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Wonder Woman, Spider-Man 3, Hellboy 2: April 12th Comic Reel Wrap
According to Moviehole, a press release flying around claiming that “Days of Our Lives” actress Nadia Bjorlin “isan.”
According to Variety (subscription required), Japanese manga “Wicked City” is to be retooled as a live-action English-language film by Germany’s Stallion Film, with “Spawn” helmer Mark Dippe to direct and co-produce. With a $50 million-$60 million budget, Wicked City will film early next year.
Actor Thomas Haden Church talked to MSN Movies where he confirmed one of the film’s biggest mysteries. “I’m overwhelmed every time I’m around Sam [Raimi],” Church said. .”
Actor Doug Jones is the subject of a video interview (Windows Media and QuickTime) at IESB where he talks about getting much more to do in the sequel.
Sci Fi Wire has some quotes from director Bryan Singer, talking about making the documentary “Look Up in the Sky: The Amazing Story of Superman.” “It was a very elaborate process,” Singer said. “It’s comprised of 50 or more interviews. It involved going to archives, researching and tracking down and optioning footage that people have never seen before of early incarnations of Superman.” The project is currently slated for a June 20 release on DVD.
UPDATE 1:00 PM – Warner Bros. sent out a handful of new stills from the movie, and we’ve got them here for your viewing pleasure. The pictures show Kevin Spacey as Lex Luthor, Brandon Routh as Clark Kent and Kal Penn as Stanford from “Superman Returns.”
Variety also reports (subscription still required) thatthe martial arts action-thriller. W.
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I hate to drop this bombshell on all of you, but I also hate when the government BS's us, especially when lives could be lost due to their misinformation. Almost everything we've been told about Ebola since the beginning of the outbreak is wrong,nd available treatment methods have all been misrepresented.
Amedia can ultimately make the Ebola pandemic worse, because the public isn't being told the truth about how the virus spreads and how to help prevent transmission.
The CDC, media, and that it cannot not spread through the air. This outrageous medical lie could cost the lives of millions of innocent people. This statement is absolutely false, and the U.S. government has known that it's false for YEARS now.
Surface Contamination & Transmission
Ebola can also spread via contaminated surfaces, which is why many victims in Africa have become infected. By riding in taxi cabs or any form of public transportation like airplanes, ambulances, subways, these can all
When an infected patient makes contact with a surface such as a doorknob or ATM keypad, they may leave behind the virus which survives for many minutes or even hours in the openn when another person touches the same surface, they could then become infected by touching their own eyes, nose or mouth (mucus membranes).
In 2010 a study entitled "" was conducted by the BritishHERE). The study found that Ebola can be infectious in an "aerosols state".
Actually Stopping The Virus
Whether or not Ebola is really a serious public threat is debatable by many, however the virus is real. That said, something the public should know is that the virus can be killed in a number of clever and simple ways. The government should be urging the publicnatural defenses against Ebola, but instead we are told to "wash our hands" and wait for the drug companies to create a vaccine.
Start by consuming more antibacterial foods. Ebola is a virus, so lessening the amount of bad bacteria in our bodies will leave more energy for the immune system to fight off other pathogens. If we really want to stop the spread of this viral pandemic right now, the government and the media should be urging citizens to boost their immune system by consuming more nutritious foods, herbal spices, superfoods and anti-virals like the items listed below:
Antiviral Herbs:
- Una de Gato (Cat’s Claw)
Ditch These Foods or Behaviors That Suppress the Immune System:
- Refined Flour, Pasta, Rice intake
The following is a list of things that immediately kill the Ebola virus:
Soap & Bleachin an “Information to Travelers” alert, “Ebola virus is easily killed by soap.” It goes on to advise that travelers should “wash hands regularly, using soap or antiseptics.” Yet again, the problem is that Ebola and other viruses can enter through small skin cracks before an individual washes their hands. Wcient enough to prevent transmission, but is still an effective supplemental practice to add into everyone’s daily habits.
Glutaraldehyde is an extremely pungent, oily liquid and a product containing 1-2% of it can kill the Ebola virus, according to both the PHAC and a fact sheet created by the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute, Glutaraldehyde in small amounts is often found in wart removal products.
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medical solutions to the market that might address this pandemic, but there's technology available right now that killsUnder development now is a virus-killing robot called “Little Moe.” It's a Xenex Germ-Zapping Robot invented by a team of Texas doctors based on San Antonio. This R""
Because ultraviolet light destroys"dead." (Viruses aren't really alive in the first place, technically speaking, so the correct term is "nonviable.") Ebola, just like most other viruses, are quickly destroyed by UV light. That's why it spreads well in dark places that sunlight doesn't reach. (It's like a "vampire" virus that feeds off human blood but shuns sunlight...) The robot destroys Ebola on surfaces in just two minutes, zapping them with a specific wavelength of UV light at concentrations that are 25,000 times higher than natural sunlight.
Like all viruses, Ebola is destroyed by sunlight. But it can remain alive for a very long time in environments where sunlight never reaches, like underground subways that are perfect breeding grounds for viral transmission..
Lie #3: Health Authorities Have Everything Under Control
"Don't worry, we have it under control!" Of course they DON'T, the fact is that an infected Ebola victim was able to fly right into the country, then walk around the city of Dallas for 10 days. In truth, Ebola is completely out of control which is precisely why its sudden appearance in a Dallas hospital surprised almost everyone.
The modern-day version of Ebola that's so aggressively circulating today could actually be a bioengineered virus, according to one scientist who wrote what became a front-page story in Liberia's largest newspaper, the Liberian Observer.has declared. He explained:
This patent means that the U.S. government claims all control over Ebola research, making any research project involving replication of the virus a violation of the government's patent. In fact, many people are convinced that this new strain is a "weaponized" variant due to its vastly improved transmission ability. Many feel that the virus either broke through containment protocols.


