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Who can it be now? – BC.
January 6, 2015 January 7, 2015 / razorbackwriteraus	/ 2 Comments
Scene setting – The Peach Cafe : BC.
co-written with Gene.
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Armed robbery leads to murder of cop . The title of the article had been stamped onto the page, its black font taking up at least ¼ of the page. To someone like Ava, it was certainly eye catching. Who didn't love reading articles regarding murder and theft? Upon viewing the front page, which had too much exposure regarding a woman's body, she instantly turned the paper – with some difficulty due to the size – and settled her eyes upon the crime-related article. There was plenty of gossip in the papers which were delivered to the Vestro District and not enough reality. Her attention fixated on the first paragraph, reading it then proceeding to re-read it, to let the contents sink in. Thankfully, the article was written in a neutral tone; the amount of bias in some newspapers was truly horrifying. Ava was entirely oblivious to her surroundings, though she occasionally took a sip of her drink.
"You'd find much more interesting reading material at the library, Miss."
Her head raised upon hearing the man speak. She hadn't anticipated that anyone would talk to her. Ava turned, looking for the one who spoke; however, he was already walking away to his booth. She opened her mouth to say something, but froze. As the man sat down, Ava peered at his features. It popped into her mind, that she knew him. From where? Ava was still figuring that part out. The man was attractive, but it was clear he was too old for Ava – not that she'd attempt anything anyway. Upon realizing she was being way too obvious as she observed the man, Ava quickly turned and looked back to her newspaper.
As if her mind were a cemetery, and the man a ghost, the fact that he was recognizable continued to haunt her mind. It was rare times like these, when Ava couldn't place her finger on something, which she hated. Though, the state of mind only ever occurred to Ava when she was trying to remember a spell.
He was a teacher at her school. Her eyelids came together, and the sudden blackness obscuring her view was enough for her to recall the past. Martin, his name was, however Ava would have to refer to him as Mr Martin. Even though Ava wasn't in any of his classes, nonetheless she remembered seeing him around school and hearing some chatter about him; all teachers were talked about at her school, something Ava never really liked to divulge in. Whenever hearing gossip or inadvertently being present whilst one was going on, she never liked to participate; it was clear if people could gossip about anyone, they'd certainly gossip about you.
Should she go say hi? Ava was unsure whether the teacher recognized her, or not. It was always peculiar to see teachers out of school; what was one meant to say? Address them as Sir/Miss or call them by their first names? What would you talk about? All these questions shrouded her mind. After around 5 minutes of debating what to do, Ava finally gained the courage and left her seat. As she headed over to the booth, nerves prickled her skin, yet her expression remained calm. Whilst it would have been a few seconds until Ava reached the booth, it felt as if minutes had gone by.
"I just wanted to say hi," Ava smiled, her voice not betraying her jitters. "May I sit?" If the man said yes, Ava would proceed to slide into the booth, opposite him. However, if he said no, Ava would turn away and walk back to her seat, her cheeks reddening with embarrassment. If she had been granted permission, Ava would say, "I go to the Acalo school; I'm not sure if you know me,"
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The background sounds merged into a light gaggle of chatting voices, with the hiss of the coffee machine and the steady beat of popular music that filtered through the wall mounted sound system. It was enough to make it easy to mull over the days events. Joel had been searching for the book in his possession for some time, and now that he had the opportunity in the privacy of the cafe booth, he planned to start his studies, over a quiet coffee and muffin. The script on the opened pages was one that he had learnt back in his youth. A kindly old man who lived above his parent's apartment often gave him private lessons to help bolster his studies. Joel's mind was cast back to the dimly lit room that smelt strongly of tobacco and mould.
"Persistence in your studies will lead you on a path to great wisdom." The voice was now a ghost that often spoke to Joel in his dreams. Amazing how this man's teachings had a profound affect upon Joel and now the day had come where he would use this knowledge to help him unlock what had been up until now a mystery. Joel wet his lips in anticipation, as he took out a small black leather book that was bound with a red ribbon. He picked at the fray edges and started to untie it – only to be interrupted by the clink of a coffee cup in a saucer, that was being set down on his table.
"Your coffee and muffin, Sir." The young fresh face barista set down his cup and the small plate which had a warm muffin on top. This mild interruption had Joel pause, whilst the girl waited to see if there was anything else that Joel wanted."Thank you." His reply was curt, eyes narrowing as he waited for the girl to leave the table. He hated people that hovered over him. Unbeknownst to Joel, the girl found him attractive. She teetered on the spot and then smoothed out her frilly skirt with her hands. "Heh." A little giggle escaping her lips. Perhaps she was used to being told how pretty she was. There was no mistaking that she was, but Joel wasn't in the least bit attracted – or in the mood. Rolling his eyes, he reached for the UNO card and then handed it to the girl with a gruff rumble in his voice.
"Thank you." Maybe now she got the message. The young waitress blinked back to reality. He really wasn't interested in her. A small pout appeared and she turned on her toes and sped back to the counter – her cheeks aflame.
Now that he was alone once more, the young teacher picked up his coffee cup and proceeded to blow on the top of the froth. The heart shaped pattern started to blur, and Joel then took a small sip – only to hear another voice. What the hell was with women today? Joel's eyebrows both piqued, his head turning slightly to see who it was.
"I just wanted to say hi,"
It was the young woman who had been reading the sad excuse for a newspaper. Joel set his coffee cup down in it's saucer, and stared at the girl wordlessly. The pause was interrupted by the fair haired girl asking if she could sit. Joel would be the first to admit, that the girl was way too young for him. Horrid thoughts started to filter through his mind until her face jolted a memory from the Acalo school. SHE WAS A STUDENT. Joel's eyes closed as he raised two fingers to pinch the bridge of his nose. He realized that this was of course his fault. He HAD to go and make that remark about the newspaper. Letting out a sigh of resignation, Joel gestured with his hand towards the empty seat in the booth. Again, his tendencies towards being a gentleman rose to the fore. Staring at the girl through pale blue lenses, he listened to the girl introduce herself – though not by name.
"I go to the Acalo school; I'm not sure if you know me," The girl's cheeks were now a deep shade of red. Joel took this as embarrassment at being so bold to approach a teacher in a public place. Slowly, Joel closed the weathered old book in front of him and then pushed it aside with the brush of his hand. He then reached for his small black book and dropped it back in his bag. The girl was known to him. From one of the more influential families. It was easy to tell by the way that she dressed, so unlike the girls where he lived. Amazing the differences in style to those that could afford it and those who couldn't. Finally, Joel decided to speak.
"Of course, Miss Blackbane." Yes, he did know her name. Joel's glasses slid gently down the bridge of his nose allowing the haunting grey of his eyes to be seen. Dark pupils dilated momentarily as he observed the girl. She wasn't just a pretty young thing, but she was exquisite. Unique in fact. "We have crossed paths on occasion at the school, but as yet you are in none of my classes." The young teacher idly tore off a piece of his blueberry muffin and then popped it into his mouth. This whole scenario was unusual. A teacher having coffee with a student and one that he did not have in his class, would make gossip mongers salivate. Joel eased himself back into the leather of the booth seat and remained calm and in control. Now it was his turn to be inquisitive.
"I imagined a girl like you would travel in a pack." Insinuating that she was the type of girl that had a close knit circle of friends. Odd how girls liked to do that. Joel had always been a loner often enjoying his own company. Joel's lips carried the ghost of a smile as he waited to see how she would react. He absently drummed his long fingers on the wood of the table as he waited for her to speak.
The Peach Cafe – BC.
January 6, 2015 January 6, 2015 / razorbackwriteraus	/ Leave a comment
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The Peach Cafe is famous for many things: their milkshakes, drinks, and beautiful women who work for them. It is a great place to come and chat with your friends and usually ads are posted here (if you are looking for a job etc).
Scene setting – The Peach Cafe : Blood City Series.
Ever since her meeting with Hiram and Lilly ended, Ava had returned to the stalls and continued her little shopping spree. A few items caught her attention, but she was mainly proud with the necklace she wore. There was something appealing about it; it was simple, yet complex at the same time. It possessed the perfect kind of modesty, one that would go with any attire. She might have spent an hour or two zigzagging from stall to stall. Saturday was typically the market day and one of her favourite days. It wasn't that she was looking for something to buy – although it's obvious if she liked something, she'd definitely purchase it – but simply looking at the products each market had was interesting; Ava enjoyed asking the specifics about some of the products: where they came from, how were they transported, with what materials were they made? Indeed, they were odd questions to ask, however the owners didn't seem to mind.
After her adventures in the market, Ava moved on to shops. She entered each store empty handed and left the same way; at home she had enough, so why would she have any need to buy more? Ava was more than content and so felt no need to buy unnecessary items, whilst others in the Vestro District were known to go overboard when they went shopping. There were shops in the Vestro District – this was so the upper class would have no need to enter the Inner City and mix with the lower classes – but they only sold what one might call 'high classed items'. It was a bore to always see such glamorous items. Plus, at times Ava felt the need to escape the upper class.
Now, it was the afternoon. How long had it been since Ava entered the Inner City? A few hours. Maybe 3 or 4. Either way, she came to the Peach Cafe; it was busy as always, yet so calm at the same time. After ordering a warm drink, she took a seat near the window, reading a newspaper. In the Vestro District, newspapers were different; they never disclosed the amount of crime going on in the City, however there was plenty of gossip. Her eyes remained fixated on the newspaper, finding it deeply – and perhaps worryingly – interesting how un-perfect the City truly was.
Introduction of Joel Martin.
Gently blowing smoke out from between his parted lips, Joel stood just outside the Peach cafe – finishing off the last of his cigarette as it was against policy to allow smoking in the coffee establishment. Joel closed his eyes and with a light tilt of his head, he took one last drag before pinching the remaining part of the cigarette and then letting it drop to the pavement; where he used the tip of his boot to crush the stub into nothing. He could of dropped it into the rubbish bin, but preferred this method. A light shake of his shoulders, and he pushed himself forward from the lamp post; his grey eyes cast now towards the entrance to the Cafe. Already there was quite a crowd, but it was not bustling – nor was there much of a line up to be served. With an almost bored expression, Joel sauntered towards the door – only stopping to open the door for an elderly woman who had made it to the entrance before him. He reached out and let his slender digits clasp the bronze handle, pulling the door back almost effortlessly. The woman, whose head scarf covered much of her hair and obscured her face thanked Joel with a gentle tone, to which Joel merely nodded his head. If there was one thing his father taught him it was to respect his elders. It cost nothing to be a gentleman in what was a changing world. Respect for the elders of the community was on a down turn, as the current generation were all too transfixed by technological devices to even pay attention to people that they dined with.
Once the elderly woman was safely through the door, Joel followed and allowed the door to close on its own as he surveyed the interior of the Peach cafe. The atmosphere had a warmth to it – be that from the scent of the roasted coffee beans, or the tender smiles of the waitresses. The manager always found good looking girls to serve his customers, and being served by a pretty face was welcoming. Not that Joel was really bothered about being overtly friendly with the waitresses. They were there to do a job – provide a service, which they did well.
Taking up a menu as he waited to be served, Joel happened to notice a fair haired woman seated by one of the window booths. In her hand she was reading the city newspaper. The young man tapped the menu against his left open palm, not even bothering to open it, while his ghost grey eyes locked onto the cover story on the front of the newspaper. Joel's lips thinned as he noted that the news of the day was about some B grade celebrities buttocks. Really, couldn't they put something actually considered news on the front page? Joel's concentration was only broken by the sing song voice of the barista.
"Sir, would you like to order?"
A petite blonde girl with pink satin ties pulling up her hair into pig tails smiled brightly, as she clutched her pen in readiness. Joel exhaled sharply through his nostrils, placing back the menu in the stainless steel stand.
"Flat white in a mug, and a blueberry muffin please."
The girl scribbled down the order and then tapped the keys on the register before announcing that Joel's order came to nine dollars. Joel's right brow crept up slowly – as he was somewhat surprised by the cost. Had prices gone up that much in recent weeks that you were paying nearly ten dollars just for a coffee and muffin. The young man smacked his lips together in indignation, and produced a ten dollar note; before telling the girl to keep the change as a tip. It wasn't much of a tip, but the girl hid her disappointment well.
Taking his table number which was actually a UNO card, Joel strolled towards his favorite booth, but not before making a passing remark to the blonde haired woman that was reading the newspaper.
Joel ran his fingers through his sandy locks which were unruly; much like the man himself. Without bothering to introduce himself, or even wait for her reply; Joel continued to his own booth. Sitting down, he took out his brown leather satchel and started to undo the flap. He slowly reached into the aging leather and withdrew an old book. Tattered and worn with yellowing pages. Joel tossed the satchel onto the booth seat beside him and then flipped open the cover to start to read as he waited for his coffee and muffin.
We are one, but we are many.
December 17, 2014 December 17, 2014 / razorbackwriteraus	/ 9 Comments
Sadness. That is what many Australians are feeling right now, after the terrible end to the Siege in Sydney. Two innocent and brave people lost their lives, as well as the gunman. It has left many shocked and deeply saddened, and I will admit that the images on television of the many floral tributes that are in Martin Place had me moved to tears. The outcome was tragic, but it could have been much worse had it not been for the heroic actions of Tori Johnson. The Lindt Cafe manager risked his life twice to save others, and the second time it ended in tragedy. The other to lose their life was Katrina Dawson; Mother of three and a promising Lawyer with a bright future. She shielded her pregnant friend, and sadly had a heart attack at the moment the police entered the cafe.
This is a trying time for many right across the community. There are fears of reprisals or revenge attacks, though the mood of many is to seek unity and understanding. Tolerance is important. What we have to remember is that there are many in our community that are unbalanced and could do the unthinkable. Take the Port Arthur Massacre. One lone gunman killed 35 people and wounded another 23 in 1996. There was no real reason for the attack, and people were going about their daily lives when it happened. The same happened at the Lindt Cafe. A lone gunman with a history of violence and mental instability took people hostage to get attention. The news stations in conjunction with the Police agreed to block all information going to social media and the news reports, so as not to give into the gunman's demands.
Religion is not to blame and no one group should be targeted in a backlash. The whole community is grieving what happened, and I truly believe that we as Australians will be united in saying no to extremism. The vile act of one person does not reflect on others, nor should it.
Australia is a multicultural nation, built upon a foundation of freedom and equality. We are a virtual punch bowl of nationalities and religions. It is what makes us who we are. And no one….is going to change that.

