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Francis Chan at Exponential West: Church Planters Need to Set Aside 'a Lot of Strategies Out There' to Focus on Basic Gospel Message
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Chan Urges Unity in the Church, Bringing Communion to Forefront for Evangelism and 'Fruit That Lasts'
By Alex Murashko, CP Contributor | Thursday, October 09, 2014
Francis Chan tells thousands of church leaders to get back to the basics of the Gospel at the Exponential West conference held at Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, California, Oct. 7, 2014. | (Photo: Exponential screengrab)
Evangelist Francis Chan urged thousands of Christian leaders at the Exponential West conference to keep it simple in regards to church planting strategy, saying that two things will produce believers – unity in the Church and bringing communion back to the forefront.
"I know there's a lot of strategies out there, but I'm saying for fruit that lasts I think we need to rethink this," Chan said on Tuesday of the three-day conference hosted at Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, California, ending Thursday. "We are talking about a miracle and so I'm saying lets abide in Him. Let's seriously believe that we can be one, just as the Father and the Son are one, and pursue that in the Church."
He added, "Let's bring communion back to the forefront of proclaiming His death. I know these things don't seem like they would work. But, we are talking about raising the dead so I think it's our best shot."
Chan, author of Crazy Love: Overwhelmed by a Relentless God, preceded his statement about "raising the dead" by comparing the miracle that Jesus performed to the transformation that occurs when a non-believer accepts Jesus into his life.
"When you think [about] what's going on to reach the lost, there's so many methods, but Jesus said they are going to believe, not when you bring… and I'm not against any of that stuff … I'm just saying Jesus didn't say bring this guy in, bring a famous person to give their testimony, He says when you guys are united, when you are one something happens…
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"I want us to really think through what we are trying to do, which is raise the dead, and it's not going to happen through our cleverness," he emphasized. "It's going to happen by men and women being so attached to the vine that the fruits are just going to happen. And it's going to happen when men and women, called the Church, they are so united that a miracle happens."
Chan shared how Christian leaders living outside the U.S. make the observation that Christian leaders in this country are sometimes "content with the podcast … we are content with the book, we are content with the sermon, and we are content to take a selfie with someone who has been with Jesus."
He explained that leaders should encourage others to have their own "mountain top" experiences as Moses did.
"A movement starts when the founder really knows Jesus. You know how movements die? When the followers only know the founder," Chan said.
"The Bible says that 'they are going to believe in Jesus when you are unified.' That's how we reach out to the world. I believe in personal evangelism. We have to do that. The future of the Church depends on the average person being able to preach the Gospel, but I also believe that there is an apologetic in scripture that says the world is going to believe when the Church really lives like the Church and they become one," he said.
While church leaders and planters may think about many things they need to have a successful church, Chan believes there should be an emphasis on communion.
"When we think about proclaiming the Gospel we think about getting a great communicator to proclaim the Gospel, but during that time with His disciples Jesus said, 'When you take this piece of bread…' What? 'When you break this bread, remembering my body that was broken for you. When you drink this cup with the new covenant, you are proclaiming my death until I return.' I'm supposed to preach the Gospel by taking communion? That's what He said."
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Long-awaited trip to Alabama Theatre doesn't disappoint
By JENNIFER COHRON
Editor's note: This is the first in a series that will continue throughout the summer. Eagle staff members will be sharing photos from their vacation destinations.A trip to the Alabama Theatre has …
The Alabama Theatre sign on 18th Street, installed in 1927 and disassembled in 1957, was returned to its rightful place in 2017, the 90th anniversary of the theatre.
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House organist Gary Jones performs a tribute to Doris Day during the pre-show for "The Long, Long Trailer" at the Alabama Theatre on Sunday, June 23.
"Grease" and "The Long, Long Trailer" were the first two films to be shown as part of the 2019 Summer Film Series at the Alabama Theatre.
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A trip to the Alabama Theatre has been on my Alabama-themed bucket list for several years.
Built in 1927 by Paramount, the "Showplace of the South" could easily have been lost after closing in 1981, a victim of downtown Birmingham's overall decline. It was saved by members of the Alabama chapter of the American Theatre Organ Society, who had an interest in preserving not only one of the city's last standing movie palaces but also the Mighty Wurlitzer theatre pipe organ.
"Those two go hand in hand. The building without the organ would be just another pretty building. The organ without the building would never sound as great as it does. One without the other is nothing, but the sum of the two is greater than the parts. It's a magical experience," house organist Gary Jones told me in 2013.
Today both the Alabama Theatre and nearby Lyric Theatre have been restored through the efforts of the nonprofit Birmingham Landmarks Inc.
The Alabama Theatre hosts over 150 events throughout the year but is perhaps best known for its annual Summer Film Series and Holiday Film Series.
I have often looked at the schedule, patiently waiting for the event that seemed meant for me. No showing could have thrilled me more than "The Long, Long Trailer."
Released in 1954, the film stars Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz at the height of their "I Love Lucy" fame. Instead of Lucy and Ricky, they play Tacy and Nicky, newlyweds who are traveling cross-country with a 40-foot New Moon trailer in tow.
The film, directed by Vincente Minnelli, is a comedy that features some great scenes of Yosemite National Park and a supporting cast that includes Keenan Wynn, Marjorie Main and Howard McNear.
Before colorizing old sitcoms became trendy, "The Long, Long Trailer" felt like watching a 96-minute "Lucy" episode in color. Unlike "Two Many Girls" and "Forever Darling," the two other films in which Ball and Arnaz appeared together, it can withstand numerous rewatches without losing its charm.
Suffice it to say that June 23, the date that "The Long, Long Trailer" was being shown at the Alabama Theatre, has been circled on our calendar for several months.
We left home early to make it in time for the pre-show sing-along.
I was still trying to take in the ornate scenery when the music began. Not knowing what was to come, I began looking for its source, the famed Wurlitzer.
After about half a minute, the Wurlitzer began making a slow ascent to the stage. It was a worthy entrance for such a majestic instrument.
Jones greeted the audience, taking care to note that the current film series is sponsored by Tito's Handmade Vodka and that a movie-themed specialty cocktail is being served at events throughout the summer. Sunday's special was "The Long, Long Cocktail."
The pre-show was a tribute to the late Doris Day. I had suspected that Jones might throw in a quick rendition of the "I Love Lucy" theme song but was even more delighted when he ended the show with "Breezin' Along with the Breeze," performed in the movie by Ball and Arnaz.
With the exception of a couple of scenes, I was doubtful that watching the movie in a theatre would be a drastically different experience from watching it on TV.
Jones asked the audience to pay close attention to one of Ball's perfectly-matched outfits, which was easier to admire on the big screen. For the first time, I also caught two advertisements for "I Love Lucy" sponsor Phillip Morris prominently displayed in gas station scenes.
At the end of the afternoon, I walked away with a great memory and a movie poster to add to my Lucy collection.
Our visit to the Alabama Theatre was in ideal prelude to the vacation we have planned later this summer, which will include a stopover in Ball's hometown of Jamestown, New York.
As one might expect, her legacy contributes a good chunk to the local economy.
I am most looking forward to seeing the new National Comedy Center, which was recently included on People magazine's list of "100 Reasons to Love America."
The Center celebrates comedy as an art form as well as comedians of all eras, fulfilling a dream that Ball was trying to make reality in her hometown at the time of her death in 1989.
The remaining films to be shown at the Alabama Theatre are as follows: today: "The Sound of Music," 2 p.m.; Friday, July 12: "Airplane!," 7 p.m.; Sunday, July 14: "The Wizard of Oz," 2 p.m.; Friday, July 19: "Jaws," 7 p.m.; Sunday, July 21: "To Kill a Mockingbird," 2 p.m.; Friday, July 26: "Steel Magnolias," 7 p.m.; Sunday, July 28: "A Star Is Born" (1954), 2 p.m.
Friday, Aug. 2: "Easy Rider," 7 p.m.; Sunday, Aug. 4: "My Fair Lady," 2 p.m.; Friday, Aug. 9: "The Goonies," 7 p.m.; Sunday, Aug. 11: "Gone with the Wind," 2 p.m.
Tickets are $9. More details on the theater can be found at alabamatheatre.com.

