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WINSTED, MN  Since Jan Cartwright of Winsted joined VOSH-Minnesota (Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity) three-and-a-half years ago, she has been doing her part to improve the vision of others.
She not only helps to collect and sort used eyeglasses for VOSH twice a month, but has volunteered her time and energy traveling to other countries on two separate missions that were organized specifically to help provide vision care to those who cannot afford it on their own. Cartwright has found accommodations for the VOSH trips do not always offer modern conveniences. On her last trip to Montero, Peru there was only cold running water, and some of the volunteers had to use outdoor facilities. But Cartwright was willing to sacrifice her comfort, plus long clinic hours, for the gratification of being able to witness firsthand the long lines of people who waited their turn to take advantage of the free vision care, and the appreciation by so many of them when their vision was improved.
“The patient’s ability to see more clearly was overwhelming at times. There were many exclamations of ‘muchas gracias’ and ever so many hugs of thanks,” Cartwright said.
She found the mission so gratifying that when she returned to the US, she immediately signed up for a second mission in June of this year to Montero, Peru.
This time the group distributed 1,800 eyeglasses in four days to children as young as 3 and 4 years old, all the way up to senior citizens. “It is so rewarding,” Cartwright said. “It just makes you cry. You get tears in your eyes because the people are so thrilled they can see to read.”
Cartwright is a member of the Winsted Lions Club. It was through the Lions Club that she first learned about VOSH because the Lions Club collects and recycles eyeglasses used for the VOSH missions. “I had heard about the missions that VOSH went on and I wanted to extend my knowledge of what happens to the eyeglasses once the Lions Club had collected them,” Cartwright said.
In Winsted, the Lions Club has containers at Dueber’s, Distinctive Dental Services, Keaveny Drug, St. Mary’s Care Center, Winsted Chiropractic, Winsted Library, and Ridgeview Clinic where anyone can drop off donated used eyeglasses. Eyeglasses that are collected through the Lions Club and other organizations are brought to VOSH-Minnesota headquarters in Crystal. Twice a month, Cartwright and other volunteers help sort the eyeglasses.
Once sorted, the donated eyeglasses are sent to a Lions Club or to inmates at a local prison, where the eyeglasses are processed to measure the strength of the glasses, and a prescription is assigned to each pair. After that, the eyeglasses are put in a sealed plastic bag.
The glasses are then returned to VOSH-Minnesota, where they are sorted into trays of bifocals, and eyeglasses for near-sightedness and far-sightedness. When the final sorting is completed, they are sent ahead to various missions planned by VOSH International.
In Montero, Cartwright said the eyeglasses arrived in November for the June mission.
Then, each patient is examined by an optometrist. On the most recent trip to Montero, Cartwright said there were four optometrists who traveled with the group, and five Canadian optometry students. There are two more VOSH mission trips coming up in 2011 that Cartwright is once again considering.
One, in January, is to an area south of Mazatlan, Mexico; and next summer, the mission group might go back to Ecuador or possibly a different mission in Venezuela.
“I am thinking about it,” Cartwright said. “We have to pay for our whole trip  for our lodging, food, and our airfare. I will have to see how much money it is and how much I can save.” VOSH is always looking for volunteers, according to Cartwright. More information about upcoming trOSH should go to www.voshminnesota.org.
Work sessions take place at the office of Dr. Jim Hess, 5200 Douglas Drive, Crystal, MN 55429 from 6:30 tore about VOSH
VOSH was organized in 1972 by a Kansas optometrist, Dr. Franklin Harms. Since that time, it has become the leading professional provider of volunteer vision care to developing countries of the world.
VOSH-Minnesota is one of 32 state chapters and 18 student chapters in the US, Canada, Honduras, India, Africa, and the Netherlandt


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We are challenged always with lead times on machines and installation at customers, so therefore it has been important for us to establish a new way to test our software and equipment before going on the physics of machines.
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Danish machine builder DISA is a leading provider of molding equipment and foundry technology.
From brake discs to kitchenware
With high quality solutions for molding machines in foundries, DISA has made its way to the top suppliers in the industry. Products that are made using DISA’s technology range from brake discs for cars to premium kitchenware.
DISA’s focus has always been on higher quality and less energy consumption. Being a long-time user of Siemens technology, DISA integrated the Digital Enterprise solution portfolio step by step in order to implements virtual commissioning for new machines.
From simulation to virtual commissioning
Reducing test times from two weeks to one – that’s one of many benefits DISA reaps from simulations. By successfully integrating simulations into their workflow, the company can offer virtual commissioning to its customers.
The simulation of molding lines helps DISA to avoid failures
Downtimes in foundries are extremely expensive. So, DISA was looking for new ways to test their software and machines before they are shipped to the customer. The company started with one part of a new machine, simulated it in detail, and then moved on to the next part.
This way, DISA is now able to simulate the whole molding line. There’s a huge advantage over testing a physical machine in the real world: It sparks the creativity of the engineers, because they can try everything imaginable without having to be afraid of possibly damaging an expensive machine. It’s more like computer gaming and makes them more confident and more thorough.
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DISA relies on automation hardware and software from Siemens. Having everything they need from a single vendor is a huge benefit, which becomes even more important as the local Siemens subsidiary in Denmark support DISA can easily establish the contact between DISA engineers and Siemens experts.
It all started with SIMIT, when DISA connected the physical PLC to the simulation. Now they also use PLCSIM Advanced to simulate the controller and to use higher processing speeds. DISA is able to create digital twins of their machines, which helps them to offer new business models like better aftersales support. In addition, it offers them the opportunity to present their technology virtually to customers and prospects, e.g. on trade fairs, thus saving them the need to transport heavy machines. The digital twin is just as functional and impressive.
It’s big for us to have all from the same supplier, so that you know everything works together.
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The innovation box brings together engineers that work on the real machine and the team that updates the digital twin.
The machine simulation feels intuitive and inspires engineers to take risks they wouldn’t take with the real machine.
Having the digital twin of a new machine helps to demonstrate its functions to customers and offer innovative services.
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Implementing the digital transformation becomes easier when companies also change the ways their engineers work together. DISA built an innovation box right in the middle of the shop floor to push interdisciplinary collaboration. The idea was to have a workplace close to the assembly line to speed up the communication between the team working on the physical machine and the team that created and updates the digital twin.
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Everything can be simulated. We had difficulties finding something that we couldn’t do.
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Roland Brady is one of the most original jewelers we know. And not just a jeweler, he also writes, helps his mother with her sheep, guides visitors to Monument Valley, acts, and helps in production for film companies. His is a unique mind, coupled with a profoundly spiritual soul. His crosses are as unique as he is.
This amazing cross includes a high level of detailed work and many techniques, such as applique, overlay, hand-texturing, hand-chiseling, stamping, cutouts, and even a cylindrical, stamped, barrel bead!
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The other side of the cross has the saddle blanket design that is a favorite of Roland’s, with some amazing stamped dots and other designs around the corners of the center of the cross.
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The book of the exhibition at Riflemaker of how the ANALOG world quickly slipped away without us noticing. In 2009, the photographer Richard Nicholson embarked on a mission to photograph and archive central London's two hundred and seventy-four professional photographic darkrooms. By the time he had made it to sixty of them, the remainder had closed. By the time of the exhibition there were just seven darkrooms remaining. What is the real meaning of the word ANALOG (or 'DIGITAL' for that matter? And what really is the difference between the multifarious new ways in which we now operate, our lives having been 'digitised' more or less against our wishes. The book looks at the impact on music recording and domestic lighting and heating as well as photography and film. Text by Tot Taylor and Richard Nicholson.


