Tom Payne has provided voters with clear stances on key issues by responding to the 2018 Political Courage Test.
Pro-choice Do you generally support pro-choice or pro-life legislation?
I am pro-choice, and I believe that abortions must be available to young women that live proximate the poverty line and have not completed their education. Because having a child at a young age essentially kills her potential to lead a satisfying and happy future life. I say this because the reality that awaits such young women that are not ready for the responsibilities of being a mother, not only places an undue burden on the child and the new mother; but it places an undue financial burden on the young woman's family and on the community as a whole.
Yes In order to balance the budget, do you support an income tax increase on any tax bracket?
No In order to balance the budget, do you support reducing defense spending?
I support significant income tax increases on all personal income above $500,000 a year, adjusted according to the cost of living index of the location where the work is performed or the location of their residence. In order to save Social Security, I support that the upper limit of income taxed under Social Security be eliminated resulting in every dollar of income of every taxpayer is liable for Social Security attacks on each and every dollar!
Today, reducing defense spending will ensure that we suffer like Carthage. If you are unaware of Carthage?s fate, then look it up on Google!
Yes Do you support the regulation of indirect campaign contributions from corporations and unions?
I do support the regulation of indirect campaign contributions from corporations and unions. I believe that the United States should adopt the campaign duration limitations of other industrial nations. I believe that the government should exclusively fund national and state level political campaigns. Thereby, significantly reducing or eliminating the undue influence of money in our political system. Our presidential political campaigns are a disgrace and considered comedy by most of our Allied nations.
Yes Do you support federal spending as a means of promoting economic growth?
Yes Do you support lowering corporate taxes as a means of promoting economic growth?
I do support targeted, federal spending as a means for promoting economic growth. Such federal spending must be similar to previously successful federal spending utilized in promoting the desired economic growth. I support lowering specifically targeted taxes historically proven to have successfully promoted past economic growth. Finally, I do support providing specifically targeted historically, successfully proven tax incentives to businesses for the purpose of job creation. There is no responsible reason not to utilize federal spending in order to accomplish the above objectives, as it is a well-known business principle that in order to make money, you must spend money.
No Do you support requiring states to adopt federal education standards?
I do not support REQUIRING states to implement education reforms in order to be eligible for competitive federal grants! Each state is unique and has varying degrees of educational reform requirements and fascial resources for implementing such educational reforms. I do believe that the federal government should be involved in the education reform evaluation process to determine the need to implement the required identified education reforms, in the planning process for reducing the determined need for education reform, in the execution of the implementation process in order to identify whether or not the specific education reform processes were ultimately achieved.
Yes Do you support government funding for the development of renewable energy (e.g. solar, wind, thermal)?
Yes Do you support the federal regulation of greenhouse gas emissions?
I do support providing increased funding for renewable energy technology (e. g. Solar, wind, thermal). I strongly recommend reasonable Federal regulation of greenhouse gas emissions.
Yes Do you generally support gun-control legislation?
I generally support reasonable gun-control legislation. Responsible citizens should be allowed to carry weapons and have weapons in their home for protection. I do not support the possession of automatic assault rifles or semi-automatic assault rifles, capable of easily being converted to automatic assault rifles. I do not support the sale or use of 30+ capacity magazines or similar devices. I do support utilizing a bolt action high-powered rifle only when hunting large game.
No Do you support repealing the 2010 Affordable Care Act ("Obamacare")?
I ABSOLUTELY DO NOT support repealing the 2010 affordable care act (?Obamacare?)! In my view, Obamacare or, a similar single payer health plan, is long overdue for this country, and will propel the United States health system into the 21st century along with those single-payer healthcare systems in Europe and other civilized industrialized nations. I would enthusiastically support proposed legislation to the ?Obamacare? or, as an alternative, creating a single-payer health plan, such as Medicare for all! Repealing ?Obamacare? would, in my opinion, be a colossal mistake and further propel us toward becoming a third world country!
No Do you support the construction of a wall along the Mexican border?
No Do you support requiring immigrants who are unlawfully present to return to their country of origin before they are eligible for citizenship?
Most experts agree that a wall along the Mexican border is impractical and unnecessary. I do support returning illegal immigrants to their country of origin. I believe that it would be poor policy and bad judgment to force the return of certain illegal immigrants to their countries of origin. Specifically, if they had established residency, secured employment, paid taxes and committed no felony offenses. If their children were born in the United States, it would be un-American to separate the children from their families by returning the parents only to their country of origin.
Yes Do you support the legalization of marijuana for recreational purposes?
I strongly support the legalization of marijuana for recreational purposes and believe that West Virginia should adopt a system similar to that Colorado, where the economy is booming and housing prices have risen by 10 to 20% since the legalization of recreational marijuana. Further, I believe that such would greatly assist the West Virginia budget and make a tremendous amount of money available for the long ignored structural problems in West Virginia.
Yes Should the United States use military force in order to prevent governments hostile to the U.S. from possessing a nuclear weapon?
No Do you support increased American intervention in Middle Eastern conflicts beyond air support?
The United States should and will use military force, as a last resort, in order to prevent governments or other entities hostile to the United States from possessing the capability of targeting and delivering nuclear weapons against United States interest! Today, the failure to engage clearly identified hostile terrorist activity anywhere would constitute governmental negligence. The United States government previously ignored many opportunities to crush emerging terrorist organizations early in their formative stages. NOT AGAIN, our failure to prevent the rapid buildup and spread of these terrorist organizations has been UNBELIEVABLY COSTLY!
Please explain in a total of 100 words or less, your top two or three priorities if elected. If they require additional funding for implementation, please explain how you would obtain this funding.
Defense/Education-according to my West Point classmate, former Under Secretary of Defense for PT&L, the technology gap between the US and our enemies is rapidly shrinking! The Chinese population vastly outnumbers our population. Our very survival depends upon the ability of our citizens to maintain and increase that technological advantage now and in the future. We must consider similar programs from the Great Depression and fund similar programs NOW, regardless of the deficit! If the Republicans reject funding these programs vital to protect our very existence and future because of the additional debt, then we are the next Carthage!


Added by bluesceada - almost 13 years ago. Updated over 10 years ago.
If you look at the comment of Nikon .NEF files, there is something like "65 83 67 73 73 0 0 0 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 " as the comment.
It seems to just happen sometimes, but can't tell at the moment what is different to those files when it happens, and when not. I don't know exactly how to test it without digikam, so I'm not exactly sure if it's an exiv2 problem or something different.
That is a valid comment. The first 8 bytes read "ASCII\0\0\0" (which defines the charset in accordance with the Exif specs) followed by a number of spaces. Many cameras create similar comments in JPEGs and Exiv2 shouldn't have any problems dealing with these.
You say this happens only sometimes. What does the commment field contain in the other cases?
As for testing this, use the exiv2 (command line) utility or another Exif reader to investigate, eg., Exiftool or exifprobe.
I'm hijacking this bug report for the following, which may or may not be the same problem. Please open a new bug if it isn't.
from raw data, it is correctly created as a Exiv2::CommentValue.