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Strong Bristol Performance Shines Spotlight on Cassill
By Popular Speed | April 18, 2016
BRISTOL, Tenn. – Landon Cassill was reflecting on his battle for the lead with Carl Edwards during the Food City 500 when an upset Ty Dillon walked over to interrupt.
Dillon was looking for an explanation over their contact in Turn 2 on Lap 461, which sent him into a half spin and damaged the left side of his Bass Pro Shops Chevrolet. At time, both drivers had top 10 runs going, but Dillon ultimately finished 25th while Cassill wound up 22nd.
"Who's your spotter, man? You weren't even close," Dillon said.
Dillon and Cassill walked back into the garage area and hashed things over, with Cassill emerging from the hauler afterward and admitting he made a move that was over his head. However, he felt there was no need to apologize.
"That's just racing at Bristol," Cassill told POPULAR SPEED. "But the move was definitely over my head, and I know that going into it. I just thought I had a shot at making it."
In a release issued by the team after the race, Dillon said of the contact, "I don't know what more I could have done there."
The tangle was the only blemish on the day for Cassill.
The 26-year-old had a remarkable run going for Front Row Motorsports, which caught the attention of many because of the time he spent near the front. Although his finish wasn't reflective of his performance, Cassill led 20 laps when his No. 38 Snap Fitness team decided to stay out on older tires just past the event's halfway point.
Cassill not only restarted the race in the lead, but was able to battle the dominant – and eventual winner – Carl Edwards on the outside before ultimately giving way on Lap 282.
"That was the best our car was even on 20 lap tires. I felt like if I wanted to race him harder, I could have but it was the best our car had been all day," Cassill said. "It was cool to lead laps. It was cool to legitimately run in the top 10 like that after we stayed using a little bit of strategy.
"I just hate it didn't work out; it's part of racing at Bristol I guess."
After losing the lead, Cassill managed to keep his Ford amongst the top 10. Even better, on his next few pit stops, Cassill's team did their part by getting him off pit road near where he entered it. Cassill called his group of guys "amazing" and joked he didn't want to say where Front Row had assembled them.
"I feel like our jackman is a tremendous leader who sets a really good tempo on a pit stop," Cassill said. "I think the jackman is the most important man in a pit stop, and ours sets a great tempo, and I'm just really proud of them. They busted off really good stops today."
Sunday's finish was Cassill's second best of the season and fifth top-25 in eight starts. This year marks his first with Front Row Motorsports, who realigned their program in the offseason. They downsized from three to two full-time cars between Cassill and rookie Chris Buescher.
Buescher also had a solid showing and finished one spot ahead of Cassill in 21st. When laying out the season, both Cassill and Buescher expressed high hopes of being able to compare their program with that of Roush Fenway Racing, whom they share a technical alliance. All three Roush cars finished inside the top 16.
Bristol was just a stepping-stone, however. Cassill holds the organization's lone top-20 finish this season, a 16th at Fontana, and sits 27th in points.
"The short tracks are good tracks for us. This is a purebred Front Row car; this is one of the cars they ran on short tracks last year and ran well with," Cassill said of the program. "We're able to build cars to a Roush-spec at the rest of the racetracks, so as the season progresses we need to continue to build a quality piece.
"Runs like today are good, but there's definitely a lot to improve on and a lot of speed to find yet."
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(321) 319-3494 2295 S. Hiawassee Rd.
Foreclosure Defense, Estate Planning, Personal Injury and Real Estate
Marc L. Shapiro is the founder of The Law Offices of Marc L. Shapiro, P.A. With 29 years of experience, Marc L. Shapiro P.A. has served SWFL with integrity, passion, and a commitment to his clients. Have you been injured in a car accident? Trust the Law Offices of Marc L. Shapiro to represent you and your family. Marc L. Shapiro is a Personal Injury Attorney that cares about representing his community and clients with integrity. Marc practices primarily in the areas of Plaintiff's personal injury and wrongful death cases, complex commercial real estate litigation, title insurance disputes, foreclosure defense,...
Ellen Pilelsky
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Jonathan A. Klurfeld
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Free ConsultationForeclosure Defense, Collections, Criminal Defense and Real Estate
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Stuart A. Young
(888) 540-4343 1860 Forest Hill Blvd.
Free ConsultationForeclosure Defense, Bankruptcy, Collections and Personal Injury
University of Florida Levin College of Law
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Frederick A. Neustein
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Alejandro E. Jordan
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(305) 501-2836 121 Alhambra Plaza
Free ConsultationForeclosure Defense, Landlord Tenant and Real Estate
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Christie D. Arkovich
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James Edward Leano
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(305) 422-1469 3162 Commodore Plaza Unit 3A & B
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Julio Cesar Marrero
(888) 773-0347 3850 Bird Road, Suite 1001
Foreclosure Defense, Bankruptcy, Divorce and Real Estate
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Jacqueline Alicia Salcines
Coral Gables, FL Foreclosure Defense Attorney with 24 years of experience
(305) 669-5280 706 south dixie highway
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Cody Malloy McCaughan
Miami, FL Foreclosure Defense Attorney with 6 years of experience
(305) 928-4190 10800 Biscayne Boulevard
Foreclosure Defense, Business, Landlord Tenant and Real Estate
Mr. McCaughan is the founder of Mac Law PLLC, a law firm dedicated to serving individuals and businesses in the areas of real property law and business law. After graduating magna cum laude from the University of Miami School of Law, Mr. McCaughan practiced business litigation in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, before deciding to start Mac Law PLLC. He is a title insurance and settlement agent of Old Republic Title, and currently serves as "of Counsel" for a prominent South Florida real estate law firm. Mr. McCaughan is a native of Miami, Florida, and is active in the legal...
Maikel Nagy Eskander
Boca Raton, FL Foreclosure Defense Attorney with 11 years of experience
(833) 722-7529 2385 NW Executive Center Dr Ste. 100
Free ConsultationForeclosure Defense, Business, Real Estate and Trademarks
Mr. Eskander is an AV Preeminent rated attorney with Capital Partners Law PLLC. He is a dynamic leader, both within the firm and the local business community. As a true legal ambassador to the corporate world, he is passionate about helping individuals and companies succeed in a global economy while maintaining focus on integrity, honesty, high personal ethics, and creating an atmosphere of cooperation & teamwork.
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Steve Louis-Charles
Fort Lauderdale, FL Foreclosure Defense Lawyer with 10 years of experience
(954) 390-2228 930 South State Road 7, Suite 14
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33317-4523
Free ConsultationForeclosure Defense, Insurance Claims, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Steve Louis-Charles serves personal injury clients throughout the state of Florida, particularly the Fort Lauderdale area. Whether injured in a car accident, a truck accident or a premises liability accident, clients can expect personalized, compassionate and empathetic representation from Charles Injury Law. The firm also focuses on homeowner insurance claims and foreclosure defense. A native of South Florida, Mr. Charles earned his bachelor's degree from Barry University, a Master of Business Administration from Nova Southeastern University and his Juris Doctorate from the Appalachian School of Law in Grundy, Virginia. Mr. Charles personally has the honor of being a Lawyer of Distinction in...
Sergio Cabanas
Weston, FL Foreclosure Defense Lawyer with 31 years of experience
(954) 799-3067 2893 Executive Park Drive
Foreclosure Defense, Divorce, Estate Planning and Family
American University Washington College of Law
Sergio Cabanas, Esq. founded the Cabanas Law Firm in 2006 and provides Divorce and Family Law legal services, as well as Estate Planning, to ensure his clients have planned for their newly single life and are protected after their divorce. He began his career in law in 1992 as a prosecuting attorney at the Broward County State Attorney's Office, then continued his litigation track as an insurance defense attorney defending medical professionals against medical malpractice claims and expanded into disability and life insurance claims. Sergio is a Certified Mediator and a frequent speaker in the community about the importance of...
David Befeler
(813) 419-2004 3030 N. Rocky Point Dr. W.
Foreclosure Defense, Collections, Immigration and Real Estate
Shepard Broad Law Center, Nova Southeastern University and University of Miami School of Law
Gerald Solomon, Esquire
Boynton Beach, FL Foreclosure Defense Lawyer with 41 years of experience
(561) 735-3536 9857 Majestic Way
Free ConsultationForeclosure Defense
I concentrate in the area of foreclosure defense litigation, protection of consumer rights through litigation against banks and lenders, appellate work, and civil litigation.
My strong suit is in case strategy. Case strategy is the ability to review a case and determine the best strategy to achieve my client's desired results. This involves more than simply reviewing a case and reporting back to the client.
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Kissimmee, FL Foreclosure Defense Attorney with 11 years of experience
(407) 518-7160 1400 W. Oak St., #F
I am an experienced attorney located in Kissimmee Florida. I started my law firm, ALEJANDRO RIVERA P.A., to bring value to all that need the legal services of our firm. ALEJANDRO RIVERA P.A. consists of 2 dedicated Attorneys, and 2 dedicated legal assistants with significant experience in their assigned practice areas. Together, acting as a team we can assist with most legal problems our clients come in with. We also can refer you to the appropriate specialist that can better help you if necessary.
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Bruce Rosenwater Esq
(561) 688-0991 1601 Forum Place
Cleveland State University Cleveland-Marshall College of Law
Attorney Bruce S. Rosenwater was born in Cleveland, Ohio. He is a veteran attorney, having assisted Floridians for more than 20 years. Bruce founded and developed his law firm as a law firm for life. He developed the firm's practice areas to span most, if not all of an individual's and a family's lifetime legal needs. He has distinguished his practice by willingly being a family's lawyer and counselor throughout the various stages and circumstance of their lives, from owning a first home to unfortunately unavoidable disputes, business and real estate legal needs and even injury, probate and guardianship law....
Lance C. Ball
Port Charlotte, FL Foreclosure Defense Lawyer with 20 years of experience
