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Sisters Find Perfect Fit in Pharmacy
Cedarville News Sisters Find Perfect Fit in Pharmacy
by Nathan Pilling, Public Relations Writer
When walking the halls of the Health Sciences Center this year, you might notice two faces that look very similar. And if you set those two side by side you might wonder if you were seeing double.
Those faces belong to Megan and Melissa McNicol. They're sisters and they're both students in the Doctor of Pharmacy program at Cedarville University.
The work necessary to achieve a Pharm.D. from Cedarville University requires a lot of effort, and while the two are a year apart in school, they still find time to work together toward that goal, whether it be through studying together or working in the same professional organizations.
"So far, the overall experience in the pharmacy program has been a good one," Melissa said. "We're both enjoying our time in the program, but it is safe to say that we both spend countless hours a week studying and preparing for classes. People weren't joking when they said pharmacy was going to be a lot of work, but we're trusting that it will all be worth it in the end."
In their time in the school of pharmacy, both have been thankful for the pharmacy faculty and their willingness to help students even outside the classroom.
"You can tell they genuinely care about students and want us to succeed," said Melissa. She recalls a group discussion where the professor leading the group could tell all the group members had just been through a difficult week. "He took us out and bought us all coffee," she said.
"Professors will often have students over to their houses for meals and will go out of their way to impact our lives outside of the classroom," said Megan. "It is unique to have faculty that care about you so much and are willing to do whatever is necessary to see you succeed."
While the two are close in many regards, they each have separate hopes and desires for their time after pharmacy school. Currently Megan works in a hospital pharmacy and Melissa in a retail pharmacy setting. While the two aren't set about those positions as their final decisions for their careers, they are comforted by the fact that the school of pharmacy offers students nine month-long rotations through various areas in the profession. According to Melissa, these should help them get a better feel for where they want to work when they graduate with their Pharm.D.s in the next few years.
While the program stretches students with its rigorous approach to learning the techniques and knowledge necessary for a career in this field, the sisters realize that the countless hours they spend preparing for their classes are spent in pursuit of a valuable goal.
"We both really appreciate the emphasis that Cedarville's program puts on not just preparing us to be good pharmacists," said Megan, "but also on how we can use our profession to impact people for the Kingdom of God."
Located in southwest Ohio, Cedarville University attracts 3,400 undergraduate, graduate and online students to more than 100 areas of study. Inspiring greatness for over 125 years, Cedarville is a Christ-centered learning community recognized nationally for rigorous academic programs, strong graduation and retention rates, accredited professional and health science offerings and leading student satisfaction ratings. Visit the University online at www.cedarville.edu.
Megan and Melissa McNicol, two sisters enrolled at Cedarville University, have found the perfect fit in the School of Pharmacy. Photo courtesy of McNicol sisters.


The multi-annual programme of the European Union for promotion of health is one of the key documents in this area. Health is not just a pre-condition for growth but also for a satisfying and happy life of the individual as well as for society as a whole.
The Health for Growth Programme sets out goals and objectives for the next seven years (2014-2020) and focuses on selected issues, where it is reasonable to expect the European added value. The European Commission, which has submitted the proposal, is aware of the limited competencies of the European Union in this field. Policy in the area of health care lies in the competence of Member States. The EU can support and complement national policies, support and encourage cooperation between member states and work actively in the areas, where the Member States cannot act individually or where the common "European" solution is more advantageous than solutions at the level of individual states.
One of the challenges our society is facing is demographic ageing. We live longer than any time before and this is a great success. Longer life is the result of extraordinary progress in medicine and, at the same time, of a large improvement in living conditions.
With ageing the prevalence of Alzheimer's disease and other dementias increases. The number of those in need of long-term care and support is thus rising.
The Programme supports innovation and international cooperation in the area of science and research. This is the best way to help us find effective treatment for Alzheimer's disease.
The international exchange of experience supports dissemination of successful models of quality long-term care, which is the precondition for dignity and quality of life for people with Alzheimer's disease. The support of NGOs and associations of patients and their relatives helps people with disabilities to better cope with restrictions caused by the disease.
The regulation speaks about the development of common solutions and tools to increase the quality of health care and safety of patients. Such solutions to which individual member states sign up can significantly help in the effort to achieve better quality and safer care.
Each of us wishes to live at home with their relatives. The modern technologies help chronically ill and often lonely patients to live at their home, instead of living in an institution.
One of the most important aspects of the proposed regulation is the aim to strengthen the position of the patient. An active role of the patient in health care, prevention of disease as well as in its treatment and long-term care is the key to a more effective use of human and financial resources. Patients and their families need easy access to information. The communication between patients and health care facilities should be on a continual basis.
An important part of the proposed regulation is an effort to support the development of human resources, which means ensuring the availability of qualified doctors, nurses and nursing assistants. At present, there is shortage of such workers in some countries.
From my point of view, the EU can be most helpful and efficient in addressing Alzheimer's disease especially in the areas of science and research to find the real causes of the disease and effective treatment, to improve the quality and safety of care with an emphasis on strengthening the role of the patient and dignity and quality of his or her life, if possible, in the home environment.


I had initially thought I would save watching the acclaimed 1956 movie version of The King and I for the end of my trip through this wormhole devoted to the R&H classic, but with no other activities planned last night, a bf as willing as he'd ever be to sit through it, and the blu ray tantalizingly sitting on the shelf, we hunkered down for a technicolor trip to Siam.
The movie is particularly notable for keeping three key elements from the original Broadway production: Yul Brynner's performance (for which he won a Tony and an Oscar), costume designer Irene Sharaff (also receiving a Tony/Oscar combo), and Jerome Robbins' choreography. The presentation of the wildly creative and effective "Small House of Uncle Thomas Ballet" in (more or less) its complete Broadway form, featuring not only the peerless work Robbins and Sharaff but also that of original Broadway dance music arranger Trude Rittman, is not only one of the film's greatest assets but also one of Hollywood's most generous important preservations of Broadway staging. Robbins' subtler work in "Getting to Know You"–in which a demonstration of a very-English-minuet is demonstrated by Anna and then replicated by Lady Thiang (played by Terry Saunders from the National Tour) is followed by a presentation of a more traditionally Siamese fan dance by one of the King's wives which is then replicated by Anna–is equally irreplaceable and utterly delightful.
Sharaff's costumes, in addition to their opulence and style, should also be credited for their large part in telling the story with their striking illustration of the films many cultural conflicts (not just East vs. West, but the entire hierarchy within the palace and among the wives).
I'll close by adding that the blu ray I have is loaded with special features including a number of segments looking back on the history of the show and the making of the movie, some live television performances with Yul Bynner and Patricia Morison (from the same tour that boasted the film's Lady Thiang), and, most intriguingly, the pilot for the perhaps ill conceived 1972 television series Anna and the King, which featured Brynner returning to the role of King a few years before he began the decade of "return engagements" in the musical that would define the last phase of his career (he died two months after his final performance on Broadway).