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Just in case you still needed reminding, Activision still offers a PS3 subscription service for Call of Duty Elite. Xbox 360 users may be getting the content early, but we now have news of when Activision will release the next content drop DLC goodies on the PlayStation Store – ie, the missing Black Box and Overwatch DLC maps.
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Now though, Activision has finally given some important information for PS3 Elite users, as Overwatch has been scheduled to appear in the PlayStation Store update on March 29, or perhaps sooner depending on which day Sony updates your region store.
Activision has 'kindly' also given PS3 users an indication of when Black Box will be arriving as well. Dan Amrich has written on his blog that he believes Black Box will arrive on April 12 on the PlayStation Store, again this could be sooner like Tuesday or Wednesday depending on your region.
Although it is obviously not ideal that you have to wait a month longer than Xbox 360 users to get the content, at least Overwatch and Black Box will be arriving in a relatively short amount of time between releases so once you have played Overwatch to death, Black Box will be ready and waiting for you.
The Subscription: How do you see Activision's subscription service for Call of Duty panning out in the future? We're hearing that EA also has plans for a Battlefield subscription which we'll get onto at a later point, but do you think we will have an outcome where the majority of console FPS games will now require a monthly/annual fee for the full package? It seems to be heading down that route from where we see it, but free to play shooters such as DUST 514 does still prove that there are developers out there who are not just looking to bleed our wallets dry.
Stop buying it,they'll stop Skanking us then!
although I'm opposed to receiving any dlc later than the xbox, at least we are recieving this one in a month instead of the over a month period of the 1st and 2nd dlc.