(941) 740-2255 18245 Paulson Drive
Foreclosure Defense, Business, Collections and Real Estate
Lance C. Ball. Esq. has been practicing law and aggressively protecting client's rights for more than fifteen years. The Ball Law Firm seeks to provide quality, legal representation with personal service at reasonable rates. Mr. Ball currently concentrates his practice in the primary areas of: Business and Contract Law; Commercial and Civil Litigation; Construction Law and Litigation; Credit Law and Debt Collection; Mortgage Foreclosure; and Real Estate Law and Litigation. Recently, Attorney Lance Ball was awarded a Distinguished BV Peer Review Rating (Martindale Hubbell®), which is a widely respected mark of achievement and an excellent testament...
Liu "Margaret" Yang
Plantation, FL Foreclosure Defense Attorney with 11 years of experience
(877) 882-5338 7501 NW 4th Street
Margaret Yang is a highly educated attorney who leverages all of her knowledge and experiences to achieve the best results for homeowners facing foreclosure. Since joining our firm she has focused on foreclosure defense for our Florida, New Jersey and New York clients. She is passionate about consumer law and helping people who are in danger of losing their home. Margaret Yang is originally from China, where she graduated from Southwest University of China with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English education and literature. After moving to the United States, she earned a Master of Instructional Systems Technology degree from...
Natalie F. Guerra-Valdes
Fort Lauderdale, FL Foreclosure Defense Lawyer
(954) 764-7878 12 SE 7th St
Free ConsultationForeclosure Defense, Appeals, Business and Real Estate
J. Christopher Crowder
Melbourne, FL Foreclosure Defense Lawyer with 14 years of experience
(321) 784-8158 700 N Wickham Road
Free ConsultationForeclosure Defense, Bankruptcy, Consumer and Real Estate
Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law
I believe it is important to identify a clients goals and build a strategy to best meet those goals. Growing up in a small town taught me to stand behind my work and to only provide services that people really need.
Chris grew up in Basehor, Kansas on the outskirts of Kansas City where he learned to "pay it forward." He lives and works by the ideal that the work you do and the promises you make to individuals carries forward. With that in mind, Chris attended Kansas State University where he earned his B.S. in Speech Communications. Chris also spent...
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(321) 784-8158 959 N Cocoa Blvd
Cocoa, FL 32922
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Does Anyone Over a Certain Age Say This Anymore?
I was speaking to my 13-yr-old recently and coordinating weekend schedules. She wanted go to the mall with her friends to "go shopping" together. That stopped me in my tracks. I didn't understand why at the time, but a few days later it sunk in. What is this thing they call "going shopping together"? When would anyone find the time?
Is it just me? Am I the big loser (as The Trumpster so often says)? I'm over 50, I work and I'm raising a child, we've moved continents 3 times (not country, CONTINENTS) and I'm thinking maybe all these things have contributed to my predicament. I racked my brains to think of when anyone last said those 3 little words ("Let's go shopping!") to me.
I do remember an Australian friend coming through London on a work trip and we had an afternoon together. We met near Regent Street and she had already stated up front in texts "We have to go shopping! I need more work clothes!" The idea put fear in me. Perhaps it's because I'm so bad at it? Or don't care? I've never really been bothered about shopping but always loved my girlfriends who did — who would drag me out and show me what I was missing. I always needed their expertise to help me understand what looked good or what was "in" at the moment. I relied on them. I was much more comfortable buying stuff online when that became cool — even if it didn't fit and I was supposed to send it back for a refund (I say this because I'm too lazy and rarely did).
Anyway we went to Reiss near Piccadilly and she helped me pick out a beautiful black-and-white striped jersey Bardot top that I wear constantly. That was about 6 or 7 years ago. She's a self-admitted clothes horse and has a room in her house dedicated to just shoes. I think she dropped £600-£800 that weekend. I'm not making fun at all — I'm admiring. It's clearly a deficit of mine. Likewise another friend in L.A. took me shopping years ago in my early 30s on Melrose Avenue and I STILL have the 3 or 4 items she hand-picked for me that I would NEVER have picked for myself. They were so cool and trendy! They don't fit, of course, but I still have them. Thinking I can recycle them for my daughter?
Anyway, I guess I'm saying I miss it. It's not to say I haven't been shopping with my husband or daughter, but that's different. It's less about the shopping and more about the girl talk and bonding that happens whilst shopping. Women, and men, tend to get more isolated as they get older. Those bonding moments are fewer and far between. So, I know my friends cannot believe I'm saying this, but sometime soon, will someone ask me to go shopping with them?
IF YOU DON'T GET THIS, WE HAVE A PROBLEM
Do NOT have difficult conversations on Fridays!
November 24, 2017 November 24, 2017 / lovinglivinginlondon / 3 Comments
I've found that Friday's are the hardest day of the week interpersonally. We are all tired. We've had a long week. We are looking forward to the weekend to catch up on sleep or relax. But with work, kids, friends and my husband, I am at my lowest emotionally. I am grumpy. I am short with people. Or even on the rare occasion I'm not, then they are.
An old boss at Nightline gave me the best advice ever: he said never have tough conversations with colleagues or bosses on Thursdays or Fridays. You are less understanding, less forgiving. Most office arguments occur at the end of the week. Have a gripe? Wait until Monday. Need to tell a subordinate they are not performing well? Give it the weekend. I looked back at all the difficult conversations I had had that DIDN'T go well, and damnit, he was right.
At home, it's the same. All my arguments with my husband are usually Thursday or Friday when we're both tired and don't have anything left in the tank to deal with each other. And with kids, my fuse is short and many times I didn't know it until I looked back later and saw that I wasn't myself.
One Friday I had to pick our daughter up from pre-school. We had just moved back from South Africa and everything was topsy-turvy. Our sea shipment hadn't even arrived yet so we were living out of boxes. We were having a dinner party for 7 and I had to get home to cook and prepare. And yes! We got a flat tire on the way home so I pulled into Wagshall's Deli where there is a gas station to get it fixed while I did some quick shopping for the party. Then my husband rang while I was picking up some cheeses to say the dinner had gone from 7 to 11 people, and that won't be a problem right? At 3 PM he tells me this! Sigh. I get more cheeses and head to the cash register when it all kicked off. The 4-yr-old Child wanted a Diet Coke and I told her no (of course). She went into a full-on tantrum. It was Exorcist-child worthy. Complete raging melt-down (see? She was tired, too, at week's end, but did i realise that? Noooo….I was just thinking about the car and my dinner party).
I gathered up the groceries, got to the counter to pay, but while doing so, she had grabbed a bag of potato chips off the rack nearby. Not the small ones — no, she went for the American Extra Large Supersize bag of potato chips — almost as big as she. Glaring at me the whole time with an evil look of defiance, she plopped them on the floor and ever so quickly sat on them with gusto. The air-tight bag burst and potato chips went flying everywhere. I was trying to hold onto a wriggling, arms and legs flailing, strong 4-yr-old but it was impossible with my oversized purse and 3 bags of groceries. I withered, looked at the horrified clerk at the till and said "Add that on my bill please". By the time we got out of the shop, she'd done it again.
On the sidewalk, I let her just writhe on the ground as there wasn't much I could do to control her. She was pinwheeling around on her side, kicking and screaming. Looked across to the gas station to see the car up on the hydraulic getting its tire changed, and sighed again. A woman came out of the dry cleaners next door, saw the Exorcist child, stepped delicately over her, gave me a look for sympathy and camaraderie and said, "Been there, done that." I loved her. She was my saviour.
Then as quickly as it came, it stopped. The car was fixed, I buckled her into her car seat and as we drove off she exclaimed "I'm done now, Mommy. All fine." Of course, I was seething at this point. It had been 45 minutes of Crazy Tantrum Child. Everyone and their grandmother within 3 miles probably heard her. My herculean embarrassment had been building up since the deli and all the "Bad Mother" stares I got, and continued as I was trying to pay for the car. I didn't realise how angry I was. At home, I had a terrible headache and got out some frozen peas to put on my forehead. I can't remember what it was that triggered it, but we started up again. She was really testing my patience and, while I was putting the groceries away, she grabbed a handful of frozen peas in her little hands and brought her arm back in the baseball throw position. Very slowly and carefully I said, "I need to tell you that if you throw those peas, Child, there will be consequences. I need you to understand that." The arm came down. It was a perfect pitch. Peas flew everywhere through 3 rooms.
My rage erupted. I sent her up to her room for a "time-out" as she had melted down again. But as I look back now, so had I. It was 5 PM and 11 people were coming in two and a half hours. I called my husband and said get home right now. I need help. I did NOT trust myself to deal with her. As he came in the door, I was cooking and things had gone quiet upstairs. Before heading upstairs to Child, he sweetly pulled a pea from my hair and soothingly offered to pour me a glass of wine, to which I (very rare) said no. I really didn't trust myself to start drinking because I was worried I'd never stop. He went up to deal with her and calmed us all down. By the time guests arrived, she was fine, I was a bit fragile and shaken, but we recovered for a lovely evening.
But it wasn't until months later that I realised how these events unfolded. The stress of a long, busy week, arriving back into the country with no furniture and new routines and environment, a dinner party exploding in size, a tired child, a tired mommy, a flat tire, frozen peas in every corner of the house, all those things contributed to the bad karma. But I can't shake the feeling that – would this have happened on a Monday morning, for example – I might have been a little more patient, a little less tired, had a little more energy to deal with her. Or a little more clarity to see the stress mounting at my door.
So, best advice that's stayed with me for years: Do NOT make any harsh decisions on Fridays. Do NOT have any difficult conversations. Wait. Give yourself until Monday and if you still feel the same, then you can act — but likely you will be more clear-headed about what it is you are angry or frustrated or upset about.
Are We At A Tipping Point?
November 2, 2017 / lovinglivinginlondon / 5 Comments
