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Considering the fact that one in three adults are nervous about flying, it should come with some surprise that aviation accidents don't influence Malaysian travelers' choice of airline, according to a new survey.
Universiti Sains Malaysia asked 201 Malaysians at international airports how they felt about flying, and had some surprising results. According to the feedback researchers received, the recent accidents have not affected native travelers' choice or airline, nor has ticket pricing, either.
In fact, over 70% of those surveyed gave an average score of five out of seven for passenger confidence when traveling with any commercial airline.
The survey also showed that passengers were not only confident when traveling, but were confident even in spite of the recent incidents involving Flights 370 and 17. More than half (54.2%) of the respondents even went so far as to pick Malaysia Airlines as their first choice of commercial airlines.
Essentially, it seems that Malaysian travelers are more or less un-fazed by last year's tragedies. Americans, on the other hand, could learn a thing or two from them. The National Institute of Mental Health estimates that 6.5% of Americans have aviophobia. That's 20 million people.
And why shouldn't they? Sure, last year Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 completely and totally vanished, and pro-Russian insurgents shot Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 with a surface-to-air missile, but those were just two freak incidents. The report did also say that the global death toll from aircraft accidents last year was about 1,212, half of which were reported to have been from the Asia-Pacific region.
However, more than three million people around the world fly safely on commercial aircrafts every single day, the overwhelming majority of which go without incident. People are more likely to get die from lightning, food poisoning, or even falling out of bed than they are from a plane crash.
To put it all in perspective, only about 0.0004% of airline passengers died last year.


