Keto bombs are fat cookies that ketogenic dieters love because they're healthy, delicious cheat foods that are virtually devoid of carbs. I have plenty of videos on how to make keto bombs, but you have to eat them with a meal, not as a snack. The goal would be to stick to one a day. Go to my YouTube channel under Playlists, then Recipes; or to www.DrBerg.com under Recipes.
Because the ketogenic diet alters the body's metabolism, it is a first-line therapy in children with certain congenital metabolic diseases such as pyruvate dehydrogenase (E1) deficiency and glucose transporter 1 deficiency syndrome, which prevent the body from using carbohydrates as fuel, leading to a dependency on ketone bodies. The ketogenic diet is beneficial in treating the seizures and some other symptoms in these diseases and is an absolute indication. On the other hand, it is absolutely contraindicated in the treatment of other diseases such as pyruvate carboxylase deficiency, porphyria and other rare genetic disorders of fat metabolism. A person with a disorder of fatty acid oxidation is unable to metabolise fatty acids, which replace carbohydrates as the major energy source on the diet. On the ketogenic diet, their body would consume its own protein stores for fuel, leading to ketoacidosis, and eventually coma and death.
I am a stage four kidney disease patient. I am also a type one diabetic. I have had diabetes for 37 years. My Internist suggested the Keto diet for me, but there are so many if the foods on the Keto diet that I'm not able to eat because of my kidneys functioning at 22%. How do I reconcile this diet plan to work with my kidney disease? I'm not allowed any dairy, because of my high potassium. Is almond milk ok to drink? I'm not allowed avocados, mushrooms, spinach, tomatoes, greens, (beet or chard). No bacon, or pork. No melons, bananas, oranges, peaches, pears, some apples, pineapple. I can have berries of all kinds. will this still work for me?
The low glycaemic index treatment (LGIT) is an attempt to achieve the stable blood glucose levels seen in children on the classic ketogenic diet while using a much less restrictive regimen. The hypothesis is that stable blood glucose may be one of the mechanisms of action involved in the ketogenic diet, which occurs because the absorption of the limited carbohydrates is slowed by the high fat content. Although it is also a high-fat diet (with approximately 60% calories from fat), the LGIT allows more carbohydrate than either the classic ketogenic diet or the modified Atkins diet, approximately 40–60 g per day. However, the types of carbohydrates consumed are restricted to those that have a glycaemic index lower than 50. Like the modified Atkins diet, the LGIT is initiated and maintained at outpatient clinics and does not require precise weighing of food or intensive dietitian support. Both are offered at most centres that run ketogenic diet programmes, and in some centres they are often the primary dietary therapy for adolescents.
Keep in mind that the doctor is getting nutritional ketosis confused with a much more dangerous condition called ketoacidosis. These are two different conditions.  Ketoacidosis is mostly  a concern for Type 1 diabetics and others whose bodies are unable to make or process insulin correctly. Ketoacidosis usually develops when a person with type 1 diabetes develops an serious infection, has a heart attack or other debilitating illness. It is accompanied by dehydration, high blood sugars and is precipitated by the inability of the sick patient to administer proper amounts of injected insulin.
We're going full on fats with breakfast, just like we did last week. This time we'll double the amount of ketoproof coffee (or tea) we drink, meaning we double the amount of coconut oil, butter, and heavy cream. It should come to quite a lot of calories, and should definitely keep us full all the way to dinner. Remember to continue drinking water like a fiend to make sure you're staying hydrated.
You will need to cut out ALL sugar. Sugar substitutes are also a no-no. It will be a few tough days to adjust from all the sugar you have been consuming, you will not feel good at all! Look up keto flu, you will most likely suffer from this about a week into the diet. As for snacks, I have stuck to a few almonds, pepperoni sticks, cheese sticks ( cheese can kick you out of ketosis so be careful) pickles, and broth, cucumber slices. If you are in ketosis your appetite will diminish and your need for snacking will lessen. I also do intermittent fasting, no food after 8PM or before 12:00PM the next day, 16 hours without food, I will have bulletproof coffee in the morning, tea with milk and broth between these hours.
I'm starting the Keto diet tomorrow, and I am making my list to go to Walmart. I don't really know where to start such as snack foods. With me being a full time student and working full time, it seems hard to plan out my meals and snacks like what I need to snack on and eat. I definitely need advice and tips on how to help stay on track and get started, any help is greatly appreciated!
The main ingredients in this recipe (chicken, cream cheese, cheddar cheese, and bacon) are all part of a low-carb, ketogenic diet. We skipped the store-bought Ranch seasoning mix because it usually contains sugar, quite a bit of salt, and preservatives that we try to avoid if possible. Instead we used a keto-friendly mix of dried chives, garlic powder, onion powder, crushed red pepper flakes, dried dill, salt, and black pepper to season our Crack Chicken.
What's more, it's especially important to make sure your diet is well-planned when you're eating keto-style, because the foods you can choose from are limited. In addition to checking in with a dietitian if you're able, Stefanski recommends that you "talk to your doctor and make sure she or he is aware that you'll be starting a diet that completely changes how your body metabolizes energy." You might also want to check your most recent bloodwork levels for things such as cholesterol, vitamin D, and other indicators of health because these can change while on keto. That's because for some people, a prolonged keto diet can result in certain nutritional deficiencies or even high cholesterol. But most experts will tell you that the ketogenic diet is not a permanent lifestyle change (as could be the case for something like the 80/20 approach to eating or a Mediterranean eating style).
There's a lot of nut butters out there, but we found that this little guy not only tastes the best, it's also one of the most filling on the market (i.e., you won't be left dreaming of grape jelly and white bread). The density of healthy fats takes care of the stomach grumbling, while the four simple ingredients—macadamia nuts, coconut, cashews, and Himalayan sea salt—take care of your taste buds and fuel your body with oleic acid, minerals, and B vitamins.
Imagine that you have found an assortment of keto snacks that are absolutely delicious, and they fit perfectly into your lifestyle. You always have them with you, prepared for hunger to strike. On some days, you won't feel hungry at all, so there will be no need to snack. On other days, however —due to a variety of factors (e.g., fat loss, stress, lack of sleep) — your appetite will be ravenous. Nothing will seem to satiate you. Cheese, bacon, avocado, peanut butter — nothing will make you feel full.
There are many ways of implementing a low carbohydrate, ketogenic diet plans but most involve following a higher fat, moderate protein, low carb food plan. (The Atkins diet is one of the most famous ketogenic diets, but certainly not the only one). Many people think of ketogenic diets as high protein diets but this is incorrect. They are moderate protein diets.
In regimented keto diets, only 10% of total calories per day (about a measly 20 grams!) come from carbs, 20% from protein, and a whopping 70% from fats. Since our bodies preferentially use carbs for energy, cutting them means we have to use something else to keep organs functioning. Our bodies then turn to the glucose stored in our muscles as glycogen for fuel.
You want to keep your cheats to none. Be prepared, make sure you're eating what you need to be satiated ("full"), and make sure you're satisfied with what you're eating. If you have to force yourself to eat something, it will never work out in the end. This is just a guideline on how you can eat on a ketogenic diet, so you're very welcome to change up what kind of foods you eat!
These cheesy, crunchy crackers are perfect for snacking when you're on the run. They're seasoned with rosemary and made with a mix of almond flour and cheese. While the instructions list is long, they actually come together quite easily and you'll definitely get the hang of it by the second time — and with crackers this good, there will be a second time! Just a few of these keto snacks will satisfy any hunger panes.
Coconut MCT oil, cacao butter, grass-fed whey protein, organic almond butter, and other keto-approved ingredients combine for this protein bomb of an energy bar, designed specifically to support ketone production and keep you fit and focused for hours. It's basically like jumper cables for your metabolism… if jumper cables tasted like smooth chocolate and almonds.
Hi Tammy, I still have to try the muffin tin method to ive you a better response. Why don't you make the recipe using exact ingredients for one bread multiplied x 9-10 and divide between 12 muffin tin slots? I think this will work better. This way we are not changing the amount of eggs. If you use less eggs, the bread will be more dry, since it is gluten-free.
A ketogenic diet plan is not a "special diet" that requires special foods. There is no need to buy any "low carb" packaged foods. Ketogenic foods are essentially just real, whole foods which are close to their natural state. In other words, they are not highly processed. The only exception to this is the category of artificial sweeteners. These are highly processed. However, I think these are important to include in a low carb diet plan, because a small amount of fake sweetener has less of a negative effect on health than the standard amounts of sugar in sweetened foods. Some people may prefer more natural sugar alcohol sweeteners, but studies have shown these are "antiketogenic" and can derail the process of ketosis for some. They effect each person differently, so you'll have to test to see if they effect your health or weight loss goals.
After increasing water intake and replacing electrolytes, it should relieve most all symptoms of Keto Flu. For an average person that is starting a ketogenic diet, eating 20-30g of net carbs a day, the entire adaptation process will take about 4-5 days. My advice is to cut your carbs to fewer than 15g to ensure that you are well on your way into ketosis within one week. If you are experiencing any more keto flu symptoms, double check your electrolyte intake and adjust.