[I write this missive to my daughter with the hopes that one day she will read and perhaps learn something about me and our times, but also come to understand the conflict, the setbacks, the inspiration, the tenacity and focus that goes into pushing a society from thinking one way to ACTING another.]
I am weary. Yet another story. Last night, U.K. Defence Secretary Michael Fallon resigned saying his standards in the past have "clearly fallen short" of those standards required of the Armed Forces, which he represents. The story circulating publicly pertains to a 2002 incident in which he repeatedly put his hand on a journalist's knee. This, on the heels of an allegation by a brave young woman who says she was raped by someone senior within the Labour Party and was "warned" against pursuing the claim. And add to that Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey, Mark Halperin, who have been accused of sexual harassment. The floodgates have opened. The amount of accusers suggests this lewd and gross misconduct was happening frequently and – by the sound of it – all of LA/DC/London seemed to have some inkling that these men were particularly slimy with younger people left alone in their lecherous hands. These men used their positions of power and influence to prey on and victimize those subordinate to them. And I am saddened, but rueful and cynical. I talk to my women friends and many of us have the same reaction. These revelations are not new (Bill Clinton, Dominic Strauss Kahn, Roger Ailes, Clarence Thomas, Senator Packwood, the list goes on…). We all assume Fallon resigned because there is more to the story or there are other women who have yet to come forward ("It can't be just touching a woman's knee?! Seriously? There must be more"). We have all worked hard for 20 + years in careers that inevitably brought us face to face with sexual innuendo and inappropriate behaviour and yes, sexual harassment by the textbook, legal definition. If you asked any one of us "was it wrong?" we would say absolutely, yes. Firmly, without a doubt. None of my female friends, family, and colleagues are shrinking violets. We are successful career women with families who do the juggle, the dance, because we can and we want to. Are we fighters? Yes. Has it been easy? Hell, no. Should any one of us in any of our #MeToo moments have reported the incident and sought recourse? Probably. But we didn't. And the answer to "Why not?" lies also in that deafening silence that many in Hollywood and Washington and elsewhere kept (men AND women alike).
Silence about bad behaviour does not mean acceptance. We get by with the tools given to us to make us fighters. To survive, one must always pick and choose battles.
How do I explain this to you? I am complicit in this. Perhaps I am a failure to you and your generation, I think. If any of the things that happened to any of these women – to me – happened to you, I'd be outraged. On the other hand, I was brought up by a strong mother (and father) who taught us how to be feisty, independent and fight for a place in the male-dominated workplace. Some history and context here – we just went to see the movie Battle of the Sexes together, right? And I explained to you how bad the movie was on the broader issues, remember? The meaning of that one match was enormous to a generation of women and their daughters. There were ERA marches on Capitol Hill, women were pushing for equal pay, equal rights in the workplace, it was the "women libbers" vs "male chauvinist pigs" who thought women should stay at home in the kitchen pregnant. There was a palpable uprising in the air and I could feel the electricity in my mother as she lectured my sister and I about how "our generation will get what her generation missed – an opportunity to be anything a man could be." A gathering at our house watched that match. And I remember, as an impressionable 9-year old, how ecstatic and triumphant the women were when Billy Jean King won. What I didn't know – because my Dad was right there with my Mom telling us men and women are intellectually equal – was that there was an undercurrent of tension and resentment (probably rooted in fear of change, of upsetting the 'status quo') amongst men. I now understand the term "feminists" rolled off these men's tongues with a sneer. Some of the younger men in the workplace at the time ended up being the older men I would work for once I graduated from university in 1986. So the winds of change do not come overnight.
Back to now, or rather to 20 years ago when most of these incidents coming out now occurred. A new generation of women populated offices across the country. But the residual effects of an earlier generation still existed. As Brit Marling points out, it was only in 1974 that women could apply for credit cards in their own name. Financial independence and career women were newly on the scene in growing numbers. And they were moving up. And yet, the social and moral attitudes, culture and laws were still playing catch up. If any one of us, at that time, had come forward, there would have been little – if any – recourse. The support systems and protection of the workplace would not have helped us. We would have been deemed annoying 'troublemakers' and become pariahs in our offices. We felt that our careers would stumble or fall if we spoke up, and if not immediately, then over time, we would be ousted.
We all do what we need to do, sometimes, to protect ourselves. But silence about bad behaviour does not mean acceptance. We get by with the tools given to us to make us fighters, to make us tough. To survive, one must always pick and choose battles. I was part of this system. My story is no different, although far less invasive than some of the horror stories I've heard. In my late 20s, a powerful and well-known man in Washington circles who was far senior to me (same industry but we did not work at the same place), followed me into an empty elevator. He shoved me up against the wall and attempted to grope and kiss me. Thoroughly disgusted and nauseous, I kneed him in the groin, told him angrily and firmly to STOP, and quickly got out of the elevator. I knew what was right and wrong. I had never liked this guy and my spider-sense always told me he was a slimy, nasty piece of work. He was physically overpowering to my 5 ft. 6 and a half, slim frame. But there was no way I was going to be a 'victim'. And it's that toughness, that fighter, that absolute belief in my convictions, that told me to fight back quickly and swiftly and extricate myself from that situation. But did I tell anyone? Did I do anything about this? I told some male and female friends in my circle. I might have even told my boss. But I knew making any sort of waves would jeopardize my career. And that was more important to me. I left with my dignity intact. I was not physically harmed. I had amazing opportunities with my career ahead of me. I was just beginning to be taken seriously as an adult. I was finally coming into my own as a career woman, and this was not going to stop me. I was luckier than other women (and men) whose stories we are hearing now. But I wonder whether they were thinking something similar when faced with the dilemma: Do I tell?
Millennials are outraged at things we all used to tolerate. Does this moral intolerance present an opportunity for change that should be harnessed?
So here we are in 2017. Are we at a tipping point? Has society caught up? Are there stronger social and support mechanisms in place to handle this swiftly, cleanly, justly? A confession: I am not a fan of the Millennials. Yet here is a question to ponder. Does the constant moral outrage of Millennials present an opportunity for change that should be harnessed? I have watched as this new generation, these so-called "snowflakes", melt at the first sign of offence or insult. I hear from friends in the States that it's a phenomenon sweeping the country – safe zones for virtually every individual on college campuses – university professors insulting kids in class without knowing what they've done wrong. Here in the U.K. it's catching on too: At Oxford, professors send out announcements and alerts about matter being discussed in class ahead of time, just in case anyone might be offended by the subject and not want to come. To me, the pendulum has swung too far. We will all be walking on eggshells soon, but then who will defend the eggshells? Don't they deserve a safe-zone too? I don't know where it will stop but I find we've raised a generation of 'bubble' kids and I'm not sure what has happened to the toughness we grew up with in the 70s.
The Millennials are outraged at things we all used to tolerate. But, perhaps we have just enough of the older generations moving out and the younger generations moving in that the scales have tipped to favour the young and all that they bring to the workplace. Perhaps this over-sensitivity will have its positives, namely 100% intolerance to sexual harassment in the workplace. I don't know the answer, but I am willing to be convinced. [And if so, PLEASE could we have this same confluence of influence, generational change and intolerance for the gun control issue too?]
It could be the timing is right (as my brilliant friend Muriel Demarcus points out, timing is everything). US Labour website says nearly 47 percent of U.S. workers are women (74.6 million of us toiling away), and women own close to 10 million businesses. 70% of mothers with children participate in the work force. And very interesting: Mothers are the primary or sole earners for 40 percent of households with children under 18 today, compared with 11 percent in 1960. Men are more enlightened now, having lived and worked side by side with a growing workforce of women for 40 years.
So I think we must strike while the iron is hot. Some friends back home fear this new movement will cause a backlash amongst men who will be pushed to resent women working in the office and boardrooms. My husband says just the opposite. As he rightly points out, the majority of men out there are the good guys. They are the ones we have relied on, been supported by, and who live by the same moral codes. He says "if there is backlash, it's likely to be amongst the older generation of men who are dinosaurs now. And they need to learn to moderate their language and behaviour, or retire." That's that. Change is good. And he feels most men aged 20-40, even up to 50, will feel the same.
I believe the confluence of our transitional generation, who grew up in the 70s and 80s along with the newer millennials is the perfect marriage for true and lasting change in our society. Left alone, both sides would flounder. We older folks are too cynical and jaded. I have one friend who works in finance who laughs when telling me she consistently fails her company's "sensitivity" test because she doesn't push "RED" (out of options Green = Acceptable, Yellow = Borderline, and Red = Unacceptable, Needs To Be Reported) when she should. She said if she pushed RED when they suggest, she would have to probably report something at least once a month, if not once a week. On the other hand, Snowflakes cry out at the slightest, often most unintentional, slight. I know someone else who was going into a lunch meeting with Millennials and as the meeting was starting he said "I should have ordered a salad. I need to lose weight." As the meeting closed, a young lady pulled him aside scolding him, saying she was offended by his comment. He was flabbergasted. When explained, he was inadvertently maligning fat people. So I think we can help each other. We bring the years of experience and examples to share. Millennials bring their unswerving moral centre. This could be good.