What type of units do we have?
– All of our units are dry, clean and well lit and situated on two floors.
– Direct access allows you to drive a vehicle into our facilities so providing a dry and convenient environment for loading and unloading.
– Access to units on the first floor are via a lift.
– Our units range from 16 sq ft to 250 sq ft.
-No, Customers will be provided with a house keeping rules document, which states charges if unit Is found damaged or rubbish is left.
– You are invoiced every 4 weeks in advance; which is collected via monthly direct debit.
– Initial payment can be made by debit or credit card. There is a 2% surcharge for credit card payments.
– You can pay over the telephone – just have your debit or credit card details handy.
– Monthly payment is made via direct debit.
– We do not accept American Express.
– For private rental – a passport or driving licence together with a recent utility bill not more than 3 months old – photocopies are not acceptable.
– For business rental – If you are a business customer and are a company director or senior manager, please also provide proof of your position such as a business card. If you are a business customer but not the company director or senior manager, please provide a letter from the business to confirm that you are authorised to sign the rental agreement on behalf of the company.
– Payment details (direct debit information, debit or credit card).
– An alternative contact name, address and number.
– A padlock (we sell them if you forget).
Do I have to take out your insurance or can I use my own and is it compulsory?
– Insurance is compulsory whether it is your own or you purchase through us. If you take out your own insurance, it must cover the value of goods being placed in self storage. Not all household insurance policies will cover you whilst your possessions are in a self storage facility, so please check the terms of your insurance and provide us with proof of your cover which must state that it covers goods stored in a self storage facility and the full postal address of our premises. Your insurers may need to add an addendum to your policy to include the name and address of our store. We will need to take a copy of your insurance policy and retain this on file with your rental agreement.
– We do however offer our own bespoke insurance. Please call our office on 01992 676 789 to obtain a personal quote for you.
– Insurance must be in place prior to storing with us.
It is your responsibility to keep your insurance documentation valid and up to date during the duration of your rental as they expire.
Can I move to a smaller/bigger unit at any time?
– Yes. As your requirements change, you are welcome to move to a smaller/bigger unit at any time without any transfer cost, subject to availability.
Can I use my own padlock and leave a spare key with you?
– Yes you can use your own padlock however we do stock them should you require one.
– We do not hold keys for customers – only you hold the key to that lock.
– If you lose your key, once identify verification has been confirmed, we will cut the lock so that you have access again – a new lock will need to be purchased of which we have in stock. This step is a last resort option.
Can I access my unit at any time and outside office hours?
– Yes you can access your unit at any time – simply sign in and out at Reception.
– If it is outside office hours, please speak to our Facilities Manager to arrange a time.
How do I cancel my unit if I want to end rental early?
– Two weeks (14 days) notice must be given in writing – either by e-mail, post or in person. This ensures that you don't lose any of your refundable deposit – any unused rent will be refunded to you.
– When communicating, please state your name, unit number and the date your notice commences.
– Please leave the unit in the same condition as when you began renting it. If it is left in a bad condition, the cost of repair will be deducted from your refundable deposit.
Can I purchase materials if I am not renting?
– Yes – our prices are very competitive – please call or visit the office for more information.
For any further information, feel free to visit our premises or call us on 01992676789.


To discover and pursue one's true and inherent passion, skill, or vocation. I know you're unhappy in your job, so I think you should take some time off to really find your calling. Many students leave college and realize that they still have yet to find their calling.


Senior managers in the Ministry of Education and support staff of outgoing minister, Ronald Thwaites held a farewell reception for him at the ministry's head office at National Heroes Circle in Kingston on Friday (March 4, 2016). Members of staff expressed appreciation to Mr Thwaites and advisers Dr Franklin Johnston and Mr Radley Smith for their contribution to the advancement of Education. In his farewell remarks Minister Thwaites committed to continue supporting education from within Parliament. He advised the ministry's management to welcome and support the new minister as they did for him in 2012. In the photograph from left Mrs Marcia Thwaites joins husband Ronald in accepting a farewell gift from Arlene Williams, Director of Executive Services, while Permanent Secretary Dr Maurice Smith and Chief Education Officer Dr Grace McLean share the moment.


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Q: Short story about a planet with a religion of fantastic stories I'm trying to remember the name of a short story. Humankind had explored the galaxy but there was one religion that was pretty much in charge. A religious inspector from that religion went to this one planet where a strange religion was taking hold. Its gospel was filled with beautiful but fantastic stories including dragons, etc. Turns out the believers know the stories aren't true but they don't care because they are beautiful stories.

A: This is almost certainly The Way of Cross and Dragon by George R.R. Martin.

"The Way of Cross and Dragon" is set in the same fictional "Thousand Worlds" universe as several of Martin's other works, including Dying of the Light, Sandkings, Nightflyers, A Song for Lya, "With Morning Comes Mistfall" and the stories collected in Tuf Voyaging. It involves a far-future priest of the One True Interstellar Catholic Church of Earth and the Thousand Worlds (with similarities to the Roman Catholic hierarchy) investigating a sect that reveres Judas Iscariot.

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Q: Get concrete Type from Object DataSource and use this type variable in a cast operation I have a
public object DataSource {get;set} and a public string DisplayMember {get;set}

The object can take everything like an IList or a CustomerListDataSet.
I do not know what the user will set in the DataSource.
I tried this
Type myType = DataSource.GetType().UnderlyingSystemType;

??? myUnknownObjectInstance = (mytype)DataSource;

I guess it is not possible even with Reflection access a myUnknownObjectInstance.PropertyNameFromDisplayMember and assign it a value like "Peter" ?

A: Could you refactor the class to use generics?  so that you have a datasource of the generic type?