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Junts i barrejats (títol original: Happy Together) és una pel·lícula estatunidenca dirigida per Mel Damski, estrenada l'any 1989. Ha estat doblada al català.

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Christopher Wooden és un estudiant de primer any a la universitat. Descobreix amb sorpresa que el seu company d'habitació, Alex Page, és una noia que ha estat col·locada amb ell per un error informàtic. Christopher, un jove molt seriós, i Alex, tronera extravertida, ho porten molt malament per conviure. Chris prova en va de canviar d'habitació, però després els dos joves aprenen a conèixer-se i a apreciar-se.

Repartiment
 Patrick Dempsey: Christopher Wooden
 Helen Slater: Alex Pàgina
 Dan Schneider: Stan
 Kevin Hardesty: Slash
 Marius Weyers: Denny Dollenbacher
 Barbara Babcock: Ruth Carpenter
 Gloria Hayes: Luisa Dellacova
 Brad Pitt: Brian

Acollida
El film es va estrenar a només 10 sales de cinema als Estats Units i va informar una mica més de 70.000 dòlars al box-office estatunidenc.

Referències

Pel·lícules de comèdia romàntica dels Estats Units
Pel·lícules del 1989 doblades al català
Pel·lícules dels Estats Units del 1989

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Based on conversations we had with people at the show, we see that the industry is making huge steps forward toward being a legitimate player in the economy. We talked to so many people new to the market from all different industry backgrounds. It's so exciting to be a part of a space that has really become a melting pot of great ideas from all over. With each new state to legalize, technological advancements soon follow as was evidenced by the multitude of awesome, new, innovative products at the show.
First, as more states come on board and the cannabis market becomes more saturated, the only way to stay competitive will be to reduce operating expenses. To deal with this, growers are opting toward more efficient grows. HVAC can be one of the more energy intensive parts of cultivation so we saw a lot of excitement around Surna's efficient climate control options.
The second trend we heard a lot about is the tighter restrictions put onto pest and fungus control. California and some other states intend to have strict testing protocols, making it increasingly harder for farmers to use pesticides and fungicides as their primary means to maintain healthy crops. As you can imagine, there was quite a lot of talk around biosecurity control and moving to more controlled, indoor cultivation facilities as a way to work in accordance with tight restrictions.
This year, we debuted our newest product– the Hybrid Building– which couldn't have been timelier. People seemed to really love our new Hybrid Building because it allows cultivators to have a totally sealed, indoor garden which would allow for better pest control, while still using the sun as it's primary source of light, which could reduce energy consumption by 60%. From our many conversations over the week, we think that these hybrid growing options are the future of cannabis cultivation.
These trade shows are exciting for Surna because it gives us a chance to meet, hear from and engage with the people we aim to serve face-to-face. We strive to provide efficient, reliable and intelligent technology to the cannabis industry and getting your feedback on our products is incredibly valuable. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to see us and we hope to see everyone at the next show!


All of life works together to create the masterpiece that each of us are so brilliantly offered every single day.
The good and the bad in life...both help people to appreciate different facets of life and to live the best life they possibly can.
You can't only take the good in life and reject the bad because both are tremendous shaping tools to help you live a completely full life…one is the sandpaper of life and the other is the buffer to make it brilliantly shine…both have the powerful ability to refine you. Without BOTH, the melody of life is incomplete…the song isn't as powerfully sung or played.
When we reject the bad in life, and resent our circumstances, we ultimately reject a higher purpose for our life that can be used to help others. When we attempt to get through a trying time in high speed, we miss out on some life's most amazing lessons…lessons that can change you. Lessons that can give you a depth you didn't realize you had. Lessons that can catapult you to a new level of greatness you didn't even know you had in you to reach.
Lessons during loss, trauma, and disappointments are never fun. They're uncomfortable, often very devastating, and extremely self-revealing.
Not everybody has the opportunity to find out exactly what they're made of. We all think we know what we believe, think, and understand about God, relationships, and life...but loss tests everything in life to a great level: your relationship (and loyalty) to God, family, and others…as well as all previously held thoughts, beliefs, and feelings about many topics. Loss has the potential to forever change a person...for the better or worse.
Think of the song your life is playing. It most likely is a rich combination of both black and white keys.
The flats and sharps (black keys) are the notes in life that threaten and attempt to discourage you, pierce you, and make you ineffective in living life to the fullest.
The white keys are the notes that encourage you and show you just how incredible and amazing life is and how great life can be.
You may not have the ability to choose what keys are playing right now…you may have many black keys that are bringing intense pain. Realize this though: every key that is playing in your life melody today has incredible value. You need both.
Allow the song and the notes of your life to play. Embrace all that is going on in your life. The songs in life always change because life is just one incredible morphing of notes that are there to teach you to enjoy, appreciate, and learn about every facet of life.
There is so much good in life. We all are so blessed…even on our worst days.
If you don't like the notes that are playing in your life, take the notes to the feet of Jesus and ask Him to help you grow through your loss. Ask the Great Conductor to change your life to play new music...and a new song...that will glorify Him as He leads you in life.
We all are responsible to make the best music possible that plays out of our life...and leave the writing of our songs in life to Him.
Ephesians 5:19-20 NIV speaking to one another with psalms, hymns, and songs from the Spirit. Sing and make music from your heart to the Lord, always giving thanks to God the Father for everything, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Think about this: one of the greatest songs ever created was used from many dark keys. There IS beauty through the black keys in life…but you most likely will have to embrace the tough times and refuse to not allow good to come out of those times.
One of my all time favorite classical piano songs is Fantasie Impromptu Op.66 by Frederic Chopin. It is a challenging piece to play because it uses a difficult four against three in the rhythm. This rhythm makes this song very difficult...but once it is mastered, it is a genius piece.
Listen to this beautiful song on Youtube, and as you listen to…and appreciate…the richness and depth of the notes, make the decision to allow every black and white key in your life to create an unforgettable life song.
Allow the songs your life creates to be an incredible testimony to God.
He can take all the notes in your life and create a true masterpiece!