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DIY: Digital Converter From an Old Cable or Satellite Box
By Marshal M. Rosenthal
An old cable or satellite box is no longer able to deliver a digital television signal due to it no longer being connected to the cable or satellite service provider's signal. The antenna input function of the cable/satellite box is not deactivated and can be used to convert the free TV signal received by the digital antenna into a format that a television set can understand. A video cable readily available in most homes or available for little cost at a computer or electronics store will be needed.
Place the cable or satellite box next to a TV. Plug the cable or satellite box into a power outlet. Screw the coaxial connector of the external antenna's cable into the "Ant" coax input on the back of the cable or satellite box.
Screw one end of a coaxial cable into the "Coax output" or "Out To TV" on the back of the cable or satellite box. Screw the other end of the coaxial cable into the coax input (sometimes labeled "Ant") on the back of the TV.
Turn the TV on with its remote. Press "Menu." Select the "System Setup" option, and then the "Video input" option. Choose the coax input. Press the "Menu" button.
External antenna
Coaxial cable, 10 feet
On some televisions, you can just press the "Input" or "Source" button until you see the program on the TV screen.
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California Privacy Rights Act Highlights With Lily Li and DPO Advisor
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Mike: Hi everyone, if you've been following data privacy at all, you've probably already heard of California's new landmark privacy law, the California Consumer Privacy Act, or CCPA as it is widely known.
The CCPA was the biggest data privacy shakeup in United States history. However, on November 3rd, California passed the California Privacy Rights Act or the CPRA, which adds teeth to the CCPA and further strengthens the rights for California consumers.
Here to talk about the upcoming CPRA is Lily Li, who is a Data Privacy Attorney and the founder of Metaverse Law.
Lily, thanks so much for joining us today.
Lily: Hey, thanks for having me.
Mike: Well, let's jump right in. Can you please explain to everyone what the CPRA is?
Lily: Well, the CPRA is a law that amends the existing law on the books. As you mentioned there is this law called the California Consumer Privacy Act. It was passed by the California Legislature in 2018 and went into affect January 1st of this year.
Now we have CPRA, which is a ballot initiative that passed in the latest election, and it amends CCPA even further to make it more protective of privacy rights. Both of how customers use sensitive data and also about how companies use children's data. We can definitely go more into the different changes that CPRA made to CCPA but this is a little bit of background on how it started.
Mike: That's great. What do you feel are some of the key changes that the CPRA brings?
Lily: Well, the CPRA brings in this idea of sensitive personal information or sensitive personal data. And this aligns with a lot of other global privacy laws like GDPR and the new Brazilian Data Protection law.
Previously CCPA treated all types of personal information the same with respect to data subject requests. So people could get copies of their data. People could delete their data and a lot of people still have those rights with respect to companies.
Now, in CPRA there's a new category of data sensitive personal data, sensitive personal information and these categories of data include things like health care information, now precise geo location, information about people's genetics or biometric data.
And what's important about these categories of data is that not only does the law prevent you from sharing this data without providing certain notices. The law also allows consumers to limit how a company uses sensitive data for their own purposes.
So even if you're collecting Geo location information, not giving it out to third parties, if you're using it for purposes at the company that aren't related to why you're collecting it from the consumer, the consumer can have the right to ask you to limit your use of sensitive data.
A good example of this is precise Geo location data. Uber got in trouble a little awhile ago because it would collect Geo location data from people using its rideshare app—even after people had stopped using the app. And so Uber could track people's location in their homes or while they were still waiting for the right transit service.
This is a big No-No—especially if you are not disclosing it. But now, customers and consumers have the right to say hey, only use these sensitive pieces of information to provide me the services that I've requested. Don't use it for anything else.
Another big change that the CPRA makes. Some people call it "CIPRA" now like to use the term CIPRA is that it increases the penalties for children's data.
So previously, you could suffer fines if you were using children's data in violation of how you disclosed the uses of data and privacy policy or if you refuse to respond to consumer requests regarding children's data and the finding regime was the same. It was $2500 to $7500 per violation.
The difference between CPRA and CCPA is that under CCPA you could be fined $2500 per violation or $7500 per intentional violation. So you had to intentionally violate the law, and not just accidentally violate it because you didn't know about the rules.
What "CIPRA" does or CPRA does is that it removes the intentionality requirement when you're dealing with children's data. So if you are using children's data in ways that you haven't disclosed in your privacy policy or are you are not fulfilling consumer requests regarding children's data, then you are subject to that higher fine of $7500 per violation without any showing that you did it on purpose.
And there are a lot of other changes in CPRA that affects businesses. One of them is concerning behavioral advertising.
Under CCPA there was a lot of debate about whether or not re marketing, re targeting other types of cookies that track users across websites counted as sales of consumer data. And if something counted as a sale of consumer data under California law, you need to put a lot of disclosures on your website, like I do not sell my personal information.
Some companies were arguing that targeting ads behavioral advertising wasn't a sale. There was no real exchange of money for personal information.
But CPRA removes that ambiguity. Under CPRA it is very clear that cross contextual behavioral advertising, that is to say, cookies that you set on a device that tracks users across different platforms in order to create a profile for a user to target them, counts as sales of data under CCPA, and so triggers a lot of the same disclosure requirements as if you were selling data in more traditional formats. So that's another big change due to CPRA.
Mike: What do you think are the most important steps for businesses to take to comply with the CPRA?
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What Businesses Need to Know if Voters Pass Proposition 24 (California Privacy Rights Act of 2020, "CPRA")
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Hot on the heels of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), California residents this November will vote on Proposition 24. A majority yes vote on Prop 24 would pass the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). The CPRA proposes several amendments to the CCPA, such as granting new rights to consumers, imposing greater penalties on businesses for certain violations, and creating a new state enforcement agency, the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA).
1. Right to Restrict Use of Sensitive Data
Under the newly added Section 1798.121, consumers now have the right to direct businesses to limit the use of "sensitive personal information."
As defined in CPRA, sensitive personal information appears to combine the conventional definition of "personally identifiable information" from state breach notification laws with the definition of "special category data" under the GDPR. Accordingly, sensitive personal information is data that may include a Social Security Number, driver's license number, account log-in/debit/credit card information in combination with password or PIN. It may also include a consumer's precise geolocation, the contents of their e-mails or texts to others, and racial, religious, biometric, or health data.
If directed to do so, businesses must limit the use of sensitive personal information to only those purposes that are necessary to provide a consumer's requested services or goods.
To facilitate consumer exercise of this right, businesses may be required to add another link, "Limit the Use of my Sensitive Personal Information," to their websites, in addition to any existing "Do Not Sell My Personal Information" link.
2. Right to Opt-Out of Cross-Context Behavioral Advertising
The CPRA requires a right of opt-out for "cross-context behavioral advertising" regardless of whether it constitutes a "sale" of personal information or not.
Currently, the CCPA is ambiguous as to whether cross-context behavioral advertising—that is, the collection of a consumer's activities across different websites or even different devices for the purposes of personalized and targeted advertising—constitutes a sale of personal information. Some affiliates, such as Google, have categorized themselves as a service provider providing marketing and advertising services to the business in order to fall out of the definition of sale. Some other affiliates have put forth the position that they never "sold" personal information, because they only allow advertisers to target broad categories of demographics without identifying a specific individual to the advertiser.
The CPRA is quite clear that such activity requires an opt-out regardless whether it is a sale of information or not. Should CPRA come into effect, businesses should expect to present consumers with three opt-out choices in total (subject to further clarification from the Attorney General):
A global opt-out from sale and sharing of personal information
A choice to "Limit the Use of My Sensitive Personal Information"
A choice for "Do Not Sell/Do Not Share/Do Not Share my Personal Information for Cross-Context Behavioral Advertising"
3. Employee and Business-to-Business (B2B) Data
Both employee and B2B data are currently exempted from general CCPA coverage, although these exemptions are set to expire January 1, 2021. Under the CPRA, these exemptions would be extended until January 1, 2023.
However, this does not mean that businesses do not have any obligations with respect to employee data under CCPA (and under CPRA). For data belonging to job applicants, employees, and independent contractors, businesses must disclose the categories of personal information that were collected and what purposes the information was collected for, typically within a separate employee privacy notice. CPRA also extends anti-discrimination rights to employees who exercise their rights and then face retaliatory action from their employer.
4. Children's Data
Children's privacy and data collection is a particularly sensitive area of regulation. Tik Tok is commonly scrutinized due to its predominantly younger userbase, and settled with the FTC for $5.7 million in 2019 over allegations that it collected children's data without parental consent.
Under CPRA, fines may be tripled for violations involving children's information. Currently, businesses are fined $2,500 for each violation and $7,500 for intentional violations under CCPA. Per the amended Section 1798.155 in CPRA, businesses would be fined $2,500 for each violation and $7,500 for intentional and children's data violations. Given that violations can potentially involve hundreds of thousands of records for medium sized enterprises and in the millions for large companies, the fines can be staggering when multiplied.
5. Removal of Notice-and-Cure
Previously, under CCPA, businesses were allowed a thirty (30) day period to cure violations following notice by the California Attorney General's office. CPRA has quietly removed this notice-and-cure provision through its changes to Section 1798.155. The notice-and-cure is often criticized as a "get-out-of-jail-free" card that prevents any real enforcement of CCPA outside of a consumer's private right of action. If CPRA passes, the removal of this provision means that businesses will need to be more vigilant about getting privacy compliance and privacy implementation correct on the first try.
6. CPPA: New State Enforcement Agency
CPRA will allocate $10 million per year to a new state agency, the CPPA, to investigate and enforce against violations of consumer privacy laws, similar to European data protection authorities. Some portion of this cost will be offset by the proceeds of enforcement actions.
Currently, the California Office of the Attorney General (OAG) enforces the CCPA as part of the office's functions for protecting consumer rights and prosecuting consumer crimes, amid a host of other duties.
The CPPA being an agency dedicated solely to privacy regulation would relieve much of the strain of enforcement previously on the OAG. If CPRA passes, expect to see more enforcement actions.
Likelihood of Prop 24 Passing
Prop 24 is divided in its support among reputable consumer and civil rights organizations, which can make it harder to gauge how likely Prop 24 will pass. Democratic Presidential candidate Andrew Yang as well as the NAACP has come out in support of Prop 24. However, the ACLU has opposed Prop 24 in official election materials. Other organizations remain neutral, such as the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which has come out as neither endorsing nor opposing Prop 24.
According to recent polling conducted by Redfield & Wilton Strategies, 60% of respondents indicated that they would vote 'Yes' on Prop 24, with 17% opposing and 23% undecided. Even if Prop 24 fails to pass, businesses should not breathe a sigh of relief and assume that the trendlines are moving toward deregulation. In fact, the greatest opposition to CPRA is centered on the fact that the law is not protective enough of consumer privacy and has too many loopholes that cater to big tech companies collecting large amounts of data. The pattern is moving toward greater privacy regulation, and CPRA is an experiment in seeing how far the boundary can be pushed.