Have you entered our annual photo contest yet? You have until January 11 to submit your images that show the life and culture of Washington, D.C. and the metro area. We’ll be announcing more exciting details about this year’s show soon—make sure you’re a part of it! And now on to Friday Links:
Capital Weather Gang shared their 5 favorite weather photos from last year.
Scroll back to all those garden beauty shots you took last spring and enter them into Washington Gardener Magazine’s 12th annual photo contest before January 22.
Sign your high schooler up for Photography for Teens at The Art League, an eight-session class starting January 21.
Aerial photographer Mark Holtzman talked to the Atlantic about how he took this photo of a B-2 stealth bomber over the Rose Bowl.
Pacific Standard features Anthony Carbajal, a 28-year-old with ALS who decided to use his photography skills to find hope.
Photography exhibition documents the immigrant experience from the 1860s through 2015. On view at Howard Greenberg Gallery in New York until Jan. 27.
Senior writer for Adorama Learning Center shares five digital photography technology predictions for 2018.
From 1893 to 1897, Carl Størmer used a hidden camera to photograph life in Oslo, Norway while attending university.
Friday Links: December 22, 2017
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Take some of your holiday time off to enter our 12th annual photo contest. Show us what you love about living in the D.C. area. And now, enjoy our last Friday Links of the year. See you in 2018!
Every publication is pushing out their end-of-year lists, so get your fill of 2017’s best photography at the Washington Post, the New York Times, The Atlantic, the New Yorker, TIME magazine, and Getty photographers.
Annie Leibovitz is offering her first-ever online photography course.
The Museum of Selfies opens in Los Angeles this January, but at least the organizers seem to have a sense of humor about it.
Engineers at Dartmouth claim to have made a breakthrough in imaging sensor technology for high-quality, low-light photography.
The late actor Anton Yelchin turned out to be quite the secret photographer. See his work in W Magazine or in a new exhibit in Chelsea through January 20.
In Houston Aristocracy v. Instagrammers, the score is currently 0-1.
ICYMI: This look into the life of renowned art bookmaker Gerhard Steidl from May made Longreads’ best profiles of the year list. Steidl “summons the world’s most influential artists and photographers to his workshop for days of emotional terrorism in service of books that are, in the words of photographer Edward Burtynsky, ‘the haute couture of printing.’ Depending on how you read [the profile], it’s an artistic fairy tale, a psychological horror movie, or some kind of thrilling fusion of the two.”
Friday Links: December 8, 2017
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Our annual photo contest is open! You don’t want to miss this chance to be part of our celebration of life in D.C. with our spring exhibit. This is our 12th year, so get ready for some surprises. Find all the information here, and show us your best shots.
Today, Glen Echo Photoworks Gallery opens its third annual exhibit from their regular Coffee & Critique members. Join them for a reception this Sunday, 4 to 6 p.m. They’re also offering holiday portraits with your family this Saturday for a donation to the gallery.
Berlin-based photography team Billy and Hells created the emotional portraits that accompany Time magazine’s Person of the Year issue, featuring “The Silence Breakers” who spoke out about sexual harassment this year.
Los Angeles Times staff photographer Marcus Yam captured the devastation of the Southern California wildfires this week in one iconic image.
Let’s get the end-of-year lists started with The Atlantic’s top 25 news photos of 2017.
Photographer Amy Davis shows how Baltimore’s theaters have changed over the decades.
Norwich University of the Arts looks to reinvent the traditional photography degree with a focus on individuality and creating a visual voice.
Photographer provides rural Cambodian villagers with first portraits of themselves through the charity, My First Selfie.
Émile Zola, best known as an author, also spent the last eight years of his life obsessed with photography and was taking his own selfies back around 1900.
Friday Links: November 10, 2017
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Marine Corps Memorial by Jason OX4
Join us for our November happy hour at Free State next Thursday, 6 p.m. Photographers and friends all welcome, and perhaps you’ll be able to tell us about some good exhibits you’ve seen recently because…
FotoweekDC kicks off tonight! Head to the opening party and see the contest winners at FotoWeek Central, then search their calendar by location or daily events for more exhibits, discussions, workshops, photo walks, and parties than you could possibly cram into just one week.
Go support two local photographers, Jessica Del Vecchio and Chris Williams, with their annual Art for Turkeys fundraiser: You’ll get six small photography prints for a donation of $32 or more to Bread for the City to provide holiday dinners.
“Dereliction” by photographer Cedric Williams opens at BlackRock Center for the Arts in Germantown on November 11 with a reception from 2 to 4 p.m.
The New York Times is in D.C. next week to hold a discussion with some of their Pulitzer-winning photojournalists at the Dupont Underground. Thursday, Nov. 16, 7:30 p.m. $15-20.
Enter the international Wiki Science photography competition by the end of November. The U.S. part of the contest is being organized by Wikimedia District of Columbia.
Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards aim to raise awareness about wildlife conservation efforts if you can stop laughing long enough first.
Conservation photographers, filmmakers, scientists, and more will be meeting in D.C. on Nov. 14 and 15 at WildSpeak, a symposium to explore how visual media can contribute to impactful science communications and conservation efforts.
“The vultures were so charming,” says photographer Traer Scott, who visited owls, kestrels, and other birds in rehabilitation centers for her new book, Raptors: Portraits of Birds of Prey.
This probably isn’t news to our readers, but Pete Souza’s latest book, Obama: An Intimate Portrait, with an introduction by the President himself, was released this week. You’ll have to cruise Craigslist for tickets to Souza’s sold out talk at Sixth & I next Monday.
Friday Links: October 27, 2017
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Stringroom by Salvatore Pirrone by Eddie K. Photo
The Washington Post Magazine has a photo essay exploring the four quadrants of D.C. and changes taking place across the city.
Head to Glen Echo Park for the 2017 Photoslam Exhibit, featuring among others two Exposed alums: Tom Mullins and Denzil Spicer. A reception and gallery talk is this Saturday, 5 to 7 p.m.
Submit your work to IGDC’s first community exhibit, featuring “the best sides of the DMV,” by October 30.
Errol Morris reviews a new photobook by Peter Manseau that looks back at the “beginnings of photography and its deceptions” in The Apparitionists: A Tale of Phantoms, Fraud, Photography, and the Man Who Captured Lincoln’s Ghost.
Photobucket shocked its users last week by holding their photos hostage until they paid hundreds of dollars for a new hosting fee.
Terry Richardson, the Harvey Weinstein of the photography business, is out.
The FAA is recommending cameras (and any electronics bigger than a smartphone) be banned from checked luggage on airplanes due to lithium-ion battery fires.
Lensrentals released data about what equipment photographers have been renting in 2017.
Hisakata Hiroyuki’s action shots make these cats look like they practice martial arts.


O-East Asian community needs to “lookda”, said SEAPA President Kavi Chongkittavorn at the September 22 conference hosted by SEAPA and the Society for Online News Providers (SONP). The online media in South-East Asia continues to face censorship and legal restrictions limiting freedom of expression.
Despite state promises, laws can still be used to harass journalists and stifle online freedom of expression, said Kuek Ser Kuang Keng from malaysiakini.com. The government has followed a pattern of intimidation and politically motivated persecution of critics of the ruling party. Recent cases against Malaysiakini itself, in which it was charged for posting a citizen’s video on its blog, and ordered to hand over the details of one of its anonymous readers, have raised issues of source protection and intermediary liability. There is a possibility for legal reform in Malaysia, he said, but in order to achieve this the online community needs an ‘effective, independent, united and representative body’ to fight for their right to freedom of expression.
Creating a coalition of online news providne of the main topics discussed. Coverage of regional countries’ issues is important to provide a sense of community, said Chavarong Limpattamapanee, president of the Thai Journalists’ Association. This coverage must have concern for the culture and politics of our neighbours. Treatment of human rights issues is particularly essential to giving a balanced news perspective.
The state of Thai law regarding the online media was also examined, particularly in relation to Freedom House’s press freedom ranking downgrade of the country from 124th to 138th. Paiboon Amornpinyokiat, legal advisor to SONP emphasised that rankings such as these needed to be based on factual reporting, and that the number of cases against journalists had been exaggerated by the foreign press. Journalists operating in Thailand have a certain amount of protection under Provision 329, which acknowledges the people’s right to know the truth, but must still be mindful of defamation and lese majeste laws.
Paolo Ferrer, of GMA News, demonstrated innovative techniques such as a map interface for citizen reporting of election violence in the Philippines. Online media offers new opportunities in the field of content generation. The important thing for news providers is to create a two-way relationship or ‘conversation’ with the consumer. Social media like Twitter and Facebook are an effective method of harnessing the power of citizen reporting and creating new and dynamic online content.
However, in countries like Vietnam no restrictions are placed on copying online content, said Le Thu Luong of VietNamNet.com. Here a new generation of ‘salon journalists’ is being created – journalists who use other news articles as convenient sources, sometimes copying entire stories, rather than doing their own investigative reporting. Online censorship and database hacking is also an important issue for news websites in Vietnam. Thu Luong called for the press law to beprotecting the exclusivity of online content.
“What happens in one country affects all of the countries in the region”, said Kavi Chongkittavorn. Online providers around South-East Asia face many similar challenges and can share common experiences and practical solutions. Creating a regional alliance of online news providers will help to ensure the free flow of information in South-East Asia.


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Then, break the ice core and see what organisms you can find recording where in the ice core they were found!
In your ice core, the cocoa mix is like sediment or ash in a real ice core. Where might that sediment come from?Are there any natural events that would produce this?
Where might the sediment come from?
Are there any natural events that would produce sediment?What about man-made pollutants?The sediment could be from the mountain sides above the glacier. Pollutants from wildfires and volcanic eruptions can also form layers in the ice. The volcanic sediment helps scientists to date their ice cores back to known volcanic eruptions. Dust could have blown from other nearby countries during a wind storm. Wind can even be identified in an ice core by an increased amount of salt being present. This information can tell scientists about wind speed and direction by using the ice-coring site as a reference to the nearby sea. Look out for air bubbles in the ice core – that could contain greenhouse gases!