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The severe weather conditions in the South unloaded flooding rainfall and damaging tornadoes, causing power outages, damaged properties and water rescue.
The first days of January in the South were chaotic as a damaging storm rampaged portions of the South, resulting in five reported injuries.
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In portions of the United States, heavy rain and a bomb cyclone could unfold in California.
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The beginning of 2023 is full-blast with severe weather conditions.
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According to the National Weather Service and AccuWeather's report, about 16 potential tornadoes emerged as of Monday, January 2.
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Grocery store supply returning to normal but don't plan on finding hand sanitizer anytime soon
Still haven't been able to find toilet paper? That's the case for many Americans but Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen told Good Morning America in an exclusive interview on Wednesday morning that things are starting to stabilize.
"I was in the store last night - we had toilet paper, plenty of meat variety products: beef, pork, chicken, all those things," McMullen, CEO of America's second-largest general retailer, said.
But, as for hand sanitizer, "I think it is going to take a little bit longer," he said.
Health savings accounts can now be used for thousands of over-the-counter products like tampons and allergy medicine
ABC News also spoke to Walmart, Wegmans, Albertsons and Publix.
While a spike in demand definitely led to some empty shelves at the start of the pandemic, a spokesperson for Wegmans said the food supply is catching back up.
"While the unexpected increase in demand has challenged the supply chain, we're seeing it start to equal out," said Laura Camera, a Wegmans spokesperson. "We are confident it will stabilize as long as we prioritize our needs."
Food produced with more automation than manual labor, like canned goods and cereal, could be better off.
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"Robots don't get viruses," Ananth Iyer, senior associate dean of the Krannert School of Management at Purdue University, said.
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Kroger and Walmart both noted that shoppers are coming in less frequently but purchasing more during each trip.
All of the grocery stores told ABC News that they continue to have issues with the hand sanitizer supply.
Some have implemented purchasing limits.
"We are seeing better conditions in many categories; however, toilet paper, hand sanitizer and paper products have been slower to rebound," said Maria Brous, spokesperson for Publix. "For this very reason, customers will still see limits in place across our stores."
"Toilet paper - I think within a week or so you'll be able to find it anywhere," said McMullen.
ABC News contributed to this story.
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This is the opening of the very first edition of Business Essentials, the world's first and longest-running monthly business audio program.
This first edition presented by founder Michael Schildberger was distributed on Beta, but the monthly subscription model in those very early days alternated between Beta tapes and audio cassettes.
After only just a couple of months, enquiries came in from subscribers asking whether they could subscribe to the audio cassettes only.
Why? As Michael Schildberger explains in his autobiography A Sorcerer's Apprentice:
"They loved the videos, but didn't have time to watch them, but the tapes were perfect for the car. We listened to our customers, dropped the videos, reduced the price and offered 12 audio tapes a year."
Those audio tapes are now gone, obviously, but most of our subscribers today still listen in the car on CDs and mobile devices.
More than 30 years after that first edition, Business Essentials still provides the very best practical and timely advice and tips to thousands of business operators.
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External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj addressed the UN General Assembly (UNGA) in her copybook aggressive style and in chaste Hindi. She said that terrorism is spreading like a wildfire in the world, large number of people are now fleeing from different parts of the world because of Terrorism. While cornering Pakistan on Terrorism, She made it a point to refer to the steps taken by the Government of India to deal with poverty, to present the stark difference between the two nations and drive her point home beautifully. Sushma Swaraj outlined the Jan dhana Yojana, Mudra Yojana and Ujjwala Yojna. Sushma Swaraj said that India opened zero balance accounts of 300 million people. This Number of Jan Dhana Beneficiaries is equivalent to the population of the United States. Sushma Swaraj cited the Mudra Yojna while outlining India's efforts for eradicating poverty. Sushma said that under this scheme, the government helps to provide employment to the youth who face an acute shortage of capital. Referring to Ujjwala scheme, Sushma said that through this scheme, LPG connections were given to women free of cost.
In her address at the UNGA, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said that we are fighting poverty while our neighbouring Pakistan is fighting us. Sushma said that Pakistan has surpassed the limits of depravity.
The External Affairs Minister said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his hand of friendship but it was rejected by Pakistan. Sushma Swaraj that Pakistan has no ground to talk about Humanity.
She further added that Pakistan created networks like LeT and Haqqani. Hence the nations that grow terrorists and shelter terrorism, shouldn't teach us the lessons of humanity to the world.
We need to zero down on the definition of terror.
In 2016 too Sushma Swaraj had launched a blistering attack on Pakistan after Eenam Gambhir, first secretary with India's permanent mission to the UN fired the first shots at Pakistan. Nawaz Sharif had lionized slain Hizb Commander Burhan Wani at the UNGA which was met with blistering counter response from Eenam Gambhir. Sushma Swaraj lashed the Pakistanis after that.
Yesterday, Eenam Gambhir, replied to the Pakistani Prime Minister's Speech for the second consecutive year. In response to the current Pakistani PM Shahid Khakan Abbasi's speech, Eenam branded Pakistan as Terroristan. Earlier in 2016, in the UN General Assembly (UNGA), Eenam had called Pakistan a terrorist country in response to Nawaz Sharif's speech. Both times Eenam responded to Pakistan under "Right to reply" in UNGA.
It was being believed that by calling Pakistan Terroristan at the UNGA, Eenam had once again set the stage for Sushma Swaraj to pin Pakistan to submission. And the inevitable happened again.


The wicket keeper batsman will be playing in the three one day games and one three day match to be held at the International Cricket Council's Academy in Dubai.
WYMESWOLD youngster and Barrow Town Cricket Club player Tom Moores has been selected to represent England U17s as they take on Pakistan.
The one day games are being held on February 17, 19 and 21 with the three day game to be played from February 24 to 26.
Moores, who is a part of Nottinghamshire CC's junior set up, is the son of England's senior team head coach Peter Moores.
Commenting on the squad, England Development Programme Chairman of Selectors, David Graveney, said: "The primary objective for the series is around providing a testing development opportunity against strong opposition in tough conditions.