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Barnabas Fund launches new petition on Islamic law of Apostasy. PCP. Report.
London. July 4 .International Christian charity Barnabas Fund this month launched a major new petition focusing on the Islamic law of apostasy. According to traditional Islamic law (Shari'ah) adult Muslim men who choose to convert to another faith (apostatize) and refuse to return to Islam, should
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Washington, D.C. - July 4. The Institute on Religion and Public Policy is concerned by a new law proposed in France to ban Muslim veils and other religious symbols in public schools and buildings if people do not respect the republic's secular policies.
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Anti-Christian, Anti-Western violence: Churches attacked in Malawi.
On Sunday 29 June army units were deployed across Malawi following violence on Friday and Saturday which saw extensive damage to property and three people injured. Muslims were protesting that the government had allowed the US to secretly extradite five suspected associates of al-Qaeda.
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2003 Christian Freedom Conference in Mae Sot, Thailand. PCP Report.
Christian Freedom International, a prominent human rights organization, based in USA, working for persecuted Christians in Asia, Africa and other parts of world have announced to hold its 2003 Christian Freedom Conference in Mae Sot city in Thailand from August 4-10. The conference shall focus on me
Coalition Asks President Bush to Press for Religious Freedom and Democratization in Pakistan During Meetings with President Musharraf. PCP Report.
Washington, D.C. - A coalition of leading academics, activists, religious leaders, and concerned citizens wrote to President George W. Bush in anticipation of his upcoming meeting with President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan to press for democratization and religious freedom.
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Memorial services of Begum Khurshid Ghulam, the mother of Christian leader Abid Parvez. PCP Report.
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Bishops urged to take over Karachi YMCA. PCP. Report.
New York. June 13. Mr. Arshad Rehmat, an ex member of Karachi YMCA have demanded an immediate take over of YMCA administration. Talking to PCP, Mr. Arshad Rehmat said " Its in best interests of YMCA that Catholic Bishop of Karachi and Bishop of church of Pakistan at Karachi may be declared as the ca
Pray day for Pakistan in Netherlands. PCP Report.
ROTTERDAM - June 13. Pakistani Christians in The Netherlands have planned a pray day on Saturday 28th of June. They want to pray for fellow Christians in Pakistan who are under attack.
Those who are organising the pray day say that they're tired of hearing about the difficulties Christians are l
Coalition to Support Democracy and Pluralism in India. PCP Report.
Washington, DC. June 10, 2003. The Peace Vigil organized by coalition partners at the Gandhi Statue in Washington DC today was peaceful and successful. Many individuals from the Indian community took part in the vigil. The participants included people from several religious backgrounds: Hindus,
The High Court of Pakistan acquits Aslam Masih this morning that was charged under blasphemy law. PCP. Report.
Lahore. June 5. Aslam Masih a middle age Christian, resident of Mamoun Canjan, Faisalabad was charged under blasphemy law in 1998. He is an illiterate person who was accused of giving a written Taveez (contain Quranic verses) to Khadim Hussain (Muslim) to be tied around the neck of his dog, which he
Cathedral of Resurrection is historic and cultural monument of Lahore. By Robin Fernandez.PCP Report.
LAHORE: State-run television on Friday night carried a report in its main news bulletin about the famed Cathedral of Resurrection here. The church is an integral part of Lahore's architectural landscape and its status as a cultural icon is unchallenged, Pakistan Television quoted a senior clergymen
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Kathleen Agnes KENNEDYAge: 281920–1948
Kathleen Agnes KENNEDY
Kathleen Agnes "Kick"
Kathleen Agnes CAVENDISH
Birth 20 February 1920
Brookline, Massachusetts, USA
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Birth of a sister 10 July 1921 (Age 16 months)
younger sister	- Eunice Mary KENNEDY
Birth of a sister 6 May 1924 (Age 4)
Brookline, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, USA
younger sister	- Patricia Helen KENNEDY
Birth of a brother 20 November 1925 (Age 5)
Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA
younger brother	- Robert Francis KENNEDY
Birth of a sister 20 February 1928 (Age 8)
younger sister	- Jean Ann KENNEDY
Birth of a brother 22 February 1932 (Age 12)
younger brother	- Ted KENNEDY
Marriage William John Robert CAVENDISH - View family
6 May 1944 (Age 24)
Death of a brother 2 August 1944 (Age 24)
Blythburgh, East Suffolk, England
elder brother	- Joseph Patrick KENNEDY Jr
Burial of a brother after 12 August 1944 (Age 24)
Coton, Cambridge American Cemetery And Memorial, South Cambridgeshire District, Cambridgeshire, England
Death of a husband 10 September 1944 (Age 24)
Heppen, Flanders County, Belgium
husband	- William John Robert CAVENDISH
Burial of a husband after 9 September 1944 (Age 24)
Leopoldsburg, Leopoldsburg War Cemetery, Arrondissement Hasselt, Limburg, Belgium
Death 13 May 1948 (Age 28)
Saint-bauzile, Ardèche, France