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“I just tried to go for his legs and stay out of his throw,” said Swanson. “I just knew I had to stay away from his throw because that’s how I lost the last time I wrestled him.
“Making it to state was definitely something I wanted for my senior year.”
106: Final: Peter Nelson (SCA) dec. Grant Brendemuhl (M) 7-0; Third-place: Logan Kapphahn (LF) maj. dec. Austin Brenner (Tech) 10-2; Fifth-place: Ben Bogart (Alex) dec. Bryton Mutz (Brd) 6-4; Semifinals: Nelson dec. Mutz 9-2; Brendemuhl dec. Kappahahn 10-3: Consolation semis: Brenner pinned Mutz 4:57; Kappahahn dec. Bogart 2-0
113: Final: Brian Maas (Bem) pinned Drew Bienusa (Sar) 2:07; True second: Taylor Rau (SRR) pinned Bienusa ; Third-place: Rau dec. Trent Piepenburg (Alex) 4-3; Fifth-place: Ethan Tallakson (M) maj. dec. AJ Jenks (LF); Semifinals: Maas dec. Rau 8-4, Bienusa dec. Piepenburg 7-4; Consolation semis: Rau maj. dec. Tallakson 10-2, Piepenburg pinned Jenks 1:47
120: Final: Blake Olhausen (Alex) pinned Kory Keske (SRR) 4:48; Third-place: Josh Beack (LF) pinned Dylon Sanuceda (Bem) 2:32; Fifth-place: Jacob Fernholz (Sar) dec. Drew Vanvleet (SCA) 17-11: Semis: Olhausen dec. Sanuceda 7-4, Keske dec. Beack 12-8: Consolation semis: Sanuceda dec. Vanvleet 4-3, Beack pinned Fernholz :38
126: Logan Crosby (Bem) dec. Jacob Rositas (M) 3-2; Third-place: Matt Braun (SCA) pinned Justin Jenks (LF) 1:26; Fifth-place: Tristan Johnson (A) pinned Sam Krauel (Sar) 2:10; Semifinals: Crosby pinned Jenks 3:29, Rositas dec. Braun 4-3; Consolation semis: Jenks pinned Krauel 3:14, Braun maj. dec. Johnson 10-0
132: Final: Kenny Mark (M) dec. Craig Maas (Bem) 7-5; True second: Walz dec. Maas 7-5; Third-place: Austin Walz (SRR) dec. Axel Lange (LF) 10-3; Fifth-place: Dan Babineau (Brd) pined Jonathan Pelach (Sar) :54; Semifinals: Mark dec. Lange 13-8, Maas dec. Babineau 12-5, Consolation semis: Lange pinned Pelach 1:47, Walz dec. Babineau 4-1
138: Mitch Bengston (SCA) pinned Connor Scherping (LF) 1:45; Third-place: Zachary Motschke (Sar) dec. Tommy Schlosser (Brd) 10-5; Fifth-place: Jacob Neinaber (Alex) pinned Lucas Gast (Bem) 2:46; Semifinals: Bengston pined Schlosser 1:10, Scherping pinned Motschke 1:34, Consolation semis: Schlosser dec. Neinaber 14-7, Motschke dec. Gast 3-1
145: Final: Grant Nehring (SCA) pinned Tony Hubbard (Alex) 5:17; True second: Hubbard dec. Grove 3-2; Third-place: Joseph Grove (M) maj. dec. Derek McMahan (LF) 10-1; Fifth-place: Garrett Counter dec. Dillon Solid (Brd) 9-6; Semifinals Nehring (SCA) pinned Grove 1:39, Hubbard dec. McMahan 8-4; Consolation semis: Grove dec. Counter 5-0, McMahan maj. dec. Solid 11-3
160: Final: Joseph Carpenter (M) dec. Jeff Flickinger (Brd) 7-2; True-second: Flickinger tech. fall Niehaus 5:40; Third-place: Patrick Niehaus (Tech) pinned Zachary Pederson (Sar) 1:03 ; Fifth-place: Keith York (LF) dec. Richard Carriveau (SRR) 11-7; Semifinals: Carpenter tech. fall Niehaus 4:00, Flickinger dec. Pederson 7-1; Consolation semis: Niehaus pinned Carriveau 2:23, Pederson maj. dec. Yorek 10-1
170: Final: Kade Johnson (Bem) pinned Tyler Gastecki (LF) 3:22; True second: Gastecki pinned Mike Schluter (Alex) 1:30; Third-place: Schluter dec. Joseph Reed (Tech) 7-5; Fifth-place: McKinley Lain (SRR) pinned Jace Engelmann (Brd) 2:04; Semifinals: Johnson pinned Schluter 1:45, Gastecki pinned Reed 5:56; Consolation semis: Schluter pinned Engleman 4:53, Reed pinned Lain 1:53
195: Final: Chase Morlock (M) dec. Austin Klaverkamp (Tech) 6-4 ; True second: Klaverkamp pinned Charley Rudy (SRR) ; Third-place: Rudy pinned Nicholas Jensen (Sar) 3:36; Fifth-place: Trysten Ross (LF) pinned Chris Laber (Brd) :32; Semifinals: Morlock pinned Jensen :23, Klaverkamp pinned Ross 4:33, Consolation semis: Jensen dec. Laber 8-1, Rudy pinned Ross 2:25
220: Justin Cumberbatch (Alex) pinned Bryce Kirchner (SCA) 1:28; Third-place: Noah Voigt (Tech) dec. Brady Goebel (Sar) 6-3; Fifth-place: Sam Adams (Brd) dec.


These are the opening words from the new biography of Dr. Ernesto Cofiño just published by Scepter Publishers. Written by Thomas A. McDonough, it recounts the life of the well-known Guatemalan pediatrician who worked tirelessly for many years to assist sick and malnourished Mayan children while raising four children of his own with the help of his wife Clemencia.
With Guatemala on the brink of civil war, Ernesto made an urgent trip to the United States on June 8, 1954, to visit his son, Jose Ernesto, who had been hospitalized while“I left the country in troublesome moments. In anguish I left my wife and children behind.
“It was plain on the outside but richly decorated on the inside. I was the only one attending Mass that day. Tears gushed from my eyes and streamed down my face. They blocked my sight. Yet, through them, I contemplated a life-size image of Christ Crucified above the altar. He seemed to want to come down from the cross to which he was nailed in order to offer me his chest and, in it, the wound from the lance, enticing me to take refuge there.
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“I actually love it. It looks more aggressive than what we use to have,” said Tyree Hooks, senior, accounting major at WSSU and the current Mr. 125. “I like it a lot. I didn’t know what to expect.”
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GAZA – In light of the ongoing tragic events in the Gaza Strip, Caritas Jerusalem has been working with international and community based medicalservices and health care for the poor and the injured.
Caritas Jerusalem has been managing four mobile medical teams and emergency trauma clinics dispersed throughout the Gaza Strip, where they provide medical services and health care to patients who suffer from cancer, gunshot wounds and intestinal parasite infestation.
I and local community based organizations, Caritas Jerusalem treats wounded Palestinians who had been shot by Israeli forces during the protests of the “Grand March of Return” that started on March 31, 2018.
In the north of the Gaza Strip and Gaza City where intestinal infestation is very high, two of the four Caritas mobile medical teams administer deworming treatment and provide fortified biscuits to about 6000 refugee children, whose ages range from three to six years old.
“They cannot get out of Gaza for treatment”
According to the World Health Organization, five cancer patients died in August 2017 while waiting for security permissions to seek treatment outside of Gaza.
“One of the most distressing things I have to deal with is people coming to the clinic asking for help to buy cancer drugs not available in government centers,” Ameen told Sr. Bridget during her visit to Gaza last May.
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Speaking of food...I made some delicious monte-cristo sandwiches for Mickey and I last night that were quite delightful. Pears, swiss, turkey, dijon, and spinach stacked between sourdough slices, then dipped in eggs and milk with a little cayenne salt a pepper, then grilled on each side...BLISS!
Enough food talk. Off to enjoy some more family time. I see some silliness in our future. Have a fabulous day!


The research focus of Marina R. Walther-Antonio, Ph.D., is on the role of the human microbiome in women's health, in particular gynecologic cancers. Her goal is to use microbiome signatures to predict the development of malignancy and eventually intervene before it materializes.
Microbiome role in endometrial cancer. Dr. Walther-Antonio found a particular microbiome signature in patients with endometrial cancer. She is now developing host-microbial tissue culture studies to determine the role of these microbes in the disease.
Single-cell microbial platform. Dr. Walther-Antonio is developing new technology that allows the manipulation and isolation of microbial cells. This allows the study of rare species in complex or low abundance communities, and the study of their impact on the host environment.
The work Dr. Walther-Antonio is developing in endometrial and ovarian cancers may lead to predictive and early detection tests, as well as intervention before cancer develops. Because manipulating the microbiome is less challenging than manipulating our own cells, this is a very promising therapeutic target.