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Home Golf Basics The 13 Winningest Golfers in PGA History
The 13 Winningest Golfers in PGA History
At AtTheTee, we're pausing to remember the King of Golf: Arnold Palmer
Born on September 10, 1929
Died on September 25, 2016 at age 87
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The amazing Sam Snead (#1 all-time pga winner) has been quoted as saying:
"Palmer went to bed at night with charisma, and he work up the next morning with more."
Arnold, also affectionately dubbed "the King of Gold", is listed #5 among the 13 winningest golfers in PGA history. So let's raise our glasses, (filled with 1/2 tea and 1/2 lemonade) to this champion who will live on in all our hearts! Here here.
Read on, and remember all the greats.
Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, and Gary Player in 1963
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Birthplace: Upper Arlington, Ohio
College: Ohio State University
Professional Career: 1961-2005
PGA Tour Wins: 73 (#3 all time)
Major Wins: 18
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Nicknamed the "Golden Bear," Jack Nicklaus is considered by many to be the greatest golfer in the history of the game, due largely in part to the fact that he won 18 major tournaments. Nicklaus turned professional at age 21 after winning a number of amateur tournaments and achieved three career Grand Slams during his 44 years of play. Nicklaus has worked in golf course design, charity work, writing, and is a member of the American Society of Golf Course Architects. Nicklaus won 18 majors during his career: the Masters 6 times (1963, 1965, 1966, 1972, 1975, 1986), the U.S. Open 4 times (1962, 1967, 1972, 1980), The Open Championship 3 times (1966, 1970, 1978), and the PGA 5 times (1963, 1971, 1973, 1975, 1980). Mr. Nicklaus was one of the original inductees into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1974.
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Birthday: December 30, 1975
Birthplace: Cypress, California
College: Stanford University
Professional Career: 1996-present
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Along with Nicklaus, Tiger Woods is also one of the best-known and most successful golfers in PGA history. In his heyday, Woods spent 400 weeks as the World Number 1 and was voted PGA Player of the Year a record 11 times. Like Nicklaus, Woods achieved three career Grand Slams; in fact, he was the youngest player to win a Grand Slam. Woods is also the only player to win four majors in a row, which he accomplished during the 2000-2001 seasons. Woods has won 14 major tournaments: the Masters 4 times (1997, 2001, 2002, 2005), the U.S. Open 3 times (2000, 2002, 2008), The Open 3 times (2000, 2005, 2006), and the PGA 4 times (1999, 2000, 2006, 2007).
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Birthday: December 21, 1892 (died on October 6, 1969)
Birthplace: Rochester, New York
College: None
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Walter Hagen played a key role in popularizing and developing professional golf in the early decades of the twentieth century; this was a time when amateurs had the upper-hand, particularly in the United Kingdom. Hagen was one of the original inductees into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1974. Hagen was the first American to win The Open Championship, a six-time Ryder Cup captain, and ranks 8th in all-time PGA Tour wins. Hagen won 11 Majors over the course of his career: the U.S. Open 2 times (1914, 1919), The Open 4 times (1922, 1924, 1928, 1929), and the PGA 5 times (1921, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927).
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Birthday: August 13, 1912 (died on July 25, 1997)
Birthplace: Stephenville, Texas
Major Wins: 9
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More than perhaps any other PGA player, Ben Hogan's impact on the development of golf swing theory and ball-striking techniques. Hogan is revered by many as the golfer who invented practice, as he believed that practice and repetition were essential for success on the golf course. Hogan is a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame (one of the original inductees in 1974) and the author of Five Lessons: The Modern Fundamentals of Golf. Hogan won 9 Majors over the course of his career: 2 Masters (1951, 1953), 4 U.S. Opens (1948, 1950, 1951, 1953), 1 The Open (1953), and 2 PGAs (1946, 1948).
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Birthday: November 1, 1935
Birthplace: Johannesburg, South Africa
PGA Tour Wins: 24 (tied for #25 all time)
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One of South Africa's premiere golfers, Gary Player is the only non-American to achieve a career Grand Slam and the third golfer to ever completely this feat (along with Ben Hogan and Gene Sarazen. Player was the only player in the twentieth century to win the Open Championship in three different decades (50s, 60s, and 70s), and is the oldest player to make a Masters cut, which he accomplished in 1998 at age 63. Mr. Player is also a world-renowned golf course architect who has worked on more than 325 courses on five continents and was one of the original inductees into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1974. He won 9 Majors during his career: the Masters 3 times (1961, 1974, 1978), the U.S. Open 1 time (1965), The Open 3 times (1959, 1968, 1974), and the PGA 2 times (1962, 1972).
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Birthday: September 4, 1949
Birthplace: Kansas City, Missouri
Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus in 1977
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Tom Watson is regarded as one of the greatest links (the oldest style of golf course referring to an open area of coastal dunes or parkland) players in the history of the game, which is evidenced by his 5 The Open Championship victories. Watson was the number one player in the world from 1978 to 1982, and his rivalry with Jack Nicklaus helped increase golf's popularity and brought more publicity to the game. Watson was named PGA Player of the year six different times and was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1988. Watson won 8 Majors over the course of his career: 2 Masters (1977, 1981), 1 U.S. Open (1982), and 5 The Opens (1975, 1977, 1980, 1982, 1983).
Gene Sarazen
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Birthday: February 27, 1902 (died on May 13, 1999)
Birthplace: Harrison, New York
PGA Tour Wins: 39 (tied for # 11 all time)
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Gene Sarazen is one of only five players to complete a career Grand Slam and was one of the top players throughout the 1920s and 1930s. He is credited with inventing the modern sand wedge, which he first used at 1932's The Open Championship. His double eagle at the 1935 Masters is still revered as one of the greatest shots in the history of golf. Mr. Sarazen was an original inductee into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1974. Sarazen won 7 Majors during his career: 1 Masters (1935), 2 U.S. Opens (1922, 1932), 1 The Open (1932), and 3 PGAs (1922, 1923, 1933).
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Birthday: September 10, 1929 (Died on September 25, 2016)
Birthplace: Latrobe, Pennsylvania
College: Wake Forest
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Arnold Palmer is regarded as one of the greatest players in the history of professional golf and was affectionately nicknamed "The King." Palmer was golf's first television-era superstar, but his humble beginnings and popularity among fans helped shift perceptions of golf as a sport only for the social elites and well-to-do. Palmer won the PGA Lifetime Achievement Award in 1998, and was one of the original 13 inductees in the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1974. Palmer won 7 Majors over the course of his career: 4 Masters (1958, 1960, 1962, 1964), 1 U.S. Open (1960), and 2 The Opens (1961, 1962).
Birthday: May 27, 1912 (died on May 23, 2002)
Birthplace: Ashwood, Virginia
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Sam Snead won a record 82 PGA Tour Events over the course of his career, which is more than any other PGA Player in history. Snead was one of the world's best players over four decades, and won the PGA Lifetime Achievement in 1998. Snead was admired for having what many considered the "perfect swing," and was one of the original 13 inductees into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1974. Snead won 7 Majors during his career: 3 Masters (1949, 1952, 1954), 1 The Open (1946), and 3 PGAs (1942, 1949, 1951).
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Birthday: May 17, 1902 (died on December 18, 1971)
Birthplace: Atlanta, Georgia
College: Georgia Tech, Harvard, and Emory
PGA Tour Wins: 9 (tied for #111 all time)
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Bobby Jones was an amateur golfer (lawyer by profession) who helped design Augusta National Golf Course and co-founded the Masters with Clifford Roberts. Jones was the most successful amateur golfer to compete nationally and internationally, and defeated many of the game's premiere professional golfers, such as Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen. Jones was one of the original 13 inductees into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1974, and worked as an instructor and equipment engineer after his retirement. Jones won 7 Majors over the course of his career: the U.S. Open 4 times (1923, 1926, 1929, 1930) and The Open 3 times (1926, 1927, 1930).
Harry Vardon
Birthday: May 9, 1870
Birthplace: Grouville, Jersey (Channel Islands)
PGA Tour Wins: 48
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A member of golf's late 19th and early 20th century "Great Triumvirate" (along with John Henry Taylor and James Braid), Harry Vardon was one of golf's first superstars. Vardon's rivalries with his contemporaries helped fuel golf's popularity among the public, and his signature overlapping grip is one of the most popular grips used among contemporary golfers. Mr. Vardon was one of the original 13 inductees into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1974 and won 7 Majors during his career: 1 U.S. Open (1900) and 6 The Opens (1896, 1898, 1899, 1903, 1911, 1914).
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Birthday: December 1, 1939
Birthplace: Dallas, Texas
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Lee Trevino never took a golf lesson in his entire life, and his self-taught style meant he was never a long hitter; regardless, he was revered for his accuracy under pressure and innovative short game. Trevino was named PGA Player of the Year in 1971 and was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1981. Trevino won 6 majors over the course of his career: the U.S. Open 2 times (1968, 1971), The Open 2 times (1971, 1972), and the PGA 2 times (1974, 1984).
Nick Faldo
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Birthday: July 18, 1957
Birthplace: Hertfordshire, England
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Nick Faldo is one of the best players to come out of England during the modern era, and his composure under pressure and devotion to the game of golf set him apart from his competitors. Faldo was ranked number 1 on the Official World Golf Ranking for a total of 97 weeks, was named PGA Player of the Year in 1990, and was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1998. Faldo won 6 majors during his career: 3 Masters (1989, 1990, 1996) and 3 The Opens (1987, 1990, 1992).
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Today has been very productive, even if has been spent on tasks which are not my favourite sort of work. The reason for this can be expressed in three words – MDF, plywood, router. So it has been quite an atypical day at the workbench for me. The purpose for this change in work style has been making the bending form for steam bending the comb of the Apprentice's Stick Chair. As much as making templates and routing sheet goods to shape is far from my idea of a good time, it is one of the most effective means of making a bending form, so on Saturday morning I took an early morning trip to a local timber yard to stock up on materials.
I use a jigsaw to break down sheet material – with the splinter guard fitted this Bosch cuts very smoothly.
The bending form is very simple, and comprises two halves which are square on three sides, and curved on the fourth side to match the curvature on the rear edge of the chair. One half of the form has a convex curve while the other is concave, so that when the comb is steamed and clamped between the forms they will persuade it to adopt the desired curve. I do so little work with sheet goods that my 'shop isn't really set up for it, and this sort of work always seems to take longer than I expect, mainly because it is a very different workflow and sort of problem solving to the handwork I do 98% of the time. While I wouldn't want to spend too much time shackled to the router in my dust mask, it is good for the soul to occasionally try a different method of working.
The comb for the Apprentice's Stick Chair is 50mm wide, and so I made the form out of three layers of 20mm MDF, each measuring 300mm x 600mm. Because MDF does not work well with handtools, I first made a routing template out of 6mm thick plywood which is ar easier to shape by hand. The template was 600mm wide to match the width of the MDF, and I drew a centreline before using a drawing bow to trace on the curve of the comb. While the comb is only 17 1/2″ long (to match the chair) I extended the curve across the full 24″/ 600mm width of the template in case I want to use the same arc for a longer comb in the future. I find it easier to cut a flowing curve by hand rather than on the bandsaw (probably due to a lack of practice for the powered method) and so cut the curve of the template using a Knew Concepts coping saw, before sanding to a smooth curve with Abranet (80 grit followed by 120 and 180 grits) on a hard sanding block.
I don't think I've turned the router on for 18 months, possible longer. But here goes nothing.
I then used the template to draw the curve onto all 6 pieces of MDF, and cut a rough curve on each using the bandsaw, making sure that I stayed outside the layout line. Once the curve was roughed in to each piece of MDF, I then routed one layer of each half of the bending form to final shape using a 12mm template bit in the router. A quick check demonstrated that the two halves of the form fitted together nicely, and then I laminated the MDF boards together, using Titebond Original and plenty of clamps. Once the glue cures I will shape the remaining layers of each form using the same router bit, following the curve of the top layer (which I shaped today). This approach makes for an easier glue up, as lining up the various layers once they have been lubricated with glue is far less critical than if all three layers had been routed to the final shape.
While the power tools were out, I also made a pattern of the chair using some leftover 6mm ply. I intend to make this chair again, and already have some ideas for a subtly different version, so having a pattern of the seat shape with the position of the legs and sticks laid out, together with the key angles, will mean less time revisiting my notes and more time making shavings.
With all of the power tool work finished, it was a blessed relief to reach for my block plane and fine tuned the fit of the sticks, as well as easing some of the hard edges of the seat and legs. The chair is now ready for the sticks to be glued in, and the comb to be fitted. Which means that soon this project will be finished and the chair will be in use.
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As you can see, I've been busy, even rereading some old favorites (I see a Dark Tower reread in 2014, oh yes I do). I also discovered Pixel of Ink, and signing up for their emails to get links to free Kindle books has turned me on to a lot of good authors I otherwise wouldn't have tried (and a couple of really horrible ones, but I'm about 90% to the good). I recommend giving it a try.
What are you reading? Post it in the comments.