'Face' time and 'Me' time: Having time to talk. Fully hearing what is being said. Intense thinking. Creative thought. No one to disturb me. These are some of the takeaways that students spoke of. Unplugging meant that students had more time to share themselves with others – and there was more of themselves to share.
Freedom and the other stuff: Some students reported that they did not let their lack of media stop them from enjoying their day. They described that they found the time "off" invigorating, even liberating. These students wrote they took their day without media as an opportunity to do things that they would not normally do, such as visiting relatives, playing board games or simply going for a walk and having face-to-face conversations.
Talking one-on-one: Many participants reported that they made it through their day without media by spending uninterrupted "face" time with friends or family. Some students acknowledged a paradox, however: feeling alienated from friends since they couldn't reach them with a text or call or email, yet a new-found closeness to people they bothered to see in person – and an appreciation of just hanging out without media distractions.
See also what U.S.-based students considered benefits here.


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Ryan was very excited to show Office Skills and ICT the medal he recently won, playing cricket at Lords Cricket Club. He told us all about his trip and about the cricket club he plays for, the Green Caps. Ryan created a poster telling all about his day and added photos he took of his trip.
Life Skills committed to one whole month, Sugar-Free between 9am-3pm and as a result they fundraised £45 for Cancer Research Wales. Katie Killoran visited Life Skills this week to talk about cancer research in Wales which was very interesting, the money fundraised will go into the Wales research pot.
She reminded the group that by living a healthy life, especially eating the vegetables and fruit every day does help keep the bacteria in the gut healthy allowing our bodies to fight better against diseases such as Cancer. Cancer Research has also invited us Life Skills to volunteer in their shops and help out at event days.
Well done to Life Skills for fundraising for such a worthy cause, they even baked sugar-free desserts in order to encourage a healthier diet.
A successful fundraising event all round!
Fairwater Pottery trainees popped down to see their glass piece work on show at the Roath; a creative and culturally thriving area exhibition at The Gate.