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Sowwah Square Tower 2 ist der Name eines Hochhauses auf der Insel Sowwah in Abu Dhabi, der Hauptstadt der Vereinigten Arabischen Emirate.

Das Gebäude befindet sich im neu errichteten Stadtteil Sowwah Square und soll 2011 eröffnet werden. Der Sowwah Square Tower 2 soll 184 Meter hoch werden und über 37 Stockwerke verfügen.

Siehe auch
 Sowwah Square Tower 1
 Sowwah Square Tower 3
 Sowwah Square Tower 4

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Hochhaus in Abu Dhabi
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Gossip Girl will return next season minus two cast members—Jessica Szohr, who plays Vanessa Abrams, and Taylor Momsen, who plays Jenny Humphrey. The news may not come as a shock to fans of the series, since Vanessa recently revealed that she's leaving town to study abroad, and Jenny hasn't appeared in many of season four's episodes. Still, both characters may be making guest appearances in season five, TV Line reports, and Serena's cousin Charlie (played by Kaylee DeFer) has been promoted to series regular status, ensuring there will no shortage of drama on the Upper East Side. As longtime fans of GG fashion, we gathered some of our favorite Jenny and Vanessa style moments ever—click "See the Photos" to check them out. Then, tell us: Will you be sad to see these two go? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
MORE: Meet New GG Star Kaylee DeFer!


This article was originally posted on Mike Brown's Planets blog and is reposted here with permission.
OK, maybe there is a rock or two in there.
Will New Horizons help answer these questions after it flies by Pluto?
Tethys' density is 1000 km, much larger than 2002 UX25, so 2002 UX25 is not the largest solid object in the Solar System which could float. Tethys holds that title.
Thanks Mike, great post. New Horizons should shed light on this issue when it performs a flyby of a smaller object during its Kuiper Belt extended mission. My thoughts are that the larger rocky objects were scattered out to the Kuiper Belt during Neptune's migration into that zone. The smaller and medium sized, low density objects are likely the original inhabitants of that zone. Thus the early outer Solar System was "zoned" with more rocky material in the zone where Uranus and Neptune migrated. Ice likely dominated rock by a huge amount at the distance of the Kuiper Belt during the period before the big planets flung the rocky bodies out into this distant zone.
Or it is possible that these are all remnants of an ice giant, and are made of methane hydrate. The same stuff that is at the bottom of the ocean. Gonna be really hard to explain that most of the asteroids are low density also. Look at the density of methane hydrate in the expanded form, it's near styrofoam peanuts. In compacted form, its still very near ice, but contaminated with hydrocarbons. If nitrogen is exposed to energetic UV, you get kerogens, some UofAz guys found. My bet is that Ceres is gonna look like Hyperion. Will keep life interesting for the folks that still think all these rocks are from disk accretion. since there is no way for methane to be formed without the Sabatier process, or by life, where did all this methane in the solar system come from ?


At Midwest Windows, we carry competitively priced options for double hung windows from quality brands. Our purchasing power allows us to pass the savings down to our Chicagoland customers, giving them quality high end products for less.
Double hung windows are very popular in the Chicagoland area. It's easy to maintain, offers a classic styles, and it's built to keep the weather out. We only carry the best brands for double hung windows, so that you can keep them for many years.
Why Double Hung Windows in the Chicagoland Area?
A double hung window is a sliding window where both top and bottom window sashes slide open vertically. The only difference between single hung and double hung is that in a single hung only the bottom window sash opens while the top sash is fixed in place. In a double hung, both window sashes slide to open, and also tilt for easy maintenance.
One of the best benefits when opening the double hung window is in the summer, whereas bigger opening will bring more fresh air in from the outside. Opening the top part of the window wouldn't make sense in the winter because warm air rises, and sits higher inside the room. Opening the top part would release the warm air, and we wouldn't want to do that, since we need all the warm air possible for a cold Chicago winter.


The Catholic Church is a false religion. Catholics have been fabricating new doctrines for centuries. Notice the children and adults worshipping the Pope in the photo. It is idolatry!
Please understand that I don't condemn anyone, for the Bible condemns all of us as guilty, dirty, rotten, hell-deserving sinners. My salvation solely rests in Christ's righteousness, because of the precious blood that He gave for our sins. My intention is not to be unkind; but rather, to expose false religions which lead people away from the truth of God's Word. Those poor children.
The Bible teaches that salvation is by faith alone in Jesus Christ. "For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast." There you have it... NOT OF WORKS!
Abraham offered Isaac upon the alter in Genesis chapter 22.
6And he believed in the LORD; and he counted it to him for righteousness.
Thus, James was speaking about the FRUIT of Abraham's faith; but Genesis 15:6 speaks concerning the ROOT of Abraham's faith. Abraham was justified in the eyes of God by faith alone. Abraham was justified in the eyes of men by works. The Catholic Church horribly corrupts the teachings of the Apostle James to teach the damnable heresy of Works Salvation (which is a guaranteed road to Hell).
Lengthy books have been written refuting the Jehovah's Witnesses, a false religion comprising about 6,000,000 members worldwide; but the hellish Catholic religion has over 1,000,000,000 members, and much fewer books have been written to expose their demonic teachings!
Walter Martin in his well known book, KINGDOM OF THE CULTS, doesn't even mention the hellish Catholic religion. How could any professed Christian write a book exposing Satanic cults and fail to expose the BIGGEST false religion in the world... The Catholic Church? Dr. Martin's successor, Hank Hanegraaff, aka, "The Bible Answer Man," has also utterly failed to expose the cesspool of iniquity of Roman Catholicism. Truly, "FOR LOVE OF MONEY IS THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL..." (1st Timothy 6:10).
The once great Jack Van Impe—who at one time preached at the Independent Fundamental Baptist landmark, Hyles-Anderson College, who warmed the hearts of millions of Christians with his knowledge of prophecy and preached concerning the coming Rapture—has totally sold-out to Satan, crawling into bed with the whore of Roman Catholicism, praising the sinister Pope as God's man, and refraining from exposing the BIGGEST and most DEMONIC cult in the world... Roman Catholicism!!!
If feminists want to go to Heaven it will have to be through "a man," and that man is Jesus Christ.
1Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that entereth not by the door into the sheepfold, but climbeth up some other way, the same is a thief and a robber.
Make your choice: the Lamb of God, or the Devil's Pope?
13For such are false apostles, deceitful workers, transforming themselves into the apostles of Christ.
Satan has stolen Christ's identity and he aims to take you to Hell with him, just as AC/DC sings in their demonic hit song, HELL'S BELLS. Have you believed a lie? Everything about Catholicism is a cruel hoax, intended to keep men blinded from the truth, and lead them into Hell forever. Religion wants to fit us with glasses; but the Lord wants to open our eyes.
1Help, LORD; for the godly man ceaseth; for the faithful fail from among the children of men.
Catholics have religion without righteousness, teachings without truth, churchianity without Christianity, and crucifixes without Christ.
Roman Catholicism is the biggest false CULT in the world! There is NOTHING in the Bible about purgatory. There is NOTHING in the Bible about praying to dead saints. The Catholic Church is Satanic.
There is NOTHING in the Bible about praying to statues. There is NOTHING in the Bible about not eating certain meat on Fridays. There is NOTHING in the Bible about worshipping the dead. There is NOTHING in the Bible about digesting Jesus' flesh and blood.
The Catholic religion can't make up it's mind and keeps changing it's dogma (doctrine). They also ADD good works to faith alone in Christ Jesus. Catholicism is a false religion, based upon faith in good works and the Roman Cult, not the Lord Jesus Christ.
Roman Catholicism bases many of their beliefs upon TRADITIONS, which they esteem as also being inspired by God. This is a lie of the Devil, unsupported by the Scriptures. Read more on TRADITION. The Apocrypha is not part of the Word of God and was rejected by the King James translators, yet they included it in between the Old and New Testament because of its historical value.
Is the Catholic church's doctrine infallible? No!
The Rosary is Blasphemy Against God!