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Out of the 1.5 million students who sit for the exam, honors are awarded to about 50,000 with the highest combined score on the two sections ofThese recognized students are classified into several categories:
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Last month, Gillingham reflexologist Georgie Peaurt decidfire by organising a raffle and donating some of her clients’ payments for one month from 19th June, and enlisting help from other local therapists, who gladly donated treatment vouchers as raffle prizes.
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The work here, from my collection When I say I believe women…, is centred on the kind of feminism that, surrounded by male competitors / friends, still refuses to be compromised or outdone in ethical, social or artistic terms. It rejects gratuitous self-promotion as a major cause of skin-loss & instead challenges the word at the expense of the line, to the suspicion of the phrase, at the beck & call of the sign. The collection's inspired by and dedicated to Leslie Scalapino, Kathleen Fraser and Rosmarie Waldrop - the best kind of writers.
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It’s Not Your Message!
Posted on 21 March 2015 by Robert BlackburnMarch 21, 2015
The fruit of the Spirit, is not just a talking point. The truth is, it’s the kind of fruit that tells others, if you are really what you say you are. It shows very well, what our priorities really are. Anyway, I sometimes am led to speak about certain things I’m not so comfortable about; just like many others here. You stir up a hornets nest, and there’s a good chance you are going to get stung. Just thinking about it, makes you want to take off running. I did not feel comfortable with the message; I wanted to erase it; almost did.
Just then, I said out loud; I can’t take this pressure. I’ “IT’S NOT YOUR MESSAGE!”
Needless to say, I sat back down. You see, when we are truly cannot say anything we want to say. We don’t go off in any direction we want to go; we don’t choose the topic, and, we do not come across anyway we want to come across. We pray, study and make our notes; however, if He decides to go another way, we turn, and follow.? Because, in this hour we are in today, with trouble truly on every side, with all the signs coming to pass that Christ spoke of, and more to come, the message, does not match the times we are in today.
The Holy Ghost is not interested in an entertainment program or any thing that rocks God’s people to sleep. Neither is the Spirit interested in a lot of harsh type of rhetoric or any kind of minister ranting or railing and operating too much in self. If it’s the Holy Ghost, it will also have balance and depth; and fruit.
It’s Not Your Message! — 1 Comment
gary on 21 March 2015 at 10:09 pm said:
Mr. Robert, with all due respect sir, it sounds like you’re offended by the feedback you are receiving from your facebook posts. May God show you mercy (non judgement) as you boldly proclaim His Word.
Matt 5:7Humbly ….gary