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Eco-Schools News
Name The Orchard Competition!
The Eco Buddies met with Millie and Abigail from Year One to celebrate the official opening and naming of the apple orchard. The girls have named it "The Fabulous Apple and Plum Orchard". Abi and Millie cut the ribbon amidst a lot of clapping!
Thank you to the Eco Buddies
Thank you to the Eco Buddies who helped plan and develop the idea for compost caddies. They are collecting the waste fruit and vegetable peel to deliver to the allotment composting
Eco-Week March 2012
Our Eco Week last spring was a resounding success. We have so many people to thank for their hard work and participation. Here are some of them but if we have missed your name from the list then apologies in advance!
Thank you: to Melanie Vincent who worked so hard to organise a lot of events including erecting a greenhouse with family members during one weekend, Katie Eberstein for your enthusiasm and plethora of ideas and activities, to Southern Water for your presentation, to Don Fuller of the RSPB, to Vera from the Brighton and Hove Food Partnership, to parents who helped to 'dig in' and our children who learnt so much. Here are some photographs that show the diversity of our week.


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The Drive Forward Rally
This event is no longer on sale.
Friday October 16
Be part of The Drive Forward, a series of day drive across the country to support America's Automotive Trust's movement to keep car culture alive during this unprecedented time. The Drive Forward is part of the "Rally Across America" national effort to raise $1Million dollars for local charities across North America in the absence of car shows and concours events during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Now more than ever, driving is about pleasure not a commute. Simply going for a pleasurable drive provides a sense of freedom. We believe The Drive Forward can be a beacon of hope, provide a sense of calm and normalcy in what has otherwise been a very uncertain time and offer enthusiasts an opportunity for enjoyment.
The Drive Forward rally will begin with a Cars & Coffee at Platinum Motorcars in Birmingham, Michigan. Then buckle up as we take twisting roads with beautiful lake views to the LaFontaine Heritage Collection in Milford, Michigan. Taking his passion for all things automotive, Michael LaFontaine Sr. has amassed a collection of 150+ iconic heritage vehicles that are displayed in an old bowling alley he converted into the ultimate garage. Lunch will be served amongst the Concours winning vehicles and automotive memorabilia. After lunch we will take quick drive to LaFontaine Classic Cars, a showroom that aims to bring buyers back in time to a more classic feel, including vintage signs from vehicle brands of the past. Not only are there vehicles in the showroom, but the parking lot to the south contains many others available for purchase. Following our private tours, the caravan will take a meandering route back to Birmingham.
Proceeds will benefit America's Automotive Trust to preserve America's automotive heritage and U CAN-CER VIVE to provide vital funding for cancer research.
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It's not unheard of for prescription drug use to get out of hand. When you are suffering from a serious medical condition, the right pills can manage a great deal of pain, suffering and discomfort; when the medical condition begins to improve, it is not always easy to stop taking the pills you have come to depend on.
But when does prescription drug use cross the line? Under Oregon and federal law, you can be found guilty of a drug crime by misusing or overusing prescription medication; and drivers of motor vehicles need to be aware that even if you are within your prescription, you may find yourself charged with Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants (DUII) and subject to a blood draw and an evaluation by an officer trained as a Drug Recognition Expert.
According to the Office of National Drug Control Policy, prescription opioids are the most commonly abused prescription drugs in the United States. An October 2012 report released by Oregon's Prescription Drug Monitoring Program found that between Oct. 1, 2011 and March 31, 2012, more than 600,000 people across the state filled a prescription for an opioid drug.
Of course, most prescription opioid use in Oregon is perfectly legal, a means to treat legitimate health complaints. Yet, the laws surrounding prescription use are not always clear; even seemingly innocent use of prescription medications can land you in trouble with the law.
Taking a pill that was prescribed to someone else is against the law. It is also illegal to give prescription pills to someone else without the written prescription of a doctor. In some jurisdictions, even possessing your own prescription pills is illegal if they are not in their labeled prescription bottle.
Even if you have a prescription from a doctor, it does not mean that your pill use is always legal. For example, some drugs are only legal to use for a limited amount of time after the prescription date. In addition, it is illegal for a doctor to write a prescription for too many pills, knowing that the amount is far too much for a single patient.
As mentioned above, drivers of motor vehicles need to be aware that even if you are within your prescription, you may find yourself charged with Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants (DUII) and subject to a blood draw and an evaluation by an officer trained as a Drug Recognition Expert. This is very serious under Oregon law as a DUII conviction carries not less than a one-year ODL suspension, but if an accident is involved and someone is injured, could implicate you in a Measure 11 offense for which you could be sentenced to a mandatory minimum prison sentence.
It is relatively easy to become addicted to painkillers and other types of prescription medication. If you've become dependent on prescription pills, you need treatment, not jail time. However, law enforcement authorities may not always agree.
If you have been accused of a prescription drug crime, a strong legal defense is essential. Getting better is a matter of seeking the help you need, which can be a challenge when facing judicially imposed sanctions. Fortunately, you'll have the opportunity to stage a defense against prescription drug abuse charges. Get in touch with an Oregon criminal defense attorney today to explore your strategic options.


