potential economic disaster.
"The Daring Book for Girls," by Andrea Buchanan and Miriam Peskowitz, espouses recreational activities–from camping and cartwheels to science projects and secret note-passing techniques–that involve little-to-no shopping in the "pink" aisles.
For the older set, young adult author Stephanie Meyer continued to mesmerize readers with "Eclipse," the third in her "Twilight" series about vampires, werewolves and a female teen with no supernatural tendencies.
In nonfiction, Jessica Valenti, 29, founder of the Feministing Web site, offered "Full-Frontal Feminism" an upbeat, pop-culture-savvy book about why women's activism needs a next generation.
Here are suggestions for 12 women-friendly books for your holiday break.
"Bluebird, or The Invention of Happiness" by Sheila Kohler. Based on the life of a French aristocrat who fled the revolution to make her life on a New York dairy farm.
"Away" by Amy Bloom. After a woman's family is killed in a pogrom she comes to America to find hope and a missing daughter.
"The Camel Bookmobile" by Masha Hamilton, also a Women's eNews correspondent. An American librarian encounters her own cultural ignorance when she goes to Africa to start a traveling library.
–Recommended by Jane Ciabattari, vice president of membership in the National Book Critics Circle and former chair of Women's eNews board of directors.
"The Politics of the Veil" by Joan Wallach Scott. Explores how the implied misogyny of veiling is manipulated by France to exclude immigrant communities.
"Writing in an Age of Silence" by Sara Paretsky. Mystery author reflects on writing, feminism and politics.
"Home Girls Make Some Noise!: Hip Hop Feminism Anthology" by Gwendolyn D. Pough, Aisha Durham and Elaine Richardson. Essays, poetry and prose about being young and female in the age of Lil' Kim.
"Sisterhood, Interrupted: From Radical Women to Grrls Gone Wild" by Deborah Siegel. Explores the generation gap in women's activism and what young women are doing to take control.
"Women Behind Bars, the Crisis of Women in the U.S. Prison System" by Silja J.A. Talvi. Women and mothers are the forgotten population affected by the incarceration crisis.
"Bella Abzug" by Suzanne Braun-Levine and Mary Thom. Biography of the pioneering feminist and politician.
–Recommended by Women's eNews staff.
"Aya" by Marguerite Abouet and Clement Oubrerie. Graphic novel about a young woman coming of age in the late 1970s in Cote d'Ivoire.
"Funny Ladies: The New Yorker's Greatest Women Cartoonists and their Cartoons" edited by cartoonist Liz Donnelly. The best of women's wit, as seen in the pages of the famous magazine.
"Attack of the 50 ft Mikhaela" by Mikhaela B. Reid. Twenty-something cartoonist, also a Women's eNews contributor, takes aim at sexist hypocrisy.
Sarah M. Seltzer is a New-York based freelance writer and the editorial intern at Women's eNews.
Hybrid Publishers Give Teen Girls Chance to Become Novelists
By: Smrithi U | May 8, 2017
These publishers are taking a chance on teen writers and giving them opportunities to sign book deals, unlike many traditional publishers. "So many people frown upon" teen writers, says the founder of one hybrid publisher.
In Science Fiction the Race for Female Readers Should Be Underway
By: Darren Beyer | July 4, 2016
If you still think this genre is mainly for men, think again. I did some math and came up with good reasons for authors to include more female protagonists.


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Port Blair, May 20: Andaman Chronicle mourns the sad demise of Shri Thomas Pappachen, Retd. Checking Inspector, Directorate of Shipping Services, R/o Buniyadabad who passed away at CMC Vellore while undergoing treatment on 19th May 2013 at 8.20 am. The mortal remains of Late Thomas Pappachen will be brought to Port Blair by Spice Jet tomorrow 21st May 2013. He is survived by his wife and four sons.