Kasowitz, who heads up the New York-based firm Kasowitz Benson Torres LLP, finally appeared at 2:29 p.m. and was introduced as "President Donald Trump's personal attorney." The seasoned litigator began with the talking point that Trump's supporters have settled on — that the president himself was never personally under investigation. Kasowitz stated, "; tOn two key quotes, Kasowitz directly contradicted Comey. He declared, "To'…he did say to Mr. Comey 'General Flynn is a good guy.'" Moments later, Trump's attorney stated that Comey's assertion that Trump said "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty" is false. Kasowitz stated, definitively, "He never said it in form, he never said it in substance." Comey's recording of Trump's so-called "loyalty request" was one of the bombshells of his prepared statement. The former FBI director wrote that after Trump asked for his loyalty, he "didn't move, speakKasowitz then criticized Comey's decision to leak his memos detailing one-on-one meetings with Trump to the press. In the hearings, Comey admitted that he gave a copy of his memos to a friend, a professor at Columbia University, and instructed him to leak them. The former FBI director also said that he hoped the information might engender calls . Kasowitz stated that "e New York attorney closed with returning to his talking point, "In sum, itand investigation…t."
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This past weekend, Mount Allison students and local elders built an Indigenous longhouse in the academic quad to visually represent reconciliation. Part of Decolonizing Methodologies, a third-year sociology course taught by Prof. Chris George, this event provided an opportunity for the students to learn Indigenous teachings from local elders.
The building process began on Friday, Oct. 13, when elders Gkisedtanamoogk and Miigam’agan came to campus to speak with students about longhouses and their cultural significance. A longhouse is a narrow building created by tying saplings together. The elders explained that longhouses serve many roles in Indigenous communities, and are often used for community and family gatherings.
That evening, the class joined the elders to search the surrounding forests for birch saplings with which to construct the longhouse. However, because there were more alder saplings available to be harvested, the elders decided to use them instead of birch.
Early the next morning, the students and elders went to the harvesting site, where a ceremony was conducted to honour the saplings before they were harvested and transported back to the academic quad. There, joined by elder Ron Tremblay, the participants began building the longhouse.
The building process involved cleaning the saplings, tearing coloured fabric, preparing twine and digging holes in the ground. While the longhouse was built, the elders shared the teachings of the longhouse, explaining that every aspect of the longhouse – from the colour of the ties to the order of their placement – carried a different teaching.
For the students, building the longhouse provided a valuable learning experience about land-based practices in Indigenous cultures. “[One aspect of the class] was getting out on the land and connecting with Indigenous processes and Indigenous knowledge, Indigenous ways of learning and passing on knowledge, and trying to introduce our class (which is predominantly non-Indigenous) to Indigenous ways of learning and knowing,” said George. “[These] ancestral ways that have been around for so many generations are marginalized and not fully practiced; [learning about them] is the point of reconciliation.”
After completing the longhouse, the class and the elders shared conversation and a meal in the Mawita’mkw, an Indigenous gathering space in the student centre.
Following the meal, the group went back to the building site and entered the longhouse, where there was a smudging ceremony. Before leaving, everybody exchanged hugs and thanked each other for their contributions to the weekend.
Laylia Bennett, a student in the class said, “I have so much love and respect in my heart for everybody who participated in this longhouse building experience – it’s been a really special few days and it’s been a really valuable learning experience and I am really thankful to have had this opportunity.”
Originally, the idea was to construct the longhouse and tear it down at the end of the day. During the building process the students realized that they wanted to have a representation of their experience seen by the community. They decided that the longhouse should be left up for the entire coming week.
While students are welcomed and encouraged to spend time in the longhouse, the class requested that students not bring alcohol or drugs near the structure and that community members enter through the east entrance nearest the library. Treating the longhouse respectfully is an act of reconciliation that all members of the Mt. A community and beyond are responsible for participating in. Hailie Tattrie, a student taking the course, said, “I hope this is going to be a source of education for a lot of students and that everyone recognizes the importance of it.”
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Humble, focused and ambitious: Infosys’ story in Europe sets the stage for sustainable growth
Infosys’ localization initiative pays off as Europe-based clients opt-in for price-competitive services that are aligned with their overall vision
Hosted at Infosys’ Design and Innovation Studio in London, the Infosys Leadership Forum provided attendees with a glimpse into how Infosys is taking an active role in shaping “digital Europe” from both a skills and capabilities perspective.
While North America remains Infosys’ main hub in revenue-generating opportunities, comprising 61.9% of Infosys’ total sales in 3Q21, Europe’s performance over the past several quarters, including the signing of the largest deal in company history with Daimler AG, highlights Infosys’ relentless execution around the pillars of its Navigate Your Next strategy. Localization is fueling much of this success as more than 70% of Infosys’ talent in Europe are local hires.
Infosys’ Europe sales increased 22.8% year-to-year in 3Q21, marking the third consecutive quarter of double-digit growth, a trend we believe will continue at least through the end of FY22 (March 31, 2022). Additionally, high-quality price-competitive proposals enabled by its large deals team and backed by a rightsized and right-skilled bench helped Infosys expand its share of large deals. Infosys has added two new clients within the $50-plus million category and five new clients within the $100-plus million category since 3Q20.
Infosys realizes the value of being local and continues to invest in regional resources and infrastructure, including the opening of a Cyber Defense Center in Romania and a Digital Innovation Studio in Germany as well as the acquisition of Czech-based ServiceNow shop GuideVision over the past couple of years. The company’s success in Europe is no surprise given regional clients have been warming up to outsourcing as they seek cost-efficient modernized IT infrastructures and business processes. Infosys’ ability to stay true to its core value proposition on the services supply side paired with its aforementioned investments in innovation, talent and portfolio offerings, including Infosys Cobalt, and ability to manage its partner ecosystem has set the stage for the company to expand regional market share.
Investments in environmental, social and governance (ESG) initiatives also help Infosys win regional clients’ mindshare as buyers increasingly seek external support to implement government-mandated decarbonization frameworks. As with any new technology and/or a framework, use cases provide invaluable benefit for all parties. According to Infosys the company became carbon neutral in 2020 — well ahead of many of its peers and partners — and we believe the company can use its own experience as a customer zero use case for enterprise buyers seeking to embark on their sustainability initiatives.
With Infosys already executing on its ESG 2030 vision centered on the theme of “Driving profit with purpose,” the company is also seeking to build trust in the circular economy by retuning its mindset and approach to balancing shareholder and stakeholder priorities, with the latter group increasingly challenging the status quo, compelling Infosys and its peers to pay closer attention to investing in portfolio, skills and partner offerings.
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Customer panels and use cases amplified Infosys’ value proposition during both the analyst and advisory meetings as well as the main parts of the leadership forum throughout the day. While this customer insight was relevant and connected to the theme of the event, a discussion around Infosys’ deal with Daimler AG stood out.
Infosys Leadership Forum Europe: Infosys held its first in-person forum after an almost two-year pause caused by the pandemic. The company also made the event available virtually, setting the stage for what might become the norm moving forward for such experiences. During the daylong event, thought leaders, government appointees, client executives, analysts and advisors listened to presentations, panel discussions and client stories centered on the theme Acceleration, Inclusion and Transformation. With ever-important topics around skills, digital transformation, sustainability and innovation, Infosys and participants had thought-provoking discussions punctuated by use cases and client stories that highlighted the company’s capabilities as well as its value proposition as being among the key players able to operate and execute in a post-pandemic world.
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The Data Professional Technical Forum (DPTF) is a series of virtual workshops, launched in 2021, where Australian Public Service (APS) agencies share their experience in the technical aspects of working with data. For more information, please see the previous APS Data Professional Stream News article about the DPTF.
The first year of DPTF workshops was a great success, with audience members praising the forum as an effective avenue for connecting data professionals across the APS, learning about common technical challenges and developing a greater awareness of the external context for their own agency’s data usage.
It is great to see DPTF workshops going from strength to strength, and now involving Key goals of the Data Profession are to build technical expertise and networks among technical experts across the APS, and the DPTF workshops are contributing admirably to these goals.
Another large audience tuned in to the first DPTF workshop of 2022, which was held in February on the topic of machine learning for informing policy. Data professionals fthe Gradient Institute, presentedopic, including the ethical challenge of mitigating data, algorithmic and human biases, and using machine learning as a tool for causal inference. If you missed it, or any of the workshops from 2021, the recordings can be viewed on the APS Data Professional Stream video library.
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6. A polyurethane dispersion as claimed in claim 1 wherein the polyol has a glass transition (Tg) temperature of at least −100° C. and at most −30° C.
c) at least one residue of a C2 to C10 diol.
10. A polyurethane dispersion as claimed in any precedingparticles of the polyurethane is from 40 nm to 200 nm when measured by laser correlation spectroscopy.
11urethane dispersion is an aqueous polyurethane dispersion and the dispersing medium comprises water.
12. A coating composition comprising a polyurethane dispersion as claimed in claim 1.
13. A coating composition as claimed in claim 12 wherein the coating composition has a König hardness of at least 40s when measured according to DIN ISO 2815.
14dries at room temperature when applied to a substrate and does not undergo a curing reaction.
18. A polyol as claimed in claim 15 wherein the weight ratio of dimer fatty residue to furan dicarboxylic acid residue is at least 4:1 and at most 20:1.
Polyurethane dispersions are used in coating compositions, for example paints. Such coating compositions provide surface protective and/or decorative coatings which may be applied to substrates and allowed to dry or cure to form continuous protective and decorative films. Such coatings may plastics, and plaster. Important properties of the formed film include hardness and resistance to waterby the applicant that the use of a residue of a furan dicarboxylic acid (FDCA) in combination with a dimer fatty residue in a polyol may provide a coating formed from a polyurethane dispersion which comprises the polyol with improved properties which balance flexibility and chemical/hydrolysis resistance with increased hardnesdimer fatty residue may provide the flexibility and hydrolysis resistance due to its amorphous and hydrophobic nature and the residue of a furan dicarboxylic acid may provide the hardness due to its crystalline or semi-crystalline nature.
b) at least one residue of a furan dicarboxylic acid.
The polyol described herein with regard to the polyol described in connection with the polyurethane dispersion of the first aspect of the invention.
It will be understood that, when describing the number of carbon atoms in a substituent group (e.g. ‘C1 to C6’), the number refers to the total number of carbon atoms present in the substituent group, including any present in any branched groups. Additionally, when describing the number of carbon atoms in, for example fatty acids, this refers to the total number of carbon atoms including the one at the carboxylic acid, and any present in any branch groups.
The term ‘polyol’ is well known in the art, and refers to a molecule comprising more than one hydroxyl group. The term ‘active hydrogen’ refers to the hydrogen atoms present as part of the hydroxyl groups of the polyol.
The term ‘polyester’ as used herein refers to a molecule or group with more than one ester bond.
The term ‘functionality’ as used herein with regard to a molecule or part of a molecule refers to the number of functional groups in that molecule or part of a molecule. A ‘functional group’ refers to a group in a molecule which may take part in a chemical reaction. For example, a carboxylic acid group, a hydroxyl group and an amine group are all examples of functional groups. For example, a diacid (with two carboxylic acid groups) and a diol (with two hydroxyl groups) both have a functionality of 2 and a triacid and triol both have a functionality of 3.
The term ‘dimer