A: You can determine your type explicitely by a
if (DataSource is IList)
{
 ...
}
else if (DataSource is DataTable)
{
...
}

etc
But if DataSource is not generic, there is no way you can do that cast like you specified.  You can cast it, when it type is specified as a parameter.
You can access property by writing
PropertyInfo pi = DataSource.GetType().GetProperty(DisplayMember);
pi.SetValue(DataSource, "Peter");

A: I think you just need DataSource.GetType()


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Roxanne Krystalli is the Humanitarian Evidence Program Manager at Feinstein International Center. She has worked as a researcher and practitioner at the intersection of gender and armed conflict, with a particular focus on understanding the needs of victims of violence and the experiences of former combatants. She has collaborated with various UN agencies and international organizations, including the UN Bureau of Crisis Response and Prevention, UNDP, UN Women, UNICEF, IOM, and the Norwegian Refugee Council. Roxanne has worked with community-based groups in Egypt, Pakistan, Uganda, Sudan, Colombia, Guatemala, Mexico, and other areas. It was this work with vulnerable populations affected by violence that prompted Roxanne to join her Lean Research colleagues in developing a more rigorous, relevant, respectful, and right-sized approach to human-centered research.
For her work, Roxanne has been recognized as a P.E.O. International Peace Scholar, Ogunte Featured Social Innovator, TEDx speaker, and as a recipient of the Presidential Award for Citizenship and Service at Tufts University. Roxanne holds a BA from Harvard College, an MA from The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, and is pursuing a PhD at The Fletcher School on the politics of victimhood during transitions from violence. You can follow her on Twitter, as well as on her personal blog.


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Barker, Meg John (2016). Sexual Consent. In: Goldberg, Abbie E. ed. The Sage Encyclopedia of LGBTQ Studies, Volume 3. London: SAGE, pp. 1044–1048.
URL: https://uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/the-sage-encyclop...
Despite its obvious importance, sexual consent remains a remarkably under-researched and under-theorized topic. Sexual consent has important implications in the areas of: sexual violence and the law; sex education and sex advice; and LGBTQ studies, particularly in relation to drugs and sex, BDSM/kink/leather, and debates around age of consent for various sexual practices and identities.
Reviews of the literature find a notable absence of studies and articles relating specifically to the topic of sexual consent: specifically, only 1-2% of the number of those relating to rape or sexual assault. Similarly, analyses of mainstream sex advice books, articles, and websites find that the topic of consent is rarely, if ever, mentioned, despite its pivotal role in ensuring that sex is not abusive. Frequently the only time consent is covered is in relation to BDSM or kinky sex, as a form of delineating such practices from 'normal' sex which is generally assumed not to require any strategies to ensure consent. This seems problematic given the consistently high level of incidents of sexual violence, and increasing awareness of the prevalence of sexual assaults and abuse across various contexts.
This entry provides a brief overview of five of the main ways of understanding sexual consent which exist within the psychological and legal literature, and within feminist writings and writings from within BDSM communities. It starts with assumptions that consent is implicitly understood, moving onto definitions wherein it is assumed that consent has been given as long as nobody has explicitly refused or said 'no'. It then moves on to the concept of 'enthusiastic consent', and consent as an ongoing communication between people, ending with a consideration of 'consent cultures': the idea that consent negotiations occur within a wider social context and are impacted by the power relations between those involved.
sexual consent; LGBTQ
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) > Psychology and Counselling > Psychology
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) > Psychology and Counselling
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS)
© 2016 SAGE Publications, Inc.

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Create your own Sparkling Glitter Ornaments that are nonbreakable, won't lose their sparkle, & are filled with Christmas cheer!
I put up our first Christmas tree at the end of September.
I started listening to Christmas music at the beginning of October.
I have already watched one Christmas movie, The Santa Clause 1.
Although if you count Rise of the Guardians as a Christmas movie than technically I have watched 2 Christmas movies.
And now, just a few days before November begins, we have 3 little Christmas trees set up & lots of twinkle lights.
Ok, that was more than just one confession. But I had to come clean!
And now that you know how I have caught the holiday spirit it shouldn't come as a big surprise that I am going to officially start Christmas on my blog today!
So prepare yourself for lots of Christmas ornament tutorials, sweet holiday treats, & me babbling about how much I love this time of year!
However, if you are not ready to join me in these festivities that's ok too. You can always pin my Christmas projects for later & join me in celebrating whenever you are ready!
Of course the first ornament I share with you this holiday season had to be covered in glitter! Somehow I managed to go several weeks without crafting with glitter, but now there will be no holding back!
In an attempt to decrease the clutter & prepare for our move I will be doing a lot of crafting with the 100 plastic balls that I have had for over 2 years now (although now I think I only have about 25 left). I am going to create as many different Christmas ornaments as I can out of them so that they will be out of my makeshift blog/craft room. Oh & did I mention I bought a my bag of 100 soft plastic balls at Walmart for only $10!? That comes out to $0.10 each!!
And because I am using plastic balls I won't have to worry about them breaking in the moving process next year!
I haven't decided how many Sparkling Glitter Ornaments I want to create for our Christmas tree, Roger will probably try to hide this one… But I'm thinking a trip to Hobby Lobby is needed so I can buy more Christmasy colored glitter!
These Sparkling Glitter Ornaments are easy to make, you only need a few materials, & the sparkles will last for many more seasons to come!
First, create a small hole at the top of your plastic ball with the hammer & small nail. Then cut an ornament hook with your Micro Soft Wire Cutter , bend the hook in half, & stick the ends in the hole of the plastic ball.
I had to wiggle the hook ends into the hole & it stayed in really well. If need be you can always glue it in with E6000 glue.
Next, add a layer of Mod Podge to the plastic ball & then a layer of fine glitter. Let dry. Then apply a second layer of Mod Podge & glitter allowing it to dry thoroughly. Then apply a final layer of Mod Podge to seal in the glitter.
After it dried I decided to add a ribbon bow & attach it to the top with hot glue.
Then I simply added a pretty Christmas ornament wire hook & hung it on our Christmas tree!