Have you seen the latest superhero movie? If you have a teenager in your life, chances are you've seen it or at least heard a lot about it.
All the explosions and special effects in those movies are cool, but I think there's something else that makes superhero stories popular. Everyone wants to know the hero's secret identity! The people the superhero helps see one side of him, but there's a whole other side of the superhero they don't always get to see. And we love watching how the writers put the two sides together into one person.
Today I'm going to let you in on something all parents of teens should know. Every teen, including the one in your life, wants to discover their own secret identity. As they're growing up and facing serious choices, your teen is in an intense struggle to find out who they are and how they fit into the world.
Let's talk about a few of the best ways you can help them discover who they really are.
Many of us have a tendency to get caught up in providing for ourselves and our families, sometimes at the expense of our relationships. Life can get busy—working, running errands, carrying kids to and from activities.
If we let it, the busyness of life can take over every minute of our time and all of our energy. Meanwhile, the teens around us are watching it all and getting the wrong message—that what we do is more important than who we are.
This is where you can step in as a parent and make a huge difference in your teen's identity and self-confidence! The key here is becoming a better listener. When they get home and you ask them about their day at school, don't just nod for a moment before moving on to the next household task. Stop and really listen to what your teen has to say. And don't be afraid to ask follow-up questions!
Or, when you find yourself together in the car, take advantage of the chance to find out what's going on in your teen's heart and mind instead of spending your drive time on the phone. Ask them what they think and feel about what's happening in your family, in your community, and in the world.
The more you ask about—and truly listen to—what your teen is going through and thinking about, the more they'll begin to feel a strong sense of identity. Help them to see that who they are is more important than what they achieve.
One of the hardest problems most teens deal with is being judged by others. Feeling accepted matters more to teens than almost anything else. And whether it's peers at school, teachers or even family, teens often feel like everyone is looking at them and judging them.
Sometimes they're just imagining the criticism, but sometimes it's very real. Either way, the teenage years are a sensitive time. As a parent, you can help your teen through the anxiety by focusing on their gifts and positive character traits. Is your teen feeling insecure about their appearance? Praise them for their intellect. Are they disappointed about trying out and not making it onto a sports team? Compliment them on their acts of kindness.
Fashions come and go. So do good looks, athletic wins and even school achievements. But character matters—all the time. And every single teen, including yours, has character traits and gifts that you should be drawing their attention to. Help your teen to unwrap their gifts by pointing them out each time you see them shine through. That kind of positive support will go a long way in helping your teen find their true identity.
I know you want to see your teen succeed in life. And I know it can sometimes seem as if your child's weak spots and struggles outnumber the strengths and gifts. All teens have some growing up to do!
What might surprise you is that your teen knows it too. Deep down, every teen knows that as childhood ends they will have to find out who they are and how they fit into the world. In addition to spending quality time listening to them and helping them develop their gifts, there's something else you can do for your teen—love them unconditionally.
Don't miss the fact that your teen is not in your family by accident. As a mom or a dad, you have the unique ability to love your child for exactly who he or she is. So keep in mind what I said earlier about the sensitivity many teens feel as they're growing up. Pay attention to your tone of voice. Is it encouraging? Choose your words carefully. Yes, a teen is still a child, but a teen is also moving into adulthood. So when you see your teen maturing, let them know it's not unnoticed.
Every child's identity is tied deeply to the messages they receive from their parents. No matter how a teen might be acting or speaking from day to day, they really want to know that you love them and appreciate them for who they are.


Is starting to destroy us.
And I am feeling joyous.
Like the making of a movie.
And I am feeling groovy.
The end is coming quick.
And I am feeling sick.
The stars were as close as the treetops.
For any fate to demand.
What luck that you were there!
Eat my bread and fruit.
And trudge down the mountain again.
Bonding," yet we both know that's true.
To the river and waterfall.
But nothing seems less than mature.
Is wide enough for walking side by side.
Plantains thrive in the sidewalk cracks.
as she walks in the sun.


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Sweden lies in the southern part of Oxford County bordering on Bridgton in Cumberland County. Waterford forms the north-eastern boundary, Lovell the north-western, and Fryeburg the south-western. The surface of the town is somewhat broken, and there are three high hills. These are Winn's in the north-eastern part, Popple, in the north-western and. Black Mountain in the south-western. In the southeastern part is Steven's Pond, about one square mile in area, with three smaller ponds connected. Keyes Pond in the northern part of the town, discharging into Kezar River, and three smaller ponds, discharging into Moose Pond, form a line of ponds north and south across the midst of the town. The manufactures consists of a saw-mill for long and short lumber and shooks, and a carriage factory. The town is about 21 miles south-west of Paris, and is the terminus of the mail-line from Fryeburg.
Swedan firmed a part of the grant made by Massachusetts to Captain Lovewell's company in the memorable fight with the Pequaket warriors in Fryeburg. The first settler was Samuel Nevers, from Burlington, Mass., in 1794. In the two following years came Benjamin Webber from Bedford, Jacob Stevens, from Rowley, Andrew Woodbury and Micah Trufl, from Tewksbury, and Peter Holden, from Maiden, Mass. Nevers and Trull, Mrs. Holden and Mrs. Woodbury were still living in January, 1857; Nevers being 91. At the age of 17 he shipped in the Rider-Rally, Captain Baldwin, a vessel fitted out in Boston during the Revolutionary struggle as a privateer, which was captured by the British brig Chatham. He was impressed into the British service, where he remained about a year; but the vessel putting into New York, he there made his escape.
Sweden was incorporated February 26th, 1813. Its religious organizations are Congregationalist and Methodist. The public schoolhouses number seven. The school property is valued at $3,500. The population in 1870 was 549. In 1880 it was 474. The valuation in 1870 was $176,952. In 1880 it was $158,406.