This is an invitation for a third panelist for a panel proposal for the 2The Genre in Perspective.” In this panel we set out to explore the notion of the genre and its utility in thinking about various aspects of knowledge-production in South Asia. Rather than approach the notion as a fixed form, we observe the genre as both the creation and the continuing existence of diverse expectations in literary, social, and historical contexts. The genre functions as the sometimes necessary and oftentimes imaginary resolution to specific socio-historical problems. Our aim in this panel is to draw upon the genre as a set of conventions employed to give shape to responses to emerging social contingencies, in order to explore aspects of various cultural processes and products--from colonial urban architecture to the colonial glossary, to name a few --and consequently to demonstrate the value of this notion by thinking about the social in its terms. We invite papers at the broadest level fromexplore this idea.
The deadline for proposal submissions is the 3rd of October.


General objective Evaluate the removal of Chromium, Lead and Cadmium in aqueous solutions with biomass of Chlorella sp. immobilized on alginate beads. Justification The removal of heavy metals with biomass of the microalgae Chlorella sp. Immobilized in alginate beads, it is a valuable tool for the bioremediation of metal-containing wastewater. This immobilization technique has advantages in the management of microorganisms that have the ability to remove metals in aqueous solutions, since their biomass can be reused and easily separated from water. The potential use of Chlorella microalgae to remove metals is very useful due to its great bioremediation capabilities and also to the harmlessness of this microorganism, unlike what can happen with otherbut are pathogenic. as can be the case of Pseudomonas. When analyzingthe microalgae Chlorella sp. immobilized in alginate beads under different parameters, results will be presented that could potentially be used in bioremediation processes in industries or processes that generate this type of contaminants, additionally scientific information will be generated on the effects of these parameters on the metal removal curves by action of Chlorella sp. which will be disclosed by different written and oral means.


“Because of his illness and advanced age, he needs compassion, empathy and humaneness," Matojane said of Zuma in delivering the judgment.
Zuma was convicted and sentenced for defying a court order ordering that he appear before a government-backedZuma’s lawyer, Dali Mpofu, had argued that returning him to jail “is equivalent to a death sentence.”

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In May 2018, when he applied for the license, Reaves answered yes to the question “Havpresented yourself as an architect to this state prior to this application?”
Reaves “didn’t apply until we won the job,” Beckingham said in a phone call Monday. “He didn’t know it was a problem.”
Julie Eavenson, a spokeswoman for the Idaho Bureau of Occupational Licenses, said that the process for an architect who is already licensed is “simple and straightforward.”
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Brady Fuller announced his intention to run for Lauren McLean’s seat on the Boise City Council after she announced her bid for mayor of Boise. Fuller is the first person to announce his run for Seat 1.
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The aim ofzation of polymer HDPE as the replacement of coarse aggregate in concrete. Heating process were done at five different temperature ...
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Based on the fractal geometry, a quantitative index describing the development degree of the internal corrosion expansion of reinforced concrete was proposed. This approach could describe the similarity and complexity of the development of corrosion-induced cracks in concrete simultaneously. Based on this approach, the influence of cracking pattern and coarse aggregate distribution on crack ...
May 18, 2015· ReforceTech, in Norway, has developed a novel version of CBF.Reinforced with basalt fibers, the company's 0.5- to 10-millimeter-diameter BFRP MiniBars are composed of fibers wrapped with polymer resin in a helical shape and can span from 20 millimeters to 200 millimeters in length. The bars are mixed directly into the concrete without impairing its workability, the company says, reducing or ...
Aug 29, 2017· AIMS OF THE PROJECTA • 1.To determine various alternatives available for coarse aggregate. • 2.To carryout a detail analysis on coconut shells as a coarse aggregate in concrete. • 3.To prepare a methodology for the project & its analysis. • 4.To enlist advantages & short comes of coconut shell as a coarse aggregate material. • 5.To ...
If coarse aggregate is not of angular shape,suitably, based on experience based) (Note 2: For pump able concrete or congested reinforcement in structure the coarse aggregate proportion may be reduced up to 10%) Hence, V Volume of concrete ...
Oct 30, 2014· In fact, changes in aggregates properties results in a different matrix at the concrete's meso-level structure, where ordinary concrete is generally considered as a three-phase material , , i.e. natural aggregates, paste and interfacial transition zone (ITZ). On the contrary, in the case of RACs, the situation is quite different, as more than ...
The construction industry is largely dependent on concrete as a construction material. The aggregate occupies a major volume of concrete. However, the continuous extraction of granite rock for coarse aggregate leads to the increase in demand of natural resources of future generations. In this study, coconut shell, an agricultural waste, is used to replace conventional aggregate in concrete for ...


Some Bill C-311 demonstrators said to be professional activists
By Stephanie Dearing Oct 27, 2009 in Politics
Anywhere from over 100 to 200 protesters disrupted Question Period on Monday afternoon. The noisy group was urging parliament to pass Bill C-311. The Bill was proposed by the New Democratic Party in 2008 and if adopted would see Canada adhering to strict limits to greenhouse gas emissions. Now it is alleged that Jack Layton said he met with the protesters, but had nothing to do with organizing them. One protester, Joe Cressy, has been fingered as the leader of the flash mob as well as belonging to the NDP. While Cressy denied that allegation, the NDP confirmed he is a member. The NDP provided a statement to a reporter that reads: "The protest was not organized or endorsed by the NDP.
Joe Cressy is an environment activist, and as many environment activists, he joined the NDP because it is the best political vehicle to make progress on environmental issues.
This does not preclude the fact that, as environmental activists, they do their own thing with other groups that are not affiliated [by] the NDP."
The NDP has said that it will use it's time in legislature Wednesday to push the government again to adopt Bill C-311. The Bill has been opposed by the Liberal and Conservative parties, but has been supported by the Bloc.
Bill C-311 had almost been adopted in 2008, having had three readings, but Primer Minister Stephen Harper called an election. The bill was re-introduced to parliament in February 2009 and has had two readings.
Joe Cressy is alleged to be affiliated with both Sierra Club and the Canadian Youth Climate Coalition (CYCC). The CYCC put out a statement Tuesday distancing itself from the protest in the House of Commons. CYCC said youth who were in Ottawa attending a conference on climate change called Power Shift had gonefor Question Period Monday.
Joe Cressy has been involved with the group Global Call to Action Against Poverty (GCAP). Cressy is affiliated with the Polaris Institute.
Six of the protesters were banned from Parliament for one year. Two officers and at two protesters incurred minor injuries in Monday's protest. The police removed protesters to a hallway and refused to allow the press entry to that area.
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Mancini not embarrassed by CL exit
Mancini's men need  Dortmund on Tuesday to stand any chance of pipping Ajax to the place in the Europa League.
"Embarrassment for what I don't know," Mancini said at a press conference on Monday. "We are disappointed as we wanted to go to the second stage this year.
"I think in football we need to learn that if there are other teams that play better than you and deserve to go through then you accept this. We did not play well, Borussia and Real Madrid played better than us.
"We will try again next year."


January 29th – May 21st Two worship services
- 9:00am – Childcare, Children’s Sunday School takes place
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Bunnies: Childcare for Tiny Tots-Twos (15 months-3 years old)
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Charter school principal disappointed with outcome of Question 2
Holyoke Community Charter School had hoped to expand into high school grades
Sy Becker Published: November 9, 2016, 6:20 pm Updated: March 1, 2017, 9:41 am
The Holyoke Community Charterince it opened in 2005. Principal Dr. Sonia Pope told 22News that they had hopes of expanding into the high school grades, but with the rejection of Question 2, it appears they are unable to do so for now.
Dr. Sonia Pope said, “To send them to ocllege, track them from there 4-5 years on college and bring them back to the city of holyoke to be the productive citizens we know we produce at our school.”
There are nearly 750 students currently attending the Holyoke Community Charter School, and Pope said that there are some 300 students on their waiting list.