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Today the property is owned by De Gruchy’s Lime Works, a masonry supplier.
The Derstine family has been prolific in numbers, producing strong and numerous descendants who lived, on the whole, quiet and happy lives in the Mennonite community of eastern Pennsylvania. Several Derstine artifacts and images from the Mennonite Heritage Center collection capture this quiet rural life.
This fraktur by John D. Souder, made on his 75th birthday, March 4, 1940, commemorates his ancestors Michael and Agnes Derstine with a depiction of Agnes, perhaps, at her spinning wheel; a stanza of “My country, ‘tis of thee” in German and English; and a reassuring passage from Micah 4:4, “And…he grape arbor under which Agnes sits contains a blessing in German: “The Lord bless thy going out and thy coming in.” Gift of Irene Keller Goshow (1987.41.1)
Noah’s son, James B. Derstine (1876-1961) was postman for Souderton until World War I forced him to quit the job. As a U.S. postman, he would have been required to sell war bonds, an activity forbidden by the Mennonite Church; so he took up marketing instead.
James was a song leader at Rockhill Mennonite Church, and was interviewed in old age by Isaac Clarence Kulp about Mennonite church music. The notes of that interview are in the I. C. Kulp Papers at the MHC, and you can hear James sing 19th-century Mennonite hymns and share memories in Pennsylvania Dutch on this circa 1960 recording from the Kulp Collection: Click here.
James B. Derstine, circa 1935, with wife Katie and daughters (left to right) Kathryn, Hilda, Susanna and Naomi, at their home on Main Street, Souderton.
This classic American scene, almost straight off the cover of Saturday Evening Post, is the family of Norman and Ellen Derstine Rittenhouse celebrating Thanksgiving in Towamencin Township, 1955.
Other Derstine’s lived not so quietly.
In recent years, Mennonite Derstine women have pioneered in church leadership. Sue Clemmer Steiner, born in Souderton, PA, whose mother was a Derstine, became one of the first women ordained to the Mennonite ministry in Ontario, Canada in 1986. Another Ontarian, Grace Derstine Brunner, pioneered in the area of husband-wife-team pastoral work. With husband Paul, she provided leadership for several Mennonite congregations across the United States.
Sue Clemmer Steiner (left) and Grace Derstine Brunner with husband Paul (right).
Grace’s father, Clayton F. Derstine (1891-1967), early followed the fire of an internal call to ministry. He began teaching Sunday School just two weeks after being baptized at Souderton Mennonite Church in 1911. His zeal for evangelism and Fundamentalist ideas were too much for the traditional Souderton/Franconia community, and he moved to Altoona, PA, where he was ordained a minister in 1914 and bishop in 1921. Ultimately, he was called to pastor the First Mennonite Church of Kitchener, Ontario, where the congregation quadrupled in size under his leadership. In Franconia Conference, however, he was forbidden to preach until 1932 when limited permission was given that he could preach at Souderton “when he is home visiting his folks” (Franconia Conference Resolutions, Oct. 6, 1932).
A cousin, Gerald G. Derstine (b. 1929), also felt a call that set him apart from the mainstream, and it’s his biography that is entitled Following the Fire. In 1955, Gerald was serving as pastor of a rural Mennonite mission in Minnesota when he experienced the baptism of the Holy Spirit (speaking in tongues) and was converted to Pentecostal faith. This witness was largely unwelcome at home among Mennonites of Franconia Conference, but Derstine found many open ears in other communities and developed an evangelistic ministry, Gospel Crusade, Inc., and Christian retreats in Minnesota and Florida.
A Derstine descendant who found success in ministry among local Mennonites, even as he encouraged progressive change, was David F. Derstine (1924-2006). Serving the Blooming Glen Mennonite congregation from 1951 (when it was recovering from a painful conflict) until 1976, Derstine was the first salaried minister in Franconia Mennonite Conference and one of the first to wear a lapel coat and long tie, rather than the traditional plain coat. He oversaw a remodeling project that added pillars