When you taste the velvety smoothness of this rich ice cream, you'll find it hard to believe that it contains no cream or eggs, just an exquisitely simple (and relatively guilt-free) combination of blended frozen bananas, peanut butter and honey. It's horribly delicious, but given it's low-calorie content (as far as ice creams go), you won't have to feel too bad about having seconds.
Serve this in bowls, cones or dolloped on top of little ginger biscuits with a dusting of the candied nuts to serve as a gorgeous finger-food dessert. If you're feeling really decadent you could add in a spoonful of nutella along with the peanut butter for a little extra wow factor.
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To date, the Lions have won seven of their first eight games, with the lone loss to this point a 10-9 setback to undefeated Nauset back on May 17
Mike Richard
After capturing the Division 4 South Sectional championship in 2019, there are few teams who had more to lose with the elimination of last year's spring sports season due to COVID-19 than the St. John Paul II Baseball team.
However, second-year head coach Chris Russell – who led that team into the tournament – simply looked ahead to this season and at a squad with potential.
"I knew we had some freshmen who helped out (in 2019), so I had some high hopes for them as juniors," he said. "Plus, we had two returning seniors returning, so I thought we would have a pretty good nucleus back this year."
To date, the Lions have won seven of their first eight games, with the lone loss to this point a 10-9 setback to undefeated Nauset back on May 17.
"After the first couple of weeks of the season, I felt we definitely had a team that could compete," said Russell. "Sometimes it's been one big inning, and sometimes the final score doesn't indicate how tight (the games) were. There are some teams out there who have battled us. We've also had some luck go our way, as well."
The Lions have had a solid pitching nucleus of five hurlers doing the bulk of the work.
Senior Andrew Vaillancourt has been the ace of the staff, a rugged lefthander who, according to the coach, "is one of those guys who always wants the ball." Senior Cam Lakatos, when not behind the plate as the team catcher, has emerged as a solid closer.
Freshman Hunter Alten is presently 3-1 on the season with second most starts, while another freshman Timmy Adams has also seen some time on the hill.
Perhaps one of the biggest surprises is seventh-grader Brian Mantinelli, who has also impressed allowing only one run in seven innings.
Depending on whether he's needed on the mount, Lakatos is usually the catcher, while sophomore Jacob Lenau has also seen time there. Injured Jake Walman hopes to also have the chance to return to the position soon.
Around the infield, Vaillancourt and Adams alternate at first base, with Richie Marchand at second, Mikey Van Neste the shortstop and Jack Sherwood at third.
The outfield is made up of Matt Garrett, Lenau and center-fielder Will Levesque.
Other players who have contributed this season are speedy Shane Cummings, and infielder and DH Chris Pierangeli.
Looking back at some of the highlights of the season:
May 10: St. John Paul II 7 – Sturgis East 2: Lakatos was 1-for-2 with an RBI and a double while Lenau went 2-for-2. Vaillancourt pitched six innings and allowed two earned runs with five strikeouts.
May 12: St. John Paul 10 – Nantucket 0. Garrett led the way at 2-for-3 with a triple, scored three runs and drove in two. Marchand was 2-for-2, while Mantinelli pitched 2 1/3 of one-hit shutout innings while Alten added two shutout innings with three strikeouts.
May 17: Nauset 10 – St. John Paul II 9. Van Neste was 2-for-4, Adams (2-for-2) had an RBI single and Lenau added a two-run double in the season's lone loss.
May 19 – St. John Paul II 9, Sturgis West 3: Vaillancourt didn't allow an earned run over four innings, while Adams had two hits including a triple.
May 24 – St. John Paul II 9 – Nantucket 5: Adams had two hits including a double and drove in four runs. Lenau went 4-for-4 and drove in two.
May 26 – Saint John Paul II 9, Rising Tide 3: Vaillancourt pitched five innings allowing no earned runs and struck out four, and went 2-for-four at the plate. Lakatos went 3-for-3 with a home run, a double drove in five.
June 1 – St. John Paul II 5 – Dennis-Yarmouth 4: The Lions walk off with the win as Vaillancourt's single in the last of the seventh plated Lakatos with the game-winner.
All eyes are looking ahead at the June 8 rematch with Nauset which, although a non-league game, will be an opportunity to avenge the season's lone loss.
"It's a good measuring stick for us to see where we are," said R. "When we scheduled them, it was with the idea that, even if we were to lose, it was going to get us ready for the tournament."
Baseball success at JPII goes back to the 2013 season, when the Lions captured their first of four consecutive South Sectional championships. The team also won three straight state Division 4 titles from 2014-16 under former head coach Mark Santos.
The coach noted that the prior playoff experience and the 2019 Division 4 South Sectional championship was invaluable to his young squad.
"It's nice to have the potential to make another run," he said. "And with experience, anytime you can get some time in the limelight, you won't be quite so intimidated to get there the next time."
Email Mike Richard at: mikerichard0725@gmail.com.