American Socialite, Sister of 35th US President John F. Kennedy, and Marchioness of Hartington. The fourth child and second daughter of wealthy businessman Joseph Patrick Kennedy and socialite Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy, she was born into a life of privilege. Nicknamed "Kick" due to her irrepressible nature, she received a private education at the Riverdale Country School in the Bronx borough of New York City, New York and later the Convent of the Sacred Heart in Noroton, Connecticut, and the Holy Child Convent in Neuilly, France. In 1938 she accompanied her family to England when her father was appointed US Ambassador there and she continued her education at Queen's College in London. When World War II broke out in September 1939, she returned with her family to the US, except for her father. She then attended the Finch School in the Manhattan borough of New York City and Florida Commercial College, all while working as a volunteer for the Red Cross. In 1941 she left school to work as a research assistant for Frank Waldrop, the executive editor of the Washington Times-Herald. Two years later, she returned to England and worked at a Red Cross servicemen center and started a romantic relationship with William Cavendish, the Marquis of Hartington and heir apparent of the Duke of Devonshire and in spite of her parents' strenuous objections, they were married in a civil ceremony in Westminster, London, England on May 6, 1944. Her oldest brother, Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr., who was stationed in England with the US Army Air Corps, was the only Kennedy family member to attend. About a month later, her husband left for military service in Europe as a major with the Coldstream Guards Armoured Division of the British Army and was killed by a sniper's bullet near Heppen, Belgium on September 10, 1944. She developed a romantic relationship two years later with British aristocrat Earl Fitzwilliam, who was in the process of divorcing his wife. Again, her mother objected to her choice and threatened to cut her off from the family if she continued the relationship. In May 1948 she learned that her father would be in Paris, France and she decided to fly there in an attempt to gain his approval of her marriage to Fitzwilliam. Afterwards, she and Fitzwilliam decided to fly to the French Rivera for a vacation. During the flight, the small aircraft encountered strong turbulence that inflicted severe damage and it crashed, killing everyone on board. Her father was the only Kennedy family member who attended her funeral. Three years later her younger brother, Robert F. Kennedy named his oldest daughter Kathleen in her honor.
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Kathleen Cavendish, Marchioness of Hartington
Burial after 13 May 1948
St. Peter's Churchyard, Edensor, Derbyshire Dales District, Derbyshire, England
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Text: Kathleen Agnes "Kick" Kennedy Cavendish
Birth 20 Feb 1920
Death 13 May 1948 (aged 28)
Saint-Bauzile, Departement de l'Ardèche, Rhône-Alpes, France
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Joseph Patrick Kennedy
Rose Elizabeth Fitzgerald Kennedy
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Rose Marie Kennedy
Eunice Mary Kennedy Shriver
Patricia Kennedy Lawford
Robert Francis Kennedy
Jean Ann Kennedy Smith
William John Robert Cavendish
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Joseph Patrick KENNEDY Sr
Birth 6 September 1888 Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA
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Death 18 November 1969 (Age 81) Hyannis Port, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, USA
Rose Elizabeth FITZGERALD
Birth 22 July 1890 North End, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA
Death 22 January 1995 (Age 104) Hyannis Port, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, USA
Marriage: 7 October 1914 — Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA
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Joseph Patrick KENNEDY Jr
Birth 25 July 1915 Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA
Death 2 August 1944 (Age 29) Blythburgh, East Suffolk, England
Birth 29 May 1917 Brookline, Massachusetts, USA
Reference number K52
Death 22 November 1963 (Age 46) Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, USA
#3 elder sister
Birth 13 September 1918 Brookline, Massachusetts, USA
Death 7 January 2005 (Age 86) Fort Atkinson, Jefferson County, Massachusetts, USA
#4 herself
Birth 20 February 1920 Brookline, Massachusetts, USA
Death 13 May 1948 (Age 28) Saint-bauzile, Ardèche, France
#5 younger sister
Eunice Mary KENNEDY
Birth 10 July 1921 Brookline, Massachusetts, USA
Death 11 August 2009 (Age 88) Hyannis Port, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, USA
Patricia Helen KENNEDY
Birth 6 May 1924 Brookline, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, USA
Death 17 September 2006 (Age 82) Manhattan, New York, New York, USA
#7 younger brother
Birth 20 November 1925 Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA
Death 6 June 1968 (Age 42) Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, USA
Jean Ann KENNEDY
Birth 20 February 1928 Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA
Death 17 June 2020 (Age 92) Manhattan, New York, USA
Family with William John Robert CAVENDISH - View family
Birth 10 December 1917 London, England
Death 10 September 1944 (Age 26) Heppen, Flanders County, Belgium
Marriage: 6 May 1944 — London, England
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Troup is een plaats (city) in de Amerikaanse staat Texas, en valt bestuurlijk gezien onder Cherokee County en Smith County.

