The formal term used for "taking the patients history" during a hospital admittance. Also refers to a series of structured and precise questions used to determine vital information about the patients current health status.
Depending on the context, "contract" can have two meanings as far as medicine is concerned. It can either mean "to get infected with a disease" or if its referring to muscles it can mean "to shorten a muscle by activating it".
A broad term describing an abnormal condition or event that affects part of or the whole organism. The term "pathology" is sometimes used as a synonym, even though there are some semantic differences.
A medical sign is a manifestation of a disease that is externally observed. In other words, the individual who is manifesting the sign, usually isn't aware of it unless prompted by an external observer.
"Pathology" is generally used as a synonym to "disease" in a medical environment. The term can also mean "the study of suffering" from pathos, "pain" and the suffix -ology, "the study of".
The art and science of teaching. An invaluable skill for many professions, not just medicine!
Refers to assessing another persons characteristics, either physical ones such as weight height, etc. or mental ones such as personality, mannerisms etc. It derives from the combination of physis meaning "nature" and gnomon meaning "interpreter".
A writing method that uses symbols and numbers to replace full words or even phrases. The purpose, being of course, increasing brevity and speed of writing.
A symptom is broadly defined as "the cause that brings the patient to the hospital". It's a manifestation, either physically or mentally that causes distress to an individual. They are generally regarded as subjective since most characteristics of the symptom can only be felt by the patient and not observed externally by another person.Note: Often the terms "signs" and "symptoms" are used interchangeably. This is a minor semantic error but can induce some confusion when medical records are concerned.
A grouping of several medical signs and symptoms that characterize a particular pathology. A syndrome is also a definitive diagnosis that can be deduced and confirmed with the help of the anamnesis, the physical exam and other medical tests.


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Q: Why does javax.ejb.AsyncResult.isDone always throws exception? I think I misunderstand java ee asynchronous method invocation. I'm following the idea from this official tutorial. For void methods it's fine, but I want my asyncronous method to return a value:
@Asynchronous
public Future<String> processPayment(Order order) {
    ...
    String status = ...;
    return new AsyncResult<String>(status);
}

I have many such long running tasks in background, so I collect List<Future<String>> and loop through them to check if the task is completed. I do this check by
for(Future<String> future: listOfFutures) {
    if(future.isDone())
       // do something
}

But the code fails with IllegalStateException:"Object does not represent an acutal Future" when the method AsyncResult.isDone() gets called.
Well, then I read this and it made me very confused: official tutorial says "Use AsyncResult.isDone()" to check the status of asynchronous method whereas oficial javadoc says "Don't dare using AsyncResult.isDone()".
I know that I could use FutureTask<T> together with Callable<T>, but this is java se part.
Could you explain me if it is possible to use java ee asynchronous method invocation?
Thank you!
P.S. I'm using Glassfish 3.1.2 and EJB 3.1

A: So, your question is "is it possible to use java ee asynchronous method invocation?"
The answer is yes. And the 2 little bits of code in your question are correct. To fully diagnose what has gone wrong in your case, however, we would probably need to see more of the code.
A possibility is that you are not using the annotation "correctly". A super short code example of how is used can be read here:
https://tomee.apache.org/examples-trunk/async-methods/README.html
The important information on that example is that your Asynchronous method has to be declared an Singleton or Stateless bean (let's call it container bean), and in a different bean (or Servlet, or POJO with access to the right JNDI context, like in the link above) that we can call the client you make a call to your container bean. So to be clear, your for loop is in the client. Then your AsyncResult will behave like you want it to.
If you read the javadoc you linked to carefully, it says:

The value specified in the constructor will be retrieved by the container and made available to the client.

and

none of its instance methods should be called by the application

This means is that the AsyncResult class is sort of a "dumb wrapper" to let you implement the interface easily, but is not supposed to be used "for real".
Please notice that using the ExecutorService is the way to perform asynchronous calls when you are not implementing a EJB, or are outside a EJB container. The fact that is working for you makes me thing that you have a direct reference to the container class, instead of via the @EJB annotation or by a JNDI lookup.

A: @Holger pointed me to the right direction in some sense: my problem is the implementation of Future, AsyncResult in this case. It turned out to be rather interesting. I looked into the AsyncResult class code and that is what i saw:
public boolean cancel(boolean mayInterruptIfRunning)
{
  throw new IllegalStateException("Object does not represent an acutal Future");
}

public boolean isCancelled()
{
  throw new IllegalStateException("Object does not represent an acutal Future");
}

public boolean isDone()
{
  throw new IllegalStateException("Object does not represent an acutal Future");
}

So it explains why I got that exception all the time.
The workaround for me was to return java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService.submit(new MyCallable<MyClass>(myClassInstance)) as java.util.concurrent.Future<MyClass> implementation. After it worked as expected.

A: If use Spring Framework, Use
org.springframework.scheduling.annotation.AsyncResult

instead of
javax.ejb.AsyncResult

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Your share of wallet is roughly equal to your share of mind. The greater your share of mind, the greater your share of wallet. And you can't get the mind share you need by focusing on selling your product.


Over the past few years, we've been building an awesome little creative community, on the 2nd floor of a hundred-year-old building in the middle of the city. We have artists, designers, photographers, counsellors, lawyers, wine experts, thought leaders, and a whole lot of wine and cheese here, and now have a couple of desks available for some new friends!
We're right next door to David Jones on Hay Street Mall, with 24-hour swipe card access, internet, kitchenette, and love, all included.
You get your own desk, drawers, and wall space. We share the client meeting/presentation area. All expenses are included in the $120/wk rent, and you'll have your own name-plate on the wall downstairs, if you want one.
Our space is right next to David Jones in the Hay Street Mall, so we walk and ride to work. The closest parking for cards is Pier St carpark, or street parking on Hay and Murray.


Matt Bloomfield sealed victory for Wycombe deep into stoppage time in a match marred by red cards and Boston's manager being sent from the dugout.
Boston boss Steve Evans was removed 55 minutes in following an altercation with Wycombe's Tommy Doherty.
Three minutes later Doherty saw red for stamping out at David Galbraith.
Then 60 minutes in, Drewe Broughton was sent off for a second bookable offence and it was left to Bloomfield to settle the affair with a curling free-kick.
Boston Utd: Marriott, Rusk (Richie Ryan 56), Albrighton, Ellender, Tim Ryan, N'Guessan, Greaves, Galbraith, Farrell, Broughton, Green (Cotton 42), Cotton (Maylett 72).
Subs Not Used: Elding, Holland.
Booked: Broughton, Albrighton, Farrell, Greaves.
Wycombe: Batista, Stockley, Antwi, Williamson, Golbourne, Betsy, Doherty, Grant (Martin 82), Bloomfield, Easter (Stonebridge 90), Mooney.
Subs Not Used: Young, Palmer, O'Halloran.