Be good. If you have experienced a nasty day, continue to greet them with satisfaction as well as a significant smile. Don't invest your time and effort with a lady complaining with regard to the targeted visitors, your manager, or your career. If it's essential to whine, whine slightly and close that pretty shorter whine with a "glad I am in this article with you now!
If she doesn’t like your recommendation, toss out a different 1. But when she will give you a hard no, go ahead and take trace. “Know when to back again off,” Piorkowski suggests. “Most younger women tend not to sense superior about staying pushed.”


Business Day|He’s Hoping for a Brown Christmas
By TRACIE ROZHON DEC. 9, 2006
Both  since 2002, Michael L. Eskew is known as a plain speaker. Yet Mr. Eskew, 57, is also a cautious speaker, who, when asked to compare his company with the competition — namely FedEx — demurs. “I’m not that kind of guy,” he says.
He is also reluctant to engage in conversation about the price of gasoline, which, after all, must be a constant anxiety to the man who runs the biggest package delivery system in the world: planes and trucks fueled by guess what. Finally, badgered by questions, he says the company is trying hybrid cars and “we’ve done a lot with compressed natural gas.” Oh, and, he says, those brown vehicles you see clogging up the city streets, they are emphatically not trucks.
In a telephone interview this week, Mr. Eskew discussed friction with some of his franchisees, advancing technology and, of course, the Christmas season, when, on the company’s peak day, Dec. 20, he expects to deliver 240 packages a second. Following are excerpts:
Q. So what can you predict about this Christmas?
A. Well, you know each Christmas is a little different, each one has a different personality. This year, we’ll have almost the biggest span of shopping days possible: Thanksgiving fell on the 23rd — the earliest it could fall is the 22nd — and as we move through that last week, we are gearing up for huge volume.
A. It could be; it depends on the weather.
Q. Isn’t your company — along with the other carriers — benefiting enormously from Internet shopping?
A. Yes, it’s so different now, it’s so efficient; just point and click.
Q. And it affects your international business?
A. Oh, yes. This is our 30th year in Europe; for the last eight or nine years, we’ve had double-digit growth in Europe.
Q. How does the rising price of gasoline affect you? Prices have moderated now, but they are still tremendously high compared with those we all grew up with?
A. Our concern is that the cost of gas and energy eats into the pockets of the average consumer.
A. We do our best to minimize those costs; we’ve made our routes more efficient and we’ve put two men on our package cars.
A. Yes, we don’t consider ourselves truckers; we’ve considered ourselves service providers since the days when I was delivering packages.
Q. What is your most recent major change in the company?
A. Within the last year, we’ve made significant refinement in the way packages are tracked. Now, you can go to the same tracking page on the Web, and see any kind of U.P.S. shipment movement. We made an acquisition of a trucking company and that has made it all much more simple.
Q. I read some angry letters from some of the Mail Boxes Etc. franchisees, who didn’t want to change the name of their store. What was that dispute about?
A. Yes. We bought Mail Boxes Etc., and we’ve converted most of those franchises to UPS Stores. There are now over 5,700 UPS Stores and Mail Boxes Etc. stores, where before there were a little over 4,000. We test marketed the two brands — U.P.S. vs. Mail Boxes — and found that the U.P.S. name was much stronger. In the end, some of the Mail Box franchisees decided to end the contract. Part of our takeover included redecorating stores with our brand, which has been great for us.
Q. How do you think U.P.S. stock is doing? Looking at its history, its price has seemed relatively stable, even in erratic times. It closed yesterday at $78.11.
A. We like the way it’s doing. We’ve only been a public company for six or seven years — and we think the stock has room to grow.
Q. Is FedEx your biggest competitor?
A. We trade at a slightly higher price/earnings ratio, but we have a much larger market cap. We’ve been trying to expand the kind of things we do, they’re concentrating more on individual products.
Q. Are there any specifics you want to brag about? Like how U.P.S. has year-over-year revenue growth of 15.8 percent, compared with an industry average of 4.2 percent?
A. I don’t do that. The best part of the business is the people in the brown suits: they’re better than anHoping For a Browe


Business Day|TECHNOLOGY; Competition Is Heating Up As Projectors Go Digital
By ERIC A. TAUB MAY 31, 2004
Sony Electronics hopes that the digital projector it will demonstrate at the Digital Cinema Laboratory in Hollywood this week will become the new industry standard as movie theaters gradually shift from film to digital projection.
The company says its new projector can create images with four times the resolution of the current digital.
Motion picture industry analysts have long predicted a shift to digital projection because using a hard disk, rather than a film projector, to serve up a movie produces a superior image.
Sony's 4k projector creates an image that is 4,096 pixels across and 2,160 high, and has four times the number of pixels delivered by Texas Instruments' 2k DLP Cinema projection chip, which projects an image 2,048 pixels across by 1,080.
If the difference between standard film and a digitally projected print were ''as great as the difference between a VHS tape and DVD, we'd have much more consumer interest in this technology,'' saidr's technology committee.
Only 67 movie theaters in North America use digital projectors, all with the Texas Instruments imaging chip.
Eastman Kodak, another rival, is developing its own 4k digital projector, which it expects to bring to market next year or in 2006. Texas Instruments, however,on, said Doug Darrow of the company's cinema products division.
Mr. Darrow also said that the most advanced Texas Instruments projector, which has 2k resolution, ''a.''
Digital Cinema Initiatives, an industry group financed by seven motion picture studios, is evaluating technical issues and the best way to pay for the shift to digital projection. While projector prices will eventually come down, movie theaters initially may have to spend $150,000 per projector, five times the cost of conventional film projectors, which last up to 30 years.
said his organization recognized that studios need to help pay for the purchase of digital projection equipment. ''The proportion of financingnjoyed by each party,'' he said.
One proposal is for studios to contribute to a fund, in proportion to the money they save by not making prints. Those funds would then be distributed to theater owners to buy the new projector many questions remained to be answered, like who will get the money, when the money will be collected and the tax implications of the fund. Meanwhile, any delay in the transition to digital may be good for Sony, which stands to benefit if theater owners wait for another version of the technology.