Demografie
Bij de volkstelling in 2000 werd het aantal inwoners vastgesteld op 1949.
In 2006 is het aantal inwoners door het United States Census Bureau geschat op 2082, een stijging van 133 (6,8%).

Geografie
Volgens het United States Census Bureau beslaat de plaats een oppervlakte van
6,1 km², geheel bestaande uit land.

Plaatsen in de nabije omgeving
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Åsa-Nisse in Military Uniform (Swedish: Åsa-Nisse i kronans kläder) is a 1958 Swedish comedy film directed by Ragnar Frisk and starring John Elfström, Artur Rolén and Brita Öberg. It was shot at the Täby Studios in Stockholm. It is the ninth film in the long-running Åsa-Nisse series about a raffish character living in rural Småland.

Cast
 John Elfström as Åsa-Nisse
 Artur Rolén as 	Klabbarparn
 Brita Öberg as 	Eulalia
 Mona Geijer-Falkner as Kristin
 Ann-Marie Adamsson as 	Ulla
 Lennart Lindberg as 	Olle
 Gustaf Lövås as 	Sjökvist
 Wiktor Andersson as	Knohultaren
 Bertil Boo as 	Bertil Boo
 Little Gerhard as 	Little Gerhard
 Gus Dahlström as 	107:an
 Stellan Agerlo as Burgler
 Sven Holmberg as Colonel
 Georg Årlin as 	Doctor
 Carl-Axel Elfving as 	Cpl. Busk
 Georg Skarstedt as 	Travelling Salesman
 Astrid Bodin as 	Chefslottan
 Lennart Tollén as 	Lieutenant
 Aurora Åström as 	President of Women's League
 Stig Johanson as Pelle

References

Bibliography
 Krawc, Alfred. International Directory of Cinematographers, Set- and Costume Designers in Film: Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden (from the beginnings to 1984). Saur, 1986.