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When America's most recent economic boom ended in 2001, the economy was turning out $7 trillion worth of consumer goods and services a year -- enough to provide every man, woman and child with almost $25,000 worth of food, housing, transportation, medical care and other things every year. If all that stuff had been divided equally, the typical American household, which now has three members, would have gotten about $75,000 worth. Yet as we see in this issue of the Prospect, based on new research by the Russell Sage and Rockefeller foundations, a lot of Americans had to scrape by on far less than that. Almost one American worker in five reported having been paid less than $8 an hour in 2001. That works out to less than $17,000 a year even if you work full time. And many low-wage workers earned considerably less than $17,000 because they were unemployed for part of the year, worked less than 40 hours a week or earned less than $8 an hour.
Some of those low-wage workers were teenagers who didn't have to pay most of their own expenses, much less support anyone else. For them, $8 an hour was a pretty good wage. But many of America's low-wage workers were single mothers trying to support a family. Others were married men whose wives stayed home with their children. These workers are eligible for the Earned Income Tax Credit, but most of them still find that making ends meet is a constant challenge. Most Americans think they deserve a better deal and tell pollsters that the minimum wage (currently $5.15 an hour) should be raised. But a market economy is not designed to ensure that workers get paid what other people think they deserve. The logic of a market economy is that we should all be paid the smallest amount that will ensure that our work gets done, and that is what low-wage workers generally receive.
American economists and business leaders have long argued that the best way to improve low-income families' standards of living was to make the economy more productive. At times economic growth really has benefited almost everyone. When World War II dragged the United States out of the Great Depression, unskilled workers and their families gained proportionately more than most other Americans. Even after the war ended, the rich and the poor enjoyed roughly similar percentage gains in income until the early 1970s. So when John F. Kennedy said that "a rising tide lifts all boats," he was describing the experience of his generation. Since 1973, however, things have been very different. Productivity and national income have increased but wages have diverged.
Measuring changes in purchasing power is complicated and contentious, but the best historical measure is probably what the Commerce Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis calls the chain price index for personal consumption expenditure. Using this measure, the nation's output of consumer goods per worker rose 58 percent between 1973 and 2001. Yet if we use the same price index to measure the mean weekly earnings of nonsupervisory workers, we find that they rose only 3 percent. Wage stagnation was not confined to the worst-paid fifth of the labor force, many of whom are now immigrants. According to The State of Working America, published by the Economic Policy Institute, the median American worker's real hourly wages rose only 7 percent between 1973 and 2001.
Among men without any college education, real wages have actually fallen since 1973. Workers and immigrants now do many of the jobs that these men might once have filled, and this competition has driven down wages. As a result, male high-school graduates and dropouts are having more trouble supporting a family. Meanwhile, more women have entered the labor force, and their tolerance for men who cannot pay the bills has diminished, especially if these men are also hard to live with, as they often are. Marriage rates have fallen, and divorce rates exceed 50 percent among couples with below-average earning power. More than half of all mothers without college degrees now spend some time as a single parent. Most married couples now feel that they need two breadwinners rather than one. Partly for that reason, the number of workers has grown more than the adult population while the number of children has grown less than the adult population.
The net result of all these changes is that while the economy grew dramatically between 1973 and 2001, most of the benefits went to those who needed them least: affluent, college-educated couples. The best trend data on household income now come from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), which pools data collected by the Census Bureau with data on similar individuals collected by the Internal Revenue Service. These data, which are available from 1979 through 2000, allow the CBO to calculate households' total income, including capital gains and noncash benefits like food stamps, and also to subtract out taxes. Mean household income rose 40 percent between 1979 and 2000. But in sharp contrast to the situation between 1940 and 1973, more than a third of the total increase since 1979 has gone to the richest 1 percent of all households, and another third has gone to the next richest 19 percent. That hasn't left much for the bottom 80 percent. While the incomes of the top 1 percent tripled between 1979 and 2000, the income of the median household rose only 15 percent and the incomes of those in the bottom quintile rose only 9 percent. These gains almost all came between 1994 and 2000.
The moral of this story seems clear: while economic growth is almost always a necessary condition for improving the lives of those in the bottom half of the income distribution, America's experience over the past generation shows that growth alone is not sufficient. So what makes the difference? Why are the benefits of growth sometimes widely shared and sometimes not? If you ask economists and business leaders why households in the bottom half of the distribution have benefited so little from economic growth since 1973, they tend to talk about impersonal forces like globalization, computers and skill deficits. But if these explanations were sufficient, we should see the same pattern in every rich country, and we don't.
The Luxembourg Income Study (LIS) now provides roughly comparable measures of how household income is distributed in most wealthy democracies. Data on Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Sweden and the United States are available back to the 1970s. Even then the United States was the most unequal of the six nations. Sweden was the most equal. But at that time, Canada, Britain, France and Germany all looked more like the United States than like Sweden. Since then the distribution of household income has grown substantially more unequal in both Britain and the United States, but it has hardly changed at all in Canada, France, Germany or Sweden. The LIS has data going back to the 1980s on a number of other rich democracies. These data also tell a mixed story. Household income inequality increased somewhat in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Finland and Norway, but it has hardly changed in Denmark, Ireland or the Netherlands. Today the United States is by far the most unequal rich democracy in the world.
Impersonal forces like globalization, computerization and skill deficits are not promising explanations for these differences. Most countries with stable income distributions are even more dependent than the United States on the global economy. Computer use and sales spread faster in the United States than in most other countries, but by the end of the 1990s, computers had permeated every affluent society. Thus if the skills required to use computers or interpret their output were in short supply, and if this explained the run-up in inequality, we should now see the same pattern in every technically advanced society. The International Adult Literacy Survey does suggest that workers' reading and math skills are somewhat more unequal in the United States than in the other wealthy countries, but because the correlation between these skills and workers' earnings is quite modest, the distribution of such skills cannot explain why inequality is greater in the United States. A somewhat more credible story points to faster growth in post-secondary enrollments in Europe than the United States, which could have kept the price of skilled labor lower in Europe. But European workers still have less schooling than their American counterparts, and educational change cannot easily explain why European workers' pay is more equal than ours.
So why do ordinary American workers get to keep less of what they produce than ordinary workers in other rich countries? And why is this form of American exceptionalism becoming more pronounced? The answer turns out be pretty simple: "It's politics, stupid." Political scientists have been churning out papers on this question for more than a decade, and while the details differ, they mostly tell a broadly similar story. At least in rich democracies, differences in income distribution seem to be traceable to differences in constitutional arrangements, electoral systems and economic institutions. Those differences in turn affect the political balance between left and right, the level of spending on the welfare state and a wide range of economic policies.
Economic inequality is less pronounced in countries where the constitutional system has few veto points, allowing the government of the day to make fundamental changes. Rules that favor a multiparty system rather than a two-party one also produce more equal economic outcomes. So does proportional representation. Such arrangements apparently make it more likely that a ruling coalition will seek to protect labor unions, raise the minimum wage and centralize wage negotiations, all of which tend to reduce wage inequality. Such coalitions also tend to expand the welfare state.
If you think all of this sounds very different from the United States, you are right. The men who drafted the U.S. Constitution were property holders. Most of them worried about the possibility that democratic governments might be tempted to appropriate their property, or at least impose very high taxes in order to provide benefits to less affluent voters. The Founders wanted a system of government that would make such populism easy to resist, and to a large extent they got what they wanted. Despite the subsequent spread of cultural egalitarianism, both federal and state legislators have remained remarkably solicitous of property holders' rights. Legislators have also shown a persistent preference for relying on private markets rather than public institutions to make economic decisions.
These legislative priorities enjoy broad popular support. Americans are less likely than Europeans to tell pollsters that income differences are too large. Americans are also more suspicious of government than Europeans, which means that Americans are less likely to endorse most policies for reducing wage inequality that involve government "meddling" in the marketplace. But these attitudes are not built into Americans' DNA, nor are they an inescapable legacy of our history. In part, of course, they reflect the public's tendency to endorse the institutional status quo, which most Americans think has served the nation well. The pro-market consensus also reflects the influence of journalists and political pundits, most of whom seem to be even more skeptical about government than about private enterprise, as well as the current influence of the business elite. This consensus also owes something to the absence of a political party that questions it. The absence of such a party derives both from rules that make third parties extremely difficult to organize and a system of campaign finance that makes every party dependent on rich contributors.
But none of these obstacles to redistribution is insuperable. Americans are not as unhappy as Europeans about economic inequality, though most Americans still say that income differences are too large. Large majorities also favor increasing the minimum wage. Furthermore, while there are certainly institutional obstacles to redistribution, most of those obstacles also existed between 1940 and 1970, when the distribution of income became more equal.
The New Russell Sage book, "Low-Wage America," which provided grist for this special supplement to The American Prospect, describes a complex mosaic of different occupations and industries that pay low wages. Many face relentless competitive pressures to cut costs, and they respond by battering down wages or shipping work overseas. But if there is one common theme to the 535-page volume with its dozens of case studies, it is that executives in most industries have a fair amount of discretion about how they structure and reward work. It defies common sense, as well as economic logic, to believe that a poorly skilled and badly paid American workforce should be the key to global competitiveness, never mind an attractive society.
The articles in this special section of the Prospect describe the considerable leeway that employers have in deciding how to respond to competitive threats. Some take the "low road" and squeeze their front-line workers, driving down wages and working them harder. Others take the "high road," adopting new technologies that keep their operations competitive, upgrading workers' skills and reorganizing the way work gets done.
Which road a firm chooses depends on the social context in which its managers operate. They are more likely to take the high road if they are connected to institutions, public and private, that promote such alternatives. The U.S. system for connecting highly skilled work to advanced technology, unfortunately, is rudimentary and fragmented. Managers are also more likely to choose the high road if they face a strong progressive union that can make abusing workers costly while simultaneously making collaborative efforts between workers and managers easier. But American business is almost uniquely hostile to unions. Further, experience in other countries suggests that managers will be more inclined to choose the high road if there is a higher minimum wage, which sets a floor below which wages cannot be pushed and forces them to think more inventively about how to keep the firm competitive. Perhaps most important of all, managers are more likely to choose the high road when the national culture treats driving down wages as discreditable behavior -- instead of rewarding such managers by bidding up the value of their stock options.
None of these alternatives is likely to become commonplace in the present political climate, but all have been common in the not-so-distant past. The articles that follow take a deeper look at several industries and suggest some of the ways that we could revive the social norms and the sense of solidarity that made more equal earnings possible.
Christopher Jencks is Malcolm Wiener Professor of Social Policy at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government. His books include Inequality: A Reassessment of the Effect of Family and Schooling in America and Black-White Test Score Gap . He is a Prospect contributing editor.
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Paris attackers hailed from Belgium's 'terrorist town'
By Bruce Golding and Post Wires
November 16, 2015 | 1:57am
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Two more of the seven terrorists who died during a wave of carnage across Paris were identified on Sunday — while a Muslim neighborhood in Belgium emerged as a staging area for the deadly attacks.
Belgian prosecutors said at least two men from the Molenbeek section of Brussels were among the killers who blew themselves up during three hours of bloodshed on Friday.
Ibrahim Abdeslam, 31, detonated his explosive vest at the Comptoir Voltaire cafe, along the same road where world leaders marched to protest January's terror attack on the satirical Charlie Hebdo magazine.
Abdeslam, who is believed to have taken part in the shooting spree at the Bataclan theater, also rented a black SEAT car with Belgian license plates that was used during the attacks and in which cops discovered three Kalashnikov assault rifles when they found the car in the eastern suburb of Montreuil.
Another suicide bomber was identified Sunday as Bilal Hadfi, with The Washington Post saying investigators had confirmed Hadfi fought for ISIS in Syria.
The French Justice Ministry said a third man, age 20, blew himself up outside the Stade de France soccer stadium, but didn't release his name.
Authorities previously identified Ismail Omar Mostefai, 29, as one of the Bataclan theater killers, based on prints lifted from his severed finger.
At least 129 people were killed in a series of unprecedented terror attacks in Paris on Nov. 13.
Rescue personnel work near the covered bodies of victims outside the Carillon bar on Nov. 13.
French rescuers help a man who was injured at the Bataclan theater on Nov. 13.
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The scene outside the Stade de France in Paris after a suicide bomber attacked the stadium during a soccer match.
Rescue personnel help victims of the Paris terror attacks on Nov. 13.
French President Francois Hollande (rear, center), protected by armed bodyguards, arrives to inspect the carnage at the Bataclan theater early on Nov. 14.
Supporters invade the pitch of the Stade de France stadium during the match between France and Germany on Friday night.
The lights of the Eiffel Tower were turned off on Nov. 14 in honor of the victims of the previous day's terror attacks.
Bullet holes fill a cafe's window near the Casa Nostra pizzeria in Paris on Nov. 14.
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Mostefai reportedly spent several months in Syria this past winter, and had been on a French terrorist watch list since 2010.
Both Abdeslam and Hadfi lived in Molenbeek, the same Brussels neighborhood where terrorist Ahmedy Coulibaly got the weapons he used in the Charlie Hebdo slayings.
Another terrorist, Ayoub El-Khazzani, is also believed to have bought weapons in Molenbeek, which he later used during a failed August attack aboard a high-speed train in France.
And the al Qaeda assassins who killed anti-Taliban commander Ahmed Shah Massoud ahead of the Sept. 11 attacks also stayed for a time in Molenbeek.
Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel admitted that the neighborhood was a "gigantic problem."
"In the last few months, many initiatives have been launched in the fight against radicalization, but there should be a greater crackdown," Michel said.
"We are going to work more intensely with the local authorities. The federal government is ready to provide more means."
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Apple announced today that it's placed a straight-to-series order for Dickinson, a show that will star Hailee Steinfeld as poet Emily Dickinson.
Steinfeld is an actress and singer who was Oscar-nominated for her performance in True Grit and more recently performed in Pitch Perfect 2 and 3. Dickinson, meanwhile, is generally considered one of the great American poets, but given her reputation as an eccentric recluse, her life doesn't seem to be the stuff of great drama (a recent biopic was called A Quiet Passion).
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Bark in the Park 2013 – an un-fur-gettable event!
Each October for three years running, Idlewild Park in Easton has been transformed to allow dog-lovers to have a great time with their pooch and support a local and important cause – helping the homeless pets of our community. Bark in the Park is an annual fundraising event launched by Talbot Humane and it has been a highlight each autumn for the Easton community. Talbot Humane has done an amazing job organizing this wonderful event, and this year, Bark in the Park had a record turnout. From a 5K race in the morning, to canine agility and dog-training exhibitions, to pet photos, dog-kissing booths and of course a "pawrade" of adoptable pets, there was something for everyone at this year's big event.
Veterinary Medical Center was in charge of the pet first aid tent – and lucky for the dogs, our doctors and veterinary technicians were not too busy! Dr. Bruce and Dr. Callahan were able to see some of their favorite canine patients and even meet some new furry faces over the course of the day. Dr. Martinoli spent the morning educating dog owners on chiropractic treatments and its benefits in small animals. She certified as a veterinary chiropractor and had a lot of fun informing interested dog owners how it can help a variety of different canine ailments, as well as improve performance in working and agility dogs. Several lucky dogs even received a complimentary adjustment for demonstration!
Everyone at VMC had a delightful time contributing at such a well-executed, commendable event to benefit the helpless and homeless animals of our community. But each volunteer would agree that one the most enjoyable aspects of Bark in the Park, is seeing how our dedicated clients not only take wonderful care of their dogs, but also are committed to helping other pets in need too. We are proud to be a part of and serve such a generous, altruistic group of people who truly have hearts of gold and who love helping our canine (and feline) friends as much as we do!
If you could not attend the Bark in the Park event this year but are still interested in making a donation, please visit their website (www.talbothumane.org) and help make a difference in our the lives of our animal companions who need their "fur-ever" home. Veterinary Medical Center is honored to a part of this annual event that enhances the lives of the four-legged friends we love so much!
This entry was posted in Animal Health, Uncategorized, Veterinarian and tagged animal health, bark in the park, veterinary medical center easton on October 30, 2013 by vmceastonvet.