As I was driving my motorbike home from aerobics one night, I had to stop abruptly for something in the middle of the road.  As I stopped, I realized it was a bleeding dog.  At the same time that I stopped, a crying woman was crossing the street.  She picked up the dead or dying dog (only about 2 feet in front of me) and carried it into the house just on the left of the street.  (Houses in Thailand are very close to the street.)  I heard both her and another woman wailing.  I don’t know if she hit the dog, or if she saw it happen, or what.  I don’t know either of those women, but I pass by this place every day.  What should I do?  I was filled with indecision. Both women saw me.  In the end, I decided to go home, where the scene was imprinted on my mind.
A day later, I was listening to a sermon, when God convicted me.  Job 2:8-13.
Job’s friends get a bad rap, and rightly so.  But there are a few things that they did right!   What?!  Susan, are you serious?!  They did everything wrong and in the end were rebuked and Job had to pray for them.  Yes, that is true, but there are still a few things they did right.
The first thing they did right: THEY CAME.  They visited Job.  They didn’t just come for a few minutes or a few hours, but for days and weeks.  How often do we visit someone in distress, whether it’s physical or emotional, say a few platitudes, pray for them, commit to pray for them (and rarely ever do), end of story?  For me, it’s much more often than I would like to admit.  We think we HAVE to do something for them.  But all we really need to do, is just be there, let them know that we are hurting with them.  Let them know we care.  Let them see God’s love in us by just being available.  But that doesn’t always fit into our neat and ordered lives, does it?
The second thing that Job’s friends did right was they sat in silence.  For how long?  7 days.  Wow, that’s a long time!  We have a hard time handling even 5 minutes of silence.  They were willing to sit in silence and they listened.  This, I think is one of the hardest things to do.  To listen, to REALLY listen rather than trying to formulate a response in our heads while the other person is speaking.  When we spend time listening, we earn the right to speak Christ into a hurting life.
Going back to the above story:  Why didn’t I stop that evening?  There are two reasons:  The first is that it wasn’t on my agenda.  I had planned to get home, take a shower and spend time doing coursework for my online classes.  Stopping to comfort and help two hurting women wasn’t part of that plan.  The second reason is that I thought I had to DO something, and I didn’t know what to do.  Now I realize that I didn’t really have to DO anything, just be there.  What kind of open doors for sharing the gospel in the future have I now missed because I didn’t stop?  The interesting thing is that God used something that would get my attention.  He used a dog, something that I can empathize with and a hurt that I understand.
Finally, I would like to encourage us all to just be present.  What does that mean?  That means to be present in the moment, to be willing to forgo our own agenda for God’s agenda.  There are hurting people all around us.  Will we let God use us?
Just a little encouragement from my time in Israel.  Enjoy!!
"Therefore if any man [be] in Christ, [he is] a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new."  2 Cor. 5:17
"I was young and now I am old, yet I have never seen the righteous forsaken or their children begging bread."  Psalm 37:25
"He got up, rebuked the wind and said to the waves, "Quiet! Be still!" Then the wind died down and it was completely calm."  Mark 4:39
"He will make your righteous reward shine like the dawn, your vindication like the noonday sun." Psalm 37:6
You don't have to be big and powerful to do great things for the Lord.  Just "be".  As the Jordan River here is not big, it just does what it does.  That's all we need to do - just be and do who and what God created us to.
"Come now, let us settle the matter," says the LORD. "Though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they are red as crimson, they shall be like wool."  Isaiah 1:18
Even when we feel dry spiritually, we can still lift your hands and voice in praise to God!
"I seek you; I thirst for you, my whole being longs for you, in a dry and parched land where there is no water."  Psalm 63:1
Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.  This is indeed a prayer that God will honor.
It's ok to be different.  The yellow flower is different and stands out.  So should our lives as believers stand out among everything else.
"There is a way that appears to be right, but in the end it leads to death."  Proverbs 14:12
"The Lord is my shepherd.  I shall not want."  Psalm 23:1
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All of God's promises are sure!
"Remain in me and I will remain in you and you will bear much fruit.  Apart from me you can do nothing."  John 15:5
"Be still and know that I am God".  Psalm 46:10
"Even when I am old and gray, do not forsake me, O God till I declare your power to the next generation, your might to all who are to come."  Psalm 71:18
Mai pen rai.  Roughly translated it means "never mind".  Mai pen rai is the Thai answer to pretty much everything.  It's used for "you're welcome", "it's ok", etc.  In a culture that values "jai yen", or cool heart, i.e. laid back and relaxed, this phrase is heard quite often.  I've heard many a Christian testimony along these lines:  Before I knew Christ I was "jai ron" (hot heart, i.e. frustrated/upset/angry) quite often, but now that I know Jesus, I am jai yen.  Upon sharing a personal struggle with a Thai friend, it can be disconcerting to hear "mai pen rai".  End of story, next subject.  But, I must say that other than "Praise God" mai pen rai is now probably the one Thai phrase that comes out of my mouth the most.
This week as I was reflecting on my time in Thailand, especially this last year, I can see God working in my life in many ways that I never realized before.  There are many everyday things that I used to freak out about and many long standing hurts that I can honestly say from my heart....mai pen rai.  I can say this because God has healed my heart, because I'm learning to struggle less in and of myself and more in my prayer life.  The battle we fight is not against flesh and blood, but against the powers and authorities of this dark world.  I believe one reason why we're not seeing victory over personal sins and past hurts is because we're not spending TIME with God.  We think that if we come to Him a few times for a few minutes, He must do what we ask.  But we don't KEEP ON crying and praying and seeking and knocking and asking.  I shared in a recent prayer letter about a situation in which I literally spent 3 days crying before the Lord.  And God changed my heart, not the circumstances.  After those 3 days, I could honestly say mai pen rai.  Why?  Because it honestly wasn't an issue for me anymore.  God had changed my heart.  I was just chatting on FB with a former student who used to live at the boys house in Chiang Khong.  He told me to drive carefully and not to cry.  It used to be an on-going joke because one time I was trying to back the truck up in a narrow alley that was only slightly wider than the truck.  I was scared and started to cry.   The students thought that was hysterical.  As I was typing "HAHAHAHA" I realized that getting into tight spots while driving in Thailand no longer freaks me out like it used to.  I can say "mai pen rai".   God is with us.  He's still in control.  We give lip service to that, but do we really mean it?  We tend to live our lives like we ourselves are in control.  When things don't go according to OUR plan, OUR schedule, OUR wants/desires, we get frustrated with God.  When others don't do what they're supposed to, when others hurt us, we keep it inside or we turn to anything and everything except God.  You see, praying is not necessarily to make God do something, but it changes us, from the core of our being to be more like Jesus.  And that glorifies God.
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Trust in God.  It’s amazing how trusting in God can be so simple and yet so profound at the same time.  God tells us to trust Him.  We know that He is trustworthy.  We desperately want to trust Him.  We know we should trust Him, we need to trust Him. But how much do we REALLY trust Him?  “Some trust in chariots and some trust in horses, but we trust in the Name of the Lord our God.”  Psalm 20:7
I thought I did trust God.  I thought I was ok.  My goodness gracious, I’m a missionary.  I was serving God.  I was doing all the right things, wasn’t I?  Then why did I feel so hopeless, so helpless, so distraught?  Why did I want to just crawl in a hole and stay there?  Why did even the thought of talking to people, spending time with others make me cringe inside?  Why was I tired all of the time?  Where was the zest for life, the desire to see people come to know the Lord?  Where was the desire to press into Jesus?  Why did God seem so distant?
I first realized that I felt like this in December 2013, although I had been feeling like that for quite some time prior to that.  I just continued plodding on.  What else was I going to do?  Leave the girls that I loved?  Leave the ministry that I had been serving at for the past 10 years?  Go back to the States and do what exactly?  A dear friend suggested that I go back to the USA on furlough. So, I went.
On the way back to the States, I stayed at the Juniper Tree in Dolphin Bay, a resort specifically for missionaries for 10 days.  For the first time in I don’t know how long, I spent all day just seeking God and enjoying Him in His creation.  For the first time in I don’t know how long, I started to relax and find my way back to God.  Or maybe I have that backwards.  God drew me back to Himself.
Over the next 5 months in the USA, God started to minister to my heart.  He gave me a new perspective on things.  He began to challenge me in a way that I hadn’t allowed Him to do in my life for a long time.  He began to show me that He had a plan to do something new in my life.  God showed me very clearly that I was not to go back and work in the same ministry I had been working at for the past 10 years.  He had something new for me. But God didn’t tell me where specifically He was leading me.  God wanted to know if I would obey Him whether or not I knew the next step.  I can honestly say that was one of the most difficult decisions I’ve had to make in my entire life.  I loved that ministry.  I loved the girls, the people.  I loved the city I lived in.  I loved my house and my comfortable life.  And then it hit me.  It was TOO comfortable.  I wasn’t relying on God.  I was relying on myself.  It was too easy.  I didn’t need God.  I could do it all on my own.
Would I trust God and take the leap of faith to leave my comfort zone?  Even up until the day I arrived back in Thailand I was still going back and forth in my head – stay or go?  Even though I had been telling people I was leaving, I confess there was a part of me that really wanted to stay.  But I knew I couldn’t stay and be in God’s will at the same time.  I took the leap of faith.
I arrived back in Thailand on September 9th, and it wasn’t until the first week of November that I knew the next step.  It’s amazing how one day I would be overflowing with praise to God and would be sure of His leading.  The next day I would be filled with fear - fear of the unknown, fear of the “what if’s”.  Why couldn’t I just trust God everyday all day?   “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him and He will make your paths straight.”  Prov. 3:5-6
You might think that as soon as I had the confirmation from God that Destiny Rescue was the next step, that it was smooth sailing.  It was and it wasn’t.
I say this quite literally:  God worked every detail out.
God provided the paperwork and the money for a new 90 day visa.  I had the paperwork for the visa in one day.  I left for Laos the following day.  Two days later I had the visa and came back to Thailand – no problems whatsoever.  Then I had to find a house.  I found one within 5 days.  There were two other houses I wanted to rent, but I was told to wait by Destiny staff.  Not something I really wanted to hear, but I said ok, Lord, I’ll wait.  Literally, within minutes of me telling both God and Destiny staff that I would wait, we got a call about a house, and this house was THE PERFECT house, and my landlord is a believer.  Then I had to move all of my stuff to the new city I’m living in, an almost 2 hour drive.  God provided a dear friend’s family to come help who brought some awesome Khmu people (Khmu people are a tribal group living in northern Thailand).  We had a total of 4 trucks and they are amazing packers.  They amazingly got all of my stuff on the back of all 4 pickup trucks.  (I so wish I had pictures of this incredible feat, but at the time I couldn’t remember where I had packed my camera.  One truck with a high backed camper shell had 4 bookcases on their sides with a mattress on top and a desk on the tailgate.)  We made it safely to Chiang Rai in one trip.