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Swedish comedy films
1958 comedy films
1950s Swedish-language films
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How Maven Clinic Has Supported Working Parents and Inclusion During a Tough Year
By Ed Frauenheim and Claire Hastwell.
COVID-19 made Kate Ryder even more committed to her mission to support parents and families.
Kate is the founder and CEO of Maven Clinic, the world's largest virtual clinic for women's and family health. And as a parent of two children under five years old, she experienced first-hand just how challenging 2020 has been for moms and dads navigating lockdowns, shuttered childcare centers and ongoing work responsibilities.
Kate and her husband spent six months living with her parents for childcare support. And her family of four weathered stretches when they had to quarantine without any external contact.
Kate's personal experience dovetailed with Maven witnessing a four-fold increase in demand for its mental health services, as well as a joint study between Maven and Great Place to Work® on the experience of working parents.
The research discovered high levels of burnout among parents, and particularly heavy burdens on parents of color. The study also highlighted hope – in the form of the Best Workplaces for Parents™, which have stepped up their support for working parents.
To Kate, the research and the experience of the past year all point to the need for organizations to focus more attention on the needs of employees as they seek to become parents, have children and then balance parenting with careers.
"Everyone's struggling," Kate says. "We've been fortunate, given we have family around, but it's been personally challenging."
Kate spoke with Great Place to Work CEO Michael C. Bush about Maven and its evolving mission during the December 11, 2020, edition of "Better Together," Great Place to Work's conversation series with exceptional, purpose-driven leaders.
Michael pointed out that Maven is itself a Certified™ great place to work and a Best Workplaces in New York™ winner. While only about 6 in 10 of employees at a typical U.S.-based company consider their workplace great, fully 98% of employees at Maven Clinic say their company culture is excellent.
Caregiving support is a popular employee benefit during COVID-19
What's more, Great Place to Work is a customer of Maven Clinic. And its services to support parents have been vital during the past year.
"For our people in 2020, when they talk about what has made Great Place to Work a great place to work for all, there's two things," Michael said. "One is the bonus that we gave them at the start COVID-19 to help their families with unexpected expenses. Number two was Maven. It was Maven. So, our people are just over the moon."
Supporting working parents is good business sense
Kate worked as a venture capitalist before founding Maven six years ago. And to her, the issue of supporting working moms and families is a bottom-line matter.
The recent report on working parents produced by Maven and Great Place to Work, for example, found that companies that invest in employees and their families experience competitive advantages in the areas of:
Kate also came to the topic from personal experience. She watched as friends in their late 20s and early 30s struggled with challenges ranging from infertility and post-partum depression to difficulty returning to work while also juggling parenting duties.
These problems were not solved in a seamless fashion—if at all. Kate and Maven's mission was to provide health care and related support for women and families in an integrated way.
Investors have been attracted to Kate's holistic view. In February, Maven announced it had raised $45 million in a round of funding, bringing the company's investment total to $92 million.
The cash injection allowed Kate to calm down her staff when the COVID pandemic erupted a few weeks later. She was able to reassure her employees they wouldn't be laid off.
COVID: A crisis and an opportunity
In some ways, it has been better than OK.
With doctor office visits curtailed and parents wary of in-person settings during the pandemic, many moms and dads turned to Maven's virtual healthcare options. Mental health services especially spiked, and Maven saw a 50% jump in demand for its telemedicine appointments overall.
Maven hired 92 people in 2020 to accommodate the growth. And the company has added products, including a Parenting & Pediatrics service that integrates coaching for parents with specialized pediatric care.
"I used our pediatric services multiple times throughout COVID because that was the only thing I had," Kate said. "The entire healthcare system has now realized that virtual care can really do a lot, particularly in these routine categories like OB (obstetrics) and pediatrics–where you can really deliver a more efficient model that's more democratic."
The largest-ever study of working parents
To learn more about how working parents were faring during the pandemic, and what organizations were doing to support them, Maven and Great Place to Work teamed up for a recent study. The report represents the largest-ever study of working parents, with more than 440,000 parents surveyed at 1,244 U.S. companies.
Working parents – especially working mothers – are at a breaking point, the research discovered. As schools closed and distanced learning became the norm this past year, childcare and its burdens disproportionately fell to women. In September, four times more women than men dropped out of the labor force.
9.8 million working mothers in the U.S. are suffering from workplace burnout
What's more, mothers are 28% more likely to experience burnout than fathers and are experiencing 2.4 million estimated additional cases of burnout due to unequal demands of home and work.
But the report also contained good news. Best Workplaces have met the moment by increasing their benefits for parents and parents-to-be. Companies with generous leave policies see both mothers and fathers taking more time – ensuring that women don't leave money on the table and that caregiving is a family affair.
Companies with the best workplaces are also thinking beyond maternity leave to support employees throughout the entire journey of planning and raising a family. For example, more than 8 in 10 (81%) of Best Workplaces are providing reimbursement for fertility treatments, and over the past three years, nearly half have increased their coverage.
Parental benefits that close racial gaps
One important finding of the study is that supporting working parents is a diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) issue. That's because underrepresented racial groups are more likely to be working parents, and they're more likely to experience burnout.
One of the ways Maven has tackled the DEI dimension of parental health is by building a diverse network of providers. Kate said 40 percent of Maven's network is made up of BIPOC—Black, indigenous, or other people of color. This allows Maven to pair up client employees with providers that have similar backgrounds and experiences.
After the murder of George Floyd in May, 2020, companies made declarations and pledges around matters such as hiring. But parental benefits that close racial gaps in the employee experience ought to be a priority, Michael said.
"If you want to do something about diversity and inclusion and belonging, to show your employees that you care for all people, that you can make their lives better right now, this is the one thing," Michael said.
The past year may have been challenging for parent employees. But it also has helped open people's eyes to the challenges working moms and dads face, Kate said.
"Increasingly everyone knows someone, whether it's their sister or their direct report that they love, that they were so excited about her potential and then she leaves the workforce," Kate said. "Particularly in the past few years, everyone has a story. And that's great because it's that personal and emotional connection to the problem that often drives the action."
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Q: SwiftUI pass Swift code as a parameter for reusable views I'm organising my code and I have this custom Button view that I have made:
@State var buttonName = ""
@State var imageName = ""