Map of PILGRIM's PROGRESS, Anonymous, Historic Maps Collection, Princeton University.
Anyone who's ever seriously burned to see their work published has dealt with it, the dreaded R-Word: rejection.
But with a quick lick of the wound and a swallow of pride – gulp –, rejection can be a very good teacher. This week I noticed an email from an editor of a haiku journal about my latest submission. Though my work had appeared in it several times, the last time I submitted, no poems were accepted, so I had a bit of trepidation. I elected to open it right there from my phone – the print would be smaller and less intimidating, right?
Ouch. The editor did offer specific feedback about one poem, which was plagued with a "vague" reference.
I've had a taste of the editorial side of the computer screen, too, as assistant editor of a children's haiku publication a few years ago. It's a humbling and rewarding job, and looks like I need to put that hat back on for my own work a bit more.
On the brighter side, there are three P words I've often used in author talks with students: practice, persistence and patience.
When I first discovered real haiku a few years ago, I was hooked and couldn't get enough. I read book after book and subscribed to the top journals, and read online journals as well. After a year or so of reading and regular writing, I sent off what I thought were my best poems to a few of them. Nothing was accepted.
But there was encouraging feedback from a few editors, so I buckled down and spent a good hunk of the next year reading, reading, writing, and reading haiku. I submitted again. And in almost every batch, a poem or two was accepted. I rolled along with acceptances for the next year or so – my pen was golden! – until, alas, the R word reappeared.
For one journal, after a few publications, I had a whole year's worth of rejections. Sigh. I took a breather from that one for a little while (with my move & injury thrown in last year for good measure). A few weeks ago, I closed my eyes and hit "send" on a fresh batch of haiku to that publication. To my delight, the editor sent back an acceptance.
I'm really not selling any morals or lessons here, just offering some company along the journey. If you're edging toward the Publication World's Slough of Despond, either back up and turn around, or lift that chin up and slog your way on through. You'll find you are not alone, and most of us have a good bit of mud on our shoes.
Journey forth to the lovely and talented Margaret's Reflections on the Teche where you are sure to find poetic refreshment and rejuvenation for the quest.
Always remember, an editor is an individual whose dog may have just died. Keep at it, my friend!
I feel the sadness and defeat between your words. The road of publishing is long and intimidating. I submitted to the same journal a few times because I was accepted and praised until the day I wasn't. I haven't submitted since. That's not the right response, I know. Thanks for your encouraging words today.
Dear Robyn, thanks for sharing your story & the 'undaunted pilgrim" too. It is an inspiring post for those of us who do "aspire". I also appreciate your three P's, something I told students, too. Keep at it, and rewards will happen. Diane's advice about the editor reminds me of a redheaded actress friend who said about auditions that she had to remember that those watching may have just had an argument with a wife who had red hair. Cheers to you for a fine weekend!
Hi, Tabatha! We're all hearty pilgrims, aren't we? Thanks for coming by with your wonderful words and spirit!
Diane, absolutely. And sometimes an editor just has different taste, ant that's fine too. I've found most of the time, though, an editor's feedback is invaluable.
Margaret - thanks for the kind words. I don't wallow for long, promise! It's just a job hazard. I do hope you'll submit again if you have new work to share; sometimes it takes a while to find the right home.
Hi, Monica - thanks, and thank you for coming by!
"most of us have a good bit of mud on our shoes." I'm happy to belong to the mud shoe gang!
Yep. Got a bit of mud on my shoes this week, too. I'm planning on crashing the coffee party! We'll all be pilgrims together.
Hi, Mary Lee - Ha! Just leave 'em at the door and come on in for coffee.


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Why should you know how to make a butter candle? You can set the mood the next time you make enormous lobsters for all your friends. You can light the room with dairy. You can have light if the power goes out and you don't feel like opening that 15-pound sack of tea lights from Ikea you bought because it was such a bargain...
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Ultimate Harlem Shake Guide
If you look at the internet at all, you've probably noticed a sudden proliferation of Harlem Shake videos. Why, you might be asking, are all these people wearing horse head masks and throwing themselves around shabby dorm rooms? It's a fair question, and one we'd like to answer for you. This is your essential guide to the Harlem Shake.
Make Some Sad Nachos
Being a TV chef has to be an extremely tough job. Think about it-- that person has to cook and talk at the same time. Sheesh, that's rough. While there are extremely engaging cooks on camera-- like Mama June whipping up her famous "sketti" -- that talent is rare. That's why we understand this guy's struggles. Well, sort of.
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Kid "Logic"
There are tons of things we don't know, like why Evil Baby is so terrifying or how Honey Boo Boo landed a hit TV show. Sure, we could use the old Google Machine or Siri, but sometimes we like hearing answers from an actual person. But did you know there's an even better, adorably entertaining way to get answers to life's toughest questions?
Get a Step-by-Step Guide to Lucid Dreaming
We know -- the first thing we thought when we saw this was "who draws that well on white board" too! Once we got over that, we realized we should actually be paying attention to what this guy's saying. It's a step by step guide from asapScience to achieving lucid dreams -- dreams you are cognizant of and can control...
Turns Out You've Been Chopping a Banana Wrong
If you'd like to know how to chop a banana like a "bawse," look no further. We should probably note that the YouTuber who made this video gives props to his "big @$$ knife,' so you might need one of those. Other than that, this is really all you need to know...
McDonald's Executive Chef Demonstrates How to Make A Big Mac At Home
While McDonald's tastes good, it doesn't always seem like it is made from the kind of natural ingredients you could buy in a grocery store. As part of McDonald's Canada's ongoing campaign to demystify their fare, executive chef Dan Coudreaut demonstrates in this video how you can actually make a Big Mac in your own kitchen using simple, readily available ingredients.
10 Helpful 'Life Hacks' to Make Your Life Easier
"Life Hacks" are tips and tricks to make your life easier. They're easy fixes for common problems, such as brain freeze or keeping electronic cords organized. Life Hacks cleverly increase productivity and efficiency. Check out these 10 life hacks to make your everyday life easier...
FW Staff
10 Amazing Tips and Tricks to Make You a Grill Master
The sun is out, your friends are over and the kids are splashing around in the pool. Ah yes, it's summertime, and you're just dying to break out your grill or smoker and throw an amazing barbeque party in your backyard, at the beach, or wherever you happen to be.
Carl Pettit
Get a 'Crash Course' in Applying Make-Up
Popular make-up artist, Nikkie, comes at us with another fantastic tutorial. However, this one is accompanied by an intense spin that frankly we never imagined. Her videos on YouTube gather over 25 million views, therefore, it seems perfect that she was the one approached for this ad.
Kyle Dowling
Science May Have Finally Found a Cure for the Hangover
Thanks to some of the best minds of our time, we're finally being given concrete tips that will help us get over those horrid headaches we experience after a night of partying.
This Is the Proper Way to Eat a Hot Dog This July 4th
Part of what's so great about hot dogs is their simplicity. Take them out of their package, put them on a grill and, boom, everybody's favorite summer comfort food. But using just a skewer and knife, the food wizards at Chow have demonstrated a way to get a lot more out your wiener. See how to make a spiral-cut hot dog below.
How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse: A Beginners Guide
Zombies, zombies and more zombies. Everywhere you look these days, you're bound to run into a bunch of bloody zombies. We've got books about zombies ('World War Z,' 'Tooth and Nail'), television shows about zombies ('The Walking Dead') and tons of zombie movies, like the classic 'The Night of the Living Dead,' and the more recent '28 Days Later.' Not to mention the real life flesh-munchers like R
Bring Your Instagram Photos to Life With These Amazing Sites
Even if you don't realize it, you are already familiar with the latest hotness in social sharing apps. Instagram is the photo sharing app that allows users to take, filter, post, share, like and follow photos and photo collections. It makes even the worst photographer seem like a shutterbug. But what else can it do?
Kathy Landin
Woman Turns Into Rapper Drake in Amazing Make-Up Tutorial
Make-up tutorials are a dime-a-dozen on YouTube, with many girls offering tips on how get your make-up right, or even imitate a celebrity look. But how many take it so far as to look completely like a celebrity? Here's a video of a woman turning into a rather famous man.
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E4C V2.1 design with Dell D220P AC adapter for power off control.
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Our D220P AC adapter is refurbished, but function is no problem.
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Hillshire Snacking Receives Nielsen Breakthrough Brand | Tyson Foods, Inc.
If you're reading this, chances are you've had a snack (or several) today. You're not alone—90 percent of people snack at least once a day. But if you're part of the elite, snack-crazy 15 percent, you munch your way through at least 5 snacks per day.
We are currently living in the 'snackification' era, and it doesn't seem to be going out of style any time soon. However, people are increasingly reaching for more than just the standard bag of potato chips. Over the past three years, the conventional snacking market declined 2 percent annually, while 'fresh snacking' saw an increase of 8 percent annually. In addition, consumers have increasingly sought out snacks that deliver a more exciting and out-of-the-norm snack experience rather than their usual functional or mindless fuel up.
And when it comes to the future of 'fresh snacking' protein snack packs, there's even more good news: the global meat snacks market is projected to see a compound annual growth rate of 8.6% between 2017 and 2023. With all of this, and the fact that more than half of consumers are looking to add more protein into our diets and 30 million of us are feeling like we're protein deficient, snacks that offer a protein pick-me-up seem like a no-brainer.
Hillshire Snacking team members Kyle Burr, Brian Nelson, Andy Rojeski, Colleen Hall and Frank Chen are 'serious' about breakthrough innovations.
At Tyson Foods, we have been taking these market trends and insights and translating them into food innovations day after day, the Hillshire Snacking team included. Since Tyson Foods debuted Hillshire Snacking in 2015, the brand has been able to capture the hearts (and mouths) of some of the most sought-after consumer demographics like Millennials, Hispanics, and families. With every Hillshire Snacking Small Plate, we aim to elevate snacking by providing a curated snack experience. We are actively listening to the shifting demands and preferences of consumers, and being consumers ourselves, we work to create products we would toss in our own grocery carts.
And when our work is recognized, we consider it a big win.
We're excited for the future of elevated protein snacking, and I can assure you that we're not finished innovating.