Defra's Departmental Annual Report, 2005: publication of EFRA Committee reporthas today published its overview ofpast year, as reviewed in Defra's Departmental Report 2005. It is one of a sequence of reports into Defra's Departmental Annual Reports.
Overall, the Committee believes the Department has made progress this year. It welcomes the improvements made by senior managers to increase integration across the Department, particularly at senior grade level, and is pleased at Defra's progress in increasing its influence across Whitehall. The Committee still expresses concern, however, at Defra's performance in achieving some of its Public Service Agreement (PSA) targets, in particular the target relating to rural affairs.
Other issues covered in the Committee's report include: Defra's PSA targets relating to climate change and sites of special scientific interest; its financial forecasting and efficiency savings; and staffing issues within the DepartmentThe full report, and written and oral evidenceam on 20 December 2005. Website: www.parliament.uk/efracom


Professor Warwick Duncan of the SJWRI and collaborator Paul Harris of Callaghan Innovation were today awarded $1.2 million in MBIE Targeted Research funding over three years for a project called UltraD3, the aim of which is to develop new dental diagnostic devices which can detect disease using ultrasound.
The UltraD3 concept employs miniaturised high frequency transducers and imaging systems and applies these to the clinical problem of diagnosing early inflammation around teeth and dental implants. By using ultrasonics to examine changes in the elasticity of the gum tissue (gingiva) and ligaments that connect the tooth to the surrounding tissues, the team aims to provide an early diagnosis of periodontal disease. Earlier intervention for gum problems will reduce both the discomfort and the cost of late-stage surgical treatment for these conditions. Between the SJWRI and Callaghan Innovation, the UltraD3 team has world-leading capabilities in dental research, ultrasonics, electronics and materials science.
The SJWRI congratulates Professor Duncan and the UltraD3 team on this tremendous news.


A team from Rubis Energy Uganda has today spread joy and cheer to the SOS Children’s Villages with items meant to enable the homes enjoy their festivities smoothly. The SOS Children’s Villages that take care of over 29,000 vulnerable children in Uganda was started in 1991 and has transformed the lives of over 100,000 children from their Kakira, Entebbe and Fortportal villages.
While handing over the items Olivier Gatera the Country Manager Rubis Energy Uganda said that through celebrations like Christmas it is in the Rubis Energy culture to positively impact the community with cheer and items that will ease the lives of those being taken care of. We as Rubis have been in the Ugandan Market for about 2 years and we shall ensure to offer as much support to SOS Children’s village.
“It has always been more rewarding to give especially at a time when we need each other. The global pandemic was and still is a lesson to all of us. We have learnt to love and care for our neighbors. It is in this spirit that we have donated the above stated amount worth items compromised of full set of cooking gas – Kgas, grain food; Fuel for the villages’ ambulances.” And Cash to cater for school fees for the children.
While receiving the items, Paul Bwamiki the Programme Director at SOS Children’s Villages commended Rubis Energy for extending such care and love towards the villages where they take care of vulnerable children who are about to lose or who have lost parental care shelter and care.
“These children are special to us and such donations will come in handy as we take care and make life easier and better for them. This donation from Rubis Energy will help us the care takers to ensure that the life of these children continue to improve greatly”. Bwamiki said.


According to an Israeli study, people who got vaccinated with two shots of the Pfizer vaccine about six months ago don’t have any neutralizing ability against . But, people who have received a booster shot are in much better shape. Sheba Medical Center’s Professor Gili Regev Yochay stated that the results of her research were ‘worrisome’ because of its implications for people who have only received two doses and half a year has already elapsed since their vaccination. This is applicable to a large number of individuals vaccinated with the Pfizer vaccine all over the globe.
Regev Yochay talked about the research that will go for a peer review and theaid that after finishing the lab work, she had compared the serum’s ability from the healthcare workers vaccinated at the Sheba Medical Center and had done a comparison of the two groups. She said that one of the healthcare workers had received the second shot six months ago and hadn’t gotten the booster, even though they were eligible. The other healthcare workers were those who had gotten the booster shot about a month ago.
She said that they had compared their ability of neutralizing the Omicron variant and talked about the response of the antibodies against the new strain. The serum obtained from the healthcare workers was put together in lab conditions with the Omicron strain. It should be noted that Sheba has not given confirmation about where it got the sample for the Omicron variant. However, Dr. Elad Maor, who is the third person in Israel to be diagnosed with the variant does work at the hospital. Regev Yochay said that the news was both good and bad. She added that they had no idea if the effectiveness of the booster against Omicron would decline with time or not.
She went on to say that even though the neutralizing ability of the booster shot was lower against the Omicron variant than the Delta, it was still good news because a lot of infections could be prevented. She also added that it would also help in preventing people from becoming seriously ill, even if they are infected. She said that even if those with the booster shot do get infected, they are not likely to get severe disease, which was a good thing.