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Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese healing technique that treats a wide range of conditions by helping to balance your body. Acupuncture is renowned for its ability to relieve pain, soothe anxiety and stress, and alleviate many common and uncommon symptoms and illnesses.
Micro-current therapy is an advanced biomedical technology that utilizes low-level current to enhance the body's regenerative properties and treat nerve and muscle pain, inflammation, and other health challenges. Each tissue type in your body has its own signature electrical frequency, which may be disrupted by injury or disease. Micro-current therapy restores normal frequencies within the cells, resulting in remarkable improvements in function.
Chinese cupping therapy, also known as hijama, dates back 5,000 years and is often used in conjunction with acupuncture and acupressure to amplify results. Cupping therapy creates a vacuum (suction) to draw blood to the surface of the skin at specific points on the body. The purpose of this is to remove obstructions in the body's natural energy pathways that create ailments.
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Updated Buggity Bash™.
The Kickstarter for the Second Half of 8-Bit Symphony Pro is live. Click it!
Updated 8-Bit Symphonoid.
I've made a Memory game. It's not very fun. Don't play it.
Added a Mac mini (2018), a Huawei P10, a The C64, an iPad (2019), an Asus 15,6" X509FL, a MacBook Pro 13" (2020), and an iPhone SE on My Computers.
Updated Solitaire.
I've made Solitaire. Yay!
I've finished a game for the first time in what seems like months. This time it's the classic 15 Puzzle, or Slider, which is the very imaginative name I came up with.
Removed PowerSlide from my list of games for Windows.
February 23rd 2020
I've made Flappy Bird Flappy Fatberg.
I've made another browser game. This time it's Snake, or as I call it, Wiggle Room.
This week was spent creating the game 8-Bit Symphonoid for the 8-Bit Symphony charity. Go play it. And support their Kickstarter!
Doubled the resolution of thumbnails and other graphics to make them look better on high-resolution displays with scaling. Mostly because that's what I use.
Finally released Buggity Bash™ (previously known as Duck Dash). It runs directly in a browser.
Removed Duck Dash from my list of games for Windows.
Added a Mac mini, a Nintendo Switch, a PlayStation 4 Pro, a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+, and an Xbox One X on My Computers. Also added pictures of my iPad mini 2.
I've made a Pac-Man game with myself, very cleverly called Picco-Man™. It runs directly in a browser.
Removed PU-Pac from my list of games for DOS.
Released version 1.4 of Wordalize for iOS and Android.
My website is now 100% HTML5 compliant. Yay!
How good are you at recognizing actors and remembering their names? Try Actor Name Game and find out!
After much research I've concluded that the number of English speaking people is far greater than the number of Danish speaking people. Who would have thought? Because of this I've translated my whole website into English. Enjoy, non-Danish people.
Optimized the design using CSS for things like rounded borders and soft shadows.
Streamlined the Software pages:
All of the games and programs are now listed on a single page.
Reordered the contents; Screenshots is now the first section while Credits and Download are the last.
Specifications are now shown in the Download section.
System Requirements have been removed in most cases, since most of them are extremely low.
Did some late spring cleaning. I've removed all of the following, some of which may return later:
All of the old and embarrassing software, including CPR-Check, Creature Shock Hacker, Personregister, PowerTrax, Real-Time Temperature Converter, Roman Numerals, Skudår, and Smadr Windows.
The Gallery section. Some of the galleries have been moved to my Facebook page. Others were deemed unworthy.
All of my unfinished MIDI files.
My AMX Mod plugins for Counter-Strike since most people are probably using AMX Mod X. (Actually, most people probably aren't playing Counter-Strike anymore.)
ApK Entertainment Studio's Micro Tennis and ApK Text Editor.
The Bjørn Lynne section.
The Links page.
All pictures that used the gallery indirectly now open in a lightbox instead.
Added an iPad mini 2 on My Computers. No information or pictures yet.
Mr. Petersen and I have made the app Wordalize for iOS and Android.
My first app is now available for iOS as well. Unfortunately, the name Square One was already taken, so I chose the name Square Solo instead. Not too happy about that, but it'll have to do.
My first app, Square One, has been published for Android.
October 3rd 2014
I've added a new PC on My Computers.
I've added a PlayStation 4 and an Xbox One on My Computers. I've also added pictures of my PlayStation 3 Slim, Xbox 360 S, Nintendo Wii U, and OUYA.
I've added an OUYA on My Computers. No pictures yet. Not a very interesting update, really.
I've added a page about my new game, Duck Dash.
I've added an AMD Athlon Palomino XP1600+, a 150 MHz Intel Pentium, a 66 MHz 486-DX2, a Nintendo Wii U, a PS Vita, a Nintendo 3DS, and a Power 3000 on My Computers.
I've added a PlayStation 3 Slim and a PlayStation 2 Slim on My Computers.
I've added yet another Xbox 360 on My Computers. And I'm not even embarrassed.
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Generosity goes beyond the bucket. Recap from yesterday at Kfirst.
We came off a great Sunday at Kfirst and had some requests to post some of the thoughts from yesterday morning as well as the list of opportunities for people to serve with generosity.
Like we said yesterday, our generosity most go beyond putting money in the bucket. We can't just write a check and feel that we've reached the epitome of giving. Giving is so much more. As a staff, we are always dreaming of opportunities to create to give people a chance to be a team member and serve at Kfirst. After reading a list of dream opportunities, a number of people asked if I would post that list.
Care teams (funeral/church food services set up tear down).
Special needs ministry for Kids First.
First Impressions for Kids First.
2 leaders for every Kids First Blast Group.
Adding enough nursery workers to move our parent co-op to every other month.
We're a congregation of contributors and not consumers. As the Holy Spirit begins to stir your heart, these ministries will be brought into existence though your generosity (time, talent, treasure). If you've got interest, we (the staff) would love to connect with you.
Today, according to 1 Timothy 6, be on the prowl for ways to be give and serve your community. Be a plotter and schemer of generosity as you look for ways to be generous to the world around you.
And by doing that, people will see Jesus.
I love serving with you. I love being your pastor.
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Symphony travels from coast to mountains for kids
With special program, the NC Symphony brings the sound of music to remote locales
Page Leggett illumination Contributor
The first time Susan Gardner's music class at Holly Tree Elementary School in Wilmington, N.C., hears a recording of a tuba, one young student usually says: "That sounds like a burp!"
And then the whole class giggles.
Gardner, a flutist and music teacher, coaches them not to mention burps when they're at the concert the North Carolina Symphony will perform for fourth-graders in their New Hanover County school district. (Each year, the symphony performs for more than 52,000 fourth- and fifth-graders across the state.)
Preparing them for what they'll experience is important. The symphony has produced resources for students and teachers: A colorful booklet introduces them to composers from Beethoven to Woody Guthrie – proving the definition of "classical" music is as broad as the Old North State.
Gardner has been teaching music in Wilmington for 17 years. And that's how long she's been going to teacher workshops the North Carolina Symphony leads.
The orchestra has presented its Music Discovery preschool programs in towns as small as Wallace (at Lynda's Play and Learn, Too), Faison (at Hargrove Elementary) and Aberdeen (at Aberdeen Primary School). "Ensembles in the Schools" has been to elementary schools from Havelock to Vass. They've played cafeterias, gymnasiums, libraries, homeless shelters.
N.C. Symphony educational program in New Bern, N.C.
"There are millions of adults who heard the North Carolina Symphony play at their school when they were young," said Sandi Macdonald, president of the North Carolina Symphony.
Sometimes the children who hear these concerts grow up to be musicians themselves.
One of them is Caroline Shaw, a Pulitzer Prize-winning composer who grew up in Greenville, N.C. "I'll never forget being one of hundreds of third-graders in the gym," she said, "learning about the instruments of the orchestra and wondering what it must be like to play such thrilling music."
Last season, the orchestra co-commissioned a piece by Shaw. They'll perform it at The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., in March.
Shaw is probably the exception and not the rule. No matter, Gardner said. She tells her students that even if they don't all grow up to be musicians, they can all be arts supporters. "The audience is essential," she tells them: "'It would be silly for a symphony to perform to an empty auditorium,' I tell them. We talk about how important it is to support the symphony by buying a ticket or making a donation."
"The Suitcase Symphony"
Although the North Carolina Symphony is based in Raleigh, the entire state is its home turf.
That's how it was intended. Back in 1943, the N.C. legislature passed "The Horn Tootin' Bill" (SB482), which gave public money to the symphony and stipulated that education should always be part of its mission. "We have a well-known folk tradition in the state," Gardner said. "Back in the '40s, the state legislature decided we needed to enhance that with lessons on classical music."
This traveling symphony concept doesn't happen everywhere. "When I tell my teacher friends in other states about our symphony traveling to schools all over North Carolina," Gardner said, "they say, 'Wait; they do what?'"
The musicians make a concerted effort (pun intended) to go to small towns – where people may not get to hear a live symphony very often.
The orchestra has traveled from the coast to the mountains and has played in cities with skyscrapers and their own symphony orchestras and in unincorporated towns that don't even have a stoplight. Back in the day – before the state had highways that made travel easier – they were dubbed "The Suitcase Symphony" because of how often they were on the road. A trip from Raleigh to Charlotte in the 1940s had to be an overnighter. It took that long to go from point A to point B.
Travel is easier nowadays, but the orchestra is still on the road a lot. In a typical year, the musicians might perform 40 or more education concerts.
Key to state's vitality
Although they're still partially funded by taxpayers, it takes more than state funding to keep the show on the road. This year, the Duke Energy Foundation awarded a $175,000 grant to the symphony for education and outreach, particularly in rural areas and areas with limited access to the arts.
"Our partnership with the North Carolina Symphony enables us to cultivate the next generation of arts custodians through immersive musical experiences," said the Foundation's Amy Strecker. "Quality arts programming is key to our state's vitality and appeal as a place to call home."
It all starts with educating youngsters – as early as preschool – about the instruments that make up an orchestra … how they sound alone and how magical they sound together. Macdonald has heard the gasps when the double bass plays its first deep note.
She's also heard the giggles when kids hear – you know where this is going – the tuba.
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"Queijadas de nata: Little cream tarts that originated in the Azores Islands. From my cookbook: "Foods of the Azores Islands".... Deolinda Maria Avila.
Butter and cover 24 tins with the pastry of your choice. Mix all ingredients well, beating alittle. Fill tins half way. Bake in a preheated 375 degree F (190 C) oven for about 20 minutes or until cream is solid. Remove tarts from tins while hot. Cool.
Mix all dry ingredients, work in butter and eggs and knead until smooth. Let dough rest for about 10 minutes. Roll dough on a floured work surface with a rolling pin as thin as possible. Butter and line the 24 tart tins with pastry.
I grew up in the Azores, and I love, love, love these Queijadas! They are my favorite dessert, along with the Mil Folhas... need a recipe for that one too... My mom would never make me these Queijadas, because they "Took too much work". Well, now, that I have the recipe, I'm going to have many and many of them! Thank you very much for the recipe!
I grew up in Sao Miguel-Acores (Azores) and my life still revolves around these quijadas. I tried to make them with the pastry recipe here included but it came out tasting alot different than the original. Too Crunchy and two sweet. The pastry has to be more flaky and not so sugary. I am using store bought flaky pastry and it comes ou more like what I remember. I still go to Massachusetts all the time and there I get a chance to remember what it is like to be Portuguese. I live in El Paso, Texas now and a little bit of Portugal is always welcome. Thank you for this recipe.
I use to eat these all the time growing up in MA. Used to ride my bike to go get them but you cannot find a Portugease bakery out here in Kansas so I had to find a recipe and they came out great. Can't get enough of them. I want to take a moment to thank you .
I have included a simple pastry recipe for the Queijadas de nata in this recipe. Hope this helps you out.
My family is from Terceira and Sao Jorge Acores, and I grew up eating Queijadas de Nata and this recipe is ok. The filling is good, however the pastry is not right, it was crunchy not flaky. How could we tweak the pastry to taste right?
i tried your recipe today...the pastry was too sweet and crunchy..and the filling was very sweet too. i guess have to try using a different pastry recipe and reduce the amount of sugar in the filling.
i love this recipe. i'm from Faial Azores and i used to eat a lot of these. i want to now if i can use puff pastry?
The filling is good but the crust is better bought in the store. I use Pepperidge Farm pastry sheets, and roll them out a bit, that works out fine.
Well my mom is from the Azores and she loves the flaky pastry! But is there another recipe for a flakier pastry?
I'm looking for a recipe for a Portuguese bread I had while living in Terceira. It was a sweet bread shaped like a triangle that was folded with coconut in the layers. Can anyone help?
Fantastic recipe....have eaten these as a child growing up in a Portuguese household in the USA.
You can make these without a crust. Just grease a nonstick cupcake pan with butter and a nonstick cooking spray. It actually makes it own.. Also try slowing baking them so they do not burn. I bake mine at 275 degrees for about 45 minutes. If not brown enough go another 10 minutes.