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Converge Radio receives two Wisconsin Broadcasters Association awards
UW-Eau Claire's student-run radio station is the proud recipient of two 2019 Wisconsin Broadcasters Association awards. Converge Radio was presented with two Student Awards for Excellence on March 2 for two major student-produced projects. All entries must have been produced in their entirety by full-time students enrolled in any Wisconsin Broadcasters Association member university during 2018, and must consist of original material produced by the students submitting the piece.
Converge received a first-place award in the General Entertainment Program (Radio) category for their radio drama, "Bend in the River." The program was a major collaborative effort between undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and community members. Award winners include current student Eli Klatt, alumni Nathan Baughman and Charlotte Kupsh, faculty members Jim Rybicki and BJ Hollars, and alumnus and former faculty member Ken Szymanski.
"It is incredible to see the amazing amount of work that goes into these radio dramas," says Converge station manager Scott Morfitt. "Between the fine writing and great team of volunteer actors, we have one of the best teams in this community. These are a labor of love and it's great to see this collaborative effort honored."
The second award came in the form of a second-place honor in the News Series/Documentary (Radio) category for the "Sounds of Eau Claire" podcast — a public history initiative studying the roots and dimensions of the current musical moment in the Chippewa Valley. "Sounds of Eau Claire," which began in 2017, focuses on what it means to be a "music city" in western Wisconsin and what traditions, sounds, events and people contribute to that regional identity.
The specific award-winning episode was a story focused on the house-show scene in Eau Claire where community members hold independent punk and indie rock concerts in their basements, bypassing the traditional venue model. The podcast was created by both journalism majors and students pursuing other majors, such as advertising, biology and history. Award-winners included alum Jack Bertelsen and current students Lawton Menard and Carissa Dowden.
"It's thrilling that a team of history majors and our producers could work together to craft an expert narrative that not only chronicles a punk show at Taco John's but also comments on the state of our music community," Morfitt says.
Scott Morfitt
Eli Klatt
Nathan Baughman
Charlotte Kupsh
Jim Rybicki
BJ Hollars
Ken Szymanski
Jack Bertelsen
Lawton Menard
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Those familiar with Bruce Wilkinson's breakthrough teaching on I Chronicles 4:10 know -- offering the prayer of Jabez leads to the truly blessed life! Readers who commit to offering the same prayer on a regular basis will find themselves extravagantly blessed by God and agents of His miraculous power in everyday life. This life-changing bestseller is now available in a gift edition format. Rich illustrations by award-winning artist Michael Dudash add to the impact of this vital message. Makes an inspiring gift for family or friends.
I thank God I have read this book when Iam thirsting and hungering for more of God in my life.I AM READY!!
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ask God for the world.
turns out, is exactly the kind God promises.
counters and Texas-sized raindrops pelting the window.
heard from the seminary chaplain, Dr. Richard Seume.
earlier that week. "Sign up to be a gimper for God."
are a mark of quality and value.
end of verse 10—God granted him his request.
answer his prayer? I wondered.
windowpanes. Suddenly my thoughts ran past verse 9.
future God had for someone as ordinary as I.
have ever thought to ask for.
The little difference in his life made all the difference.
least-read books of the Bible.
Jabez, saying, "Because I bore him in pain."
head and shoulders above the rest!"
• He prayed an unusual, one-sentence prayer.
• Things ended extraordinarily well.
Clearly, the outcome can be traced to his prayer.
more than half my life!"
your heavenly Father will bring it to pass for you.
and satisfying life He has waiting.
Oh, that you would bless me indeed!
longer than you've been alive.
a giant of the faith begin his prayers? you wonder.
first and most this morning, please bless...me!"
pray differently than those around them.
take it as a sign of immaturity to think such thoughts.
God for too many blessings.
centered act it might appear, but a be more "selfish"
supremely spiritual one and exactly in your prayers?
First, let's take a closer look at Jabez's story.
a promising life, does it?
memorialize it in her son's name.
mouth to feed brought only fear and worry.
husband named their two sons Mahlon and Chilion.
"Oh, that You would bless me indeed...!"
the request in capital letters and underlining it.
gate recessed into a sky-high wall.
he cries out, "Father, oh, Father! Please bless me!
And what I really mean is...bless me a lot!"
And Jabez steps forward into another life.
the word means. We hear "bless" or "blessing"
missionaries, the kids, and the food we're about to eat.
desperate as Jabez was to receive it!
adds nothing to it" (Proverbs 10:22, TLB).
the river of His will and power and purposes for us.
obstruction in you. You're moving in His direction.
You're praying for exactly what God desires.
you will be the first to notice! But there's a catch.
warehouse—it has no windows and only one door.
wondering, so he asks again to see inside the structure.
stacked neatly with white boxes tied in red ribbons.
outside. "Frankly," Peter says, "if I were you...." But Mr.
moment of instant recognition, and "Do I have one?"
Peter has heard so many times before.
on earth...but Mr. Jones had never asked.
"Ask," promised Jesus, "and it will be given to you"
generously when His blessing is what you covet most.
matter what you do. No extra effort required.
deposits and one for withdrawals.
account by sending some trouble your way.
in goodness and truth" (34:6).
God's nature is to bless.
Oh, that You would enlarge my territory!
opportunity to make a mark for the God of Israel.
community, and the larger world for His glory.
Suppose Jabez had been a wife and a mother.
me do more for You!
of a college of its stature.
Some students roared. Some questioned my sanity.
the island of Trinidad and seen the need, I told them.
I had no immediate takers.
400 miles to the capital to pound on doors.
secretary, and finally the governor himself.
island of Trinidad for a summer of ministry.
student ministry venture in the college's history.
"I T H IN K TH IS IS M Y AP P O IN TM EN T "
they're not sure what—and wait for your reply.
I call these encounters Jabez appointments.
Book of Revelation, I hit bottom.
am," I said. "How about you?"
would be gone by evening.
before we sail and tell me, okay?"
I had asked for a larger life in His service.
want, you can call it living out your faith for others.
our numbers right, but our arithmetic completely wrong.
expectations of others = my assigned territory.
the moment they needed them.
knew came knocking at our door.
nobody to talk to. Can you help me?"
Larger borders. An appointment to keep.
question. She knew my name, but little else about me.
and receive the mark of the beast."
arranged a conversation between us.
need. I've seen it happen hundreds of times.
seat in a life of miracles.
Oh, that Your hand would be with me!
ow you've done it. Gone over the edge.
stretch the limits of their influence and opportunities.
stops. Helpless, they start to plummet.
feeling that I was the wrong man for the job.
some detail when he broke in.
you've backed away from truly living by faith."
I didn't like what I heard. "You're saying, Dr.
"Why certainly, young man!" he said, beaming.
"That's the one all right."
• It goes against common sense.
• It contradicts your previous life experience.
• It sets you up to look like a fool and a loser.
stock in dependence—but you and I were made for it.
could have tried to keep going in his own strength.
that God has begun in our lives.
at us with a big smile, then whizzed down.
carefully backed down one step at a time.
would reassure her that I wasn't just being careless.
highest slide. Now Darlene was getting anxious.
think he will. Let's see what he does."
glanced away again, pretending I couldn't hear him.
watched a teenage boy go hurtling down the slide.
he had a question ready.
"Dad, will you come down the slide with me?"
wasn't about to let the moment go.
trembling. "It's too big for me!"
gave me the power—and it is wonderful!
of the new covenant" (2 Corinthians 3:5-6).
I'm going to get, I need to exit fast!
closely at the meaning of his prayer.
hand of God to accomplish the business of God.
all the nations...and lo, I am with you always"
both an incredible blessing and an impossible task.
priority to be "filled with all the fullness of God"
evangelize the youth of the area in six weeks.
most of whom had never been to church.
God for His hand to be upon us.
decisions for salvation by the end of the first day.
Gospel presentations. Parents began edging closer.
added evening crusades for youth in local churches.
—but right in line with the scope of our Jabez prayer.
whom received helps and follow-up material.
own congregation and bring repentance and revival.
hand of power to be upon them.
the horizon for spiritual giants or seminary standouts.
He eagerly seeks those who are sincerely loyal to Him.
that He will not provide.
boldness, and power. It's up to you.
Ask every day for the Father's touch.
Oh, that you would keep me from evil!
of God upon him would pray, "Keep me through evil."
and make us prone to presumption."
distraction, opposition, and oppression, for starters.
battle! Satan isn't worried about you anymore."
vital part of the blessed life.
hold a wrong (and dangerous) view of my strengths.
meetings at Moody Bible Institute.
reached for the Jabez prayer.
temptation. Please, keep evil far from me today."
and pulled out his own skin magazine.
to change their reading material. I closed my eyes.
I could find no apparent reason for his decision.
and more on avoiding it.
discussion about his enticing offers.
supernatural power to do just that.
speaking) can quickly become our undoing.
so often only the beautiful wrapping on sin.
So please, keep evil far from me!
and power ... only to slip into serious sin.
barrier. Protect me, Father, by your power!
from all that is not of You.
Father loves to hear—and answer.
you should be prepared to confront spiritual attack.
as tens of thousands gathered in the stadium below.
declared confidently while we continued to kneel.
already through the rows of gathering men.
showed him something unimaginably better.
grief and pain that evil brings.
[the cross]" (Colossians 2:13, 15).
honor and exponentially expanding blessings.
Jesus came to earth so that "whosoever"
might call on His name and be saved.
awards did they get from God?
God's eyes is not arrogance or self-centeredness.
The sorrowful alternative does not appeal to me.
out to act on that faith.
the very moment they needed them.
directing you even as you minister?
my flight late so I can catch it."
scores of people milling around.
had something else in mind as well.
As I look back, I don't know what it is. But you do.
see the footprints My name is Bruce, by the way"
person on the run from disappointment and despair.
would be pulling divorce papers out of her briefcase.
believing the confidence I heard in my voice.
"What do you mean?" Sophie asked.
the earth; He can get us two seats together."
switch so you can sit together."
He desired to bring about through me.
growth I referred to at the close of the previous chapter.
growth curve soon starts to spike upwards.
more, at least for a while.
heaven's storehouses because you prayed.
becoming a treasured, lifelong habit.
important insights you may have missed.
will step up to God's best for you.
us. But we had no idea what would happen.
grace and Jabez praying can do.
Now God has stretched our faith yet again.
us to reach the world—right now!
ask how we could be part of unexplainable.
imagine: O God—let us reach the whole world for You.
Commission into every village and city and nation.
called it the miracle of Jabez.
to ask for it with all your heart.
you His honor and delight.