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and considers their agreement to be the law between them. This is because ‘courts cannot follow one every step of his life and extricate him from bad bargains x x x  effects of foolish acts.’ The courts are obliged to give effect to the agreement and enforce the contract to the letter.
Under Sec. 1.3, Goldloop’s failure to pay the guaranteed amount within the periods provided for in Sec. 1.1 of the MOA shall entitle GSIS to interest agreement and applicable laws. This right referred to is the right of rescission under Sec. 2.4 authorizing GSIS to exercise the same upon Goldloop’s breach of any of its obligations and commitments. Clearly therefore, when GSIS rescinded the MOA and the Addendum, it merely exercised its right to rescind under Sec. 2.4 in relation to Sec. 1.3 of the MOA.
to deliver the property free from burden.
GSIS is, however, not entirely faultless. It also failed to comply with its obligation, although it cannot be conclusively determined when it actually begun as the same only became apparent to Goldloop after the execution of the MOA and the Addendum. This was when the City of Pasig formally notified GSIS that it was holding in abeyance any action on the latter’s application for building permits due to its outstanding real estate taxes in the amount of P54 million. The fact that GSIS disputes such tax liability because of its firm stand that it was tax exempt is beside the point. What is plain is that the property was by then not free from burden since real estate taxes were imposed upon it and these taxes remained unpaid. There was, therefore, on the part of GSIS, a failure to comply with its obligation to deliver the property free from burden.
This is not to say, however, that Goldloop’s obligation to pay the guaranteed amount, as discussed above, did not arise considering that GSIS could not comply with its concurrent It is well to note that even before Goldloop became aware of GSIS’s supposed tax liability with the City of Pasig through the latter’s October 8, 1997 letter, Goldloop was already in default in its payment of the guaranteed amount. As can be recalled and again under the assumption that Goldloop advanced P24,824,683.00 on behalf of GSIS which amount was credited as full and partial payment of the first and second installments, the remaining balance for the second installment should have been paid as early as June 16, 1996. No such payment was, however, made. The same thing is true with respect to the third and fourth installments which respectively became due on December 16, 1996 and June 16, 1997. Clearly, Goldloop had already defaulted in its payments even before it became aware of GSIS’s tax issues. In short, even before such failure of GSIS became apparent to Goldloop, the latter had already committed a breach of its own obligation.
Ae, out of the total amount of expenses which Goldloop claims to have incurred for the project, it appears that the only sum it paid to GSIS was that amount it expended by way of change order of expense items supposed to be for GSIS’s account and, which under the Addendum was to be credited as full paymentguaranteed amount, respectively. The figure, however, remains disputed. Goldloop alleges that the same amounts to P24,824,683.00. Yet, there is nothing in the records to support the same. Said amount was not clearly specified in Goldloop’s Consolidated Financial Statements for years 1995 to 2000 and Auditor’s Report. What is in the records is a mere self-serving list of expenses that it submitted and which indicates the said figure as “Expenses/Charges on Change Orders”. GSIS, on the other hand, asserts that the expense items for its account, per Annex “C” of the Addendum, is only P21,225,521.08 and provided that the works for which the items were supposed to be used, that is, the relocation of the powerhouse and cistern tank, were indeed completed. Unfortunately, said Annex “C” is likewise not part of the records of this case and GSIS merely quoted the relevant portion of the same in its Answer. Be that as it may, Zapanta testified that the installation of the cistern tank was already 100% complete, although there was no mention regarding the status of the powerhouse. In view of this, the Court can only consider the sum spent with respect to the completed installation of the cistern tank which the GSIS admitted in its Answer as amounting to P4,122,133.19. Aside from the said amount, GSIS must also return to Goldloop all equipment, machineries and other properties of the latter which may be found in the premises of the subject property.
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In a lot of ways, it’s what I’ve been asking of Marvel in many, many, many of our MCU-related podcasts, where I plead for the studio to focus on fewer Avengers, tell smaller-scale stories, and do something that feels distinct from the rest of the 20-plus entries in the franchise.
In fact, my biggest complaint about WandaVision is that sometimes the idea of it is more fun than actually sitting down to watch it. (Except for Vision’s magic show. That was great.) I get that Wanda has Bewitched-style powers, and she’s going to use them to get out of a scrape with The Boss and try to whip up a big dinner, and that it’s going to backfire. There is joy in watching it because of Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany’s performances, but the way it unfolds is not particularly refreshing. Even the idea of a classic sitcom parody is not, by itself, something especially new.
At this point, Marvel shouldn’t be getting credit for moving one standard deviation away from its current status quo. It should’ve been at least this creative the whole time, if not moreso. Was it a long game — making movies so samey that they get oohs and ahhs the minute they decide to change course, even the tiniest bit? Probably not. But I hope this encourages the Marvel suits to take more, and bigger, risks across the board, and not just compartmentalize tiny nods to weirdness into a handful of episodes on Disney+. I want more talking pigs!


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After our first meeting in London we stopped for lunch in Busaba, a Thai restaurant we'd never been to before. I got the Northern Thai Laksa Soup with chicken, rice noodles, chilli, coconut and red chilli paste. It was delicious but soooo filling I almost couldn't move afterwards! To drink I just had water. As it turned out though there were two more meetings after this and it ended up being a REALLY long day so the big lunch was probably the only thing that kept me going as we didn't get to eat again until almost 6 o'clock!
After all of our meetings were finished we went to the nearest Cafe Nero and I had a blueberry muffin. Honestly at that point I was so tired and hungry all I wanted was sugar! I had already had a black coffee earlier on during one of the meetings which I obviously didn't take a picture of (would have been a bit weird...hahaha!).
We finally arrived home at 8 o'clock in the evening and had a variation of Jamie Oliver's Proper Bloke's Pasta which involves sausage meat, fennel seeds and chilli...yum! I topped it off with some grated parmesan and also chugged a bottle of water. Jonathan and I both love this dish, he for the sausage and I for the pasta!
And to balance out the lack of many fruits or veggies in this day's eats (which I only later realised - oops!) I finished off the evening with a healthy snack of some red grapes and a bio-live strawberry yoghurt. Later on Jonathan also made me a peppermint & licorice tea (not pictured).
That's all for today folks! Let me know what you ate today in the comments below! And don't forget to check out my video from today below. Jonathan actually didn't vlog at all this day so it's like some sneaky behind the scenes Saccone Joly footage, hehe!
Kat McQuade7 December 2016 at 18:58
Looks and sounds amazing Anna! I'll have to try the busaba here in Liverpool soon as that soup looked gorgeous! xx
Anonymous7 December 2016 at 19:09
How it is possible to eat so little? I have a breakfast - similar to what Anna have, then a snack - some coffee with chocolate or cookies / then lunch / then snack again - some apple and sweets / then dinner / then snack again :)
I wish I could eat so little! I should try to! :*
Anonymous7 December 2016 at 20:00
♡ thank you Anna
Bri Runde7 December 2016 at 22:27
I loved seeing that you ate a lot like I have been lately. I am pregnant too and struggling to get in my fruits and veggies. All I want are carbs, carbs, and MORE carbs! :-)
Unknown8 December 2016 at 00:00
Anna,you look great! oxox
Domi8 December 2016 at 07:52
I definitely ate more that that when I was 6 months pregnant, and not always as healthy. Looks yum x
Lisa Autumn8 December 2016 at 18:37
Could really do with the pasta right now (okay I could always do with pasta haha)
Unknown8 December 2016 at 19:14
Always love these...simple but fun!