With its roots in ancient Roman times, the concept of life insurance found its way to the U.S. in the 1760s. Not offered to the working class until the 1870s, sales increased dramatically after the first World War. These days, approximately three in five Americans have some type of life insurance and another 34% are likely to buy it in the coming year. Coverage needs vary, based on personal circumstances, and are typically met by either a term life policy or a whole life policy. Payment is not automatic. Beneficiaries have to file claims, which far too often are improperly denied.
Denial of a life insurance claim is disheartening, but not necessarily appropriate. To find out why payment was refused and what action can be taken, beneficiaries should seek legal assistance. An attorney can research the rejection of coverage and help collect any benefits that were wrongfully denied.
Insurance companies are businesses and, as such, they seek to protect their bottom line. They may search for reasons not to pay life insurance benefits. One common argument is that the insured made a material misrepresentation on the application. Material misstatements are those that influenced the decision to underwrite the policy, that would have caused the insurer to refuse issuance if they had not been stated. Companies are allowed to reject coverage because they were misled, so it's important to be honest on the application. There are many ways to fight denials made on this basis. For example, it may be possible to show that the insured filled out the application based on what was known and believed or on the advice of an insurance agent who cut corners in order to hasten the sale.
A second frequently used justification for denial is that the policy had lapsed due to nonpayment. However, an investigation may reveal that the premiums were received but not properly applied. In some situations, the insurer is not permitted to cancel a policy for nonpayment unless it has first sent a specific reminder notice. Other familiar arguments include suspicions of fraud if the death occurs soon after the policy is purchased, that the death was not covered under the provisions of the policy, or that the beneficiary was not properly listed.
Insurance companies are legally bound to review all claims fairly and in good faith. They also must give a reason for denying a life insurance claim and must provide notice of the denial. Depending on the wording of the contract and the jurisdiction where the claim is filed, failure to do so can be sufficient grounds for a lawsuit seeking to recover the wrongfully withheld payment.
As one of South Florida's most respected and oldest law firms, Stabinski & Funt, P.A. has helped many people sort out their legal rights, responsibilities and remedies. We are highly experienced in handling insurance claims and, in many cases, we can do so without cost to you. Fees and expenses are frequently paid by the insurance company, so nothing comes out of your recovery. We also work on a contingency basis, which means that if there is no recovery, there is no fee or cost to you. If you wish to learn more about how our firm can be of assistance to you, we encourage you to contact us for a free consultation by calling 305-964-8644 or filling out a free case evaluation form.


If you're calling Alabama home for Thanksgiving this year, you're in luck: this state has a little bit of everything you need to make it the best Thanksgiving yet. From food to fun and everything in between, there's no end of things to see, do, and taste, both before and after the turkey's been carved. Start your long holiday weekend with this guide to the perfect Thanksgiving in Alabama.
Start your Thanksgiving with a little pre-gaming the night before at Dram Whiskey Bar. They feature an extensive collection of whiskey, bourbon, Scotch, and other spirits to suit every taste, served alongside southern food favorites. You can cash in on their Wednesday Happy Hours two-for-one until 6 p.m.
Deck out your home for Thanksgiving company with a trip to Caffco Floral Outlet. Inside you can scoop up all the flowers, wreaths, and greenery to create a festive centerpiece or spruce up your front door for your guests.
Save time in the kitchen with a trip to Hope's Cheesecake. These delectable desserts give you one less thing to prepare, and they taste way better than grocery store ones. If you don't live in the Gulf Shores area, order one ahead of time from their online shop—your fellow diners will be most thankful you did.
This charming little eatery specializes in honest-to-goodness turkey sandwiches year-round, but they also make your Thanksgiving feast a little easier on you by providing the main star of your Thanksgiving feast. They ship out of state, plus they offer three pickup locations in Alabama (Montgomery, Ft. Deposit, and their hometown of Greenville). You can also reserve your Bates bird at one of the local Piggly Wiggly stores, too.
The annual Thanksgiving Day Parade in Montgomery is a family tradition for many. The parade starts on Thanksgiving Day at 9 a.m., making its way through downtown as a precursor to the Turkey Day Classic football game at Alabama State University.
As the largest shopping mall in Alabama, you can find everything you need for everyone on your list with a little Black Friday shopping. With two floors of stores and all the top brands, you can start your shopping extravaganza as early as 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving, and the doors won't close again until 10 p.m. Friday night. This mall also has an amazing Christmas store dedicated to all things holly and jolly.
After you emerge from your turkey coma, take in a hockey game on the Friday after Thanksgiving. The Birmingham Bulls, a SPHL team, are slated to play Evansville starting at 7:30 pm.
Though this museum will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, you can squeeze in a visit the day before or after to pay homage to our country's first people who made the first Thanksgiving possible. Situated on a beautiful park, you can catch glimpses of the remnants from the Native American hunting grounds, along with area wildlife, waterfalls, and prehistoric rock carvings and drawings.
This turkey trot takes place on Thanksgiving Day, giving you plenty of time to burn those extra calories. Proceeds from the race will be donated to Backpacks and Beyond and the Winfield Police Department's Toy Fund. There's also a one-mile fun run for those who can't bear the thought of running over three miles if nothing is chasing them.
Dedicated to providing food provisions to local homeless, families, and individuals, there's no better way to show your appreciation for your own life than to provide help to others. Volunteers who want to help with the evening food distribution can show up Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m., no prior arrangements needed.