Relatively regularly our guild hosts a 'Challenge'. This is totally voluntary.
Consider it a nudge to get yourself into your clay, and possibly out of your comfort zone.
This is only for the guild challenge, your item does NOT have to be perfect or exact.
This is hopefully just an inspiration to get your hands in your clay and your creativity sparking!
When you bring your item in on the due date, if you can, please wrap it (in anything - paper towels, a paper bag, a scarf you can have back, toilet paper!) just so it's not seen by anyone else, and slip it to Debbie Goodrow at the beginning of the meeting.
During the meeting break, Debbie will put all the pieces out on the table, and we'll have a fun time seeing if we can identify who made what. Some people have an identifiable voice that we can often recognize, although sometimes they disguise it quite well! Some people just come up with something quite different from their usual.
June Challenge "Make Something Inspired by the Guild Library"
Make something inspired by the Guild Library. There are so many projects and ideas and our library is full of great books, magazines, and videos.
We want to encourage you to explore and push yourself to try something new. Stretch your creativity!
WOW!!!! so many great pieces!
October Challenge " 'Tis the Season"
And yes, if you make an ornament for our "Tree of Hope" to benefit the Ronald McDonald House this year, that will count!
Our Challenge Mistress returned from her Canadian trip with goodies to share from Loreen (Resler) Jones. Loreen gifted us with scale-textured, curved aluminum pieces. (they probably were going to be fishing spinners for lures in another lifetime).
Our task was to create a polymer clay masterpiece, using the metal piece(s) in some way and bring them to the August meeting.


Fritz Munman Vancouver BC Stickley Book Stand!
Another great copy of an original Stickley design. This one a slatted book stand also custom made out of walnut with four ebony pegs on each corner. Corbels, pegs, 22" square top, 24.5" high. Excellent used condition.


Women overall have less control over how, what, where and when work is undertaken.
On Oct. 29, 2018, the federal government announced proactive pay equity legislation designed to ensure that women and men receive equal pay for work of equal value. But this historic announcement won't just affect our wallets — it will have a direct impact on women's health.
Low job control is a well-established risk factor for poor physical and mental health. Women are more likely to be in lower-paying jobs with poor working conditions, experience bias and discrimination in the workplace, and are overall less likely to engage in wage negotiation.
More than just material resources.
Take something like underemployment: women who want to work more, but are not offered the hours. They're more likely to take on multiple jobs; they're less able to put money aside for emergencies like a sudden medical bill; and they're retiring later in life, thus less protected against later onset of health concerns.
Ultimately, women overall have less control over how, what, where and when work is undertaken. The World Health Organization has stated that income is a strong predictor of health outcomes, especially mental health. The lower the income, the greater the risk.
A study in the U.S. investigated the role of the gender pay gap on depression and anxiety. It matched men and women on education, occupation, age and other factors related to wages. It found women — whose income was lower than their male counterparts — were nearly 2.5 times higher for risk of depression. Their likelihood of anxiety was four times higher than that of male counterparts.
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On an annual basis, women earned only 69 cents on the dollar compared to men.
A 2016 study on 43 countries found Canada to have the eighth highest gender pay gap.
So let's consider that women are already not getting equal pay for equal work. On top of that, women with children are more likely to trade off higher wages for more "mother-friendly" jobs that offer flexible hours.
A study in the U.K. found that men are likely to remain in full-time work for the entirety of their careers, while up to 40 per cent of women shift to part-time at some point, to care for children or elderly relatives.
There is an opportunity cost at play for women who take time off after their children are born. Time away inherently means loss of potential job experience, and potentially a perceived loss of competence. Additionally, there's still stigma against women who take maternity leave at all — an unconscious bias that suggests these women have less commitment to their job.
And often, once back at work, many can testify to the stress and anxiety caused by the juggling act of feeling permanently on-call for their children's needs, or the guilt of not doing enough.
Let's not wait three years.
The government has granted employers three years to come up with a pay equity plan, but there's no reason we can't take other measures sooner.
Employers have the opportunity to take a closer look at their benefit packages. Offering things like enhanced parental leave, better access to flexible work arrangements, pay transparency, and improved financial support for professional development.
Canada is experiencing a decades-long labour shortage, with over 400,000 vacant jobs — the highest vacancy rate in over 40 years. The baby boomers are retiring, and we're unable to keep up with a supply of qualified young workers. Recruiting a diverse workforce by looking to this pool of underemployed women will increasingly prove a competitive advantage across all sectors.
Women are great for business.
A study in California surveyed 400 companies. It singled-out 25 with the highest percentage of women execs and board members. These companies had returns on assets that averaged at least 74 per cent higher than those with men in their highest positions.
Women are proven to have more self-awareness, a higher ability to multitask, and more emotional intelligence. They're also already holding over half the university degrees in science, law, and engineering.
So not only will pay equity prove that we equally value the work of women... it will have a direct impact on the success of our businesses.
At our current rate of change, the World Economic Forum has stated the global economic gender gap won't be closed for 170 years. We'd rather not wait that long to prioritize the health of women.