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Nel 2015, the Obama Administration’s EPA followed through with their Clean Power Plan (CPP). The Clean Air Act sayss” to hold down pollution. This provision has long been interpreted to require individual power plants to use the best (feasible) technology to prevent pollution. The CPP reinterpreted that provision to allow the EPA to set statewide limits on carbon emissions. These limits were virtually impossible for fossil fuel power plants to achieve. The CPP thus effectively capped cpushed statesor solar.
The CPP rule was a big deal. The Obama Administration estimated it was equivalent to taking more than two-thirds of U.S. passenger vehicles off the road. Cap-and-trade couldn’t get through Congress, ma, with legal gymnastics, the EPA decided it could impose a version of cap-and-trade on its own. EPA wanted to fundamentally reshape the energy market while bypassing approval from voters’ elected representatives.
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T dominante “èunaltre parole piccole imprese ruling is even better news for American democracy. The Supreme Court’s decision returns power to the people. It means that the people make the rules through their elected representatives — not federal bureaucrats. Agency officials do not stand for election. They have no democratic mandate to impose sweeping societal changes unilaterally. The protects individuals, imprese, and others from agencies that act without legal authority. That authority restsNon sorprende, the American people agree. Recent polling by Scott Rasmussen shows that by a 42% per 31% margine, Americans trust voters and their elected representatives more than government agencies and policy experts to establish major regulations. A plurality of Americans also believes the EPA should need approval from Congress before issuing regulations limiting greenhouse gasses.


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Issue No. 7 December, 2002
Not much input from our members for this issue. However, thanks to Bill and Vickie for their contributions. Please join in next issue. There was no response to items in last issue. I do hope nobody was afraid of hurting my feelings by commenting about the chapter I included.
I was able to spend a couple hours talking to Bill Cashman on October 3rd when nine of us from Washington Island chartered a plane for a day trip to Beaver Island. I was surprised at how many changes (improvements) had been made in the two years since my first visit. Incidentally, for those of you who subscribe to the Beaver Beacon check out page 31 of the November issue for a picture of our group (that's me, 4th from the left). Does anyone have Sam Han's current e-mail address? I had been sending e-mail to him at shan MetLife.com but it now bounces The latest from Vickie Speek:
Also, in October I spent a wonderful weekend as a house guest of Bill Shepard and his wife Diane. I had such a wonderful time conversing with Bill and going through his research files. He is such a knowledgeable man about Strang's history and the history of the Mormon church. Bill also invited me to attend church services in the Strangite Church, which is located next door to his house.about Strang's five wives. Everyone treated me so kindly! It is important to today's Strangites that the real story of James Strang and his followers be told - not sensationalized.


TGU and Thomas, Sayings 79. 80, 81 – "I of my own knowledge…"
Well – without putting it into the context of 78, I should have said it was Jesus saying, "It isn't what people have done externally that counts, but what they do internally." Or, that's not quite the way to put it. It's more like Jesus saying, external circumstances may change your idea about the world you live in, so that now you feel blessed and now you feel cursed, but that following the will of your non-3D component, as best you can discern it, is the better course. Or is that too strained?
Not strained at all. What is Jesus always aiming at, but to give people the word that will help them live more surely, more abundantly?
"The body." So what body is it that we find when we know the world?
Taking "the world" to be –?
The entirety of creation, manifest and otherwise?The 3D as it shades into the non-3D?
But what sense does that make?How can the entirety of things be unworthy of anyone?
Again, "the body," though. What does it mean to find "the body"?
Really?You're going to leave us there?
For that matter, what does the initial phrase refer to?Rich in what?Rule whom, or what?
3 thoughts on "TGU and Thomas, Sayings 79. 80, 81"
Consciousness becomes consciousness through the anchoring in a body in a context. "You cannot know yourself in the absence of the world in context."
So, without that anchoring, I'm thinking we're back to being part of the vast impersonal forces that are not amalgamated (magnetically?


Lisa Raitt’s trampling of union rights speeds up demise of labour ministry
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This one’s been a doozy for Ms. Raitt. She vowed back-to-work legislation before flight attendants had set up a single picket line, called for a review of the long-standing federal labour code because employees twice said no to a recommended agreement (an extremely rare event), and further abused the bargaining process this week by arbitrarily referring the wrangle to the Canada Industrial Relations Board, putting union job action on hold.
Yet Ms. Raitt seems more interested in trampling traditional union rights, and few among the 39.6 per cent of the electorate that voted Tory the day before my birthday likely cares a whit.


Performing Life, Cochabamba, Bolivia
Founded in 2005 by John Connell, Performing Life started with a class of 6 students, but has now helped over 500 young people to develop skillse aim is to help these people find their talents and help keep them focused on their futures by encouraging them to stay in school whilst undertaking the activities Performing Life have to offer.
Inspired by the ways in which children living on the street could make a living, John Connell decided to apply what he had learned from his experience in Bolivia to a larger scope - trying to give young people a more prosperous financial future. Music and performing arts are a fun, engaging way in which young people are able to empower themselves, gain confidence and learn new skills. This combined with promoting the value of education hopes to craft better prospects for young children whose development is often affected by life on the streets and influence of drugs. Performing Life strive to create an atmosphere of positivity and assist people with reintegrating with society through artistic outlets. John Connell believes that these techniques could be the engine for social change that would help reconstruct the community of Cochabamba; which could suggest a means for Bolivia to end the social exclusion that is rife.
The social development of young people is one side to the programmes offered by Performing Life, but to the streets, which are riddled with the dangers of drugs, alcohol, crime and abuse. The wellbeing of the participants iremoving those vulnerable aspects from their lives brings not just a sense of satisfaction, but also a sense of opportunity for the young people who have lived a life of poverty on the streets of Cochabamba.
Performing Life recognise that the need for a sustainable future for the young people it works with, the desire to see them grow and develop as people is one that limits the amount of time that the organisation can work with them. Most of the recipients of Performing Life's classes are encouraged to find work once they turn 18, or they can become paid instructors with the organisation. However many save money up using the skills they have learned through Performing Life and are able to provide sanitary homes for their families or put those skills to good use creating a happier future for themselves.