Learn about the impacts of spruce beetles in and around Silverton by helping us to monitor forest health! Two scientists from Mountain Studies Institute will lead the group in establishing long-term forest monitoring plots on Kendall Mountain, which will be part of a network of plots in the region. Learn how to design studies, identify beetles, measure forest health, and leave a legacy in your local forests by helping us track beetle movement.
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Rep. Heidi Sampson (R – Alfred) left, and Rep. Shelley Rudnicki (R – Fairfield) center, drew a line in the sand this week to defend funding for Career and Technical Education (CTE) Schools.
AUGUSTA – Saying they disagree with Gov. Janet Mills' proposal to cut funding to local vocational education programs in order to grow the Maine Department of Education's bureaucracy, Republican lawmakers on Maine's Education Committee drew a line in the sand this week.
At issue was about $2.6 million in funding over the next two years that Governor Mills and Democrats think should go toward building "staff capacity" by hiring 36 new employees, 16 of which are non-teaching positions, in the Maine Department of Education.
"We should invest in our students and classrooms to build a better future for all of Maine," said Rep. Shelley Rudnicki, another Republican member of the committee who also serves as Chair of the MSAD #49 School Board.
According to a press release from House Republicans, the vote split along party lines, with Republicans voting for $3.89 million in funding to Career and Technical Education schools, and Democrats voting for just $1.6 million in funding, while wanting to shift the balance of funding to the state's Department of Education to increase staff in that department.
The debate and vote came about as part of the Education Committee's work on the proposed biennial budget put forward by Governor Janet Mills. Mills has sought to change several education related items in the budget, which she says will improve education over the long-term.
The Education Committee's report to the Appropriations Committee shows that Democrats sought to implement a "cap" on CTE funding with a 7-5 vote of the committee, while Republicans opposed the "cap" and supported the full funding amount.
The Legislature's Appropriations Committee will take up the proposal now, and review both of the positions put forward in the committee report.


The US government has proposed an increased global effort to locate 300,000 or so Earth-impact risks and prepare for potential future meteor collisions that could destroy cities.
Near Earth Objects (NEOs) are defined as asteroids or comets that come near our planet's orbit. A recently released White House document entitled 'National Near-Earth Object Preparedness Strategy' details how low-probability, high consequence impacts pose a "significant and complex challenge".
It suggests little is known about the location of many smaller NEOs which are similar in size to the 20 meter-Chelyabinsk fireball which lit up skies above Russia in 2013.
Though on the lower end of the size scale, the powerful airburst filmed above the Russian city exploded with 20-30 times the energy of an atomic bomb and caused skin and retinal burns on people below it.
The US strategy was written by members of the White House working group 'Detecting and Mitigating the Impact of Earth-bound Near-Earth Objects' (DAMIEN) and published in December.
Seven goals are included in the white paper, including improving NEO detection, establishing impact response teams, and researching meteor deflection technologies.
The strategy notes that preparation is feasible since, unlike many natural disasters, "NEO impacts are predictable many years in advance and, most importantly, potentially preventable".
Efforts to record space debris are already being made by the ESA Space Situational Awareness Programme, the Catalina Sky Survey and the University of Hawaii Pan-STARRS project.
NASA also now operates a Planetary Defense Coordination Office responsible for the early detection of hazardous space objects and issuing warnings.
Last October, the European Space Agency (ESA) announced 15,000 Near Earth Objects had been catalogued. The agency, which runs the Space Situational Awareness programme, cautioned that experts are still some way off documenting all impact risks in our solar system.
"The rate of discovery has been high in the past few years, and teams worldwide have been discovering on average 30 new ones per week," Ettore Perozzi, manager of the ESA Coordination Centre, said at the time.
"A few decades back, 30 were found in a typical year, so international efforts are starting to pay off. We believe that 90 percent of objects larger than 1000 meters have been discovered, but – even with the recent milestone – we've only found just 10 percent of the 100 meter NEOs and less than 1 percent of 40-meter ones," he said.


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Q: How to generate an empty UUID in Dart Currently, I use the "UUID package" (UUID 2.2.2) to generate a random UUID.
Uuid().v4().toString();   // -> 11c43ee8-b9d3-4e51-b73f-bd9dda66e29c

Some of our data have a reference to an empty guid (C#) instead of null. Is there a way to generate this empty guid or do I need to hardcode it somewhere for comparison reasons?
I expect this output for an empty UUID:
00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000

A: You can use the static Uuid class from that package and get this constant value.
Uuid.NAMESPACE_NIL
e.g.
const empty = Uuid.NAMESPACE_NIL;

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Chinese envoy calls for political settlement to Libyan conflict
UNITED NATIONS, July 29 (Xinhua) -- A Chinese envoy on Monday called for a political settlement to the Libyan conflict amid intensification of airstrikes resulting in rising fatalities in the country.
Wu Haitao, China's deputy permanent representative to the United Nations, said all Libyan parties should stay committed to the overarching objective of political settlement, and that the Libyan issue must be resolved through political means.
Speaking at a Security Council on Libya, Wu said parties to the Libyan conflict should focus on the interest of their country and people, and respond to the calls of the international community by way of an immediate cessation of hostilities to ease tensions and to return to the track of peace talks and consultations.
Before Wu spoke, Ghassan Salame, UN secretary-general's special representative for Libya, reported 1,100 deaths, including 106 civilians, since the hostilities around the capital Tripoli started in early April.
Salame also said over 5,000 refugees and migrant people are being held at detention centers run by a government agency, in the major transit country for migrants en route to Europe, of which 3,800 are exposed to the ongoing fighting.
The UN envoy put forward a three-part plan of action to end the conflict -- a truce to be declared for Eid al-Adha (an important Islamic festival), a high-level meeting of concerned countries to end the hostilities and implement the Security Council arms embargo, and a meeting of leading and influential personalities from Libya to agree on a way forward.
Gustavo Meza-Cuadra, permanent representative of Peru to the United Nations and current president of the council, told reporters that there is "broad support" for the plan proposed by the UN envoy for Libya, particularly for the holiday truce.
Libya has been struggling to make a democratic transition amid insecurity and chaos ever since the fall of former leader Muammar Gaddafi's regime in 2011.
The instability resulted in a divided country, with the UN-recognized administration overseeing the west and a rival government in the east. Each is backed by an array of militias and armed groups fighting over resources and territory.
In early April, the Libyan National Army, a force allied with the east-based government, started an offensive on the capital Tripoli. Enditem


Well, at long last city officials are trying to turn the Seaport District into a real neighborhood. And as one of those businesses that now calls this part of town home, we can't wait to see the results.
Last week the Boston Redevelopment Authority's Business Development Division sent around a survey to Seaport area businesses and their employees — like us — to find out what's missing in this place where many of us spend most of our waking hours and thousands more will soon call home.
You can't cross a street here without running into yet another construction project that will soon bring thousands of new apartments and condos on line. Where will all those people grocery shop, for starters?
And while the Downtown has nearly as many pharmacies as it has Starbucks, not one has crossed the great divide beyond South Station. Many a cruise ship passenger in need of a prescription refill or cold remedy has been found roaming around looking for someplace — any place — to fill that need. Now add in those thousands of new workers and residents.
Yes, we are home to some of the finest restaurants in the city, but good luck if you get a rip in those tights or lose a heel on those fancy shoes. Want to spend your lunch hour getting a manicure in advance of that fancy dinner out? Don't count on it.
And don't even think about dinner and a movie — not possible here right now. So how about a venue for those indie films, you know, the ones Bostonians have to go to far-off Kendall Square to see now?
Now that the BRA has finally focused on what this soon-to-be neighborhood lacks might we also put on their to-do list fixing the blocks and blocks of wretchedly tilted sidewalks on Summer Street — gateway to the Innovation District.
The problem with a survey is that it raises expectations something will actually be done. That's the part we're waiting for. But we're glad somebody asked.