Fifty-three years ago a group of neighbours got together to organize fireworks for Victoria Day.
Today the Virgil Stampede celebrates with rides, games, fun events and great food — every year we add something new and this year will be better than ever.
Net proceeds of this year's Stampede is going to the proposed Pump Track Concept.


Sprint and US Unwired today announced that their boards of directors have unanimously approved an agreement for Sprint to acquire US Unwired for approximately $1.3 billion.
Under the terms of the agreement, Sprint, a global provider of voice, data and Internet services, will commence a cash tender offer to acquire all of US Unwired's outstanding common stock at a price of $6.25 per share. Following completion of the tender offer, any remaining shares of US Unwired will be acquired in a cash merger at the same price.
Sprint also will acquire US Unwired's net debt, which was approximately $266 million as of March 31, 2005, in connection with the transaction. Shareholders with approximately 27.3% of the outstanding common shares of US Unwired have agreed to tender their shares pursuant to the tender offer and to vote their shares in favour of the merger. The acquisition is subject to customary regulatory approvals and is expected to be completed in the third quarter of 2005.
As part of the agreement, Sprint and US Unwired will seek an immediate stay of litigation pending in US District Court in <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />Lake Charles, La., including US Unwired's request for an injunction to block the merger of Sprint and Nextel Communications, with a final resolution to become effective upon the closing of the acquisition.
US Unwired, based in Lake Charles, La., provides Sprint PCS services in nine states, serving more than 500,000 direct wireless subscribers in 48 markets. It employs about 600 people and had 2004 revenues of $408 million.


Stir up the coffee break conversation with a bold statement about your ancestral origins. The world map features your DNA regions in color and the legend includes the region names. The rest of the world is in bright blue.
Each mug is customized based on the DNA test results you've acquired from any of the reputable DNA testing companies like Ancestry.com, 23andMe, Living DNA, MyHeritage DNA, etc.
It's sturdy ceramic, glossy with a vivid print that'll withstand the microwave and dishwasher.