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I personally use this type of mortgage and account set up with my own money. Many of my clients do, too.
It's actually becoming a very popular type of mortgage set up due to the many advantages; however, make sure you talk with your accountant, financial adviser and mortgage broker before you run into any large financial products like this!
If you had a mortgage of $500,000 and the interest rate was 4.60% - the annual interest you would pay would be $23,000.
If the same mortgage had an offset account and there was $100,000 sitting in this account, you would only be charged interest on $400,000 or $18,400.
Using this scenario - that's a saving of $4,600 per year.
This $100,000 in the offset account would not earn interest at all - you just wouldn't pay interest on that part of the mortgage.
If the $100,000 was in a stand alone savings account earning 1.5% interest - you would have earned $1,500 interest.
So the actual benefit of the offset account is $3,100 ($4,600 less $1,500).
The true advantage is that you have effectively earned $4,600 of interest tax free by using this offset account, as you would have to pay tax on your $1,500 earned.
I found the below picture on finder.com which explains it well.
My current home is a 3 bedroom, two car garage townhouse. I purchased it brand new with no intention of ever selling it (it's like 2 streets away from the beach in Blue Bay, NSW). I have a product which allows unlimited offset accounts which help reduce the interest I pay. I use my offset accounts as savings for tax, gifts, holidays etc and my cash hub!
Offset accounts: manner from heaven!
Remember - get advice. Do not do something a guy from the internet does as it's not going to be the same for your situation.


It's the day of the interview. Every single data point you have screams that you should show up early to make a good impression. And those data points are correct. But the time you "get there" and the time you walk in should be at two different places on your wristwatch. Let me explain.
I remember an instance a few years back. Our office was much smaller and we didn't really have a waiting room or even a conference room. In fact, we barely had any room, period. We were small, growing and trying to effectively utilize every square foot of space we had (read: afford).
Every bit of space we had was occupied. With desks. With employees. And in typical Gorilla fashion – with dogs. So when a candidate we were interviewing showed up 30 minutes early, we all had to stop what we were doing to accommodate the SUPER early arrival. It was an honest mistake and something that, in hindsight, I actually can appreciate. But at the time, I wasn't so thrilled. I'm not one to pretend that we're "curing cancer" – but our time is valuable. And unfortunately, almost every minute of our day is booked. So this curveball that the candidate threw us, well, it caused a lot of disruption that day.
Easy – just wait to walk in for the interview. He could have grabbed a coffee downstairs at Pi, walked across the street to Left Bank and perused their books, browsed at one of the local clothing stores like East + West, stretched his legs in one of the best neighborhoods in St. Louis, or simply waited in his car. He was 100% correct in his early arrival – as traffic, flat tires, low-fuel lights, bad directions – they all happen. But what he did wrong was inconvenience an entire team by showing up 30 minutes early. Five minutes early, perfect. 10 minutes early, okay. But 30?! Way too early.
Today, we've matured a lot as a company. We have a waiting room (read: a chair outside of our door) and everything. That said, save yourself the boredom and awkwardness. Arrive early, but walk in on time (read: five minutes early)!
As for showing up late – well, that's a major no-no and something that will almost immediately get your name thrown out of the mix. That said – stuff happens. So if stuff happens to you, just call and explain yourself. For the most part, we're pretty understanding.


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NY to launch fund for nonprofits
Kara Beer
NY governor Cuomo announces one of the first projects of new Office of Faith-Based Services is $50m fund to help nonprofits help poor.
"Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Sunday proposed a $50 million state program aimed at helping non-profits build housing and provide services for the poor. 'There are many religious organizations, many not-for-profits who want to help but don't have the capacity to help -- just don't know how to do it, and they don't have the funds,' Cuomo said. 'We want to put together a program this year that does just that.'" -- Jon Campbell, the Lower Hudson Journal News
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It has been some time since I talked about the group of boys that I've promised to walk with through the next 3 years. Through the most torturous season of their lives, also known as "Middle School." If you didn't already know, I lead a group of about 20 boys with a couple of awesome co-leaders in the middle school environment at our church, it's called Transit.
During group time on Sunday it became apparent that for the boys, this was huge.
I believe one of the biggest things any parent could ever hope and pray, is that their child "gets it" or that soon enough things are going to "get real" for them. We also have to understand that prior to this moment, for the most part "it's" not going to be real, and we really have to be sensitive to this fact.
These are just a few things that became real to these boys, however the rest of "it" that also became real was not all negative. During the time they spent downtown, they played football, talked, and even a few of the boys prayed over some of the homeless people along with some of the other adult leaders. In that small amount of time, the rest of "it" became real.
You see, it God doesn't become real to some people until some of the aforementioned "it" things are experienced. Directly or indirectly we all experience certain "it" things, and for most people this will place a tension on our hearts to do something about it, although many times we don't.
As Christians, we are not allowed to ignore this tension and we must do something about it.
So our group did something(sans me), and "it" became real to them, and it was awesome. So awesome, in fact that they want to continue to go at least every other month. This result is definitely more than any of us had ever expected, but we are so grateful that for some of them, "it" has finally became real.
Do you remember when "It" became real to you?
I remember my mom working at a grocery store that accepted Food Stamps, but waited on payment until the beginning of the month when they were issued. It was a special store for people that needed help, not a "real" store. Sometimes we would have to deliver food to shut-in's. Some of the people were mentally ill, some didn't bathe. I learned to love the people. They were just like me, but had fallen on hard times for one reason or another. It was a great experience and probably had a lot to do with why I'm a social worker in adult welfare now. That's the first time I really got it.
Wow, an amazing transfer of legacy from your mom to you. That's so cool.
Delivering to the shut-in's must have been really tough.
I am not sure I totally get it, I have had some setbacks in my life surrounding poverty and some real life scares when it comes to helping in downtown Baltimore. Least to say, it will be a hard day when I finally get it and have to return.
Indeed it must be tough to look at serving your downtown should you ever experience stuff like that, thankfully they were just scares.
I find it interesting that you know that "day" is coming and you also know that it's going to be hard, we'll be praying for you, brother.
I can't really put a finger on when "it" became real, but I do remember that "religion" without action is worthless. There is no better (and yet sad) feeling than seeing someone hungry and providing a meal for them. That's the heart of the kingdom right there. Jesus said it… and I believe it.
Yeah, sorry, force of habit. I despise the word religion. To me doing "religion" is doing something because you "have" to do it. It's just what it means today.
I seriously hate the word too, I'm not even going to say it. In fact writing this comment is even spending too much time on it. AHH I can't stop, maybe I'll just change the subject.
Preseason for the 49ers starts Thursday. November 13th the Giants are going down!
Yeah, the summer after my freshman year in high school. It clicked and God showed me that "it" was real. That was when it happened for me. Enjoyed your post, Ben.
This is awesome, Ben! Thank you for serving and ministering to young men. I am encouraged to be more involved with the youth at church.
"It" became real for me over years of visiting nursing homes and going on a missions trip. I want it to be real for my kids as well and think serving poor and homeless needs to be a higher priority.
Awesome man, and I'm glad that you're encouraged!
That is awesome, Ben! It's always great to hear about people who are pouring into the next generation, and raising up young men to follow Him. It's lacking so much.
It became real for me when I started doing ministry to college students. Sitting there, hearing some of their stories of pain and loss and seeing how they were still following God (or wanted to follow God), made all of "it" very real to me.
Man, it's so obvious from reading your stuff that you are also pouring into other people's lives, and it's so encouraging.
I watched a Nat Geo documentary called "The Human Experience" on Saturday. Two guys stepped into the lives of others to experience what it was like. They lived homeless on the streets of NY for 5 days. They lived in a leper colony. They lived numerous people suffering from AIDS.
It was intense to hear they're experience and how it altered their perception.
Almost every week, a traveling hobo would show up at our doorstep. Mom would give him a good meal. He sat and ate at the steps of the kitchen door. He was unshaven, had unwashed hair, and wore clothing stained from weeks of dirt and grime. He always came to the doorstep of our plantation home. I was 10 years old and had no clue….UNTIL, in my late 20's, a homeless young man showed up after our Sunday meetings wanting something to eat. I opened up a can of soup, warmed the bread, and sat down and talked with him….and recalled the times 'FRANKIE BOBO,' had come to eat at our home. "IT" took some 20+ years, before "IT" finally hit home. Thank. God.