Mills noted, "I can't remember not working," starting with babysitting at a young age and then working other part-time jobs as she went to high school and college. She went to work prior to going to law school to raise the money she needed to go to school. Mills noted that she is a lawyer by training but is not currently practicing. "I'm an over-committed volunteer," said Mills.
She said she is very involved in her community of Pinehurst. Mills is a trustee on the board for Sandhills Community College and she also sits on the board of an economic development organization.
While District 25 is made up of Richmond, Scotland, Anson, and Moore Counties, Mills noted that Moore County is primarily Republican and therefore winning the other counties is very important.
This article is part of a series highlighting speakers from the recent local Democratic Party Convention and the Richmond Observer will continue to feature stories on the speeches given by candidates at that event.
PINEHURST — A self-described "overly committed volunteer" from Moore County is challenging Tom McInnis for his seat in the North Carolina Senate.
Helen Probst Mills, a Democrat, announced her candidacy Thursday for the District 25 seat.
Mills grew up a daughter to a single mother and is, herself, a mother of three and cancer survivor who moved to North Carolina with her husband, Stuart, in 2006. She is also licensed to practice law in Illinois.
Last year, Mills was appointed by Gov. Roy Cooper to the Sandhills Community College Board of Trustees. She also serves on the college's Foundation Board, where she helped develop a program allowing high school graduates to attend for two years without having to pay tuition.
Mills also serves as development chair fo the Northern Moore Family Resource Center in Robbins, which has opened preschool and is developing a community center, according to a press release.
Asked why she decided to run for office, Mills said there were "a variety of reasons," including her disagreement with the decisions being made in Raleigh.
Education and health care are at the top of her issues list.
Four candidates for the North Carolina Senate kick off their campaigns today. They are all Democrats challenging Republican incumbents and they are all white women, none of whom have ever held elected office.
Three of the four races will take place in districts where Republicans are seen as having comfortable advantages. The other is for a Senate district in northern Mecklenburg County that is expected to be one of the most competitive Senate races this fall.
Among the candidates is Natasha Marcus, who plans to run in a suburban Mecklenburg County district where Jeff Tarte has served since 2013. Democrats believe this district is in play, as voters there went for Hillary Clinton in 2016, while also electing Tarte at the state level.
"The policies that touch our lives most closely often come from the state level," Marcus said in a phone interview Wednesday. "Federal politics is important, but what happens at the General Assembly in Raleigh – from public school funding, to healthcare, to whether we're going to have to pay tolls here in the North Mecklenburg area is also important."
Marcus made an unsuccessful bid for the state House in 2014 when Republican John Bradford III defeated her 55 to 45 percent. Meanwhile, Tarte won by a 21 percent margin in his last non-presidential election.
Elsewhere, Eleanor Erickson will try to upset four-term incumbent Bill Rabon in Senate District 8. The district includes parts of New Hanover, Brunwsick and Pender and Bladen Counties in southeastern North Carolina.
Pinehurst resident Helen Probst Mills announced Thursday that she is running for state Senate in the newly drawn 25th District.
A community leader, mother of three, lawyer and cancer survivor, Mills said in a news release from the N.C. Senate Democratic Caucus that she was taught the value of a good education from an early age. She said she is fighting for public education, early childhood education and access to health care for all.
Mills, raised by a single mother, said she is also fighting for better access to health care.
Years ago, a routine mammogram discovered an aggressive breast cancer, which she beat and fully recovered from after two lumpectomies, a mastectomy and chemotherapy.
Her early diagnosis and care were only possible because of her health insurance, the news release said. She said her decision to run for office came in part from the realization that many don't have access to the same, good health care she had because of the legislature's unwillingness to expand Medicaid.


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Q: Django view param is not unquote with FastCGI I have Django site in Nginx+FastCGI, and if there is special char in URL the view param parsed by Django is not unquoted.
Example:
# python manage.py runfcgi port=8099 --settings=settings
browser url: http://127.0.0.1/Contact/%E6%9C%B1/
Django urlpattern: url(r'^(?i)Contact/(?P<q>.*)/$', 'qsearch'),

param 'q' catched by qsearch function is u'%E6%9C%B1'. BUT it is expected to be u'\u6731' as unquoted.
The same program works fine to get u'\u6731' when using runserver for debug.
So I have to use workaround method:
q = unicode(urllib.unquote(str(q)), 'u8')

Nginx conf:
location / {
    fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:8099;
    include /home/fastcgi_django.conf;
}

fastcgi_django.conf:
fastcgi_param  SCRIPT_FILENAME    $document_root$fastcgi_script_name;
fastcgi_param  QUERY_STRING       $query_string;
fastcgi_param  REQUEST_METHOD     $request_method;
fastcgi_param  CONTENT_TYPE       $content_type;
fastcgi_param  CONTENT_LENGTH     $content_length;

fastcgi_param  REQUEST_URI        $request_uri;
fastcgi_param  DOCUMENT_URI       $document_uri;
fastcgi_param  DOCUMENT_ROOT      $document_root;
fastcgi_param  SERVER_PROTOCOL    $server_protocol;

fastcgi_param  GATEWAY_INTERFACE  CGI/1.1;
fastcgi_param  SERVER_SOFTWARE    nginx/$nginx_version;

fastcgi_param  REMOTE_ADDR        $remote_addr;
fastcgi_param  REMOTE_PORT        $remote_port;
fastcgi_param  SERVER_ADDR        $server_addr;
fastcgi_param  SERVER_PORT        $server_port;
fastcgi_param  SERVER_NAME        $server_name;

Dont know the problem is from Nginx or Django or FastCGI interface. Hope someone can help.
Charlie


I'm looking for a router that does a few specific things for my home.
Be able to mirror Wi-Fi to LAN port for packet capturing. "What are those internet of thing talking to?"
Would like WAN to handle at least 200Meg.
Wi-Fi support q and b too.
Have VPN ability, so can use VPN app on phone to come in and go back out WAN when on pubic Wi-Fi.
Port mirror LAN ports too, but optional since I have a switch that can do it.
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Verse 1-6 — Satan undertook to prove Job a hypocrite by afflicting him; and his friends concluded him to be one because he was so afflicted, and showed impatience. This we must keep in mind if we would understand what passed. Eliphaz speaks of Job, and his afflicted condition, with tenderness; but charges him with weakness and faint-heartedness. Men make few allowances for those who have taught others. Even pious friends will count that only a touch which we feel as a wound. Learn from hence to draw off the mind of a sufferer from brooding over the affliction, to look at the God of mercies in the affliction. And how can this be done so well as by looking to Christ Jesus, in whose unequalled sorrows every child of God soonest learns to forget his own?
Verse Ecclesiastes — 9:2,. both in life and death; the great and certain difference is after death. Our worst mistakes are occasioned by drawing wrong views from undeniable truths. 2. That wicked men were often thus ruined: for the proof of this, Eliphaz vouches his own observation. We may see the same every day.


Test your binary math skills with these practice problems and exercises.
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Examples are available on the other pages with step-by-step explanations if you need any clarification. The helpful hints and reminders are good to keep in mind, and should make the math much easier.