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Loughborough University Institutional Repository > Aeronautical, Automotive, Chemical and Materials Engineering > Chemical Engineering > PhD Theses (Chemical Engineering) >
Title: Three dimensional hydrodynamic modelling of combined free/porous flow regimes
Authors: Kulkarni, A.
Publisher: © Abhijeet Madhukar Kulkarni
Abstract: In the present scenario, as advances in research, technology and engineering application have been on a rise , thus persuading researchers and engineers to employ new computer modelling techniques for the design and analysis, mainly due to time, environmental and economic constraints. Moreover it also forms a basis for any observed anomalies, when comparing with the simulated and experimental results and taking steps to develop optimum design strategies. The present research work deals with the development of novel ftlter designs when employed in aeronautical hydraulic systems. These pleated cartridge ftlters would be fabricated using eco-friendly fIltering media supported by unconventional disposable or reusable solid components. The primary focus of the present research work to develop a robust cost-effective simulating tools for simulating the results in the hydrodynamic behaviour of the fluid in pleated cartridge ftlters. As observed in any ftltration process, it comprises of two flow regimes namely free flow and porous flow regimes. For over five decades, it had been a subject of intense research and investigation for researchers, scientist and engineers to resolve some of the critical and vital issues related to filtration process. The main problems, when compared to others, that are associated with such processes are the free/porous interfacial constraints along with boundary conditions and their mathematical representation with respect to the industrial applications. A three dimensional model has been developed to represent the momentum and mass conservation for creeping incompressible flow in coupled free/porous flow regimes. In order to take into consideration the rheological behaviour of the fluid, power law model has been included, which forms the constitutive equation, and the viscosity of the fluid has been updated for the highly viscous specially formulated hydraulic fluid. For any numerical technique of analysis, on vital aspect is the boundary conditions that are imposed on the surface/volume/edge of the domain under consideration. The free (Stokes) and porous flow (Darey) regimes have been linked and solved in conjunction with continuity equations on a perturbed continuity scheme based on the standard Galerkin weighted residual finite element method. The perturb continuity UVWP finite element scheme is based On the equal order interpolation approximations and the discretized working equations are then transformed into the local coordinate system using iso-parametric mapping. The elements used are linear (8 nodded) hexahedral elements. The integrals in the elemental stiffness equations were calculated using Gauss-Legendre quadrature. After evaluation of the members of the elemental stiffness matrix, they are assembled over the common nodes in the computational grid to obtain a system of algebraic equations. After substituting the boundary conditions, the system becomes determinate and the algebraic equations can be solved using a frontal solution method. The described simulations are carried out using an in-house developed lnte! Visual FORTRAN code. The time stepping technique used here is second order Taylor-Galerkin method. The concept of compression permeability model developed by Nassehi et aL Nassehi et aL, 2005J ( developed for two dimensional case and now extended to three dimensional case) has been used to into the flow model to take into account the effects arising due to the mtration area loss in pleated cartridge filters and degree or extent of compression of the fUter medium. Significant over-use of media material or the need for changes to the geometric or mechanical design can be identified using the procedures described.
Description: A Doctoral Thesis. Submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of Doctor of Philosophy of Loughborough University
Appears in Collections: PhD Theses (Chemical Engineering)
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Hi, am currently studying for my Level 4 Social care with children and family..any one doing the same course or have finished with the course who can help and put me through how to go about the course please?
Hi Christianah! I started the course 2 weeks ago and am on assignment 5. Basically im trying to get it done as soon as possible as I have some time at the moment. I think its going ok although I think it is a bit outdated. Do you need help with anything? Not sure what I can do but will try!
Thank you for the reply Carole, please what book are you using to complete your assignment and other things i can use to complete the assignment.
I just got some books from the library . social work with children and families by butler and Roberts. Also safeguarding children and young people byjennie Lindon. Mostly just using the internet though. What unit are you on?
a few of us students have set up a facebook closed group where we can share and help one another with the course. The group will be found under the name of this course. You are very welcome to add and join yourselves there.
Thanks for the information Salma.