Four of Pentacles relate to the material world it becomes rapidly obvious that this person is obsessed with money or his possessions. This man sits on a stone seat with a town in the background. A Pentacle rests upon his head. He holds another like a shield at his chest. Below his feet rest two more Pentacles. His face looks tense and strained. The Pentacles are large and quite solid-looking. He keeps a tight hold of them, so we must assume they are very valuable and of great importance to him. To him they might even be the most important thing in the world.
The Pentacles are in his hands, on his heart, under his feet and on his mind. He clutches one of the Pentacles to his chest and holds on tight, afraid that someone may try to take it from him. We wonder if he ever takes a break from guarding his things or God forbid, share them with someone else.
His crown means only one thing and that is he is the ruler or owner of a substantial empire. He is building success upon success and is known to have the 'midas touch'. Anything he touches turns to gold.
The Four of Pentacles is a person that may deliberately isolate himself. He may prefer money and his things to people or company. The Figure in this card may find that his need for having and possessing make him appear greedy and lacking in compassion.
He wears a dark brown habit with a thin blue band on the hem. The predominance of brown suggests his connection to the Element of Earth and the material world. However, over this he wears a black cloak. He will have to learn that money cannot buy everything, especially happiness. A hoarder and collector, this man finds it difficult to let things go, even himself.
When it comes to love this card is about FEARS of lacking material gain; and extreme need to control another person. If you are single and think that you are ready for a relationship, realize that you will undoubtedly have to step outside your comfort zone to make it happen. True love will not just drop out of the sky.
You have some understandable anxiety about money and are trying to hold on to every penny. Greed and selfishness with money.
Savings – Investment – Financial Security – Controlling – Selfish, Selfishness- Stingy – Greed.