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Baalbek—Lebanon
Last Saturday I went to Baalbek for a day trip, a two-hour ride into the Bekaa valley over the Lebanon mountain range. The temple at Baalbek is the most impressive temple of the Middle East. The town of Baalbek is a popular seat for Hezbollah. The rumors dictate that the area may be unsafe; I experienced this to be false. The town is just as amiable as other places I have visited. There are Hezbollah flags everywhere, although it's unnoticeable if a person is a party member. The outward appearance of the town is conservative, though people are friendly. I joked around, saying I was looking for Bin Laden, everyone laughs at that idea.
The Great Sacrifical Courtyard.
The Temple of Baalbek is rooted in Canaanite history. The Canaanite tribes settled the whole Levant from Sinai to modern day Turkey. Baalbek is the area that the primary temple of Baal was located. Today the Ruins of the Roman era exist. The temple of Juniper sat above the great court or sacrificial courtyard. The temple of Bacchus is the temple that is best preserved, and originally dedicated to Venus. Within the inside of the temple of Bacchus, you can view a niche on the left side, and the right side of the center. The patron god was in the middle with consorts on each side, the identical concept as in Karnak in Egypt and the temple of Bel in Palmyra. The three gods represent the three top rulers of the lower entities. Christians have suffered from the deception of the trinity for over 1000 years concerning this falsehood; some denominations have remained appended to this dogma.
The six Roman columns that stand are the tallest columns in the Roman world, standing at 22.9 meters with a girth of 2.2 meters. There were 54 columns total surrounding the large substructure of 300 meters of the temple of Juniper. The quarried stones that form the foundation are the largest stones in the world. The stone blocks were quarried, transported, and placed precisely in position to create the foundation of the entire temple. One of the stones weighs 1000 tons measuring 19.5 meters by 4.3 meters. It remains a mystery to the historians and scholars to the construction, as in the construction of the Pyramids. In the modern world, humans have become weaker than formerly. Closely analyzing the armor of the knights, and soldiers in history, should explain for people that grew up within a certain lifestyle would become adept (strength level) because of the lifestyle. The Bedouin that climb Mount Sinai, and climb in the steps in Petra everyday, are much stronger than the westerner because of the strenuous everyday activity. Hence, if a person works in a quarry from a young age that person will be a person of strength, compared to the person that sits and watches TV and plays video games all day.
Within the Bible, Moses wrote that when the twelve spies went to spy out the land of Canaan, they observed the sons of Anak and called them Nephilim, which the Hebrew definition refers to giants—the ten unfaithful, fearful spies, said they looked like grasshoppers compared to the sons of Anak. In addition, when King David faced Goliath, Goliath is said to have a shoulder span of seven feet. Understand the information as you like; nevertheless, the tallest man that exists today stands at eight feet and four inches tall. Comprehending that in history there were humans of very large size, including of immense strength, this information can explain how mind-boggling structures were built. After the conquest of Alexander the Great, Baalbek became known as the City of the Sun, known as the Heliopolis. Throughout the Roman era, Baalbek remained as the most important Temple in the Middle East.
The rituals and the practices at the temple of Baal can shed some light on the demented behavior of the darkness. During the Canaanite epoch, the temple of Baal was the focus of all types of sexual and licentious forms of worship. The tablets found in Ugarit describe sacred prostitution, and bloodlust for human sacrifice. Baal's consort Astarte, also known with names as Ashtoreth of Sidon, Mut of Egypt, Venus of Rome, Aphrodite of Greece, and Ishtar of Babylon—appear to have captivated people to the town of Baalbek. Eusebius, a historian, wrote early in the 4th century:
"At Heliopolis in Phoenicia, the cult of Venus has given birth to luxury habits. Men and women clasp together to honor their goddess; husbands, and fathers allow their wives and daughters to prostitute themselves publicly to please Astarte."
Bacchus who is the same entity as Krones of Egypt, or Sin of Sumer, the moon god, enjoyed the entertainment, too. They drank, indulged in habits of luxury all night; drums, flutes, singing, and dancing accompanied the festival, a case of sex, drugs, and rock and roll. Baalbek endured a long time averse to the rise of Christianity, even so, Christianity became just as polluted with idolatry and falsehood of Ashtoreth and Baal. The lower entities receive mass amounts of energy from this type of human behavior.
Moses commanded the Israelites to avoid the Canaanites lifestyle of the darkness, and to drive the Canaanites out of the land, which they failed. Instead, the Israelites preserved the Canaanites, and enslaved them because of laziness and selfishness. The power of the darkness engulfed the Israelite lifestyle—attaching to the worship of Baal by sacrificing on the high places, setting up forms of Idolatry in households, in the courtyard of the temple in Jerusalem, and around the country. The results of idolatry lead to arrogance, selfishness, greed, oppression of the poor, fornication, prostitution, adultery, and even human sacrifice that happened during the era of King Manasseh. Jeremiah promptly prophesied the results of failed Israelites: by blending, intermarrying, and cultivating a heart condition of the Canaanites, the two entered the exile in Babylon and returned as one—the whole world has been affected in a negative manner because the Israelites failure. Thus, the form of religion would slowly change to serve to disguise the truth from the time of the sixth century BCE. The behaviors that King Saul was rejected from Divine favor would become paramount in the world: arrogance, selfishness, greediness, irresponsibility, jealousy, impatience—ego-driven emotion such as feeling special, and playing the victim—qualities of the darkness that are predominant qualities of this world. Understanding the significance, and seriousness, of the historic value of the change in ardent worship from Before the Common Era to the Common Era, can aid a person to understand the predicament of this world today.
Conjecture what you like, although I find this type of historical information stimulating.
Next post: Departing for Turkey.
Previous post: Tyre – Southern Lebanon.


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Accutane and Inflammatory Bowel Disease
For several years, the prescription acne medication Accutane has been the subject of extensive research because of its link to severe cases of inflammatory bowel disease, or IBD. As long ago as 2000, the FDA required Accutane manufacturer, Roche Pharmaceuticals, to update the drug's label to accurately display the harmful side effects of the drug. In 2006, a study published in the American Journal of Gastroenterology indicated a strong link between Accutane and IBD, noting eighty-five instances of the disease in Accutane consumers during a five-year period, almost all of which were believed to be strongly linked to Accutane.
More recently, in 2010, a new study published in the American Journal of Gastroenterology suggested that the risk of developing an inflammatory bowel disease like ulcerative colitis is quadrupled in individuals taking Accutane. While reviewing data from eighty-seven health insurance plans, researchers identified 8,189 people who had been diagnosed with IBD. Accutane, which was originally developed for use in treating pancreatic and brain cancer, has been taken by approximately 16 million people world-wide for treating severe case of acne.
Approximately one million people in the United States have reported severe cases of inflammatory bowel disease, a term used to describe gastrointestinal conditions including Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. Inflammatory bowel diseases are chronic conditions; victims with this kind of disease may experience periods of time with severe symptoms and period that are symptom-free, but the disease itself is long-lasting. The major difference between Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis lies in the areas that are affected by the conditions. Crohn's can affect any part of the gastrointestinal tract, from the mouth to the anus, while the symptoms of ulcerative colitis are primarily restricted to the colon and the rectum.
Inflammatory Bowel Disease Detection and Prognosis
Inflammatory bowel disease is typically diagnosed between a victim's late teenage years and early thirties, although it can appear at any age. It is estimated that approximately 160,000 people suffer from ulcerative colitis and 80,000 people from Crohn's disease. The symptoms of inflammatory bowel diseases are similar from type to type, often making it difficult to differentiate among them. Also, two people with the same condition may have very different symptoms. Generally though, the symptoms of IBD include abdominal pain, vomiting, frequent and bloody diarrhea, weight loss and extreme fatigue.
The consequences of Accutane use can be devastating. Many types of IBD have no cure, and in 10-40% of cases of ulcerative colitis, surgery is required to remove the entire colon. Further complications associated with inflammatory bowel disease are long-lasting. In severe cases of Crohn's disease, individuals may experience bowel movements occurring as often as twenty times a day or more. Extreme diarrhea can lead to dehydration, rapid heartbeat and decreased blood pressure, and continued loss of blood in the stool can result in anemia. Furthermore, loss of fluid and nutrients due to extreme diarrhea can cause fatigue, fever, weight loss and malnutrition. Most victims of inflammatory bowel disease will require life-long therapy and possibly surgical intervention.
Accutane Legal Information
Accutane was first approved by the FDA for use in treating severe acne in 1982, and the dangers of the medication have been apparent for several years since. Roche Pharmaceuticals finally pulled the drug off the U.S. market in 2009, but Accutane is still available in other countries and the generic form of Accutane is still on the market in the U.S. Although Accutane use has been restricted, diseases like IBD can take years to surface and there are new cases of Accutane-related diseases being diagnosed each year in former Accutane users. Victims of Accutane-related IBD are not at fault. They should not be held responsible for the cost of the extensive medical care required by conditions like Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. The only way to receive reimbursement for complications associated with Accutane is to consult an Accutane attorney for legal guidance.
If you or a loved one has suffered from an inflammatory bowel disease as a result of taking Accutane, you should consider how filing a lawsuit may benefit you. Accutane lawyers are well-practiced in defective drug litigation and can help fight for your right, as a consumer, to be notified of dangerous medications. Several court cases have already awarded millions of dollars in damages to victims of inflammatory bowel disease resulting from Accutane, and there are currently hundreds of similar cases pending across the United States. With the help of an experienced Accutane attorney, you can work towards fair compensation for your injuries and expenses.