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Paintball is one of the most popular sports in history. It has a wide variety of game modes like sniping and airsoft that are fun to play. However, it is also an expensive sport and therefore, paintball pistols are the best choice for players who prefer something durable. This article aims at giving you a quick overview of the best paintball pistols under 100 bucks.
The best paintball pistol under 100 starts out from the manufacturer. The best paintball pistol under $100.5 is expensive, but it's based on a good quality, durable, reliable and powerful gun with many features to make it easy for you to enjoy the game for long time.
We all love paintball, but can't afford the best possible gun. Here is a quick list of the 5 best rated paintball pistols under $100. Paintball is a sport that involves charging at the opponents in the middle of a field and trying to destroy them with your high powered paintball gun.
Paintball pistols are mostly used for recreational purposes now. However, they have a new and exciting attraction gun under 100 dollars. The paintball pistols are available in most major toy stores across the globe. They are available in different varieties of guns like; automatic, semiautomatic and bolt action guns. They usually vary if you want to buy a semi-automatic or an automatic paintball gun for home use.
Few big companies such as; Blackthorn defense, Cabela's, and Remington offer affordable firearm options to folks looking to get into paintballing as a hobby but still need affordable firearms to start out. You will also find some high-end authentic-looking guns from well-known firearms manufacturers in these toy stores across the globe and some top brands.
Umarex Steel-Storm .177 Caliber BB Gun Air Pistol
This is a 100% steel BB pistol that has been specially designed for target practice. Use every shot to fire inaccurate lead BBs at distance, making it suitable for anyone from the 10-year-old to the 20-year-old. It comes with a lightweight and compact design with a weight of only 6 grams. Umarex Steel-Storm .177 Caliber BB Gun Air Pistol is a compact air pistol that fires a smaller version of the .177 caliber gas pellet. The small cartridge size, allowing the user to fire up to 300 shots per magazine, gives their weapon an awesome power.
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5 Best Paintball Pistol under 100 – Find Out What Makes Them a Popular Choice!
This is one of the most popular types of playing gear. It's a subgenre of the field of paintball known as paintball that is created for fun with a few rules and serious fun at that. The idea behind getting rid of gravity and playing with balls just like life was born from it.
It's a must have for any field game fans as it offers speed, accuracy, range and weight savings for both players and spectators alike.- You can find them in airsoft action or in real life fields where they are used by professional players for practice.- You can get your hands on them online or offline at numerous.
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Sufficient Features: 30-shot capacity with a 300-round, Features flip-up sights
Best Training
Umarex T4E TR50 Revolver .50 Caliber Training Pistol
Sufficient Features: Powered by economical CO2, Shoots .50 caliber paintballs, quick piercing CO2
Best Protection
Umarex T4E by P2P HDP .50 Caliber Air Pistol
Sufficient Features: Easy to load, With the integrated magazine, P2P pepper rounds
Small Loader
JT ER4 RTP .68Cal Paintball Kit Includes Guardian Goggle Co2 Jetts
Sufficient Features: Lightweight composite construction, Low profile vertical Feed port
JT Splatmaster z100 .50 Cal Paintball Pistol
Sufficient Features: Extra clips seperarly, Re-load the gun even faster, Wont hurt your ears
1. Umarex Steel-Storm .177 Caliber BB Gun Air Pistol
10.0/10 Our Score
Umarex Steel-Storm .177 Caliber BB Gun Air Pistol is a revolutionary BB gun capable of firing 300 rounds without reloading. It has an incredible 30-shot capacity, so you can shoot 300 times without running out of ammo. Like air pistols, air pistol (and BBs) were created to be fired in quick succession. But unlike BB guns, there is no need to reload the gun after each shot. They are also portable and lightweight.
A revolver can be a great tool to help you in the crime scene. It is not just an extremely elegant weapon designed for show and tell. It is also a gun that can be used to protect your life if you accidentally drop it and it's important to always carry one with you at all times. Umarex Steel-Storm .177 Caliber BB Gun Air Pistol is one of several devices developed by Umarex for the protection of their hands, which are often exposed during shooting and hunting.
Because of the high penetration power of the .177 caliber, this weapon can be a source of comfort when protecting yourself from small children or aggressive adults. This BB Gun Air Pistol (BBGA) has a 30-shot capacity with 40 rounds in reserve inside the magazine, allowing you to fire up.
Pros of Umarex Steel-Storm .177 Caliber BB Gun Air Pistol
30-shot capacity
With a 300-round
Reserve BB reservoir
Choose between single shot mode
Cons of Umarex Steel-Storm .177 Caliber BB Gun Air Pistol
Flip-up sights
2. Umarex T4E TR50 Revolver .50 Caliber Training Pistol
9.9/10 Our Score
For outdoors enthusiasts, a quick piercing blow-back weapon is indispensable. Umarex T4E TR50 Revolver .50 Caliber Training Pistol is a gun that can easily be learned and handled by anyone. It comes with training guide and includes CO2 cartridges so that the user can do exercises without needing to pump the gun out of its plastic magazine.
This gun is ideal for beginners who want to start shooting and practice their fundamentals quickly. The pistol has an integrated single action trigger, a polymer grip, an alloy trigger guard, a metallic safety, AEG compatible stock and a multitude of accessories which include: 5-inch barrel, clip bayonet, AR15 style hand grips (not included), eye safety with strap included.
This is a training pistol for the novice or advanced shooter. Its ergonomic design makes it easy to shoot and it's designed to give you the most accurate shots possible. This top of the line, high performance handgun is perfect for any kind of training and competition alike.
Pros of Umarex T4E TR50 Revolver .50 Caliber Training Pistol
A quick piercing CO2 chamber
For easy CO2 installation
CO2 NOT included
Cons of Umarex T4E TR50 Revolver .50 Caliber Training Pistol
Total 6-round
3. Umarex T4E by P2P HDP .50 Caliber Air Pistol
With just a few clicks or taps, it can be loaded with P2P HDP .50 caliber pepper rounds. And you can use it for target practice, self-defense training and hunting. Umarex T4E is a new semi-automatic Air Pistol designed for target shooting and competition. It has been designed to be light, compact and economical.
Non-stop shooting: The T4E uses a single 14mm barrel that is non-stop shooting. The barrel stays smooth in flight even after firing thousands of shots. I have shot the gun non-stop for over 6 hours without any issues at all. Accuracy: The accuracy on this particular air pistol is absolutely above average even though it fires shrapnel pellets of .50 caliber P2P pepper.
Umarex T4E Air Pistol from P2P HDP is a small, reliable and easy-to-use air pistol. It comes with six .50 caliber P2P pepper rounds and comes with a rubber ball. The P2P HDP comes with a rubber ball that can be used as a replacement for the standard plastic bullet.The .50 caliber air pistol is capable of firing up to 1,600 fps and has a maximum range of only 30 feet (9 m). It is very accurate and great for beginners looking to practice their shooting skills.
Pros of Umarex T4E by P2P HDP .50 Caliber Air Pistol
Easy to load
With the integrated magazine
P2P pepper rounds
Lethal self-defense
Cons of Umarex T4E by P2P HDP .50 Caliber Air Pistol
Powder Balls
4. JT ER4 RTP .68Cal Paintball Kit Includes Guardian Goggle Co2 Jetts
All of the paintballers know that a good paintball gun is essential for them to have fun at the games. JT Er4 RTP is one such example of a light weight rifle that has been designed for paintball players and sports enthusiasts who want to get into this sport.
It has a carbon fiber barrel bonded with polymer, which makes it lighter than its competitors. It also has a synthetic stock and buffer tube which makes it durable even after prolonged use.
The Guardian Goggle Co2 Jetts is designed to give you the best performance out of any standard JT model. With its low profile vertical Feed port and push button safety, this paintball attachment has a forward port that reduces kickback when firing paintballs. It also comes with a chronograph to measure your distance and elevation of target at any time during the game.
Pros of JT ER4 RTP .68Cal Paintball Kit Includes Guardian Goggle Co2 Jetts
Lightweight composite construction
Vertical Feed port
Push button safety
Cons of JT ER4 RTP .68Cal Paintball Kit Includes Guardian Goggle Co2 Jetts
5. JT Splatmaster z100 .50 Cal Paintball Pistol
The pistol is an ideal tool for anyone looking to improve their skills as a shooter. It comes with two types of guns, a standard-sized paintball gun and a X4 size paintball gun that has been specially made for larger players.
z100 Paintball Pistol is a single shot paintball gun with an effective range up to 100 meters. It comes with two magazines, the smaller magazine holds five shots of paintballs and the magazine holding six shots has more room for spare ammo clips. The pistol can shoot in one shot or in two shots depending on the mode selected.