Often I think about the current pricing of these classic Chris'es housing huge 454 cu.in. engines laying about due the gas prices making boating any fun.
These classic boats are often found in predestine condition with all the luxury one would desire.but can not afford with "New" boats. The short fall is the power by gas and the cubic inches of the engines.
So- the thought of acquiring two used rebuild or working smaller diesel engines placed in one of these rigs, driving the hull at near hull speed and not much more, with the economy of diesel as well the safety, dwells within the soul and mind.
However, at the age this old boy is sitting at, it is a dream passed on. but here is an example of step two- the engines.
NOTE: Yes this is the subject of past post recognizing the negativity of the concept. still, what the heck!!
It's not a bad thought. Our first larger boat was a 42 Chris that had been repowered (over-powered, actually) with Cummins 330 hp engines. Great economy when run at trawler speeds. It can work.


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Q: Drawables of main project are not picked up by library project in android I have two projects where
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I have an icon(a.png) and layout(b.xml) in library project. I copied a new iconwith the same name a.png and the same layout(b.xml) which is from the library project into apps project then the application is picking the new icon(a.png, a modified one).
I deleted the layout(b.xml) file from apps projects as there is no code change, just the icon is changed. Now the application is not picking the new a.png file which is a modified one in apps, it is still showing the one from library project.
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	public Order(Long id) {
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Report from AmSECT's International Consortium for Evidence-Based Perfusion: American Society of ExtraCorporeal Technology Standards and Guidelines for Perfusion Practice: 2013
Robert Baker, Shahna Bronson, Timothy Dickinson, David Fitzgerald, Donald Likosky, Nicholas Mellas, Kenneth Shann
One of the roles of a professional society is to develop standards and guidelines of practice as an instrument to guide safe and effective patient care. The American Society of Extracorporeal Technology (AmSECT) first published its Essentials for Perfusion Practice, Clinical Function: Conduct of Extracorporeal Circulation in 1993. The International Consortium for Evidence-Based Perfusion (ICEBP), a committee within AmSECT, was tasked with updating this document in 2010. The aim of this report is to describe the method of development and content of AmSECT's new professional standards and guidelines. The ICEBP committee independently evaluated and provided input regarding the current "Essentials and Guidelines." Structural changes were made to the entire document, and a draft document was developed, presented, and circulated to the AmSECT Board of Directors and broader membership for comment. Informed by these reviews, a revised document was then presented to the Society for a membership vote. The final document consists of 15 areas of practice covered by 50 Standards and 38 Guidelines (see Appendix 1) with the first standard focusing on the development of institutional protocols to support their implementation and use. A majority of the membership voted to accept the document (81.2% of the voting membership accepting, 18.8% rejecting). After an audit of the balloting process by AmSECT's Ethics Committee, the results were reported to the membership and the document was officially adopted on July 24, 2013. The Standards and Guidelines will serve as a useful guide for cardiac surgical teams that wish to develop institution-specific standards and guidelines to improve the reliability, safety, and effectiveness of adult cardiopulmonary bypass. The ICEBP recognizes that the development of a Standards and Guidelines statement alone will not change care. Safe, reliable, and effective care will be best served through the development and implementation of institutional protocols based on these standards. AmSECT's Standards and Guidelines for Perfusion Practice reflect the changing landscape of our profession as we work toward a safer and optimal provision of cardiopulmonary bypass for all our patients as well as a work environment that is supportive of delivering this care.
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Baker, R., Bronson, S., Dickinson, T., Fitzgerald, D., Likosky, D., Mellas, N., & Shann, K. (2013). Report from AmSECT's International Consortium for Evidence-Based Perfusion: American Society of ExtraCorporeal Technology Standards and Guidelines for Perfusion Practice: 2013. Journal of Extracorporeal Technology, 45(3), 156-166.
Baker, Robert ; Bronson, Shahna ; Dickinson, Timothy ; Fitzgerald, David ; Likosky, Donald ; Mellas, Nicholas ; Shann, Kenneth. / Report from AmSECT's International Consortium for Evidence-Based Perfusion: American Society of ExtraCorporeal Technology Standards and Guidelines for Perfusion Practice: 2013. In: Journal of Extracorporeal Technology. 2013 ; Vol. 45, No. 3. pp. 156-166.
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John J. Morrow
John J. Morrow, 69, The Villages, Florida passed away on August 31, 2017 at Ocala Regional Medical Center, Ocala, Florida. Mr. Morrow was born on November 14, 1947 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to his parents William Morrow and Catherine (Bernardo) Morrow. Mr. Morrow had retired from the Courier-Post Newspaper of South New Jersey where he had worked as a Fleet Mechanic. He and his loving wife Suzanne moved to The Villages 4 years ago from Washington Township, New Jersey. He was a proud Veteran who served in Vietnam with the U.S. Army and was of the Catholic faith. He was a member of the Vietnam Veterans of America, Post #1036 of The Villages, The American Legion, Post #347, The Villages, The Villages Camaro Club and The Villages Vintage Car Club. He is survived by his loving wife of 37 happy years: Suzanne Morrow of The Villages, FL; four sons: Michael (Joanna) Morrow of Montverde, FL, David Morrow of Montverde, FL, Sean Morrow of Montverde, FL and Richard (Lori) Smith of Williamstown, N.J.; a daughter: Diane (Larry) Schneeman of Glassboro, N.J.; eight grandchildren: John Morrow, Christopher (Britney) Morrow, Lawrence Schneeman, Richie Smith, Kristen Morrow, Carl Davis, Abigail Davis and Emily (Bo) Rawson; two great-grandchildren: Alonna Morrow and Mason Morrow. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Ronald Newman. A Visitation will be held on Wednesday, September 6, 2017 from 11:00AM to 1:00PM at Banks, Page-Theus Funeral Home, Wildwood with Funeral Services to follow the visitation at 1:00PM at Banks, Page-Theus Funeral Home, Wildwood.There will be a Celebration of John's Life to be held at Churchill Recreation Center at 2375 Churchill Downs, The Villages, FL following the funeral service. On-line condolences may be shared by visiting www.bankspagetheus.com. Arrangements are entrusted to Banks/Page-Theus Funerals and Cremations, Wildwood.
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The Improving Cancer Outcomes Collaborative Research Grants are designed to support the acceleration of translational cancer research in areas of unmet need to ultimately reduce the disparities in outcomes for certain cancers and/or populations. The Grants will drive collaborative research and promote effective translation of research into health policy and/or clinical practice across Victoria.
This Scheme will only accept applications focusing on: Improving outcomes for upper gastrointestinal cancers.
Q: Are you accepting multiple applications from a single organisation?
Q: What is the maximum funding available for each project?
A: The total maximum funding available for each project is $2 million over four years (maximum of $500,000 per year).
Q: My project requires an agreement with a partner but there is currently no agreement in place. Can I still apply?
A: You may apply. However, at the time of submission it would be expected that you will have an 'in principle' agreement with your partners. Please outline in your application the timeline you expect to have an agreement in place and outline the risks to the project if such an agreement cannot be finalised.
A: We will fund collaborative research across Victoria and interstate, but the lead agency must be based in Victoria.