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COVID live updates: CDC says it isn't changing definition of 'fully vaccinated'
(NEW YORK) -- As the COVID-19 pandemic has swept the globe, more than 5.4 million people have died from the disease worldwide, including over 827,000 Americans, according to real-time data compiled by Johns Hopkins University's Center for Systems Science and Engineering. About 62% of the... Read More.
CDC Director Rochelle Walensky: No concerns about myocarditis with nearly 5 million children vaccinated
(ATLANTA) -- With nearly 5 million children ages 5 to 11 now vaccinated against COVID-19, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky says real-world monitoring finds vaccines are safe for young children. Crucially, the CDC hasn't identified any concerns with the temporary... Read More.
Omicron live updates: Vaccinated people make up 'many' of the US cases, CDC says
(NEW YORK) -- As the COVID-19 pandemic has swept the globe, more than 5.2 million people have died from the disease worldwide, including over 785,000 Americans, according to real-time data compiled by Johns Hopkins University's Center for Systems Science and Engineering. Just 59.6% of the... Read More.
COVID-19 live updates: Only 1 in 4 health workers fully vaccinated in this region
Fauci says 'fully vaccinated' definition not yet changing to include boosters
(WASHINGTON) -- Every vaccinated person should "get boosted" depending on how long it's been since their initial shots, but those with their original vaccination protection are still considered "fully vaccinated" despite indications that immunity can wane, Dr. Anthony Fauci said Sunday. The White House chief... Read More.
"Fully vaccinated" 'Dancing with the Stars' judge Derek Hough says he has COVID-19
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Dancing with the Stars judge Derek Hough has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Hough, 36, announced the news Tuesday on Instagram, telling his followers in a video: "I have some news to share and I wanted you to hear it straight from me. Even though... Read More.
Big Bird reveals he's been vaccinated against COVID-19
(NEW YORK) -- To help educate kids about the COVID-19 vaccine and encourage them to get it, Big Bird from "Sesame Street" announced that he just got the shot and is feeling great about it. "I got the COVID-19 vaccine today!" Big Bird tweeted over... Read More.
Big Bird reveals he has been vaccinated against COVID-19
To help excite and encourage children about getting the COVID-19 vaccine, Sesame Street's Big Bird announced that he just got the shot and is feeling great about it. "I got the COVID-19 vaccine today!," Big Bird tweeted over the weekend, breaking a months-long hiatus... Read More.
COVID-19 live updates: COVID-19 live updates: Being vaccinated offers better protection than being infected: Study
(NEW YORK) -- As the COVID-19 pandemic has swept the globe, more than 4.9 million people have died from the disease worldwide, including over 743,000 Americans, according to real-time data compiled by Johns Hopkins University's Center for Systems Science and Engineering. Just 67.4% of Americans... Read More.
How Puerto Rico became the most vaccinated place in the US
(NEW YORK) -- Puerto Rico is the most vaccinated place in America, according to data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. More than 73% of its 3.3 million citizens are fully vaccinated, beating several states like Vermont and Connecticut with high vaccination rates. The island... Read More.
Chris Brown supports NBA star Kyrie Irving's refusal to be vaccinated
As many sports commentators are slamming Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving for refusing to be vaccinated, Chris Brown is coming to his defense. Breezy, who has displayed his basketball skills in several celebrity games, is praising the NBA All-Star for his anti-vaccine stance. "THE REAL HERO!!! I stand with my... Read More.
How professional sports leagues got most players vaccinated — without mandates
(NEW YORK) -- As companies in the U.S. look to vaccinate staff en masse, some employers have achieved high rates of vaccination without major mandates -- professional sports leagues. Several high-profile players have made headlines in recent weeks for not getting the shot, but by... Read More.


Leaving New Zealand I couldn't resist the sunset. Perhaps, the HDR shots are a little much; however, the actual brilliance was indescribable. Would I go back to New Zealand? Will I go back? In a Kiwi second.
First settled by the Maoris nearly 700 years ago, Captain James Cook discovered and mapped New Zealand in 1769.
Known as Paradise of the Pacific, New Zealand is a land of stunning natural beauty and diversity.
On average, there are 137 rainy days in Auckland each year, guaranteeing more sunny days than not.
Auckland has a vibrant and colorful Mauri population, the largest of any city in the world.
Climate conditions in New Zealand make for spectacular sunsets, nearly every evening.
With cool breezes, sunny weather and friendly people, if not paradise, New Zealand can't be far from it.


BUT, and I imagine this is the same issue for a lot of people, I wasn't able to remove the SD card and mount it successfully in another machine. I imagine this has to do with whatever weirdness NOOBS uses to do partitions; additionally, the image I'm using was one I created with a 32 gig card.
The cool thing I discovered is that you don't HAVE to mount it in another computer, you can actually perform this update FROM the same machine. This is because the NOOBS partition that must be updated ISNT the same as the Raspbian one. So you can simply mount the first FAT16 partition and copy the appropriate files over. I used Midnight Commander. Hope this helps.


Great leadership and management training comes in all shapes and sizes. Not everyone wants to take a formal management qualification, which is why we are we deliver training courses at many different levels. The path we take is driven by the needs of your business and the requirement for employees to continue with their professional development and capabilities.
In terms of providing support, we would first need to fully understand your learning and development strategy and then work with you to align training courses to suit.
Payroll training e.g. PIID implications.


Ptah 's consort, Sekhmet Goddess, was called the "Great Lady, beloved of Ptah, holy one, powerful one." She was both wife and sister to Ptah, a common situation in Egyptian mythology. Usually she was depicted with the body of a woman and the head of a lioness. Her headpiece consisted of a solar disk, which associated her with the sun god, and a uraeus (or cobra), and she was often dressed in red. Her physical description and her name, which meant "to be strong, mighty, violent," reflected her character: she was renowned for her violence and power. The Book of the Dead attributed her power to her use of the destructive forces of the sun s heat and also associated her with the hot winds of heaven. Other sources associated the hot winds of the desert with her breath.
Apparently her power was great enough not only to assist Osiris but at times to dominate even him according to the Book of the Dead, at the times of storms and great floods she had power even over the great god of the underworld.
There were two minor characteristics of this goddess that seem at odds with her predominantly violent nature. First, she was often depicted holding or carrying the ankh, the sign of life; an second, she was renowned for her role as a healer because of her knowledge of magic and sorcery. These indications of care and concern for others are not easily reconciled with what else i knew about her activities.


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Artens utbredningsområde är havet kring Nya Zeeland. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Just what you've been waiting for! Cute and cozy– this 1.5 story home in Hilltop Mankato has it all. Hardwood flooring flows throughout the main level which offers a bright living room, 2 spacious bedrooms, a full bathroom with tiled floors and surround, and an updated kitchen leading out to your own private oasis that is the backyard. Upper level features a large bedroom with sitting area and ample closet/storage space. Finished basement is complete with a cozy family room, 4th bedroom, updated full bathroom, and laundry room. Exterior features include steel siding, concrete driveway and sidewalk, single stall garage, and a fully fenced backyard that has been meticulously landscaped.


It goes without saying that a beautiful wood floor gives a room character. You can choose to go with sophisticated, elegant appeal or a more natural and rustic look for a room.
With such a wide variety of hardwood options to choose from, it's important to know what you're buying and how it will look in your home.
A "site-finished" floor is a floor that is sanded, stained and finished after it is installed in your home.
We are still installing "site finished" wood floors...they are very attractive, but are the costliest generally speaking and usually involves customers having to leave the home until the project has been completed depending on traffic patterns and access.
Traditional maple, birch and oak (if stained) are still the most popular.
Walnuts and cherry make beautiful flooring, although sourcing and harvesting logs can bring up the price.
When choosing your flooring, keep in mind the grade or quality of the wood. A higher grade is evaluated by little to no imperfections or knots in the wood as well as few color variations.
Choosing a wider plank for wood flooring expands the look and size of a room. It also helps to create a more rustic look.
Now, more than ever, customers are concerned with sustainable flooring.
Reclaimed, aged hardwood has become a popular option and gives character and warmth to a room.
The wood may have been reclaimed from logs salvaged from lakes and rivers or from old buildings and reprocessed.
Lighter colour stains give a room an airy and welcome look. Lighter wood stains can make a room appear cheerier and can achieve a more modern look.
Darker stains give your home a more elegant and sophisticated appeal and can also make your space look more stylish and dramatic.
Over the last couple of years, stain colours are changing with a movement toward grayer tones.
Engineered hardwood is more economical, easier to install, and generally has more durable finishes. Sanding, staining and varnishes can be factory applied and is less susceptible to expansion/contraction movements caused by temperature and humidity changes. Basically it is better wood technology.
The new manufactured wood flooring (pre-finished and engineered) can bring in more exotic woods, however the traditional species still are the most common.
Deciding what kind of hardwood flooring will work best with your renovation project comes down to your particular taste, style and of course, your budget. When in doubt, we will also help you with your final decision. Call London Renovations Today!