JT Splatmaster is a pistol shooting game featuring pistols and rounds, which was first introduced in 2007. JT SplatMaster z100 is compatible with nearly every manufacturer of guns. Boxing – One of the most exciting sports performed in the world. It not only involves physical force against an opponent, but it also requires mental toughness, strength and stamina to win a match.
Pros of JT Splatmaster z100 .50 Cal Paintball Pistol
Buy extra clips seperarly
You can re-load the gun even faster
Load one clip each time
Cons of JT Splatmaster z100 .50 Cal Paintball Pistol
Popgun type sound
Buying Guide of Best Paintball Pistol under 100 in 2022 – How to Choose a Perfect Best Paintball Pistol under 100
In a world with constant advancements in technology, the need for reliable and efficient paintball pistols has become increasingly vital. This is why today, there are many organizations which are investing huge amounts of money in developing quality paintball pistols.
For these reasons, we need to carefully choose the best paintball pistol under 100 so that it can be effective when used by a professional player. The first step should be to make sure that the gun is reliable and durable; hence we will recommend five brands of guns according to their reliability and durability: Marlin Arsenal, Savage Arms, CZ USA, Southpaw Arms, and T-Coyote. For better quality and consistency in selection of different types of guns through time we also suggest you some tips.
In the next few years we will be able to purchase a paintball pistol that is at least as good as our current ones. This article will help you to choose the best paintball pistol under 100 dollars in 2022, based on your needs and preferences.
Paintball pistols have been around for a long time. However, the technology available today is not much different from those used in their previous incarnations. The most recent innovations are attracting a lot of interest and attention. They are small weapons that can be set up to play on a field with the help of low-flying helicopters or static targets.
There has been only one update to the paintball pistols over the years – they have been pressed into service as a training tool for soldiers during countries like Iraq and Afghanistan, but it's still not clear what exactly makes them special enough to get called "the best paintball pistol under 100" in 2022 – is it because they shoot fast? Fast also means high performance and accuracy, right?
Video Review About Best Paintball Pistol under 100
When it comes to paintball, getting the perfect ball is vital. This means that you need to know more about it than just what type of paintball pistol you are going to buy. A perfect ball for a good range or a perfect game for someone's birthday party is something that you just can't get from an online search engine.
We would like to show you how we can get really close with a video review about the most popular pistols on the market and make sure that your eyes are glued when we give our opinions in 50-60 seconds time limit!
Online videos are now viewed more often than watching movies in theaters. It's not surprising that a lot of people got into the world of paintball a few years ago and then started playing.
In this review, I will discuss the best scope for paintball pistol under 100, which is called the "Redfield" model. The Redfield model is one of the most popular pistols used for paintball nowadays. The reason why it has been so successful is that it has a high capacity, great design, the lightweight and affordable price which you can easily afford to buy.
It has 13 mm negative eye relief which makes shooting at long distances easier and also reduces crosswind interference while shooting in low visibility conditions or when there are really no trees around.
What advantages does a paintball pen have over a real weapon?
In a world full of weaponized violence, it is hard to imagine how dangerous a paintball gun can be. While a paintball gun may look like a harmless toy, there is little information on the performance of these toys and their serious potential for injury. This project aims to fill this gap by exploring the performance of paintball guns in the real world and comparing it with that with guns that look like toys.
How many types of pistol do you want to paintball?
Pistol painting is an activity for people who love shooting weapons. The aim of the activity is to be the fastest in terms of the firing speed from a moving target at each level. Such competitors are called "paintballers". Whereas, if you look at the history of painting, it dates back as far as about 2200 B.C., during which artists were developing techniques for doing just that! This contest started with several contestants running down a field with their paintbrushes and brushes in hand, and was carried on into later times until Art Deco, when it became popular enough for artists like Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basqu.
Which kind of pistol works best for metal balls and paintballs?
It is time to talk about the different kind of pistols and how they can be used. Metal balls and paintballs are both played inside a game console. The paintballs work to give more accuracy while the balls come in smaller sizes that can be targeted better and hit more consistently.
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We do not want you to look at these guns as a replacement of good ones. They are really good and they will be the best when you need them but don't want to spend a fortune on new toys.
If you have some spare money lying around, what's going to be your next purchase? A new gun would be an obvious choice for beginners and for people who already have purchased a new gun especially if it has an awesome warranty and high amount of features. But if you have some cash budget lying around after your last purchase, then why not getting yourself into the game? After all, Paintball is still cheaper than it was ten years ago.
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Specifically, this section will focus on the features and pros of Paintball Pistol in its category. We will consider the latest and future trends as well as the standards of a product/brand. This is not just a personal opinion but an analysis based on past experience and research.
0.1 Umarex Steel-Storm .177 Caliber BB Gun Air Pistol
1 5 Best Paintball Pistol under 100 – Find Out What Makes Them a Popular Choice!
1.0.1 Comparison table:
1.1 1. Umarex Steel-Storm .177 Caliber BB Gun Air Pistol
1.2 2. Umarex T4E TR50 Revolver .50 Caliber Training Pistol
1.3 3. Umarex T4E by P2P HDP .50 Caliber Air Pistol
1.4 4. JT ER4 RTP .68Cal Paintball Kit Includes Guardian Goggle Co2 Jetts
1.5 5. JT Splatmaster z100 .50 Cal Paintball Pistol
2 Buying Guide of Best Paintball Pistol under 100 in 2022 – How to Choose a Perfect Best Paintball Pistol under 100
3 Video Review About Best Paintball Pistol under 100
3.1 FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions
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I love this time of year because it's a fresh start, the air is crisp outside, and all your hopes and possibilities lie ahead!
At CRHC, we have some great resources coming your way, including the continual expansion of the Snapshot. CRHC has been producing the Snapshot of Rural Health since 2008. Our goal is to expand this document yearly so you have the information you need to apply for grants, talk with stakeholders and promote healthy rural communities.
CRHC added several new data points and maps in addition to updating current information. Some of the new data on Race and Origin of Coloradans is new this year, understanding that Colorado's demographics are changing. The data shows: 68.3% White, 21.5% Hispanic or Latino, 4.5% Black or African American, 3.4% Asian, 3% Two or more Races, 1.6% American Indian and Alaska Native and .2% Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander and people of color comprise 26% of the population in rural communities and 31% in urban areas. Additionally, an estimated 394,145 veterans currently live in Colorado, which is 6.74% of the population, with approximately 11.3% of those veterans living in rural.
A large section was added on the critical issue of Opioid Abuse, given that Colorado continues to set records for drug overdose deaths the last 13 of 15 years. Colorado ranks 19th in the nation from opioid related death rate (9.5 per 100,000 in 2016) and is ranked 14th in the nation for opioid prescription related deaths (64.7 per 100,000 in 2015). In 2017, 959 Coloradoans died from drug poisonings, a figure that includes both intentional and unintentional overdoses. The rate of newborns addicted to opiates rose 83% in Colorado from 2010-2015. The leading Colorado cause is from prescription opioids and Heroin is the second leading cause. Between 2001 and 2016 there was an increase of prescription opioid deaths by approximately 154%. Sixteen rural Eastern Plains counties recorded 93 total deaths between 20014 and 2016, up 158% from 36 in a three-year period between 2002-2004. Eight counties in an near the San Luis Valley recorded 29 overdoses deaths between 2014-2016, more than double the 14 deaths between 2002-2004.
Healthcare drives the rural economy and much of the infrastructure for a rural community. Healthcare is one of the top three industries in rural Colorado and the average critical access hospital creates 170 jobs and generates $7.1 million in salaries, wages and benefits annually.
To learn more and engage in the important conversations around rural communities we encourage you to download the 2019 Snapshot of Rural Health.
Wow, those statistics regarding opioid abuse/deaths is sobering to say the least. This stood out to me the most…"Between 2001 and 2016 there was an increase of prescription opioid deaths by approximately 154%." UNBELIEVABLE! And scary.