I am an ardent consumer of nut and seed butters. I would guesstimate that I polish off a jar every week to week and a half. Globbed into a yogurt bowl, whisked into salad dressings, drizzled over roasted veggies, or smeared onto toast- I eat nut or seed butter at almost every meal. Due to this obsession, I usually keep 4 or so jars in my fridge at any one time. All are different varieties; a girl's got to have choices! Right now, for example, I have a (half-devoured) jar of this Perfect Crunchy Almond Butter, pumpkinseed butter, 8 lbs of hulled tahini (we can chat about that later… haha), some un-hulled tahini, crunchy peanut butter, and pecan butter. Told you I was obsessed.
So, due to my ravenous consumption of these nut and seed butters, it is much more economical for me to make my own. Have you seen the price of a jar of pumpkinseed butter, people? $14.50 for 12 oz?! What nonsense. I bought a 1 lb bag of pumpkinseeds at Trader Joe's for $7.
Anyway, I digress. It is indeed much cheaper to make these rarer nut butters at home. Employing my trusty Vitamix, I can easily whip up a batch in 2-3 minutes. However, for those without a high-speed blender (i.e. Vitamix or Blendtec or Ninja), proceed with caution before making nut butter. It could take you 20-30 minutes if you have a regular blender / food processor. Yes, I recall with much displeasure the first time I made a nut butter, cashew, for those curious, which took me a whopping 40 mins. Yes, I was persistent. Why I didn't give up 20 mins in, I do not know. And then I got my Vita, and life has been beautiful.
To make crunchy almond butter, set aside 1/2 cup of the almonds, and grind the rest into almond butter. Then just chop up the whole almonds and mix them with the almond butter. Crunchy bliss, ready to be slathered on some pumpkin muffins, or eaten by the spoonful out of the jar (Do it! I won't judge you. *cough* I do it every day *cough*).
Roughly chop 1/2 cup of almonds and set aside.
Add remaining almonds and salt to high speed blender, such as Vitamix or Blendtec. Blend using tamper, increasing speed from 1-10. Blend on 10 for 2 minutes, or until smooth.
Pour 1/4 of the nut butter into a jar. Add some chopped almonds. Add more nut butter, and more chopped almonds, alternating until all butter and chopped nuts are used. Then, using a spoon or butter knife, stir until combined. Your homemade crunchy almond butter is all ready!


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Gwendolyn Smith overcame the cold weather in Poland to win T&T's first medal on the third day of action at the World Masters Athletics Indoor Championships in Torun, earlier yesterday.
The San Fernando resident copped silver in the women's 50-54 javelin, competing in two degrees Celsius temperatures, with a best throw of 36.76 metres achieved on her sixth and final effort. American Durelle Schmek took the gold medal with a 37.43m-throw. Ilona Kojalovica of Latvia was third with 33.30m.
The cold conditions proved challenging for Smith but she was determined to get this country's first medal.
She said, "The weather here is very cold and wet. Last night was two degrees. Throwing wet javelin is hard! So sunshine for me yes! I couldn't feel my hands and feet but I made the best use of it and was determined to medal."
The former West Indies cricketer missed out on a chance of medalling in the shot put as she missed the start time of her event. "There was a mix up in my times. I didn't double check and got to the stadium, waiting for my event while it was going on. It was too late to get in," said a disappointed Smith, who did well to regroup for the javelin. "I was devastated but coach told me to move on and bounced back in the javelin."
The 2014 World Indoor gold medallist is a veteran having winning titles at several World Indoor and Outdoor Masters Championships.
"Because I am quite familiar with my competitors I am able to gauge their throws and know when to come big. You must save a good throw when the reverse comes up after elimination," said Smith, who will next compete in women's 50-54 discus final on Friday.
Martin Prime advanced to the men's 55-59 60m final which will take place today at 7.35 am (TT time). Prime will run in lane one.
In the semifinals yesterday, Prime was fifth in the first semifinal race in 7.76. He did not finish among the top two spots which would have automatically qualify him for the final. Prime advanced to the medal round as one of the fastest on times.
Dwayne Caines, T&T's third representative in Poland, is scheduled to compete in the men's 35-39 200m in the biennial meet where T&T is among 88 countries fielding athletes 35 years and over. The championships will continue until Saturday.


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What's going on with the association, because another big myth and another big statement that I hear all the time is "well the association can't take my house away" Yeah they can, if they you don't pay, if your homeowner if your seller doesn't pay the association absolutely they can take the house away, they can file a lien foreclosure, or they can file just on the debt alone and not enforce the lien, but just sue for the money damages, so associations are something that we need to watch out for.
Another change, another recent change in the law. How many of you know the new, as I call it the speedy foreclosure bill that was just signed into law, took effect a couple of months ago? There was another provision that also took effect when that law was passed in regards to homeowner associations. What happened was a homeowners association took title through foreclosure, they then sold the property the homeowner association sold the property, the new buyer said association, you took title in foreclosure, so everything that you were owed by the previous owner was eliminated when you took title association, therefore I'm only paying from the day I take title forward. The legislature has changed that now 720 has a provision in it, that says, the previous owner shall not include an association that acquires title to a delinquent property through foreclosure or deed in lieu. That doesn't apply to condos yet, but I have a feeling in the next legislative session it will it only applies to associations. So what does that mean as a practical matter? If you all are representing buyers that are buying properties from the association, they may be liable for a big association bill it is very, very important now to get that estopple letter, because if the association forecloses for a $20,000 missed assessment, or compilation of assessments you can no longer go in and say well association you now own the property. We're buying it from you, so that $20,000 debt is gone, that is no longer true pursuant to statute.


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Knesset members from the left blast Bennett and Shaked plan to rein in the Supreme Court.
Leftist Knesset members were outraged on Thursday evening at the proposal made by Ministers Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked, aimed at reining in the Supreme Court and imposing constitutional limitations.
"It is not a constitution they seek but rather the destruction of democracy and the Supreme Court. We have to stand up to the D-9 of the Jewish Home," said MK Tzipi Livni (Zionist Union), referring to a controversial Facebook post made by Jewish Home MK Motti Yogev in 2015, in which he called for the Supreme Court to be leveled with a D-9 bulldozer after the Court ruled that homes in Beit El would be torn down.
MK Revital Swid (Zionist Union) said that "under the guise of a balance between authorities, Bennett and Shaked continue their efforts to destroy the rule of law in the State of Israel."
"Using a consistent process, they trample the rule of law in order to pass anti-democratic legislation. Instead of arranging rules that would enable the Knesset to prevail over the Supreme Court, it would be better if they stop their unconstitutional legislative attempts," she added.
MK Nachman Shai (Zionist Union) said, "It is not a constitution that Shaked and Bennett seek. They seek to paralyze the Supreme Court in Israel, thereby violating the balance between the authorities, especially so that they can continue to go wild and erode the democratic foundations of the State of Israel."
"They refuse to accept the decisions of the Supreme Court and are willing to trample the Supreme Court in return for any change that will benefit them politically. Where are the logical partners of this coalition? The time has come for Minister [Moshe] Kahlon to raise the flag and put an end to this. They cannot be allowed to destroy the state," Elharar added.