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"A budget is available to make a strong team"
Ronald Koeman has reaffirmed that he has a transfer budget to make a strong team and insists European football is a target.
Koeman: "If we need players to make the team better, a budget is available to make a strong team… But for sure, to bring Everton back to fighting for the European positions (is a target)."
"I'd like to be part of bringing that back, to win and play European football, to show the ambition and spirit in the club and of course to become a strong team in the Premier League"


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Sneak Peek: 'A Legendary Christmas With John & Chrissy' Is Festive for the Holidays (PHOTOS)
Meaghan Darwish November 28, 2018 12:00 pm
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It's a family affair as Chrissy Teigen and John Legend pose with their kids Miles and Luna Legend.
Chrissy's father Ron Teigen, sister Tina Teigen, and mother Vilailuck Teigen join in on the family fun.
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The couple that parties together stays together.
Chrissy shows off her skills in the kitchen.
Awkwafina knows how to make Chrissy and John smile.
John and Chrissy get busy in the kitchen with Neal Brennan.
There's nothing like a quirky gift from your loved ones.
Kim Kardashian West inspects the family tree as a guest.
Ben Schwartz plants a smooch on a confused John.
John is joined by the great Stevie Wonder for a tune.
It's John and Chrissy's winter wonderland, and we're just living in it.
Retta and Derek Hough make an unlikely duo at the Legend family's festivities.
Zach Galifianakis is a grumpy Santa to a not-so-little kid.
It's nearly December, and the preparations for the holidays are well underway, including for celebrity power couple John Legend and Chrissy Teigen. Working to bring some festive cheer to NBC following the famed Rockefeller Center tree lighting, the pair will appear in their own Christmas special, A Legendary Christmas with John & Chrissy.
Join John, Chrissy, their families, friends and fellow famous faces including stars like Kenan Thompson, Awkwafina, Derek Hough, Retta, Kim Kardashian West, Zach Galifianakis and more for the festivities. Plus, The Voice fans won't want to miss a special appearance by their favorite coaches.
John Legend Joins 'The Voice' Season 16 as Its Newest Coach
The recent EGOT winner will debut in the chair in Spring 2019.
If you love a classic Christmas special with musical numbers and family comedy, then tune in to A Legendary Christmas with John and Chrissy Wednesday on NBC. Before then, though, click through the images above for a sneak peek at the special before it airs.
A Legendary Christmas With John and Chrissy, Wednesday, November 28, 10/9c, NBC
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We have had a lovely start to the year in KS1! We are a mixed Year 1 and 2 class and we are working hard every day to achieve our Bowsland Best! We are learning to recognise the importance of our Bowsland values – and try to have a PART-E every day! (Pride, Achievement, Responsibility, Teamwork and Enjoyment).
We are a lively and happy group, and have a wide range of talents and interests in our class. We are really looking forward to bringing out the best in each other this year. We will keep you updated by posting information and photographs of our learning on our class page so please watch this space!
We would like to say a huge thank you to the parents able to join our Learning and Lunch today. Birch class went on a journey to New York, learning all about the Brooklyn Bridge through observational drawings, fact finding on the iPads and modelling with newspaper! We worked exceptionally well; showing brilliant team work, determination and problem solving skills, to try and build the strongest bridge.
Today we imagined that we were traveling to Paris in France. We researched facts about the Eiffel tower using the Internet. Did you know that the Eiffel Tower is 132 years old?
During the afternoon, we used a range of resources to make a model of the Eiffel. We had to decide which would be the best resources to make them strong enough to stand up on their own.
Our year 2 'Maths Christmas Crafts' lesson was a great way to practise what we have been learning. To buy the materials we needed to make our Christmas hats, we had to add the amounts of money and work out how much change we would get back from the coins we had.
We studied maps of London from 1666 and noticed the tightly packed streets which caused the fire to spread to quickly! We found London Bridge and Pudding Lane! We also watched a fantastic video which allowed us to step back in time, as if we were walking the streets of London before the fire. We explored Google maps to make comparisons with the streets of London now.
In term 2, KS1 enjoyed learning all about the Great Fire of London. Here is just some of the learning that took place in Birch class!
We read the story of Tommy and the Great Fire of London, which we enjoyed learning using story maps and acting out, before writing our own versions in our English lessons.
Our super mathematicians learning to compare numbers, use ordinal numbers, add and subtract, use inverse operations and show addition using part-whole models!
We had a fantastic trip to Berkeley castle this week. We really enjoyed exploring inside the castle and the beautiful gardens. We spotted lots of features which we had learnt about in school, such as the arrow slits, portcullis and dungeon! We also got to dress up as people that would have lived and worked in castles in the past!
We have been enjoying autumnal themed learning, both outdoors and in the classroom!
We celebrated Roald Dahl day in true style, dressing up as our favourite Roald Dahl characters.
In the afternoon we invented our own Wonka style chocolates and sweets!


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Fifth-year political science student Graham Duff has started a petition to rename Baron's Court in the kinesiology complex "Annette's Corner" in honour of Brew & Blendz manager Annette Schmirler, who passed away on Oct. 14.
Duff sent the petition to University of Calgary vice-president facilities Bart Becker and kinesiology dean Penny Werthner after it reached 1,000 signatures.
The petition reached more than 1,300 signatures by Oct. 25. Duff said it took less than two days to reach the target goal of 1,000 signatures.
Schmirler was the manager of Brew & Blendz for 10 years. She was well-liked among U of C students and had a knack for remembering customers' names and what they liked to order.
Tributes poured in from across the U of C following Schmirler's passing. Many students left sticky notes with positive messages by Brew & Blendz.
Brew & Blendz owner Brad Dodds said changing the name of Baron's Court to Annette's Corner would be a fitting tribute to the legacy Schmirler left behind.
The Faculty of Kinesiology held a tribute for Schmirler in Baron's Court on Oct. 18. Attendees could enjoy a cup of Westcoast dark roast at the event, which co-workers said was Schmirler's favourite.
The official memorial service for Schmirler was held on Oct. 21. According to Duff, the event included many student attendees and was standing-room only.
While there would likely be a small cost involved with renaming Baron's Court, Duff is confident the university will look seriously into the name change.
Faculty of Kinesiology dean Penny Werthner said the petition is a great initiative and the faculty would pay for any costs regarding the potential name change if it occurs.
"I think regardless, we need to figure out something that would honour her because she touched so many students over the years. The first step is to see what the process would be in changing the name and if and when that's possible," Werthner said.


Do you see, love? All you have to do is to pay attention and answer honestly, and we'll have heaps of grand fun, with only the continued existence of the planet at stake.
Finally, if you want to give up and start again, click on my queenly face. I won't dock you any points, so play fair and only use this if you're hopelessly confused.
Important rule change (November 7th, 2002). Cooee, loves! The game's run into a bit of a rut recently, so I've decided to reverse my original decision and allow duplicate entries. This means that the same dead person can pop up in many places, reflecting the different way players interpret certain questions, which should make things more... lively. Hahahahahaha, loves!
Righto, loves! Let's get back to the game!