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Nero – The Thrill (Porter Robinson Remix)
by: Lizzie Renck Apr 15, 2015
For Porter Robinson, perhaps the most daunting yet rewarding experience in his young career was releasing his debut album, Worlds, in August 2014. Since its release less than a year ago, the 22-year-old has embarked on his North American 'Worlds' tour, in which he presented to fans across the country an eye-opening live performance as opposed to an ordinary DJ set.
Though he admitted to suffering from writers block following the release of Worlds in a recent interview with Billboard, Robinson spoke highly of Nero's latest single, "The Thrill," and how organically his undertaking fell into place. Following closely in the footsteps of his approach behind Worlds, his reimagining of "The Thrill" strikes listeners' heartstrings with softened melodies and bursting distortions that fall in line with originals such as "Sad Machine" and "Lionhearted." The raw emotion and beauty that Porter values is evident in his most recent effort – a tangible display of his commitment to quality over quantity.
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The GI Pow Wow is designed to provide a Gastroenterology & Hepatology update to community primary care providers, nurses, specialists, surgeons, medical oncologists & radiologists. All members of the medical community are welcome to attend the event, which provides CME credits and COPIC points for COPIC insured providers. In 2019, we hosted more than 550 attendees for our largest conference to date.
Partnering with our fellow physicians is very important to serving the needs of our patients.