After helping the Ballards move into their new house, we checked into the hotel room that the Church in the ‘Boro had generously provided for us. As we walked into the large suite the king-sized bed and 27 inch flat screen T.V. caught our attention, but the feature that impressed the mackerdoodle the most was the HUGE tub in the bathroom. We stripped her down and put her into it, but she just stood there, ankle deep in water, shaking her head.
Apparently the tub was so huge, she thought it was a pool. As soon as she had her suit, she happily “fwimmed” for thirty minutes, after which we soaped her down and washed her hair – so it was really a best of both worlds scenario and all without leaving our room.
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There will be incredibly difficult times in our lives and when those times hit, everything changes. There will be loss and suffering, and grief takes time. There are stages of grief and healing and unfortunately, none of it is accomplished quickly. The world we live in is oblivious to our pain and it just keeps on turning in spite of our plight. I was always amazed at how people in a store could just walk past me and not notice that I was in agony, that my heart was breaking and I was seconds away from giving up. I felt like it was written all over me, yet not a single person noticed. That fact was another clue to me that I was going to have to pull myself out of the ruins of my life. If I didn’t, life was going to pass me by and years would pass that I could never get back.
Thank you Kelley, having lived my own traumatic life, I can relate. I appreciate this reminder so much! I’ve been struggling this summer and this was a nice reminder that I will be ok!
I went through a really dark time when my husband of 40 years left me out of the blue for a younger woman. It has taken me a long time to get over the trauma that I suffered at his hands, but I can honestly say that I have forgiven him. That doesn’t mean that I will ever forget what he did, but it just means that I won’t ever let something like that happen again. I appreciate you blog and the encouragement that you give even in the darkness that we go through in our lives.
I needed this today more than ever. I’ve been in a deep depression for that last few days. I’ve had boughts of depression before, but this one seems to be worse. I really have no one to talk to. My mother is oblivious to my pain. I’ve tried to tell her how I’m feeling. I even said the only thing that’s keeping around is Riley.( He’s my beautiful Rottweiler) My mother said to me, that makes me feel really good. I just thought, wow once again


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Taylor, 12, was with his dad, Peder, and his brother and sister, Allison, 8, and Ethan, 7. They had come from Lakeville to attend CivicFest at the Minneapolis Convention Center. They're home-schooled, so this event was like a ready-made civics lesson, with a tourable White House, Oval Office, and Air Force One and displays about the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
"I liked it," he said. "It was pretty cool."
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U.S. exports rose 4.4 percent in 2012 to $2.2 trillion.
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Exports of goods account for a little less than a tenth of Minnesota’s economic output, and Gov. Mark Dayton has identified exporting as a key economic development goal. Last year, he announced the MSP Export Initiative, aimed at doubling Twin Cities exports by 2017.
The state’s top export product was machinery, a broad category that includes outboard motors, jet engines, air conditioners and nuclear reactors. The state’s report, which does not include company-specific data, said machinery accounted for $4 billion in exports in 2012.
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Race around Marin with a champion
Ride in the tire tracks of a legend next week when cycling icon Eddy Merckx pedals into Marin City on a ride to raise money for a local school.
Merckx, who won the Tour de France five times and almost every other road race, is widely considered the greatest cyclist in history. He will be riding to benefit the Oak Hill School, a 50-mile ride will leave the school at noon Sept. 29. Riders are required to make a $100 tax-deductible donation.
To find out more, go to www.zteamcycling.com.
Paddle to the forbidden shores Saturday on a restoration trip with Save the Bay.
The environmental advocacy group will be leading a kayak trip to Marin Islands, in the San Pablo Bay off the San Rafael shoreline. The islands are normally closed to the public, but paddlers will be wading ashore Saturday to remove nonnative plants.
The cost of the trip is $50 for Save the Bay members and $60 for non-members. Be ready to get wet and dirty from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Go to www.savesfbay.org to find out more or call 510-452-9261.
Marin dirt diva Lorene Jackson has written up some new trails to blaze. The San Rafael mountain biker, who previously penned “Mountain Biking the San Francisco Bay Area,” has a new book, “Mountain Biking Lake Tahoe” (Falcon Press, $10.95).
The new book offers detailed routes and trip suggestions on such trails as the Flume Trail and Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride.
Spy a spider on Sunday’s hike with a Marin County Open Space naturalist.
The “Focus on Spiders” hike will explore the slopes of Mount Burdell in search of spiders that are entering the breeding season at their fullest, most visible size. Spider fanciers will learn about the arachnid life cycle and get a glimpse of life on the other side of the web.
To join the hike, be at the north end of San Andreas Drive in Novato at 9 a.m. The plan is to be out until 2 p.m. Spider lovers should pack a lunch in addition to trail-ready shoes, layered clothing, sunscreen, water and binoculars.
To find out more, call 499-3647.
Confer with the conifers or learn about the history of the mountain theater on hikes this weekend.
On Saturday, Franklin Young is leading the conifers hike from the Bootjack picnic area. He’ll be at the Rock Spring trailhead Sunday for the history hike. Also leaving from Rock Spring will be an “enjoyment” hike led by Audrey Hulburd.
Meet at 9:30 a.m. to join the free hikes and bring water, a bag lunch and sturdy hiking shoes. To find out more, go to www.mttam.net or call 258-2410.
If you have an outdoors event or a news item about enjoying the outdoors, send it to Rick Polito, Marin IJ, P.O. Box 6150, Novato 94948-6150; call him at 382-7376; fax to 884-1478 or e-mail polito@marinij.com.


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