At every step in this process, I freaked out.  Not visibly for anyone to see.  At night, when I was trying to sleep, I’d talk to God.  Sometimes I wouldn’t talk to God – I’d just talk to myself.  (No, I didn’t answer myself, so we’re ok on that one!)  I’d think “what if”.  I was scared they wouldn’t approve my visa.  I was frustrated at having to spend money on a trip to Laos for the visa because I didn’t realize ahead of time that I’d have to leave the country.  I was terrified I’d spend 4-5 days going back and forth between Chiang Khong and Chiang Rai to move all of my stuff.  I was afraid no one would help me move.  I just wanted a house, any house would do.  I didn’t want to wait.  I was frustrated that I didn’t have a house the first day of looking.  “I will trust and not be afraid.  The Lord, the Lord is my strength and my song; He has become my salvation.”  Isaiah 12:2b
When God would work out a certain detail, I’d praise God and then I’d start worrying about the next detail.  God worked that detail out, and then I’d worry about the next detail.  I’d say God, if you’d only do such and such, everything will be ok and I won’t worry anymore.  God would do such and such, and I’d praise Him.  Then I’d worry again.
So, as we move into 2015, the big issue that’s on my heart is TRUST.  I look at my life from the perspective of where I was at spiritually and emotionally a year ago, and there is no comparison.  I look back and ask myself why didn’t I trust God?  He’s so obviously been working and leading me every step of the way.  I can truly say from the bottom of my heart:  God is trustworthy.  He and He alone holds the future in His hands.  He is my Rock and my Fortress.  I WILL NOT, NO NOT be moved.  It’s a conscious decision to trust God.  It’s not a feeling.  As I look back, I realize that I’ve relied on my feelings more than the truth of God’s Word.  I want to challenge all of us, including myself, to make a conscious decision to trust God.  Trust God when what you see with your eyes tells you something different.  Trust God when you can’t see the outcome. Trust God when it’s not convenient.  Trust God when others tell you not to.  Trust God when your flesh tells you not to.  Trust God when you don’t understand.  Trust God and He will bring you through the eye of the storm.
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A DAY OF SOLITUDE
What comes to your mind when you think of the word solitude?  Have you ever taken an entire 24 hours as a day of rest and solitude to seek God?  What do you believe the benefits would be?
As part of the leadership matters course that I just finished we spent one 24 hour period of time in solitude.  We didn't talk to anyone.  We had the freedom (without guilt) to sleep in or take a nap, jump in the swimming pool, go for a walk, etc.  The purpose was to seek God in a special way and to well, just rest.  How important it is in our very busy lives to take time out to rest and seek God!  I want to encourage all of you to do this as well.  I'm committed to doing it once a month.  I don't want to be at the place of burnout like I was the beginning of this year.  That is not from God.  Jesus calls us to take up His burden because His burden is light and easy and He promises that we WILL find rest for our souls.
This water is very stagnant.  Our lives can become stagnant when we're not seeking God (although we may still be having our daily devotions) and resting in Him
These leaves are a clear picture of what it looks like to be connected to the vine.  They are vibrant and alive.  We need to examine our inner man on a regular basis and ask ourselves if we are living and vibrant and connected to the vine.  Jesus said "Abide in me and I will abide in you.  Apart from me you can do nothing."
This is a picture of something that is still alive, but starting to decay.  It's not getting enough nourishment from the vine.  I've noticed in my own life that when I start to be like this leaf spiritually, I don't even realize until I'm much browner than this leaf.
Notice how the branches hanging down from the tree are brown and appear not to have a lot of life even though the tree is still alive?  When we isolate ourselves from others like this rock is isolated from the rest of it's environment, we start wasting away little by little.
This second picture is a close up of the tree in the first picture.  How many blessings do we miss out on because we're not really looking or watching or waiting expectantly on God for those blessings.  We're so busy going about our daily routine that we miss these wonderful things that God has for us along the way.
We are to be a clear reflection of God's glory.
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How to sum up 5 months in the USA?  That is the question before me.  In the 12 years I’ve been in Thailand, this is the longest I’ve been back in the States.  Before coming back to the USA, I prayed for a car and for money to sightsee around AZ, and to see many things that I haven’t seen in a very long time.  In the end, I didn’t sightsee around AZ, but God took me to CA and to CO and I saw things I have never seen before.  God far surpassed my expectations!!
New and wonderful cultures, (if I may be so bold as to use the word culture) I’ve been introduced to:
God’s creation that I’d never before seen:
Things I can now cross off my bucket list:
Milked a goat; got licked by a cow; fed squirrels from my hand;
Rode the tram at Palm Springs, Sky Harbor Airport and the Phoenix Metro Tram
After many of years of living with teenage girls in Thailand, I find myself relating more than I ever dreamed of with friends who have children of their own.  Who would’ve thought??
I got to share about Thailand with a Teen challenge group.
I’ve shared about Thailand with twice as many groups as I ever have before, and God is working, even when we can’t see it.
I saw “God is not dead” and I now have a crush on Michael Tait of the Newsboys.
I’ve stayed at 13 different homes throughout these 5 months and each family I have stayed with has enriched my life in some way.  I’ve taken something away from each place I’ve stayed.
A time of personal reflection is a good and profitable thing.
My collection of postcards is increasing by the day.  I’m so happy!
Finally, after 2 days of tears, I learned how to use an I-pad.
I have regained a sense of adventure and zest for life.  I’m excited about leaving my comfort zone, believe it or not.  I’ve learned more about HOW to rest in God.  I’ve learned that I can be busy and still be at peace in my heart.  My circumstances don’t need to control my emotions.  I CAN have victory over my emotions and my sin when I remember who God is and who I am in Christ. Christ has already won the victory on the cross.  The same mighty power that raised Christ from the dead and seated Him at the right hand of God in the heavenly realms is available to me as His child.  I am adopted into His family and am co-heir with Christ.  But too often I forget that and dwell in my own little disgusting world, allowing free reign to my fleshly thoughts.  The apostle Paul said that we are to take captive every thought to the obedience of Christ and to let our thoughts dwell on things above.  All of those little irritations and frustrations of everyday life are minor in comparison to the glory that awaits us.  Oh God, let us truly be able to say from our hearts “It is well with my soul.”
Let us wallpaper the walls of our minds with Scripture!!
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It's been an amazing 2.5 months since being back in the States.  God's love and grace that He consistently pours out on us is overwhelming.  This is my first trip back "home" (our real home is in heaven and we are only strangers and sojourners here) in 4 years and the first time in the 12 years that I've been in Thailand that I've been back longer than 3 months.  I will be here for a total of 5 months, and I've been here for a 2.5 months already.  I pray that everyone who reads this will be blessed and encouraged to continue on in faith in our wonderful Lord Jesus Christ.  I personally have nothing to say, but I pray that God will take the few things that I do say to encourage each and every one of us.  God has allowed me to rest, relax and spend time with friends.
Fellowship with many of you has been one of the highlights of this trip.  Getting to see where everyone is at and praying with you and for each other is a blessing.  The church is believers, not just a building, and it's been great to just be with the church and have fellowship, food and fun.  (I've already gained I don't know how much weight!  My clothes are not fitting anymore, and I know that when I go back to Thailand, they're all going to say "Susan, you're really fat!")  But the food has been out of this world!
I've spent 2 months in AZ and 2 weeks in North Carolina.  One of my goals while I'm here is to do things I've never done before.  We have a tendency to get in that rut of "same ol' same ol'" and forget that there is excitement and adventure out there if we only look for it. Never be afraid or to busy to do something new. I believe that God meant us to walk with Him on a daily basis and EXPECT Him to do new, great and wonderful things in our lives.  Our problem is that we aren't looking and we get sidetracked by many different things.  Here are a few of the NEW things that's happened to me and that I've done since being back:
Seeing alpacas up close and personal
riding both the Sky Harbor tram and the Phoenix metro tram (downtown Phoenix is an AMAZING place!
Painting a house, or at least part of one!
Experiencing the Billy Graham center (library)
I was struck by how God can take an ordinary person who is humble and sold out for Jesus Christ and use him/her for God's glory in a great way.  God wants to use each of one of us right where we're at.  Are we willing to seek God's plan and His glory rather than our own??
For the first time since I was 12 years old, 2 of my brothers and my sister and I were in the same place at the same time.  Anyone who doesn't believe that God still works today, this is proof my friends.  Also, (unfortunately, no picture as of yet) my other brother (who is not pictured above) have renewed our relationship after 23 years of no contact whatsoever!  God does indeed work miracles!
As this tree provides a sort of covering for whoever, whatever is underneath it, so God provides a covering for us, shelters us from the storms of life.  But we can always decide on our own to walk away from the covering/protection that God provides.  We do that when we willfully sin, disobey God and seek our own path.  God's covering/protection is for our own good.  Under His shelter, we find safety, love and grace.
It's ok to be a little weird and different!!
The live tree is next to the dead tree.  The live tree is a picture of us clinging to Christ during the dry times while the dead tree is a picture of us apart from the Living Water.
One of the things I have struggled with since being in Thailand, is that I always feel like I'm in a fishbowl.  Everyone watches everything I do and they see the good and bad.  I can't just be anonymous.  As I was admiring all of the beautifully colored and shaped fish in this aquarium, God spoke to me.  He told me that I'm to shine forth His glory to those around me so others can see God's light in me and admire Him just as I was admiring the fish.  An incredible sense of peace enveloped me as I sensed God's nearness and His presence with me.  He's right there with us through the calm and the storms.
God reaches down to us (upper picture) and we reach up to Him - the picture of a personal relationship with Christ.
The power of God is an incredible thing to behold!  God's power is the mighty power that raised Christ from the dead and seated Him at the place of honor at God's right hand in the heavenly places.  That is the same power that is available to us who believe Him!  Eph. 1
I love this sign!  You have to keep your sense of humor!!!!!!!!!
A big thank you to each of the churches that I've shared at or just visited!  I have been truly blessed to be part of the fellowship and to worship with you!  A big thank you to my coffee and 24 buddies.  You know who you are!  A big thank you to everyone who has opened their house to me!  Your hospitality is beyond description.  Thank you to 2 very special people who have sacrificed much of themselves and leant me their car to use for 2 of the 2 and a half months that I've been here.  A BIG thank you to everyone for the great food.
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I am a native Arizonian. I got saved when I was 18. I always thought I would go to heaven because I was a good person. One day, a friend invited me to church. I was amazed when everyone opened their Bibles together. A few weeks later I was encouraged by a song that spoke of a God who is real and who listens and cares. I said, "God, if you are really there, do something, anything." Immediately I was filled with a sense of peace and knew that God was in that room with me and that He loved me. I began to understand there is absolutely NOTHING I can do to earn my way to heaven. I observed that if an American wanted to hear about Christ, he/she could. I saw there are many places around the world where there is NO opportunity for people to hear about God, and He began to break my heart for these people. I have been living in Thailand as a missionary for 7 years. I have been in Chiang Khong working with Hmong people for 5 years. I have a hostel for Hmong teenage girls, a place where they can come and learn about Jesus while getting an education. Some are orphans, some have family problems and others come from very poor families who can't afford to send them to school.