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Pierre Gyselinck
As a person with disability, Pierre Gyselinck has been working as a volunteer for many years in the disability movement. He is more than thirty years active as Board member of the umbrella NGO Katholieke Vereniging Gehandicapten (KVG).
Since 2005, he has been elected as chairman of the Belgian Disability Forum (BDF). Since 2008, ha has been appointed by the King to the Belgian National High Council for People with Disabilities, while since 2009 he has been appointed by the Flemish Government as substitute member of the Advisory Body of the Flemish Agency for People with Disabilities (VAPH).
Moreover, Pierre has been for more than 10 years, active member of the presidium of the INGO 'Action Européenne des Handicapés (AEH)', while he has also been Member of the General Assembly of Disabled Peoples' International (DPI); and Executive member of DPI-Europe.
Since May 2013, Pierre has been elected as an EDF Board member and also re-elected as member of EDF's Finance Committee.


We cater for 6 Month to five year olds. Our staff have recognised qualifications and all are experienced. We aim to provide a happy, healthy safe learning environment, where children may experience through doing. Children learn best when they work at their own level of understanding, when they are encouraged to explore and discover, and when staff are there to support and scaffold their learning. We have an open door policy and welcome your visits.
Our centre environment is set up daily with a variety of activities to support children's current interests and stimulate new ones. Our programme is linked to the National Early Childhood Curriculum Te Whaariki which promotes the holistic development of all children extending and developing their social, physical, emotional and cognitive skills, encouraging them to become competent and capable learners.
Each child has a portfolio. Inside is placed Learning Stories, anecdotal notes, child's voices, parent's voices, artwork and other items relevant your child's development and their time at Christopher Robin. Please take the time to look through your child's portfolio with them.
Please send your children with a bag containing, changes of clothing, any toys, muslins, blankies etc they may need for sleep time (all other bedding is provided.), nappies (if needed), bottles (if needed). All children's items need to be named Thanks.
Each day children are provided with freshly made meals. A menu is on display on the kitchen notice board, and you are welcome to check any time. Parents of young babies who are starting solids need to provide their own meals. Also children with specific food requirements i.e. allergies need to provide alternative meals.
All children sleep in the sleep room which is attached to the main building. For younger babies we like to stick close to the routine the child is used to, and if you can provide us with this information we will record this and use it as a guide. Our main period of sleep time is from 12:30 – 3, and a staff member sits at all times with the children helping them to settle and being there to help them when they wake up. Outside of this time a staff member will help settle the child and check on them every 10 minutes, and then assist them to get up. If there is a certain period of time you want your child to sleep please let us know.
Please stay and play with your child if she/he needs settling in. Teachers are always available to support your child to settle in when you need to leave. Always say goodbye to your child as it is important that they know you are leaving. And please do not hesitate to phone if you wish to find out how their day is going. If your child is too distressed we will contact you.
Please send in your child's bag each day 2 – 3 named nappies. If your child is toilet training please let us know so we can also provide support and continuity. We have a chart in the changing area on which nappy changes and toileting is recorded, feel free to check any time.
We need to comply with health regulations in respect of contagious illnesses such as Chicken Pox or Measles, and we ask that you keep your child at home if they are vomiting or have diarrhoea, as other children will be at risk. Please bring in your child's immunisation certificate for sighting and recording on our register.
Medicines are kept in the fridge or in basket above fridge, and details are to be written up and signed by the parent on the Medication Register which is situated on the kitchen notice board. Parents are also asked to inform staff verbally. Staff will administer medication, sign and note the time on the register.
We look forward to working in partnership with you and your child/children, and including you as part of the Christopher Robin Childcare community. Please do not hesitate to approach any of the staff with any questions or concerns you may have.