Megan Scott will join Lawrence University as its new Associate Vice President of Communication this fall, serving as the university's chief brand manager, storyteller, and spokesperson.
Scott earned a bachelor's degree in English literature from Knox College in 1996 and holds a certificate in publishing from the University of Denver Publishing Institute. She worked in academic publishing for eight years, last serving as marketing manager for the University of Iowa Press, where she coordinated all national and international marketing efforts for 30-35 scholarly books per year. She returned to her alma mater in 2004 to coordinate advancement communications and serve as editor of the Knox Magazine, the college's biannual alumni magazine.
In 2012, she was given the opportunity to lead a newly created Office of Communications at Knox, which was charged with integrating college-wide communications and highlighting Knox's story to its external and internal constituents. Over the last six years, she and her team have launched an award-winning website, introduced a new suite of admission communications, supported a series of fundraising initiatives, introduced a new internal portal and community newsletter, expanded the college's visual and social media presence, and helped to launch an award-winning new athletic logo and mascot.
Scott's background and approach made her the ideal candidate to lead Lawrence University's efforts to ensure that its diverse community of students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, and neighbors are informed about and engaged with our work together.
Scott will serve on the president's cabinet, working closely with university leadership to perform a job she knows very well.
Scott will transition to Lawrence with a couple of shorter visits to campus over a six-week period, starting with Lawrence's annual matriculation convocation and its first faculty meeting of the year on September 13. She will join the campus community full time on October 29.
Scott will be joined in Appleton by her spouse, Brian, a high school Latin and English teacher, and their daughters, Clara (11) and Willa (5).