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// Copyright (c) ppy Pty Ltd <contact@ppy.sh>. Licensed under the MIT Licence.
// See the LICENCE file in the repository root for full licence text.

using osu.Framework;
using osu.Framework.Allocation;
using osu.Framework.Bindables;
using osu.Framework.Configuration;
using osu.Framework.Graphics;
using osu.Framework.Input.Handlers.Mouse;
using osu.Framework.Localisation;
using osu.Game.Configuration;
using osu.Game.Graphics.UserInterface;
using osu.Game.Input;
using osu.Game.Localisation;

namespace osu.Game.Overlays.Settings.Sections.Input
{
    public class MouseSettings : SettingsSubsection
    {
        private readonly MouseHandler mouseHandler;

        protected override LocalisableString Header => MouseSettingsStrings.Mouse;

        private Bindable<double> handlerSensitivity;

        private Bindable<double> localSensitivity;

        private Bindable<WindowMode> windowMode;
        private SettingsEnumDropdown<OsuConfineMouseMode> confineMouseModeSetting;
        private Bindable<bool> relativeMode;

        private SettingsCheckbox highPrecisionMouse;

        public MouseSettings(MouseHandler mouseHandler)
        {
            this.mouseHandler = mouseHandler;
        }

        [BackgroundDependencyLoader]
        private void load(OsuConfigManager osuConfig, FrameworkConfigManager config)
        {
            // use local bindable to avoid changing enabled state of game host's bindable.
            handlerSensitivity = mouseHandler.Sensitivity.GetBoundCopy();
            localSensitivity = handlerSensitivity.GetUnboundCopy();

            relativeMode = mouseHandler.UseRelativeMode.GetBoundCopy();
            windowMode = config.GetBindable<WindowMode>(FrameworkSetting.WindowMode);

            Children = new Drawable[]
            {
                highPrecisionMouse = new SettingsCheckbox
                {
                    LabelText = MouseSettingsStrings.HighPrecisionMouse,
                    TooltipText = MouseSettingsStrings.HighPrecisionMouseTooltip,
                    Current = relativeMode,
                    Keywords = new[] { @"raw", @"input", @"relative", @"cursor" }
                },
                new SensitivitySetting
                {
                    LabelText = MouseSettingsStrings.CursorSensitivity,
                    Current = localSensitivity
                },
                confineMouseModeSetting = new SettingsEnumDropdown<OsuConfineMouseMode>
                {
                    LabelText = MouseSettingsStrings.ConfineMouseMode,
                    Current = osuConfig.GetBindable<OsuConfineMouseMode>(OsuSetting.ConfineMouseMode)
                },
                new SettingsCheckbox
                {
                    LabelText = MouseSettingsStrings.DisableMouseWheelVolumeAdjust,
                    TooltipText = MouseSettingsStrings.DisableMouseWheelVolumeAdjustTooltip,
                    Current = osuConfig.GetBindable<bool>(OsuSetting.MouseDisableWheel)
                },
                new SettingsCheckbox
                {
                    LabelText = MouseSettingsStrings.DisableMouseButtons,
                    Current = osuConfig.GetBindable<bool>(OsuSetting.MouseDisableButtons)
                },
            };
        }

        protected override void LoadComplete()
        {
            base.LoadComplete();

            relativeMode.BindValueChanged(relative => localSensitivity.Disabled = !relative.NewValue, true);

            handlerSensitivity.BindValueChanged(val =>
            {
                bool disabled = localSensitivity.Disabled;