Button(action: {
              // Code that should be passed as a parameter to be run
            }){
                HStack(spacing: 15){
                    Image(systemName: imageName).resizable().frame(width:40, height: 40)

                    Text(buttonName)
                    Spacer(minLength: 15)
                    Image(systemName: "chevron.right")
                }.padding()
                .foregroundColor(Color.black.opacity(0.5))
            }

With this setup I can reuse this view as such:
buttonView(buttonName: "Logout", imageName: "person.fill")

However I'd like to also specify code that should be run as a result of clicking the reusable button, e.g.:
buttonView(buttonName: "Logout", imageName: "person.fill", action: {Logout()})

This would then go onto custom views said buttons should go to upon the user clicking using a Navigation View within the reusable button view's body.
How would I get around this? I tried the state:
@State var action = -> Void

A: Here is a demo view for that purpose
struct DemoView: View {
    let action: () -> ()

    var body: some View {
        Button("Demo", action: action)
    }
}

Note: don't use @State wrapper for public view properties!


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An Introspection into St. Thomas Aquinas' Five Proofs
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God Texting:
Filipino Youth Response to Religious SMS
Anthony G. Roman
Cell phone use has extended beyond talk and keeping lines open between family members and friends. E-commerce today thrives via the mobile phone. A healthy synergy between the mobile phone and the other media - television, radio, film and print - also exists to widen audience share and extend marketing schemes. Politics and public service have also found expression via the mobile phone. And, similar to the Internet, the mobile phone offers possibilities for education, entertainment and relaxation.
Religion has also found expression in mobile communications, particularly SMS - that feature of the cell phone that Filipinos widely use way over voice communications. But unlike the Internet, religious space is limited. Mobile religious services are also observed to come and go. Those noted in an earlier study are alas defunct at the time of writing. What pervades is the quotes-forwarding service offered by mobile phone companies and part-of-the-day greetings from anonymous sources albeit with strong religious flavor.
Religion via SMS also differs with email, which, apart from its virtual postal service function, can accommodate the daily dispatch of religious news and group mails. The cell phone's capacity to hold bits of information curtails the exchange of lengthy religious discourses, and only allows short messages in several concatenations or segments of about 160 or so characters (including blank spaces); thus, the name short messaging system.
Such brevity and terseness seem ideal for religious text greeting such that from the time texting was introduced in late 1990s, it became the standard greeting among Filipinos. It then became customary to receive messages like this one, giving point(s) for reflection coupled with well-wishes for the relevant part of the day:
-Life nveR sEemS t0 bE dA wAy wE wAnt iT..buT wE sHud Live iT da bEsT wAy wE caN!.. dErS n0 peRfecT Life bUt wE cAn fiL it w/ pErFecT m0mEntS! GuD pM
Texting religious values can be said to respond to the demands of evangelization in modern times, particularly to what Pope John Paul II counsels as "integrating" the Christian message into the "new culture" created by modern means of communication (cf. Redemptoris Missio, 1990, no. 37c). The Pope says this culture is marked with "new languages, new techniques, and new psychology" As in the example above, religious thought is now expressed in SMS language - what academics see as an obliteration of English text and grammar. Later we shall also see how socio-cultural processes evolve thru mobile phone and texting.
By conveying religious thought, the cell phone is able to extend the pulpit's reach in a manner that is quite unique to the technology. It complements what other Catholic media do - preach, instruct and evangelize - for building God's Kingdom into the here and now of our times.
The Church has always posed itself as society's moral teacher and guardian, especially of young people. In recent times, Church leaders are noted to be particularly concerned about the fact that young people are growing in a media-saturated world. Children are assimilating values that are contrary to what the Church teaches as a result of unchecked media exposure.
A forum organized by the FABC - Office of Social Communication in 2004 sought to address this issue. Dubbed BISCOM IV (fourth Bishops' Institute for Social Communication) the forum had Asian bishops, youth representatives as well as experts in social communication and youth ministry. Among other things, they agree on the need to expand Church communications to include new media forms to reach and extend pastoral care to Asian youth. Those media include technologies which are part of today's youth culture, the Internet and in the case of Filipino youth, cell phones.
Religious thought has penetrated the so-called "messaging culture" introduced by cell phone (and instant messaging via Internet). But how do young Filipinos respond to this kind of messages? What is their first reaction when they read a religious SMS? Are they moved to spiritual heights by its content? Or do they trash them immediately as something irrelevant? Is religious SMS significant in the lives of young people? Do young people keep religious texts for re-sending at some later time to members of their own mobile network? These are some of the questions this study attempts to address.
The focus of this study is the cell phone because of its wide-spread use in the Philippines, especially by young people. Young people are observed to use the gadget beyond just voice calls and getting in touch. Cell phones are their constant companion, even an extension of the self as one scholar puts it. They too have access to religious thought communicated via SMS.
Therefore, a survey was conducted among young people. The aim is to solicit their initial reactions to religious text, and draw conclusions whether the cell phone can be effective purveyors of religious thought, God's Word and Church teachings. As we shall see, religious content is made available to mobile users alongside other matters of interest - downloadable ringtones, MP3s, games as well as promotional schemes with prizes at stake. Through the survey, we may be able to deduce whether or not religious SMS has the ability to influence the youth's belief systems in a manner that approximates that of religious media or even personal discourse.