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TINYtalk: eMindful - Inspiring Team Building Activities While Working from Home
Click the video above to watch the full interview with Kindle Robison of eMindful. Or enjoy the edited transcript below.
I've known Mary Pigatti, the CEO of eMindful, for nearly a decade. One fun fact is that Mary is a three time TINYpulse client and has implemented us at every stop of her career since TINYpulse was founded (thanks Mary 👏).
So when Mary and I were recently chatting about the cultural impacts of COVID-19, she shared some of the innovative remote team building activities like virtual Easter egg hunts and photo contests that her Culture Club spearheaded.
I was immediately hooked and asked Mary to introduce me to the head of the culture club so that I can share their inspirational and creative team building activities with the rest of the TINYpulse community. Mary introduced me to Kindle Robison, who leads their Culture Club, and I hope Kindle's great ideas sparks some innovative remote culture building opportunities for you and your colleagues.
Don't forget to check out TINYtalk #2 on boosting culture during COVID-19.
Creating connection via a virtual Easter egg hunt
We were coming up on Passover and Easter weekend, and employees were feeling sad they weren't able to do their typical traditions or springtime celebrations. So, as a culture club we huddled together and we're like, "Okay, what do we miss the most? Well, we do definitely miss egg hunting, so how can we bring that to our company?"
"So we did a virtual egg hunt, where embedded in different platforms that we get our work done (Jira, Slack, emails, etc.) we hid little Easter eggs — clip art and simple Easter eggs. The morning of the big egg hunt, we sent out an email inviting our employees to the hunt."
I changed my email signature to have a little egg in it. We gave people instructions and some hints as to where they could find it. Maybe on the link to Confluence or on our employee happiness page.
And we actually had people throughout the day, once they found one, they had to Slack it to myself or another woman that I work with. People were so competitive. We had so much fun. It was great. At 4:00, at the end of the day when the last egg went out, we had people that had timestamps when they found eggs and were emailing them to us.
It was really fun. I was so surprised. I thought it was going to land or be dicey, but it went really well.
Engaging employees with a virtual photo contest
To engage their colleagues and to create more connections, they decided to create categories for photo submissions.
"We came up with different categories, what's a new hobby that someone's adopted during quarantine, or what's the most interesting thing you bought on Amazon, or who are our Gordon Ramsey chefs that have done amazing baking or cooking in the kitchen."
We also got creative with coming up with the title of who was the biggest work from home MacGyver. Because not everyone has a typical office environment, so we had some people get really creative with a drying rack that they put over a treadmill to create a treadmill desk.
It was really inventive and fun, and we sent it out and allowed, obviously, all employees, encouraging them to participate. We got some really hilarious images back (as you can see above :).
We're going to do another round because after people saw the results and saw what people were submitting, people realized that they had bought way weirder things on Amazon than a cold brew maker.
In order to pick a winner, we included in an all-company meeting, we took up some time. We had a subcommittee of the culture club that actually voted representatives from each department and voted on the actual blue ribbon winners. But everyone was a winner.
Why and the benefits of your culture club?
What we did as an organization before COVID even started was we have a culture club, which is designed to bridge the gap between virtual and local employees.
It really helps our company rally around our core values and makes sure we're creating an environment where everyone can flourish and bring their best selves to work.
So being on the culture club, and being a local employee, we worked really hard to try and bridge that gap and make sure that we were experiencing cohesiveness in the office and outside the office.
"When COVID happened we had to really lean into and have our virtual employees help us locally — employees who had never really had to work from home."
We have a benefit of working from home on Fridays, but it's very different now with COVID and the new normal of having to work from home with so many different obstacles and elements that are playing into your day to day.
So, we really kind of had to bridge that gap and get cues to how to keep our momentum up in the face of a global pandemic.
How is your culture club setup and what have you learned from it?
Our culture club is about 10 people and we have different subcommittees within it.
"But I think the biggest thing that I've learned is to really take into account how many different scenarios your employees and your colleagues are working in, and then how you might have certain needs, but they could be very, very different from another one of your colleagues."
That's something that any initiative we've taken to push forward, we've typically always had the subcommittee composed of a virtual and a local and the office employee. Just to make sure we're trying to meet as many different needs as we can.
The importance of CEO transparency and communication
Mary Pigatti is such a mindful leader.
"I think one of the biggest things Mary has done for us as a company and helped with our culture is she's holding biweekly Q&A sessions with the CEO. They are completely transparent."
We've actually had a lot of questions in TINYpulse regarding COVID and how we feel personally, how we think it's going to impact us professionally, and everything else.
Mary takes the time to sit down with us and have a very transparent discussion.
It's really alleviated a lot of stress that any of us had, and makes us feel even more committed to doing what we're doing. The reason for that is we know that our mission is going to help people get through this experience as well.
About eMindful
eMindful has a vision of making every moment matter. We're on a mission to deliver evidence-based mindfulness programs applied to everyday life and chronic conditions, promoting health, happiness, and performance.
All mindfulness is, is practicing the ability to pay attention to what's happening in the present moment, and being open about it, curious, and willing to just be with whatever is.
We have expert teachers that really create a connection with our participants that allow them to really understand themselves, and thus increase their productivity and make their lives and every one of their moments better.
eMindful is composed of about 30 employees and the majority of us are located at our headquarters in Orlando, Florida. However, we have a big contingent that are virtual employees.
Do you have a TINYpulse best practice or tip to share with the community?
We're constantly on the lookout for tactics, and inspiring stories to highlight and share. If you want to be featured with our CEO and have a story that would resonate with the TINYpulse community, please contact Lori Li (lori@tinypulse.com).
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INSULATION MATERIALS USAGE IN BUILDINGS | Engineering UPdates
July 24, 2018 HVAC, Mechanical
These materials or the composition of materials, if used in an appropriate manner, can prevent or reduce heat transmission by different thermal transport means (delivery - pregnancy - radiation).
The use of insulation in the the can be fundamentally divided as follows:
Non-Organic Insulation Materials from fibers or cells such as glass, asbestos, Wool Wool, author, Pearl, and fermi.
Fibrous organic insulation materials such as cotton, wool animals, cane or cellular, such as cork, Rubber Foam, polyurethane or polyurethane.
Metal Insulation Materials Aluminum Foil and reflective tin.
The forms on which the buffer materials exist are as follows:
The use of insulation in buildings is bulk insulation and is usually in the image of grains or powder that usually pours between walls or in any closed vacuum and can be mixed with some other materials and is particularly used to fill irregular spaces.
The use of insulation in buildings is flexible insulation, which is different in its degree of flexibility, did or pressure, usually in the form of pieces or rolls, and usually evidenced by a prince, such as glass wool, rock and aluminum chips and Towards her.
Solid Material: in the form of panels with limited dimensions and features of Polly and Polly.
The use of insulation in buildings is liquid buffer materials that pour or spray in or on the place required to form a buffer layer such as polyurethane foam.
Thermal Insulation Properties
In view of design requirements, the choice of a specific buffer material requires, in addition to knowledge of thermal characteristic, knowledge of other secondary characteristics of the substance as a as, combustion, hardness.. etc
Thermal Properties:
It is intended to be capable of insulating thermal insulation and is usually measured by a thermal delivery factor, as far as the delivery factor is said to increase the resistance of the substance to Thermal Resistance is inversely proportional to the thermal delivery coefficient during the buffer material usually done by all different means of transport (delivery, pregnancy and radiation).
Reflective material, for its high ability to respond to radiation and heat waves, is considered to be effective in thermal insulation, provided that it meets an air vacuum and increases the ability of such materials to isolate by increasing their frequency and frequency.
The buffer material is often integrated with walls and ceilings, and so knowledge of the total resistance to thermal transport must be combined with different resistance to wall or ceiling layers, including resistance to the air layer adjacent to internal or external surfaces.
The combination of these resistors is quite similar to that of electrical resistors, either in parallel or sequence and depends on the combination of materials in the wall or in the ceiling. In addition to thermal characteristics, there are other characteristics such as quality heat, thermal capacity, stretching and deployment, which must be known to each buffer.
Some buffer material is characterized by a conviction and ability to load. Therefore, it can sometimes be used to contribute to the support and loading of the building in addition to its primary objective of thermal insulation. That's why he looks at the power of pressure, tug, shear.. etc.
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Moist, Liquid or solid water in the buffer material reduces the value of thermal insulation of the substance or reduces thermal resistance, and may contribute to the rapid destruction of the substance.
The effect of moisture on the substance depends on the characteristics of the substance in terms of its ability to absorb and enforce, as it depends on the climatic atmosphere surrounding it as heat shield, humidity The characteristics that measure the extent to which the substance affects humidity are absorption and permeability.
For some buffer material, certain characteristics of which may jeopardize a human being, both at storage time, during transport, installation, or during the period of use, may cause trends in human body, permanent or temporary, such as wounds, blisters, poisoning and inflammation. The or sensitivity to skin and eyes, which requires the importance of knowledge of the chemical composition of the insulation. Its other physical qualities in terms of its susceptibility to combustion and transcendence.
Some heat insulation materials may be used to achieve some sound requirements for sound as, distract and vibrations, so knowledge of the characteristics associated with this aspect may meet two objectives by one means.
In addition to the above characteristics, there are characteristics that may be necessary when choosing the appropriate buffer material as density, ability to resist deflation, usability, dimensional system, resistance to chemical reactions, sizes, fish available.. etc. In addition to all of the above, the economic factor has finally played an important role in decision-making.
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Professor Simon Rogers has been Consultant Maxillofacial Surgeon at the University Hospital Aintree and Honorary Reader at University of Liverpool since January 1999. Specialising in oral and oropharyngeal cancer and microvascular tissue reconstruction, he is part of a multidisciplinary Head and Neck team.
In 2002, he was awarded a Hunterian Professorship from the Royal College of Surgeons of England, earned through his research into the relationship between function and quality of life following primary surgery for oral and oropharyngeal cancer. He has several ongoing HRQOL studies, has published widely on this topic, and has been an invited speaker at many scientific meetings – at national and international level. In both 2003 and 2007, Professor Rogers was invited to join the National Cancer Research Network Head and Neck Cancer Clinical Studies Group.
Recipient of a Personal Chair from Edge Hill University in 2007, he is involved in their Faculty of Health at EHU as part of the newly founded Evidence-based Practice Research Centre – a unit primarily concerned with clinically-based research including investigations into chronic diseases, quality of life, supportive and palliative care.


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