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15th annual TAHS Art Show slated for Thursday & Friday, April 23-24
By Eric Feather, guest writer|April 22, 2015
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The Tyrone High School Art Department will be hosting the 15th Annual Tyrone Art Show on Friday, April 24th from 2:00-4:00 pm in the TAHS auditorium. There will also be a preview of the show in the auditorium lobby at the spring band concert on April 23rd from 7:00 to 9:00 pm.
Everyone who attended the spring musical production of "Guys and Dolls" have already enjoyed the artistic skills of the TAHS art students. All of the set pieces and backdrops for the show were designed and created by the TAHS Visual Arts Department.
But this is much more than a curtain call for these student artists who invested countless hours in the stunning artworks that will be on display. For them it is the culmination of a year's worth of artistic production.
"It's so interesting to see all of the artwork students have been working on all year. I'm sad that this will be my last chance to exhibit my work in the art show," said senior artist Alesia Daly.
The show is a positive experience for student artists who thrive on its competitive nature or just enjoy the opportunity to see the artwork of their classmates.
"I'm excited to see the artistic ability of all the other students," said freshman Emily Lehman.
Sophomore Alexis Cannistraci added, "I always find the artwork to be very intriguing. Seeing what other students have created helps me to improve as an artist."
There will be approximately 100 works on display at this year's show.
This year's juror is Lisa Miller, a veteran art teacher from Bedford Elementary School. She will select first through fifth place awards and eight merit awards which will be announced at the awards ceremony on Friday. Awards for outstanding artistic achievements will be presented as well.
Viewers of the show will have the opportunity to "play juror" and vote for their favorite artwork from each grade. These "People's Choice" awards will be revealed during the school's morning announcements following the art show.
The purpose of the show is to promote and celebrate the talents of the students and communicate the importance of the visual arts to the school and community.
Edward Vancas, Instructor of Metal Fabrication at TAHS plans on viewing the exhibition. According to Vancas, "I am always amazed by people who can draw and paint. I'm impressed by how much talent our students have."
Many who plan to attend the event believe it's an important motivating factor for the student artists who participate.
"The art show is a great way to inspire students to create their best work," said special education instructor Christie Williams, "For some students it's the chance to compete for awards…for others it's the positive responses they hear from classmates, teachers and parents that drives them. It's a wonderful event for the school and community."
The public is invited to attend the awards presentation on Friday, April 24th from 2 to 3 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The show will stay open for public viewing until 4:30 p.m.
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Q: Firefox app missing from KRunner after upgrading Kubuntu from 20.04 to 22.04 I have upgraded my Kubuntu from 20.04 to 22.04. Firefox now is a snap app.
After the upgrade the Firefox entry is missing from KRunner. I can find it in the Application Launcher, if I click it Firefox starts as expected but the menu entry is missing the application icon.

I have noticed that after editing the entry in the Application Launcher, the application appears in the KRunner. But after reboot my change is undone and Firefox application is missing again.
This happens only with Firefox snap, other snap apps or flatpak apps aren't affected.
I have updated Firefox snap several times, the issue is still there.

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As suggested by Hannu, I have tried to
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just to be sure also:
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and then fresh install
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But it not solves the issue.


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William Shatner is given a tour of Blue Origin's launch facility in West Texas. Credit: Blue Origin
Blue Origin is set to perform its second human spaceflight later this month, and it's expected to send a famous TV icon on a brief trip into the final frontier.
On Oct. 12, 2021, Jeff Bezos' rocket company Blue Origin is scheduled to send an all-private-citizen crew on a suborbital spaceflight trajectory via its New Shepard spacecraft.
William Shatner, a Canadian-born actor famous for his role in the television series "Star Trek," is set to join Planet Labs co-founder Chris Boshuizen, Medidata co-founder Glen de Vries and Blue Origin's Vice President of Mission and Flight Operations Audrey Powers.
"I've heard about space for a long time now," Shatner said in a press release. "I'm taking the opportunity to see it for myself. What a miracle."
An illustration of the mission profile of a typical New Shepard launch. Credit: Blue Origin
Launching from Van Horne, Texas, rocket will carry the crew inside a capsule beyond 100 kilometers in altitude, the internationally-recognized "boundary" of space, allowing the group to float in microgravity and see the curvature of Earth for a few minutes before returning to ...


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Good service. Quite friendly. Could have offered another tea/coffee a little earlier instead of waiting until we had finished.
Terrible! Booked for three people only brought out enough for two and even that wasn't as the menu stated. When I questioned it I was told that it was the last day of the group on deal so they were busy! I was not having a group on deal I was paying full price. I insisted they brought out more which eventually they did but they cut the cakes and tarts in HALF!
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They gave us a complementary high tea to use on another time but it doesn't make up for the day. Doubtful I'll go back I'll give the voucher to someone else!!!
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