Apparel: Works closely with director, uniform committee, parents and students. Orders band T-shirts, jackets, shoes, gloves, etc. for Marching Band. Facilitates printing of T-shirt design. Distributes above products.
Awards: Works with director, parents and students. Orders and displays ribbons, plaques, flowers, etc. for awards banquets. Marching Band and Classroom Bands.
Band Locker Assignment: Assigns and labels band lockers for ALL band students. Periodic cleanouts with students.
Carpentry and Construction: Works with director and other parents planning and implementing small building and maintenance projects, repairs, painting, putting scaffolding up and removing as necessary. Marching Band and Classroom Bands.
Chaperone: Works with director, parents and students at various events; Marching Band Games and Competitions, Marching Band Camp – off site at Frostburg, Marching Band Camp –on site at Enloe, Concert Band Events, Symphonic Band Events, Wind Ensemble Events. Some events require out of town travel and overnight stays.
Color Guard Representative: Works with director, guard instructor, parents and students. Assists with rehearsals as needed. Assists with costumes and flags as needed. Marching Band.
Concert Programs: Works with director, parents and students. Folds and distributes programs at various times of the year. Marching Band and Classroom Bands.
Web/Communications: Works with director, officers and committee chairs. Maintains band website, yahoo lists, keeps online contact information up to date. Coordinates directories online. Marching Band and Classroom Bands.
Doughnut Sales: Works with other parents selling doughnuts to students and staff at EHS Friday mornings. Fundraiser for Marching Band.
Entertainment/Coupon Books: Fund raising opportunity for students in Marching Band and Classroom Bands. Funds generated go directly into individual Fair Share accounts. Work with chairperson for Ways and Means, salesperson/representative for company, other parents, students and director. Distributes information, collects orders, places orders and distributes books once delivered.
Fruit Sales: Our biggest individual fund raiser for Marching Band and Classroom Bands. Funds generated go directly into individual Fair Share Accounts. Works closely with parents and students ordering and coordinating delivery of fruit.
Grant Writing: Frundraising opportunity to support the EHS Band Booster's General Fund. Works with Band Boosters to identify potential grants and pursue as appropriate. Marching Band and Classroom Bands.
Hospitality: Works closely with other parents and students. Marching Band and Classroom Bands. Helps plan and coordinate events requiring food and/or decorations. Several events held throughout the year; banquets and receptions.
Marching Band – Meals before Friday evening football games and meals before competitions: Works with director, parents and students. Helps coordinate, serve and clean-up meals prior to above events.
Marching Band – Permanent Line Team: Works closely with other parents and students loading and unloading equipment truck prior to and after marching events. Trailers and Gator prepared for use at Friday night football games.
Marching Band – Sale of spirit items: Sells pompoms and seat cushions at Friday night football games. Fundraiser to help support the EHS Band Booster General Fund.
Marching Band – Senior Slide Show: Collects photos and puts together slide show of seniors in Marching Band. Shown at Marching Band Banquet. Each senior receives a copy at the banquet.
Marching Band – Sewing: Works closely with uniform committee, parents and students. Basic sewing skills needed such as sewing on buttons and simple stitching. Help with Color Guard as needed with simple sewing needs. Attendance at football games and competitions as available.
Marching Band – Uniforms: Works closely with director, parents and students. Maintains, distributes, monitors condition of uniforms and uniform room. Prepares uniforms and related equipment for transport to and from various events – games, competitions, parades, and concerts.
Marching Band – Water for Weekday Rehearsals: Works closely with director, parents and students. Attends afternoon outside rehearsals as available. Helps dispense water and refreshments to students and instructors. Rehearsals require 3-4 volunteers to be effective. Drive Gator to transport front line equipment and students as needed. Administer simple first aid as needed.
Marching Band – Water for Competition Rehearsals (Saturdays): Works closely with director, parents and students. Provides water and first aid to outside rehearsal prior to departure to competitions.
Middle School Orientation – Middle School Auditions: Marching Band and Classroom Bands. Works with other parents, students and director to coordinate and provide orientation for middle school families planning to participate in a band program at Enloe. May help with refreshments, distributing information, etc.
Photography/video: Marching Band and Classroom Bands. Helps take photographs and video that can be used for Marching Band Video, Senior slide Show and also the EHS Yearbook.
Volunteer Coordinator: Works closely with director and all branches of officers and committee chairpersons. Marching Band and Classroom Bands. Communicates volunteer needs and coordinates activities within the entire organization.


Soh Daiko members came together Saturday morning to support one of their own in her mission to complete the AVON 39 Walk to End Breast Cancer. This morning, she crossed the finish line, and we couldn't be prouder. Congratulations, Midori!
If you're interested in learning more about this organization, or making a donation to support future events, please visit http://www.avon39.org/.


Consider: The prophet Isaiah describes a king with regal authority. At that time, a ruler would wear a royal robe dyed in purple ink from local sea snails. A single robe required up to 1,000 seashells. Such a costly robe that was draped over a king or prince to signify his authority, power, and prestige! The symbol of government would literally be laid across his shoulders.
Isaiah describes the Messiah as a king so great that he would have final authority not only over Israel (Micah 5:2) but also over the whole world. Jesus would later tell his disciples that all authority in heaven and on earth had been to him from above, thus claiming that he fulfilled Isaiah's prophecy (Matthew 28:18). The Apostle Paul also wrote that God made Jesus the ruler of all things (Ephesians 1:21-22).
If you have faith that Christ can bear all of our concerns, what burden or problem do you need to lay down?
Pray: Lord, shoulder my pain and sorrows. I cannot, and I will not carry my relational, emotional, or spiritual problems alone. Help me, Lord, to identify my problems, and allow me at the same time to share with other trusted believers as my hope.