                localSensitivity.Disabled = false;
                localSensitivity.Value = val.NewValue;
                localSensitivity.Disabled = disabled;
            }, true);

            localSensitivity.BindValueChanged(val => handlerSensitivity.Value = val.NewValue);

            windowMode.BindValueChanged(mode =>
            {
                bool isFullscreen = mode.NewValue == WindowMode.Fullscreen;

                if (isFullscreen)
                {
                    confineMouseModeSetting.Current.Disabled = true;
                    confineMouseModeSetting.TooltipText = MouseSettingsStrings.NotApplicableFullscreen;
                }
                else
                {
                    confineMouseModeSetting.Current.Disabled = false;
                    confineMouseModeSetting.TooltipText = string.Empty;
                }
            }, true);

            highPrecisionMouse.Current.BindValueChanged(highPrecision =>
            {
                if (RuntimeInfo.OS != RuntimeInfo.Platform.Windows)
                {
                    if (highPrecision.NewValue)
                        highPrecisionMouse.SetNoticeText(MouseSettingsStrings.HighPrecisionPlatformWarning, true);
                    else
                        highPrecisionMouse.ClearNoticeText();
                }
            }, true);
        }

        private class SensitivitySetting : SettingsSlider<double, SensitivitySlider>
        {
            public SensitivitySetting()
            {
                KeyboardStep = 0.01f;
                TransferValueOnCommit = true;
            }
        }

        private class SensitivitySlider : OsuSliderBar<double>
        {
            public override LocalisableString TooltipText => Current.Disabled ? MouseSettingsStrings.EnableHighPrecisionForSensitivityAdjust : $"{base.TooltipText}x";
        }
    }
}

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On the Sunday prior to the start of the official ICS programme, a morning session was organised by physiotherapists for clinicians with an interest in the work of physiotherapists. After an explanation of what the physiotherapist actually does by Marjan Rakers, audience questions were addressed in case reports by Fetske Hogen Esch. Marijke Slieker then discussed different ways of organising pelvic floor education for local physiotherapy; the session ended with interactive discussion in which urologist Ragi Doggweiler also participated.
The 7th Physiotherapy Round Table was held on the Sunday afternoon. After reports from the different committees, pelvic organ prolapse (POP) was the focus topic. Marijke Slieker presented results of her PhD study on POP, while Suzanne Hagen, Helena Frawley and Kari Bø presented the multicentre trial that has just started in Scotland, Australia and Norway on the effect of pelvic floor physiotherapy in POP. Discussion followed, in particular on muscle physiology and training programmes for pelvic floor musculature.
A delegation of pelvic floor physiotherapists visited several rehabilitation centres in Cairo and also the School of Physiotherapy at Cairo University. They were greatly impressed by the hospitality and the motivating discussions at the different centres.
On the Monday evening, the new ICS Physiotherapy Committee held its inaugural meeting and all physiotherapists who have been participating in different ICS committees joined together with the new Chair Marijke van Kampen.


Mock eviction notices have also been posted in dormitories at Claremont Colleges, a California based consortium of five undergraduate liberal arts colleges and two graduate institutions.
Though the university contested this by saying the elevator exists because of a stairway that exits to the street and cannot be accessed through the lobby behind the security desk, the wall next to the elevator has a plaque written by NYU's Rabbi Yehuda Sarna.
doors, "it definitely wasn't a coincidence that my door was included in their activities," she said, adding that she could not find any other notices posted on doors on her floor.
First, the notices are being distributed at dorms and invading student privacy, she said. Second, said Rossman Benjamin, is that "you can have a [mock] eviction notice at a Catholic university that has no Jewish students," which, while still anti Semitic, is "not influencing any Jewish students on campus and not creating a hostile environment for them."
Northeastern administrators initially decided to ban SJP for at least one year for "a series of violations, which included vandalizing university property, disrupting another group's event, failure to write a civility statement, and distributing flyers without permission," according to the university, which eventually reinstated the group.
posted on the Facebook page of Northeastern University's Students for Adidas Neo Cloudfoam Race Women's Leopard Print Sneakers Justice in Palestine chapter which was suspended for violations including mock eviction notices, but was then reinstated depicts University President Joseph Aoun nailing boards on the door of the student group. Mirroring the conspiracy theory that Israel controls American foreign policy, the cartoon features a disembodied arm from the sky with a Star of David and "The Lobby" written on its sleeve patting Aoun on the head. Credit: Northeastern SJP Facebook page.
This kind of harassment is evident, Brett Cohen said, not only in the mock eviction cases but also in other SJP anti Israel protests and incidents on campuses, such as the recent University of California, Los Angeles student government elections, in which SJP asked candidates to sign a pledge that they would not take educational trips to Israel.
The latest anti Israel trend to gain momentum on college campuses has been the distribution of mock eviction notices in dormitories by members of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP). Whether or not the notices have specifically targeted Jewish students, experts say the tactic highlights the convergence of anti Zionism and anti Semitism on campus, creating a hostile environment for Jewish students.
Brett Cohen, national campus program director for the Israel education organization StandWithUs, agrees that the notices anti Semitic.
The Claremont McKenna College cafeteria was the site of a 2013 incident in which an Israeli professor tried to get SJP activists to move a protest away from the entrance, so that students would not be blocked from entering and forced to participate in a protest against their own interests. The professor got into altercation with an SJP student, calling him a "little cockroach," which led to an accusation of racism against Arab students. The professor, however, denied the accusation and said he was provoked.
At the various schools, SJP distributed the notices to the dorms of Jewish and non Jewish alike. At NYU, the anti Israel group defended itself against the accusation of anti Semitism by saying in a statement, "Racism is not limited to the practices of the Israeli government, and opposing policies and racist rhetoric, including anti Semitism, is vital This action addresses only one of the many horrific aspects of the occupation that Palestinians face daily."
In the wake of that incident, mock eviction notices appeared at the Claremont Colleges. The Office of Students Affairs at one of the consortium's schools, Pitzer College, "did respond swiftly and called for the fake eviction notices to be taken down, highlighting the violation in policy," said Elliott Hamilton, a rising senior at Pitzer, co president of Claremont Students for Israel, and a founding member of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity chapter at the Claremont Colleges.
AMCHA makes the case that at federally funded universities, Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act which prohibits discrimination on the grounds of race, color or national origin by federally funded programs can apply on college campuses if a group is being singled out with harassment, intimidation, or by otherwise negatively impacting students' rights to a normal academic experience.
is less about whether the notices were intended to specifically target Jews, and more about how they impacted Jewish students.
Students "felt unsafe on their campus" because of the notices, and in their aftermath worried "about just expressing their Jewishness on their campus," she added.