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Did you realize that your Controller has a headphones socket ? But the sounds comes through the speaker though you plugged in Headphones ?
So I decided to write a small applet, which would make me able to switch headphones manually via a menu:
this applet is tested and working with a 7.3 to 7.5 firmware
You then have to go back to the menu to switch again.
BEWARE: going to bed with headphones turned on and your wife sleeping beside you maybe isn't a good idea as long as you didn't test for sideeffects. I don't know if and under what circumstances the controller decides to switch back to speakers
By the way: If you face the issue, that headphones aren't switching automatically, before you use this applet, PLEASE take the time, create a bugzilla account and vote for the bug !
I think it also makes sense to leave a comment there.
open WebUI of SqueezeboxServer, there open settings.
go to the 'Advanced'-Tab, select 'Extension Downloader'
under 'Additional Repositories' add 'http://www.stagessound.de/bluegaspode.xml' and apply. It looks as if nothing changed, but the fun part now is at the controller
take your controller, select 'Settings->Advanced->Applet Installer', there you will find the 'Headphone Switcher'.
select it and start the install, your controller will restart and you will find the applet under 'extras'-menu
Again on SqueezeboxServer go the the settings, this time to the tab 'Plugins'. At the lower end you will find 'Additional repositories' where you can add the URL from above.
On the Controller the menu-structure for installing applets changed a bit as well. Again go to 'Settings->Advanced->Applet Installer', select the Headphone-Switcher and then select the option 'Install'.
No go one menu up where you will find a button 'Install/Remove 1/0', if you press it, all selected applets will be downloaded and installed. Your Controller then restarts.
On the 7.4 firmware the 'Extras' menu doesn't show by default. You have to activate it under 'Settings->Home Menu'.
Tips for better playback
If you are not satisfied with the playback of your controller (pops, crackles) the following tips might help:
Try to turn of the 'Now Playing' Screensafer while playing music (you can configure this under the screensafers setting). This screen draws some computational power which should be better used for playback
Try to use low-bitrate mp3 first (192kB/s). You might also try to have your server automatically transcode the music on the fly to lower bitrates (if it sends streams to the Controller only of course). Go to the Settings-Screen on the Web-UI, choose the Controller and than audio -> there you'll find appropriate settings.
30.08.2009: added instructions for running under 7.4
31.08.2009: full feature set under 7.4 (>r7335), automatic detection of 7.3/7.4 firmware
30.09.2009: updated 7.4 install instructions
01.10.2009: fixed unaligned popup-texts on 7.4
Last edited by bluegaspode; 2010-06-16 at 14:13.
Great work on the applet!
The "automatic" headphone switching worked for me once or twice, but usually didn't. I voted for the bug quite some time ago. At one point I modified the settings to force the output to the headphone, but I like having the audio feedback on the speaker, so I reversed the change. Your applet is a nice solution. Hopefully you can figure out how to get it to work under V7.4 by the time I'm ready to switch version!
PS- I'm listening to some Stevie Ray Vaughan on headphones through my controller as I write this!
Yes, this is a great little applet.
I took the liberty of adding localisation so it would speak danish to me.
EDIT: And now I just realised that the english I have added is different that yours. Sorry I will change it back
Last edited by Kuben72; 2009-08-29 at 09:13.
2 Duet, 1 SB3, 1 Boom and 2 Radios
And now with the originally English translation
The current version is uploaded to the wiki.
Does this Applet make the headphonejack active, also when playing from SB???
Because then it would solve my problem, with listening to Internet radio through Squeezenetwork. That function is not available anymore, when I am using The Controller as a player.
Originally Posted by callesoroe
Um - I'm currently listening to internet-radio via SN and my wife is lying beside me sleeping and not complaining, so I guess this counts as a 'yes'
The applet should route all audio-output to the headphone jack.
I just fixed all issues under 7.4 FW. Now all popups turn up in the new UI-style and I really like it
7.3 style of course unaffected, applet automatically detects firmware version.
Also this night a 7.4 firmware-bug was solved (hey this was fast!), so the applet will run out of the box now - no more extra tweaking needed.
Latest version uploaded to the wiki as always.
I installed this yesterday (7.3.4) It works brilliantly. My only grief is the tedious manual installation.
Thank you, Logitech erhm... I mean bluegaspode for making my controller work as a player as well.
Is this applet an embarrassment to Logitech? Yes, they are busy rolling out new devices and probably under a huge economical pressure making resources sparse. But still...


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