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Meditating Four Quartets: East Coker (V/2)
Posted on 16 March 2015	by Fr Aidan Kimel
Home is where one starts from. As we grow older / The world becomes stranger, the pattern more complicated / Of dead and living. Not the intense moment / Isolated, with no before and after, / But a lifetime burning in every moment / And not the lifetime of one man only / But of old stones that cannot be deciphered. / There is a time for the evening under starlight, / A time for the evening under lamplight / (The evening with the photograph album). / Love is most nearly itself / When here and now cease to matter.
In 1914 T. S. Eliot emigrated from the United States and settled in England. In 1927 he was baptized into Christ and became a member of the Church of England. A few months later he was naturalized a British citizen. In 1937 Eliot visited the village of East Coker in Somerset, from which his ancestors had emigrated in the 17th century. In 1940 he published the second of the Quartets. Are these biographical dates important? I do not know, but I thought of them when I came upon the line "Home is where one starts from."
Where is home for Eliot? The United States? The United Kingdom? Literature? Western civilization? The English Catholic Church? The eternal Creator of the universe? If Eliot's life is described as a searching for home, did he find it, or does the above-quoted line suggest that he came to understand that home exists in the place from which one launches the search? "I am here / Or there or elsewhere," the poet states in the second movement. "In my beginning." It doesn't matter where we are and when we are. We are home even while we quest for home—hence the necessity of the purification commended in movements three and four if we would discover this truth. Eliot begins the poem with the announcement "In my beginning is my end," but he closes with the words "In my end is my beginning." Between these two declarations lies the mystery and suffering of the human journey.
Like Odysseus much of my adult life has been a searching for home. The word evokes in me feelings of warmth, acceptance, laughter, belonging, even though my childhood can hardly be described as idyllic. My children will tell you that at Christmas I become hopelessly sentimental and maudlin, seeking to recreate a family holiday that never was and never will be. Eliot would be ashamed for me. At least we don't play pop Christmas music on the stereo.
Eliot appears to be telling us that his experience of life and of the holy Transcendence has changed as he has aged and spiritually matured. "Not the intense moment / Isolated, with no before or after." Perhaps he is thinking of those moments when falling in love consumes the soul, and lovers become the universe to each other. Eliot had such a moment in his life when he was younger, and the resulting marriage turned out disastrously for both husband and wife. Perhaps he is thinking of over-powering experiences of mystical union with the "still point of the turning world"—alone with the alone. But with age life has become more complicated. The poet sees the indissoluble connection between himself and the world—and not only to the present but to the anonymous past, "old stones that cannot be deciphered." He now lives with one foot in the cemetery. We become home only in communion with humanity. There can be no escape, therefore, from the world into frozen eternity. "Only through time time is conquered" (BN II). Existence must become a "lifetime burning in every moment"—not escape, therefore, but the redemption of time through purgative immersion in the Holy. But how do we burn in every moment?
"Love is most nearly itself / When here and now cease to matter." How very Eliotean, Thomas Howard remarks, "quietly placing bang in our path something immense" (Dove Descending, p. 92). Eliot has not spoken of love up to this point in the Quartets, except for a brief reference to the purgative requirement to "wait without love." Yet now love, genuine, authentic love, makes its appearance—a love purified of self-regard and egoistical need. The search for home has been a search for charity, yet it can only become present when the self has been liberated from its destructive passions and achieved a purity of heart. Only then is love itself, transcending place and time. "Human love is most truly human—that is, completely for others," Kenneth Kramer comments—when it is not dependent on how we feel in a particular moment or time. "For love to be genuine, these attachments to 'here and now' must fall away" (Redeeming Time, p. 99).
Old men ought to be explorers / Here or there does not matter / We must be still and still moving / Into another intensity / For a further union, a deeper communion / Through the dark cold and the empty desolation, / The wave cry, the wind cry, the vast waters / Of the petrel and the porpoise. In my end is my beginning.
The poet will not remain content with his past searching, as if the goal has been reached. "We must be still and still moving." There is no end to our quest to find home. We are summoned into ever deeper communion with God and his saints. These concluding lines are so powerful. They resist paraphrase. What is the "dark cold" and "empty desolation"? Howard suggests Eliot is referring to old age, but that does not sound right to me. These phrases take me back to the third movement, where the poet writes of the "dark dark dark" of death which, if we will it so, is the "darkness of God." There is yet further purgation to endure, a desolation of emptiness and dispossession that we might arrive at what we are not and be where we are not. In this life we cannot evade, must not seek to evade, the necessary freezing in "frigid purgatorial fires" (fourth movement). I have never been in the desert, but I understand that the nights can be bitterly cold.
And then Eliot takes us to the sea, in all of her wildness and fecundity. The petrel is a seabird, comprising three groups within the order of Procellariiformes. The word "petrel" comes from the Latin name for St Peter. The petrel hovers just above the ocean, giving the appearance of walking on water. The species of porpoise is distinct from its cousin the dolphin, yet the two are commonly grouped together. I remember when my parents took my sister and me on a cruise to Bermuda (I was 12). From the bow of the ship I joyously watched the dolphins (or were they porpoises?) swimming alongside us. Sailors have long viewed the dolphin as a faithful companion in their journeys.
Would thou still be safely landed,
On the Aldine anchor ride;
Never yet was vessel stranded,
With the dolphin by its side.
The dolphin has also been used as a Christian symbol, but typically as a symbol of the Christian believer who faithfully yearns to quickly grow in his knowledge of God, "though in some instances the dolphin with the anchor seems to be intended as a representation of Christ upon the Cross" (Catholic Encyclopedia). But Howard reminds us that Eliot does not use symbols as symbols. A petrel is a petrel; a porpoise, a porpoise. Yet the historic symbolic associations are also there. And so the poet takes us to the sea filled with Christian meaning. And when we think of the sea, may we not also think of God, he who is "like a kind of boundless and limitless sea of being, surpassing all thought and time and nature" (Gregory of Nazianzus, Or. 38.7)? Yet the sea is the sea …
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Can't get enough fried chicken? We can't blame you. And luckily, one of the city's tastiest versions might be coming to a street near you. YumSugar recently caught up with local star chef Tyler Florence about his future plans for jumping on the food truck bandwagon. Florence explains: "We actually talked about opening a food truck at our last managers' meeting at Wayfare Tavern, because we have fried chicken [there], which has been really successful. We're actually thinking of doing a fried chicken truck. But don't quote me on that." Too late. Watch the clip below for more Florence fun.


New from Crafter's Companion is several new Quilling Dies.
I die cut these from Denim craft sheets (also available at HSN).
Die cut the leaves from Green felt and adhered to a flameless candle wrapped with a Cork sheet.
I also added a bit of Tulle and Metallic thread for interest.
Make sure to stop by tomorrow for another project with these beautiful Quilling Flowers.


More than once, we've pointed out what an asset the Black Creek Trail System is to Gadsden and Etowah County.
Couch potatoes who doubt our assessment need to put down their remote controls and at least take a stroll down the 1.7-mile main trail. It will do you some good and remind (or enlighten) you of just how beautiful the wilderness areas of this county can be.
A partnership between the City of Gadsden, the carpentry program at Gadsden State Community College and the Greater Gadsden Homebuilders Association seeks to make that easier and more convenient for folks.
A changing station is under construction at the entrance to the campground at Noccalula Falls, one of the entry points to the trail. It resembles a shower stall like those often seen at beaches or campgrounds; there's a similar setup at Oak Mountain State Park.
The station will have a roof and walls, but there will be spaces at the top and bottom so people can tell whether anyone is inside. That should strike the proper balance between privacy and security, and avoiding uncomfortable, "excuse me" violations of occupied space.
Someone who's just gotten off work, or has a few midday hours to kill, will be able to pop in, change into clothing more suitable for the woods (whether in the sweaty summer or the chilly winter) and head down the trail on foot or by bicycle.
Two GGHBA board members devised the idea and the association furnished the materials. We salute that commitment to public service, which also has included working with the Eden Career Tech Center in St. Clair County on new signposts that already are in place on the trails.
The actual construction work is being done by GSCC carpentry students, who have worked on similar community projects. They have built a house at Eagle Rock Boys Ranch and also have taken part in Habitat for Humanity's home construction ministry.
It's been a good thing for them from an educational standpoint. We're not denigrating the necessity or the value of studying theoretical concepts in books or practicing construction techniques in a controlled workshop setting. However, there's nothing like putting those concepts and techniques into actual practice in the field, where the motivation for doing a job right includes more than just getting good grades.
We hope a little of the community service aspect we mentioned rubs off as well. Everyone isn't cut out for carpentry, but it doesn't take a hammer to build a better place to live.


Mechanical reproduction of a typewritten play. The item was written as a collaboration with "Mrs. Jesse L. Bright." Also included are short stories and poems. The play is about six girls who try to help a young man.
It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain any necessary copyright clearances. Permission to publish material from The box that didn't fit and some other things must be obtained from the Supervisor of Reference Services and/or the L. Tom Perry Special Collections Board of Curators.
Initial citation: MSS 387; The box that didn't fit and some other things; 19th Century Western & Mormon Manuscripts; L. Tom Perry Special Collections, Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University. Following citations: MSS 387, LTPSC.