Information about market areas in Doncaster including opening times, what's on offer and how to get to the market.
For information including stall availability and how to apply for a stall, please visit our Trading on Doncaster Markets page.
The antique and bric-a-brac market is only open on a Wednesday, 8am - 2:30pm.
The Wool market has undergone a major refurbishment programme that was completed in March 2019. A vibrant and trendy place for everyone with international eateries, handmade goods and so much more. It will also open late into the evening as well as providing live music and other great entertainment. See our Wool Market page for details of opening hours, upcoming events and a photo gallery.
Just a short walk from various town centre attractions, Mexborough Market has over 60 stalls offering a wide range of goods.
Our normal market days are Monday, Friday and Saturday, 9am to 4.30pm. The Market Hall is open from 8.30am to 4pm.
Our second-hand market runs every Thursday, 8am - 2.30pm.
The Keepmoat Stadium runs a car boot sale every Sunday between 6.30am and 12.30pm. For information about what's on offer, please visit the Keepmoat Stadium car boot page.
For drivers, there is plenty of parking around town. As the market is centrally located, you're never too far away.
A specific coach drop-off/pick-up point in the centre of the main markets car park.
Designated parking in the Chappell Drive East car park. This is £2.50 per day to park.
Coach drivers can collect a free £5.00 meal voucher from the Tourist Information Office or Markets Information Point which can be redeemed at any of the cafés on the market estate.
Need more information on getting to the market? Click the button below to see Doncaster market on Google Maps.
Multi-storey car park and adjacent parking to the market is free. For more information on getting to Mexborough markets, please click the button below to see it on Google Maps.
Parking is available at the stadium car park off Stadium Way, which costs £1. To see Keepmoat Stadium on Google Maps, click the below button.
To transform the markets, the council's Cabinet agreed to appoint an expert commercial provider to run them.
Any events we have on at the markets will be on our Events A-Z page linked to below.
If you wish to contact either Doncaster or Mexborough Markets, please use the following enquiry form.


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A gyermekgondozási támogatás (GYET) vagy közismertebb nevén főállású anyaság Magyarországon a családtámogatási ellátásokon belül, alanyi jogon, havi rendszerességgel járó támogatás.

A gyermekgondozási támogatás jogi szabályozása Magyarországon

Jogosultság
Gyermeknevelési támogatásra az a szülő, nevelőszülő vagy gyám jogosult, aki saját háztartásában három vagy több kiskorút nevel. A támogatás a legfiatalabb gyermek 3. életévétől 8. életévének betöltéséig jár.

Ha a szülők egyidejűleg több gyermek után lennének jogosultak a gyermekgondozási támogatás egyik vagy mindkét formájára (GYES, GYET), a támogatást csak egy jogcímen és csak az egyik szülő veheti igénybe.

Igénylés
A gyermeknevelési támogatásra vonatkozó igényt a lakóhely szerint illetékes Területi Államháztartási Hivatalnál (TÁH) kell benyújtani az Igénybejelentés gyermekgondozási támogatásra című formanyomtatványon.

Az igényléshez szükséges dokumentumok
 A családi pótlékra vonatkozó igényt az "Igénybejelentés családtámogatási ellátásokra" című nyomtatványon kell benyújtani, és csatolni kell hozzá a 4. számú pótlapot.
 Az igénylő személyazonosító igazolványa és nyilvántartó kártyája
 A gyermek(ek) eredeti születési anyakönyvi kivonata
 Az igénylő és a gyermek(ek) TAJ- kártyája

Munkavégzés
A támogatásban részesülő személy kereső tevékenységet napi 4 órát meg nem haladó időtartamban folytathat, vagy időkorlátozás nélkül, ha a munkavégzés otthonában történik.

Összege 2008-ban
A gyermekgondozási támogatás havi összege - a gyermekek számától függetlenül - azonos az öregségi nyugdíj mindenkori legkisebb összegével.
 2008-ban 28 500 HUF (nettó 25 795 HUF)
Töredékhónap esetén egy naptári napra a havi összeg harmincad része jár. Az ellátás időtartama 8,5%-os nyugdíjjárulék levonása mellett, szolgálati időnek számít.

Jegyzetek

Külső hivatkozások
 net.jogtar.hu/cst – 1998. évi LXXXIV. törvény a családok támogatásáról
 223/1998. (XII. 30.) Korm. rendelet a családok támogatásáról szóló 1998. évi LXXXIV. törvény végrehajtásáról

Kapcsolódó szócikkek
 Gyermekgondozási díj (GYED)
 Terhességi-gyermekágyi segély (TGYÁS)
 Gyermekgondozást segítő ellátás (GYES)
 Családi pótlék

Magyarország népesedéspolitikája
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Fundamentally the day is about love and not trying to outdo every other wedding you've ever been to. The focus of the day must remain on the couple and their loved ones. This piece is meant to keep your focus in the right place.
TIP! Keep in mind that religion plays a central role in not just your wedding, but your future marriage. Make sure you understand everything about your fiance's religion and what the expectations concerning religion will be in your marriage.
If you will be catering your own wedding, look to wholesale markets such as Sam's or Costco to buy supplies. This will enable you to save a lot of money. You may want to ask your friends to chip in with buying food.
Wedding dresses are notoriously expensive. When you are shopping, try getting a dress that might not be traditionally thought of as one made for a wedding. For example, a bridesmaid dress is typically much less expensive and may be just what you're looking for. You can also make additions and changes to these dresses to make them more wedding appropriate and still come out ahead financially.
TIP! Buying wedding gowns online can save you hundreds of dollars, but be sure to do it very early to allow you time to get your gown altered when you receive it. It is perfectly possible to purchase a gown for a few hundred dollars and have it altered for as little as $200.
Of course, the most important aspect of getting married is choosing the right intended! This choice will affect you forever, so take your time and don't rush. Give this person's habits and peccadilloes a great deal of consideration.
Try renting diamonds if you're on a tight budget with your wedding. By renting jewelry instead of buying, you can get the look that you dreamed of for your wedding day without having to spend thousands of dollars.
Brides should a skin care routine that offers a glowing complexion without causing irritation or breakouts. You can use sea salts and other all-natural soothing scrubs and skin care products for a brighter complexion.
Getting a relative or friend ordained online can give him authority to officiate the wedding ceremony. This can be a wonderful way to honor someone special in your life, and to make them an important part of your big day. Just be mindful of all legalities in your local area, so check with an official who handles these sorts of issues.
TIP! Ask local boutiques about having small, individual portions of cake for the guests as your wedding. Some bakeries can ship lower calorie cupcakes and also offer gluten-free options like no-calorie sweeteners, fruit-filling, and meringue toppings.
You don't have to go all out when it comes to purchasing things like centerpieces for the tables in your wedding. Instead of going all out and putting an elaborate centerpiece at each table, keep them small. This will allow people to converse without any distraction, improving the experience for your guests.
If the couple has two diverse backgrounds, try honoring both of their traditions. One background can have traditional dishes, decor, or traditions at the reception, and the other can have their traditions be a part of the actual wedding. This will create a beautiful blend of traditions for the couple and their families.
TIP! Go easy on the number of fresh flowers you put on the guest tables for your wedding reception. The majority of the times, the flowers just get in the way.
As mentioned, a wedding represents the bond between to people, not how fancy the wedding decorations are. Your wedding should express the true love of the two people getting married. When you make use of what you have learned here, you will put the importance on the event and not on the props.


Johannesburg City Parks Region E takes service delivery seriously and has initiated Blitz Tuesdays. Every Tuesday the entire Regions staff will dedicated the day to a specific suburb/ward to speed up service delivery and take control over the overgrown grass.
Johannesburg City Parks' pledge for every Nelson Mandela birthday to plant trees and involve communities to take care of their environment.
WE'RE hard at work enhancing the environment. Find out more about what the City of Johannesburg and City Parks do.
CITY PARKS and the MTN Foundation are creating a multi-purpose park in the heart of Ivory Park, Midrand. For 21 days, from 1 June, local residents and MTN employees will be hard at work on this exciting project.
IF you can't be there you can still share in our activities in and around the city.


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require 'test_helper'

class ActivityavatarsControllerTest < ActionController::TestCase
  setup do
    @activityavatar = activityavatars(:one)
  end

  test "should get index" do
    get :index
    assert_response :success
    assert_not_nil assigns(:activityavatars)
  end

  test "should get new" do
    get :new
    assert_response :success
  end

  test "should create activityavatar" do
    assert_difference('Activityavatar.count') do
      post :create, activityavatar: { activity_id: @activityavatar.activity_id }
    end

    assert_redirected_to activityavatar_path(assigns(:activityavatar))
  end

  test "should show activityavatar" do
    get :show, id: @activityavatar
    assert_response :success
  end

  test "should get edit" do
    get :edit, id: @activityavatar
    assert_response :success
  end

  test "should update activityavatar" do
    put :update, id: @activityavatar, activityavatar: { activity_id: @activityavatar.activity_id }
    assert_redirected_to activityavatar_path(assigns(:activityavatar))
  end

  test "should destroy activityavatar" do
    assert_difference('Activityavatar.count', -1) do
      delete :destroy, id: @activityavatar
    end

    assert_redirected_to activityavatars_path
  end
end

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Bachmann Eckenstein Art & Antiques is managed by Thomas Bachmann and Gabriel Eckenstein. We provide Asian art masterpieces from China, Tibet and Japan including Buddhist art. Our particular focus is on high-quality Chinese ceramics from the Han to Tang Dynasties, early bronzes, Buddhist sculpture from China, Tibet and Japan. In addition to that, you will also find Japanese screens from the Edo and Meiji periods in our collection.