The respondents are 600 university students in Metro Manila with a mean age of 18 years old. They were asked to accomplish a survey questionnaire listing their possible responses to religious text. Questions like "Do you remember God?" "Do you have the urge to pray?" and "Are you reminded of the Christian or Liturgical Season?" were included. To these questions, the students answered either "Yes," "No" or "Sometimes." The questions were then grouped into the categories shown below:
1.	Faith
2.	Prayer life
3.	Information
4.	Disposition/ Attitude
5.	Relationship with others
6.	Relationship with sender
7.	Reception of the message
After which, the relative frequencies of the answers were tabulated. The responses
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Fences produced from autoclaved wood: combining robustness with beauty
Autoclaved wood fences are incredibly long-lasting. They enjoy long-term protection against biological attacks including insects and fungus. According to the treatment applied, these fences can have a life expectancy of up to 20 years.
Why choose autoclaved wood fencing?
Wood needs to be protected. This is particularly the case if it is constantly exposed to bad weather or in permanent contact with the ground, or even with water and frost. Local tree varieties such as spruce are particularly subject to biological attack and sensitive to weather conditions. Treating a fence in an autoclave protects it over the long term.
Each wood variety is comprised of a hard part and a much softer sapwood part. This second part can be impregnated. The percentage of sapwood varies according to the variety. This is why some types of wood can be impregnated more deeply than others.
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The structure of the wood can be likened to a sponge. It's comprised of cells, namely cavities and walls. By impregnating the wood, you're treating the wall with a protective product preventing fungus and destructive insects from causing harm.
Unlike dipping, the use of autoclaving makes it possible to act deeply inside the wood by treating it in a vacuum and under pressure. For salt impregnation, the wood is placed inside the machine, which creates a vacuum. This makes it possible to extract the surface humidity and to open up the pores, rather like a sponge crumpled up in a person's hand. The wood treatment product is then injected into the autoclave and pressurisation begins. In doing so, the product penetrates the sapwood under high pressure. The wood recovers its usual form, just as the sponge would when you release it. A final phase, also performed in a vacuum, makes it possible to avoid any surface stains, to start the drying process and to remove any surplus wood treatment products.
For a creosote treatment, the tank and the wood are both heated beforehand to prepare the wood to the high temperature and to open its pores. The wood treatment product is then inserted into the tank which is pre-pressurised. The goal is to get the wood used to the product. The tank is pressurised, and the product penetrates into the wood's fibres. At the end of this pressurised phase, a vacuum is once again applied to remove any excess creosote and to ensure the wood is not "greasy" when it comes out of the autoclave. Once the treatment process is finished, the excess creosote is pumped from the autoclave into the reservoir and the wood can drain off.
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How can the effectiveness of an autoclave treatment be further improved?
Not all autoclave salt treatments are the same. Different factors can directly influence the quality and effectiveness of the treatment:
The concentration of the product used for impregnation: the concentration of the product must match that recommended by the manufacturer. A concentration just a few tenths of a percent below the required dose can significantly affect the effectiveness of the treatment and consequently can drastically reduce the life expectancy of the wood.
The treatment time: a treatment performed too quickly will not allow the product to penetrate to the required depth, which also affects the wood's life expectancy.
The drying of the wood: when the wood is dry, the creosote adheres better to the cell walls comprising the wood. Drying therefore significantly improves the treatment's effectiveness.
Some companies are holders of a technical approval. Peter Müller has such an approval for salt impregnation. This confirms that the wood has been impregnated in accordance with trade practices and that the company complies with the usage instructions issued by inspection bodies such as Wood.be and SECO. The company Peter Müller is approved for salt impregnation.
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Salt offers the perfect solution when users are regularly in contact with the wood, for example show rings or paddocks. The treatment gives the treated wood a pale green colour. Being chrome-free, the product will not harm the environment.
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The 'Royals' star fronted Bowie's old band for the televised performance.
Amongst all the glitz and glamour of the BRIT Awards, Lorde took to the stage for a heartfelt tribute to the late, great David Bowie.
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James ("Jim") Gallagher began his legal career as an Officer and Judge Advocate for the United States Marine Corps: serving as prosecutor, defense counsel, and Special Assistant U.S. Attorney for the District of Hawaii. From 2006 through 2009, Jim was involved in the prosecution and defense of more than 100 courts-martial. In 2008, Jim deployed to Karmah, Iraq as the Battalion Judge Advocate with 2d Battalion, 3d Marines in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. In this role, Jim was the legal advisor to the Battalion's Commanding Officer advising him on issues involving international law, rules of engagement, and laws of war. Jim was also responsible for monitoring detainee operations, military justice, investigations, claims adjudication for the Battalion and serving as a liaison to local Iraqi judicial figures. Jim now practices at Davis, Malm & D'Agostine, P.C. in Boston. Jim's practice encompasses advising individuals and businesses on a wide variety of business, employment and litigation issues. Jim represents clients in these issues in both state and federal courts and in front of multiple administrative bodies.
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Prepare pasta per package instructions.
Spray custard cups (or muffin tins) with cooking spray.
Separate pasta and sauce into each cup.
Bake on a baking sheets for 20 minutes.
While cups are baking, prepare meatballs per package instruction.
To create paw print: cut meatballs in half, cut one half of the meatball into quarters and trim to make the edges rounded.
Once pasta cups are done, remove from oven.
If using a muffin tin, remove from pan.
Top with parmesan cheese and place meatball in the shape of a paw print.
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