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Home Distance between cities From Coyoacán From Coyoacán
Distance from Coyoacán to Azcapotzalco (Mexico)
The distance between Coyoacán, Mexico City and Azcapotzalco, Mexico City is 16 kilometers (10 miles)
Region: Mexico City
City: Coyoacán
City: Azcapotzalco
Walk 3-4 hours
Bicycle 1-2 hours
Motorcycle 30-45 minutes
Car 20-30 minutes
Helicopter 1-5 minutes
Azcapotzalco, Mexico
Coordinates: 19.487° N 99.1859° W
Other distances from Coyoacán
From Coyoacán to Mexico City 10 km
From Coyoacán to Iztapalapa 10 km
From Coyoacán to Guadalajara 466 km
From Coyoacán to Puebla 106 km
From Coyoacán to Tijuana 2,300 km
Other distances from Azcapotzalco
From Azcapotzalco to Mexico City 9 km
From Azcapotzalco to Iztapalapa 20 km
From Azcapotzalco to Guadalajara 459 km
From Azcapotzalco to Puebla 115 km
From Azcapotzalco to Tijuana 2,288 km
The following list contains the cities of Mexico that are at equal or similar distances as between Coyoacán and Azcapotzalco.
São Paulo, Brazil Osasco, Brazil 16 km
Goiânia, Brazil Aparecida de Goiânia, Brazil 16 km
Ciudad Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico Xico, Mexico 16 km
Tlalpan, Mexico Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico 16 km
Recife, Brazil Jaboatão dos Guararapes, Brazil 16 km
Ecatepec de Morelos, Mexico Tlalnepantla, Mexico 16 km
Xochimilco, Mexico Xico, Mexico 16 km
Iztapalapa, Mexico Gustavo Adolfo Madero, Mexico 16 km
Queens, United States Manhattan, United States 16 km
São Paulo, Brazil Santo André, Brazil 16 km
Contagem, Brazil Betim, Brazil 16 km
Venustiano Carranza, Mexico Santa María Chimalhuacán, Mexico 16 km
Xochimilco, Mexico Iztacalco, Mexico 16 km
Xochimilco, Mexico Álvaro Obregón, Mexico 16 km
Ciudad Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico Coyoacán, Mexico 17 km
São Paulo, Brazil Diadema, Brazil 15 km
Tlalpan, Mexico Cuauhtémoc, Mexico 17 km
Naucalpan de Juárez, Mexico Coyoacán, Mexico 17 km
Ciudad Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico Ixtapaluca, Mexico 17 km


Average people think overconfidence is a character fault; entrepreneurs embrace it.
Most people assume overconfidence is a negative character trait that creates failure through hubris and overreach. Science, however, has long known that entrepreneurs are consistently overconfident. If they weren't, they wouldn't launch startups.
A recent issue of The New Yorker described a series of scientific studies proving entrepreneurs consistently overestimate their chances of success. In fact, one-third of all entrepreneurs are utterly convinced there is absolutely no chance their startup will fail.
Since nine out of 10 startups actually do fail, this is overconfidence with a vengeance.
1. Make success a must-have.Average folk want to be successful. But wanting something doesn't cut it. Wanting won't push you forward against all odds. Wanting won't buoy you up when big problems flood in.
Entrepreneurs see success as something that they absolutely MUST achieve, no matter what stands in their way. As Yoda said: "Do or do not... there is no try."
2. Have bright, big goals.Average folk have wishes. They wish they could pay their bills. They wish they had a better job. They wish they could take an extra day off.
Entrepreneurs don't have wishes; they have goals that speak to the heart and roil in the gut. They want to make millions, help billions, change the world.
3. Shrug off your failures.Average folk are crushed when they suffer a setback. They wallow in disappointment. They make excuses. They blame fate.
Entrepreneurs see failures as anomalies, temporary situations that teach them how to execute more effectively the next time. And there always is a next time.
4. Ignore the naysayers.Average folk base their self-worth upon the opinion of others. They're afraid of looking stupid. They're afraid of disapproval. They're really afraid of hearing "I told you so."
Entrepreneurs consider the complaints and comments of non-entrepreneurs to be nothing but noise. As the old saying goes: "The dogs bark but the caravan moves on."
5. Value courage above security.Average folk are obsessed with security. They want life to be predictable. They want to feel safe. They look at the outside world through the lens of their TV.
Entrepreneurs know that the desire of security keeps you from becoming the best. They'd rather live life on their own terms and die poor than suffer a half-life of living in fear.
So that's how it's done. One question remains: How do you know when you're successfully overconfident?
Easy. You won't know you're overconfident; you'll just feel like it's plain, old self-confidence... even when you're preparing to move mountains.


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Politician Chris Patten was the last Governor of which former British overseas territory?
Christopher Francis Patten, Baron Patten of Barnes (born 12 May 1944) is a British politician who served as the 28th and final Governor of Hong Kong from 19 July 1992 until the end of British administration over the territory on 30 June 1997. He has been a Conservative member of the House of Lords since 2005 and previously represented Bath in the House of Commons from 1979 to 1992.
British Hong Kong was Hong Kong when it was governed as a colony and British Dependent Territory of the United Kingdom. Hong Kong was under British rule from 1841 and was briefly occupied by Japan from 1941 to 1945 before surrendering the territory back to British forces, resuming British rule from 1945 to 1997. The colonial period began with the occupation of Hong Kong Island in 1841 during the First Opium War. The island was ceded by Qing dynasty in the aftermath of the war in 1842 and established as a Crown colony in 1843. The colony expanded to the Kowloon Peninsula in 1860 after the Second Opium War and was further extended when Britain obtained a 99-year lease of the New Territories in 1898. Britain eventually agreed to transfer the entire colony to China upon the expiration of that lease in 1997
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Alan Waites, Why?
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The Brits should still be in Hong Kong.
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Happy Monday! Coming in with the most votes for Best Dressed Fashionista of the Week and also my pick, is Ciara in Edeline Lee Spring 2018. In second, Zazie Beetz in Chloe Fall 2018 and in third, Maria Borges in Ralph & Russo Spring 2018 Couture.


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Q: React Typescript: Property 'any' does not exist on type 'JSX.IntrinsicElements' This question is related
Fetch : Argument of type 'string | undefined' is not assignable to parameter of type 'RequestInfo'
Im receiving the following error in the "fetchUrl" argument in the fetch function

Argument of type 'string | undefined' is not assignable to parameter
of type 'RequestInfo'.

In this function
let fetchUrl = getBaseUrlNative( process.env.APP_DATA, `/v2/marketing/app/file/${file}?cookies=${cookieSess}&expires=${Date.now()}`)

    await fetch(fetchUrl, { method: 'get' , cache:"no-store" , headers: {
        'Cache-Control': 'no-cache'
      }})
         .then(res => res.blob())
         .then(res => {  .......

getBaseUrlNative is
export const getBaseUrlNative = (eUrl : string | undefined, ext : string | undefined) => {
    try {
        if (!eUrl) throw new Error("Error .")
        return ext ? eUrl+ext : eUrl;
    } catch (err) {
        console.log(err)
    }
}

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let fetchUrl = getBaseUrlNative( process.env.APP_DATA, `/v2/marketing/app/file/${file}?cookies=${cookieSess}&expires=${Date.now()}`)

    await fetch(<any>fetchUrl, { method: 'get' , cache:"no-store" , headers: {
        'Cache-Control': 'no-cache'
      }})
         .then(res => res.blob())
         .then(res => {  .......

But some of them give me an error when adding any

Property 'any' does not exist on type 'JSX.IntrinsicElements'
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'RequestInfo'.